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I don't know Song Hongbing and haven't read him. If he is a Chinese nobody, who the Chinese don't take seriously, than sure. If he's someone they do take seriously, then sure it isn't exactly evidence, but it's at least a perspective I don't think should be immediately dismissed.

West doesn't "consider credible" someone who predicts it will collapse, imagine my shock.

But why should we be for it? To secure better profit margins for woke tech companies that de-platform us, and replace us with h1bs? For the security of a national security complex that does not secure our own borders? Don't get me wrong. I dislike China. My sympathy is with all people who wish...

Okay, I understand you're claiming some kind of knowledge or authority on the issue here, but frankly without knowing what it is your claiming, I'm not sure how I can reasonably let it inform my opinion. (To be clear, please don't disclose whatever it is as it could be detrimental to you. I...

See the issue I think is you're trying to think in terms of US long term interests, rather than the interests of the people who govern US policy. I understand your argument, it's just not the sort of argument that I think actually governs action for the relevant people. Perhaps direct military...

They also sent aid to and received aid from China during the outbreak. I'm not saying they're best buds, there's both serious historical grievances that neither side can back down on and current disputes like the Senkaku / Diaoyu islands. But China's also Japan's largest trading partner. I'd be...

IIRC Japan played a role in the US normalizing relations with the PRC after the Tiananmen square massacre. Abe also advised Xi during US trade conflicts with China. I think traditional foreign policy analysis, probably overstates the extent to which Japan is actually aligned with the US, and...

This is questionably true. However, as of 2019 this number was only 27%, so I'm not sure how stable that is overtime. Also I think you posted this with the wrong account?

Talk from politicians is with worth next to nothing. Expressing dislike for a country most Americans feel antipathy toward is a free way to score some political points. Hell, most Republicans talking about how they hate China is mostly meaningless too. What matters isn't their expressed...

Didn't democrats just put Eric Swalwell, who was sleeping with a Chinese spy, on a homeland security panel?

It wouldn't be in the interests of those who determine US policy, which is what matters for what US policy would be. Although I also don't see how it would be in interest of heritage America to expend our blood and treasure in order to protect a global empire openly hostile to us.