I mean no more "Republic of China", but "independent Taiwan" instead
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-Corsair-

08/03/2020, 21:09:41

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What I said is plain and not hard to understand.

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U skipped the details:Who makes the statement&in wat forms [no text] - ChairmanMaohamet 08-03 22:43 | 0 bytes | +1
- Washington makes the statement, not Taipei - -Corsair- 08-07 19:27 | 216 bytes | +1
  - Udidn't answer myQuestion:who(which dept/agency)&in wat way(xchange of embassy?) [no text] - Mao Clone 08-08 18:24 | 0 bytes | +1
    - I said Pompeo, he's Secretary of State so obviously State Department - -Corsair- 08-09 19:59 | 89 bytes | +1
      - Only upon authorisation by the white house - Mao Clone 08-09 22:39 | 277 bytes | link +1
        
        The State Department is there for foreign policy - -Corsair- 08-14 18:22 | 103 bytes |
It may be "plain and not hard to understand", but it's still just plain wrong. - Canis Majoris 08-03 22:23 | 184 bytes | +1
- And what if it stopped pretending to abide by the One China principle? [no text] - -Corsair- 08-07 19:28 | 0 bytes |