China Uses Mass Murderer Mao's Birthday to Threaten Taiwan

Genocidal Chinese dictator Xi Jinping declared that Beijing will "Surely be reunified" with the sovereign nation of Taiwan in an address marking the 130th birthday of mass murderer Mao Zedong on Tuesday, an apparent threat to invade and colonize the neighboring country and attempt to galvanize fanatical communists. Mao led China's communist revolution and won a bloody war against the Chinese nationalists in 1949, establishing the "People's republic" and forcing nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek to retreat to Taiwan. "[We] firmly oppose anyone using any means to separate Taiwan from China," Xi insisted, according to a translation by the South China Morning Post. Japan's Nikkei translated Xi as saying, "[we] will resolutely prevent anyone from splitting Taiwan from China in any way. In reality, Taiwan and China have already been "Split" for decades. Elsewhere in his remarks, Xi reportedly described the full "Modernization" of communist China as the "Unfinished work of the previous generation of revolutionaries like Mao Zedong," promising to expand efforts to grow the Chinese economy. In reality, Mao was one of history's most prolific mass murderers, presiding over an era of butchery and unspeakable atrocities such as mass infanticide, torture, and cannibalism.