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Don Quixote would have approved of Secretary Blinken

The Sunday Guardian

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February 05, 2023

Blinken needs to read Don Quixote’ to understand the nature of his temporarily halted mission to get Xito go against CCP’s interests and push Putin to the negotiating table.

Don Quixote would have approved of Secretary Blinken

It took a hot air balloon to stop US Secretary of State Antony Blinken from stop US Secretary of State Antony Blinken from embarking on a pilgrimage to Beijing that not just countries in Greater Asia but the Democratic Party's own voters would have disowned.

US Senators belonging to the Republican Party have signed on to a letter warning Secretary of State Antony Blinken about the lack of sufficient and substantive action by the Biden White House on a matter of the highest concern to countries in the Indo-Pacific. This is the kid glove treatment given to the PRC led by CCP General Secretary Xi Jinping. This is despite his masterminding of aggressive actions by units of the PLA directed against India and Taiwan. In the case of India, there has thus far been silence from the Biden administration not just about how much but whether there will be additional US supply of weapons to India during the next kinetic attack by the PLA on Indian territory.

While US President Donald Trump gave a strong official response to the aggression by the PLA at Galwan in 2020, in the Yangtze fracas that took place barely months ago, all that Biden came up with was the same formulation that Xi Jinping has favoured.

This is that the PRC aggression against India "should be settled bilaterally". In other words, that India is on its own where even kinetic aggression by the PRC is concerned. President Biden has taken credit for the way in which the cooperation in matters of defence between India and the US has been progressing since Ashton Carter was the Defence Secretary during 2015-17, in the previous administration.

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