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01-02-06, 01:53 PM
The Chink in our Armor
JIM MOORE
The Sierra Times
While we haggle about the situation in Iraq, about when and if our soldiers and Marines are coming home, about whether or not the death and destruction we caused over there was worth it, about how Iraq can ever have a government that’s not at war with itself, and how long it will be before we dump on Iran, another enemy of ours, much larger, more powerful, and much more sinister is taking our measure and planning our demise.
At present we’re so occupied with the Shiites, the Sunnis, and the Kurds that what’s going on in the Far East doesn’t even rate a comment at lunchtime. But it should. Because in the not too distant future we will come to realize where our attention, which has been riveted on Iraq, should have been focused instead on an infinitely more deadly enemy. One that is waiting patiently in the wings for the right time to move on us. And when that time comes this so-called “war on terrorism” will seem like a skirmish with water pistols.
China. That’s the opponent waiting behind the curtain; the enemy we don’t realize we have; the adversary in the shadows; the dark horse of death with the Devil himself in the saddle.
Think not? Still believe our destiny is tied up in the Middle East? Still have your eyes on Iran or Syria? Still consider North Korea the one to watch. Keep watching, and while you’re eyes are fixed somewhere else the yellow horde is waiting for the signal.
In a secure briefing to his military leaders, Chi Haotian, China’s Minister of Defense, gave a blunt, chilling speech about China’s need for “more living space”, and he outlined in detail how they would get it. The speech, not intended for publication, was obtained by the Hal Turner Radio Show via covert means through Shanghai.
I know, I know, Hal Turner is a highly controversial radio host that speaks his mind, holds nothing back, and is called every name in the politically-incorrect playbook. But, that is how he manages to get information that other journalists would kill for. This includes the verbatim Chi Haotian speech. And although too long to give in its entirety, I submit to you the highlights and specific points made in this frightening and awesome speech.
Chi begins by emphasizing that China’s development is not limited to the land they now have, but includes the whole world. Once the center of civilization, but surpassed by Western influence, China is destined to once again (in the 21st century) become the center of leadership of the world, according to Chi.
“The reason that the United States remains today is that it has never seen war on its mainland. If it did, the enemy would have already reached Washington before its Congress finished debating and authorized the president to declare war. Our Party’s leadership, on the other hand, is prompt in making decisions. Once made, it is immediately implemented. This is our advantage.”
The three lessons China learned from Germany were (1) grasp the country’s living space, (2) grasp the Party’s control over the nation, and (3) grasp the direction toward becoming “lord of the earth” -- living space is the key.
With more than 1.3 billion people -- the world’s largest population -- China has reached its limit. Their focus is on more land. Western countries established colonies around the world. China feels it must do likewise. Only countries like the United States, Canada, and Australia have the vast land to serve China’s “more living space” needs. Publicly, China will emphasize economic development, but in reality, this development has WAR as its center.
China’s economic expansion will come with a significant development in its military forces -- the sleeping lion that is China is awakening! “Even though China and the United States rely on each other,” Chi opines, “we must remember that one mountain does not allow two tigers to live together.
“We also must never reveal our ambitions. The hidden message is: we must put up with America; we must conceal our ultimate goals, hide our capabilities and await the opportunity. Thus, we will talk loudly about the ‘Taiwan issue’ but not the ‘American issue.’ We all know the principle of ‘doing one thing under the cover of another.’”
And how does China plan to accomplish the takeover of America? Conventional weapons won’t do, nor will nuclear weapons. “We are not foolish enough,” Chi says, “to want to perish with America by using nuclear weapons. Only with non-destructive weapons that kill many people will we be able to have America for ourselves.”
China has developed biological weapons and has mastered them. This makes them capable of “cleaning up” America all of a sudden, in Chi’s estimation. If a bio attack fails and triggers a retaliatory strike from the United States, half of China’s population will perish. This is why China already has ready an air defense system for their biggest cities. But even if half of China’s population dies, Chi makes it shockingly clear that people can be replaced, but if the Party falls, everything is gone forever.
“If we can resolve the United States ‘problem’ with one blow,” says Chi, “China’s domestic problems (living space) will be solved. Therefore, our battle preparation appears to aim at Taiwan, but in fact is aimed at the United States. Marx pointed out that “violence is the midwife for the birth of the new society. Therefore, war is the midwife for the birth of China’s century.”
