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#China may be the excuse for hawks to justify U.S.' national security spending, but China and the U.S. can't become enemies. There needs to be #creativediplomacy to make the two co-exist and collaborate, says Andrew Bacevich, President of @QuincyInst.pic.twitter.com/AUnjm4rJMr
War on #terrorism could no longer justify U.S. national security establishment's claim to enormous resources. Thus, #China becomes the new "enemy." U.S. needs wiser and more prudent civilian authorities to determine policies, says Andrew Bacevich, President of @QuincyInst.pic.twitter.com/kZOS1z03sD
#China and the U.S. need #creativediplomacy for both countries' leadership to recognize that we need to co-exist. East Asia's stability is an important shared interest. Common threats like #ClimateChange need to be tackled together, says Andrew Bacevich, President of @QuincyInst.pic.twitter.com/uHDn1UGxSp
In terms hostile actions in multiple locations and with multiple projections of power (as opposed to hot air bloviating) only one of the two Nations is spoiling for a fight.
That's as crazy as seeing peace in the Middle East...oh, wait a minute..
The only way to go!
@QuincyInst showed its true colors
Ok "China state-affiliated media".
Can’t become ememy? Then what Xi Jinping’s late touts on Korea war was about?
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