Wartime Intelligence

China is doing quite well militarily. Above all else it wants to reunite with Taiwan, but it would seem that that can’t really happen under the current circumstances. Now, why is quite an interesting subject. It would seem that the United States is trying it’s hardest to maintain Taiwan’s independence from the CCP, China’s Communist Party. It would appear that China would not be able to sustain a war against the United States. That and the fact that Taiwan is arming itself at a rapid pace tells us one thing, and one thing only – Taiwan is an independent state and strives hard to maintain their freedom, or, rather, independence. In the world where China can’t take Taiwan it would most likely try one of these two things. Number one, it will try to invade South Korea, through the North, and, or, it will likely try to take Japan. This will not happen for quite a long time. Say 20 years or so. In the circumstance where it tries to invade South Korea, it will more than likely supply all the North’s weapons and equipment. In the case that they try to invade Japan, it would rely heavily on Russia interfering with US politics in quite a big way. In the scenario that it can’t invade Taiwan it would also use the North as a sort of proxy. It would seem that North Korea is quite likely to transfer power from Kim Jong Un, to his sister, and likely his daughter. Right now North Korea can’t really do much militarily, but in about 20 years time it would more than likely try to invade the South. South Korea knows a lot about this, if you could call that an attempt. It would seem that the North doesn’t really have a lot of intelligence concerning Japan and the South, which, in the case of an attack would coordinate and work with each other. Right now, they’re trying to remediate the past, which for the South was cruel, but Japan is willing to do a lot in the case of a joint venture. It would seem that North Korea really wants to invade the South, but currently doesn’t have the military potential to do so.