Ye Qiquan’s Original Concept and Copyright Statement (February 18, 2023 Edition)

By叶 其泉

Ye Qiquan’s Original Concept and Copyright Statement, February 18, 2023. The content includes the following:

Ukrainian trenches; the border wall of the Russia-Ukraine conflict; Russia is effectively invincible, at least until the end of 2026; the Somaliization of Ukraine; the Yugoslavization of Ukraine; neighboring countries’ military intervention in Ukraine lays the foundation for Ukraine’s complete defeat; 2022, the first year of Europe’s decline; a fundamental change in China’s policy toward Europe; the 2022 war, a war to divide and weaken Europe; a colonized Europe (colonized Europe); China’s cross-strait unification action officially begins the G2 era in 2026; by the end of 2025, China will reveal its credible nuclear forces; Taiwan has lost its chance for “one country, two systems”; two to three cross-strait passages will connect Taiwan and the mainland.

The following are the language translations of Ye Qiquan’s name.

Ye Qiquan (Ye Qiquan, يي راعي الينبوع; Ye Qiquan, יה צ’יקואן; 예치천, Е Чицюань)

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