🇨🇳⚡️🇺🇸#Breaking: Chinese State media:
We must resolutely define the US troops deployment in Taiwan as an “invasion.” The mainland has the right to carry out military strikes against them at any time. The US is playing a dangerous game that is destined to draw fire#China pic.twitter.com/ha5guEuWYV

— The RAGEX (@theragex) October 8, 2021

Updates on the saber rattling between the US and China
US sub hit something in the south China sea Oct. 2, and has since had to stay on the surface and sail to Guam for repairs.
On Hal Turner radio show he said he knew that something happened in the south China sea, but wasn't able to say anything publicly because it would endanger US servicemen in the area and on the damaged sub that was heading back to Guam.
His theory on what happened was a common game of chicken between a US sub and a Chinese sub. This is often done in the arctic between the US and the Russians, and the first sub to turn away from a head on collision, has to leave the area. Sometimes they collide and damage is the outcome, and sometimes a sub could be sunk. He said it was possible a Chinese sub was sunk in this game. It is also possible that our sub was damaged by a torpedo explosion close to the sub. His conclusion from this guess work is that it is possible we could be at war with China in a week. Turner is known to sensationalize a story, so I don't give much credence to what he says, but the fact this scenario is even being discussed makes a person wonder exactly what is going on. Word has leaked out from crew members on the sub that there was an incident with a commie sub.

What we face now is specific nuclear warnings from China, made against Japan, the US and Australia to name a few. There's no room for diplomatic maneuverability for China in this situation now. Whatever they might do won't be a surprise anymore, the west is expecting an attack. If China actually tries anything, the push back would be quick and substantial. In fact, since the US and the allies have made such a large show of force and verbal commitments, they can't refrain from military action either. So both sides have painted themselves into a corner, and neither side can easily back down.
At this time the ball is in China's court. All eyes are on them. The longer they wait, the less danger they are in, and they appear to still be in a strong position - as long as they don't do anything.
The problem is, there are many factors, known and unknown, that are influencing Chinese leadership right now. China is currently losing economic ground on a daily basis. The "partitioning" of Taiwan as another Hong Kong type possession, was counted on by China, and also needed now more than ever. So there is a time element involved here that puts China in a desperate position. This is why I feel we are weeks away from a conflict.

During the end of Trump's administration there was a major trade deal pending with China, that was never ratified. This fact means there is a form of embargo going on against China at this time. And Biden and congress didn't get it lifted.
Right now China is running low on fuel and food, so the longer they wait to attack, the sooner their nation devolves into chaos. They have already activated tens of thousands of troops to take back the hinterlands on the Indian border. And, in the south china sea they have made their declarations to the US, the UK, Australia and Japan that they will nuke them if they interfere with the takeover of Taiwan.

It is obvious to me that China is planning a major war on two fronts and will attack with such force and speed, that they feel it will be sufficient to make the allies refrain from joining the battle.
This is so irrational and desperate, it's not even funny. This is exactly what the globalists want them to do. Once China commits to an attack, the US and allies will retaliate with even greater force and I'm 90% certain it will go nuclear.
Unless there is a revolution in China and/or a political reversal, my guess is we will be at war before Thanksgiving. GE