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“I agree Taiwan more than qualifies- but it does seem to be only democratic govt invited that the US govt does not officially recognize. So its inclusion is a big deal.”

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“A key difference between Taiwan now and when it lost its seat is that in practice it is also no longer claiming to represent territorial China. That's the big difference that's from the world in 1971 when the ROC [Republic of China] did claim it was going to be the legitimate government for all of China. It's hard to remember the world in that context - but that's also why there was very little sympathy for ROC at that time because it seemed like they were making implausibly ridiculous claims and excluding one billion people from the UN.”

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“It's an open secret they've been doing training exercises here and there, but this is a big deal to publicly acknowledge them. I don't know what the benefit of that is. The Chinese government knows what's going on. We're not telling them - we're just telling the Chinese public, which will then create pressure on the government to do something.”

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Nov, 2021

I agree Taiwan more than qualifies- but it does seem to be only democratic govt invited that the US govt does not officially recognize. So its inclusion is a big deal.

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Monday

Oct, 2021

A key difference between Taiwan now and when it lost its seat is that in practice it is also no longer claiming to represent territorial China. That's the big difference that's from the world in 1971 when the ROC [Republic of China] did claim it was going to be the legitimate government for all of China. It's hard to remember the world in that context - but that's also why there was very little sympathy for ROC at that time because it seemed like they were making implausibly ridiculous claims and excluding one billion people from the UN.

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It's an open secret they've been doing training exercises here and there, but this is a big deal to publicly acknowledge them. I don't know what the benefit of that is. The Chinese government knows what's going on. We're not telling them - we're just telling the Chinese public, which will then create pressure on the government to do something.