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He’s been called a “big teddy bear,” a gruff “football coach” and a “cowboy” who needs to be put out to pasture. But one thing Air Force Gen. Michael A. Minihan is not: shy.

Gen. Michael A. Minihan, lauded by hawks in Congress, has disturbed some in the Pentagon with his fiery prognostications of a looming conflict with China.

“I hope I am wrong,” Gen. Mike Minihan, who leads the Air Force Air Mobility Command, wrote in a memo to the personnel assigned to his command.

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Concluding that an invasion is not likely under current circumstances is absolutely reasonable—but you wouldn’t know it in Washington.

Originally posted at TomDispatch. News flash! Ten thousand Marines and other U.S. troops recently invaded southern California and captured Twentynine - Michael Klare for Antiwar.com Original

Questioning why the US has gone into belligerence over its belief that China will occupy Taiwan.

Air Force General Michael Minihan is one of those guys who has real-world warfighting responsibilities.

China-US relations have cooled during Joe Biden’s presidency thanks to his repeated pledges to “defend” Taiwan, and to the dramatic increase in US-Taiwanese quasi-diplomatic contacts and US arms sales to the island.