Ukraine War Shows the US Military Isn't Ready for War With China
If there is one thing that this war shows, it's that Chinese army isn't ready for anything. In every single joint Russian-Chinese military exercise Russian army did better than their Chinese "friends". So imagine now what Chinese leaders must feel when they observe Russian army's actions in Ukraine and realise that their army is even worse.
Of course, unlike Russians, they have the sheer numbers to flood Taiwan, but Chinese - again, unlike Russians - are long-term planners, wéiqí players. They won't risk their finances, industry and future superpower over some tiny island. If they think the conditions for getting Taiwan will be better in the year 2347, they will attack in 2347. That's the whole different level of ability to plan and wait on the Chinese side. Russians, on the other hand, fell for an obvious provocation in Ukraine, just when they were tightening the economic grip on Europe with NS1 and about-to-be-opened NS2, because they just couldn't wait and, like retarded kids, had to play war and couldn't resist.
Also, apart from being able to work hard and wait for a very long time, Chinese have another thing that their Americans opponents lack - discipline and ability to sacrifice their personal welfare. Can you see Americans reducing their ridiculous consumption, limiting rampant consumerism or giving up their "American way of life" for future success?
:) Exactly. And Chinese can do it, if need be. So, in the long term they will be the main (if not the only) superpower in the world.
However, getting back to 2022 - China is still not going to attack Taiwan, America is still the only real global superpower, and Russia is still getting owned in Ukraine.
All is well, as Crow says.