China's Non-Invasion Strategy: A Taiwan Blockade?

When you say disinvited, it's it's a good way of looking at it because I think that um, again, this this global order that was established post World War II, we saw that it was starting to really be attacked and it was really breaking apart um, and turning into a much more multipolar world, especially over the past couple of years. We saw this happening with the bricks nations, you know, dollarization campaigns. I think a lot of it ties into, you know, Biden's actions with Ukraine and and Russia, you know, all these things they kind of broke this global trust. And maybe if it wasn't really a global trust as much as it was um, when there's one kind of bully in the yard, you have to keep in order. And that obviously is bad from a certain perspective, but it's also good for certain perspective too, because it does create order. Um, so what happens though when that bully kind of they overplay their hand and you have the other bullies that were waiting for the opportunity to come in. And I think that's what we're seeing here. And so I think I'm also seeing reports ...