The War To End All Wars: Last War Of American Hegemony? Taiwan War?

By Terry Nettle

The increasing hostility between USA and China is the most dangerous conflict in today's world. Is this a primitive game of tit for tat? Or is it an intellectual game of weiqi, the ancient Chinese chess game?

But, all the West's hype about China's threat to invade Taiwan is really nothing but the standard cry wolf ruse. It is quite obvious that China's best strategy against Taiwan is not an invasion but a total blockade as and when necessary. A no-fly zone and a naval blockade would suffice to choke off all commercial flights and shipping to Taiwan.

USA can run the gauntlet of total Taiwan blockade by fully committing its air force and navy in the most dangerous war far away from home. USA can try to break the blockade using its massively destructive military force, bring the war to the Chinese mainland, apply all manners of severe sanctions against China, drag in the military of all its Asian and other allies, and escalate it into a most devastating nuclear war and even WW3.

It is time for all concerned to take all necessary actions to prevent the terrible tragedy triggered by a devastating Taiwan war from happening.

USA and China really have to seriously negotiate with each other to achieve peace and to avoid global war.

The fate of humanity hangs in the balance!

 

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Terry Nettle
• Release date: Apr 30, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223808527

Book preview

1. Wars And Empires

Every empire built itself by winning wars against its many rivals and peers.

The current global hegemon, the American empire, is no exception.

But are wars really inevitable? Will there ever be a war that ends all wars?

2. American Empire

Wars made USA the mightiest country in the world - the world's greatest superpower and sole hegemon.

Is USA destined to be the world's hegemon for a thousand years?

Perhaps not.

Perhaps it has stretched itself too much and too thin to cope with the many demands of power and internal strife.

Perhaps it has reached its zenith on its impressive ascent, and it is downhill all the way from here.

3. New World Politics

Perhaps the world has become so multi-polar and so diverse that USA can no longer be the sole superpower.

Perhaps too many superpowers have emerged in the world for the world to be dominated by one single hegemon.

4. Last War?

Perhaps the desire to be