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What's happening in the city Sept. 2-11, 2022
China is "seriously" upset with the United States for having the gall to sail in international waters.
Nothing more than rocks have been filled with sand and concrete and turned into something akin to a stationary aircraft carrier that allows china to project power outside the first and second island chain. so you can see an airstrip there they are well-defended. and if there was ever a conflict in the south china sea, it would give them a logistics hub and ability to move their forces forward against whatever is coming back at them. >> brian: the fifth or seventh fleet we have here that continues to patrol an international waters, correct? where are we allowed to go that is not china territory...
Taiwan's defense chief intimated this week that any fortification efforts could be seen as escalatory.
Secretary Austin, for the sake of our national security, please do not authorize any Production Assistance Agreements or any similar arrangements with Hollywood until they come clean and stop kowtowing to the Chinese Communist Party.