Taiwan: The World’s Most Dangerous Fault Line

Taiwan tiny island could decide the world’s future. In 1949, China exploded into

revolution. Gunfire. Chaos. Collapse. The Communists took

the mainland the defeated government escaped across the sea… to Taiwan. Two governments.

Two flags. Both claiming to be the real China. Time moved on. Taiwan transformed

into a free democracy. China rose into a global powerhouse. Beijing calls Taiwan a lost province.

Taiwan calls itself home. Between them: 130 kilometers of water… and some of the

world’s most powerful warships. One move. One mistake. And history doesn’t

repeat — it detonates. This isn’t a regional dispute. This is a global fault line.