Gladiator Sustainable Peace (GSP)

五角大楼为获取最稀有的稀土元素所做的努力，一直延伸到马来西亚港口小城市关丹。在这里，澳大利亚公司Lynas Rare Earths已开始生产重稀土，这是一种难以获得的稀土类型，该领域目前由中国主导。on.wsj.com/4ebXO5q

@elonmusk Unfortunately solar panels are taking lots of prime farmland in China, which could result in China facing food crisis. Because China already lacks farmland to grow food, and China is already the top food importer in the world.

In late 2025, #Taiwan authorities published their National Public Safety Guide, a.k.a. "the Orange Book", and distributed a copy to every household, to raise awareness of the citizens on how to strengthen their readiness in case of a conflict, presumably caused by #China. A local think tank then conducted a survey and found out that it did not strengthen citizens’ perceived ability to protect themselves or reunite with their families. To bridge this gap between knowledge and action, the think tank advised that "the government should mandate hands-on drills in communities and schools and deploy familiar tools such as Google Offline Maps to turn preparedness into practical, instinctive behavior". Fear-mongering tactics like these have reached unprecedented levels since the secessionist party, the DPP, is in power. In 2025, it added a civilian dimension to the annual Han Kuang military drills, by having special forces scurrying around the metro stations of Taipei in search of an imaginary invader, while citizens were asked to hide at home and watch them on TV. French people are familiar with these government scare tactics : in 2025, Macron's government thought it was a good idea to ask every French household to prepare a "bug-out bag" with emergency supplies in case the Russian army suddenly rolls down in the streets of Paris again. The DPP, the secessionist party in power in Taipei, is trying its best to drive a wedge between mainland China and the island of Taiwan by beating the war drum and making the Taiwanese population nervous, insecure and hopefully increase the anti-China sentiment. Fortunately, the bond between Taiwanese and their mainland compatriots is strong, the people on both sides are well educated, and their sense of Chinese-ness, although different on both sides, is stronger than the weak attempts, on Taiwan's side, to build a fictitious "Taiwanese identity" made of ethnic, historical and political scraps. The only cards the DPP has left up its sleeve for the 2028 elections are : - electoral fraud, like in so many Western countries, who without a doubt will lend a hand to the DPP on how to proceed, - a staged assassination attempt : the DPP has a track record in this, with the 2004 reelection of its candidate Chen Shuibian, who was about to lose the elections until that fateful day, - a false flag attack on Taiwan to declare martial law, seize total power, ban the opposition and muzzle the media, just like Korean president Yoon attempted two years ago. Which one would you bet on ?