Op-Ed: It is time for Xi Jinping to be detained and arrested

China’s autocratic like leader is making headlines these days more often than usual. In the latest round of headlines, Jinping has issued threats to much of the world over their overwhelming support of Taiwanese independence from mainland China. Mainland China of course has laid illegimate claim to Taiwan considering Taiwan gained independence some time ago, but then again, they’re also attempting the same dictator like power grab over former British colony Hong Kong which is supposed to be independant of the mainland itself.

This article is probably going to get us banned in China but that is okay. Jinping is literally China’s far scarier Trump — who is no longer just a threat to the Chinese but much of the world. That fact alone should warrant the attention of so called internstional authorities and the criminal court. The same criminal court that has internationally charged several other world leaders throughout history for their heinous crimes against mankind and humanity.

Because let’s face it this guy is going to ignite World War III at the stroke of a pen because he isn’t getting his way and Taiwan for example one of many isn’t bowing to Chinese pressure.

Most recently at The Great Hall of The People Jinping made the claim that pretty much one way or another mainland China will get Taiwan back. That claim is attracting allot of attention considering Taiwan has several international and NATO allies including the U.S firmly behind it.

Interestingly, Jinping recently made comments suggesting that he would like to see Taiwan function under a one country two places like system. The problem with that is that Jinping is not being honest and that is exactly how Hong Kong is supposed to function but mainland China doesn’t allow such to happen. That much was evidenced over the past two years or so amid a mainland led crackdown on Hong Kong protests against the mainland government asserting its policies over the area.

Let’s be entirely honest here the same would probably happen to Taiwan which has operated by itself since the civil war of 1949 in which China evidently lost.

the views expressed in this opinion piece are not exprwssly endorsed by all members of this newspaper.