Chinese General Says U.S. Foreign Policy Has ‘Erectile Dysfunction’ Problems -- Wall Street Journal
A Chinese general used a regional security conference this weekend to tell a global audience that U.S. rhetoric about the South China Sea risks provoking Beijing.
For the Chinese language audience, the general used language saltier — and perhaps more provocative — words to describe how he feels about U.S. power.
Maj. Gen Zhu Chenghu, a professor at the National Defense University, made the remarks in an interview with Chinese-language Phoenix TV at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore Saturday.
He suggested that if China came to blows with any of its neighbors, the U.S. might not be a reliable ally.
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My Comment: ‘Erectile dysfunction’ problems .... there is some stuff that I just cannot make up. Aside from the rhetoric, this post is a must read. It mirrors exactly what my Chinese friends told me on my last visit to the country a year and a half ago, and it sizes up accurately how the Chinese arenow viewing the U.S. in Asia.
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