Informed sources estimate that China’s attack on the United States can be expected within five to 10 years.
So maybe we should stop playing sand dune roulette in the Middles East and think long and hard about the Far East, and the serious chink in our armor.
Ellie
JIM MOORE
The Sierra Times
While we haggle about the situation in Iraq, about when and if our soldiers and Marines are coming home, about whether or not the death and destruction we caused over there was worth it, about how Iraq can ever have a government that’s not at war with itself, and how long it will be before we dump on Iran, another enemy of ours, much larger, more powerful, and much more sinister is taking our measure and planning our demise.
At present we’re so occupied with the Shiites, the Sunnis, and the Kurds that what’s going on in the Far East doesn’t even rate a comment at lunchtime. But it should. Because in the not too distant future we will come to realize where our attention, which has been riveted on Iraq, should have been focused instead on an infinitely more deadly enemy. One that is waiting patiently in the wings for the right time to move on us. And when that time comes this so-called “war on terrorism” will seem like a skirmish with water pistols.
China. That’s the opponent waiting behind the curtain; the enemy we don’t realize we have; the adversary in the shadows; the dark horse of death with the Devil himself in the saddle.
Think not? Still believe our destiny is tied up in the Middle East? Still have your eyes on Iran or Syria? Still consider North Korea the one to watch. Keep watching, and while you’re eyes are fixed somewhere else the yellow horde is waiting for the signal.
In a secure briefing to his military leaders, Chi Haotian, China’s Minister of Defense, gave a blunt, chilling speech about China’s need for “more living space”, and he outlined in detail how they would get it. The speech, not intended for publication, was obtained by the Hal Turner Radio Show via covert means through Shanghai.
I know, I know, Hal Turner is a highly controversial radio host that speaks his mind, holds nothing back, and is called every name in the politically-incorrect playbook. But, that is how he manages to get information that other journalists would kill for. This includes the verbatim Chi Haotian speech. And although too long to give in its entirety, I submit to you the highlights and specific points made in this frightening and awesome speech.
Chi begins by emphasizing that China’s development is not limited to the land they now have, but includes the whole world. Once the center of civilization, but surpassed by Western influence, China is destined to once again (in the 21st century) become the center of leadership of the world, according to Chi.
“The reason that the United States remains today is that it has never seen war on its mainland. If it did, the enemy would have already reached Washington before its Congress finished debating and authorized the president to declare war. Our Party’s leadership, on the other hand, is prompt in making decisions. Once made, it is immediately implemented. This is our advantage.”
The three lessons China learned from Germany were (1) grasp the country’s living space, (2) grasp the Party’s control over the nation, and (3) grasp the direction toward becoming “lord of the earth” -- living space is the key.
With more than 1.3 billion people -- the world’s largest population -- China has reached its limit. Their focus is on more land. Western countries established colonies around the world. China feels it must do likewise. Only countries like the United States, Canada, and Australia have the vast land to serve China’s “more living space” needs. Publicly, China will emphasize economic development, but in reality, this development has WAR as its center.
China’s economic expansion will come with a significant development in its military forces -- the sleeping lion that is China is awakening! “Even though China and the United States rely on each other,” Chi opines, “we must remember that one mountain does not allow two tigers to live together.
“We also must never reveal our ambitions. The hidden message is: we must put up with America; we must conceal our ultimate goals, hide our capabilities and await the opportunity. Thus, we will talk loudly about the ‘Taiwan issue’ but not the ‘American issue.’ We all know the principle of ‘doing one thing under the cover of another.’”
And how does China plan to accomplish the takeover of America? Conventional weapons won’t do, nor will nuclear weapons. “We are not foolish enough,” Chi says, “to want to perish with America by using nuclear weapons. Only with non-destructive weapons that kill many people will we be able to have America for ourselves.”
China has developed biological weapons and has mastered them. This makes them capable of “cleaning up” America all of a sudden, in Chi’s estimation. If a bio attack fails and triggers a retaliatory strike from the United States, half of China’s population will perish. This is why China already has ready an air defense system for their biggest cities. But even if half of China’s population dies, Chi makes it shockingly clear that people can be replaced, but if the Party falls, everything is gone forever.
“If we can resolve the United States ‘problem’ with one blow,” says Chi, “China’s domestic problems (living space) will be solved. Therefore, our battle preparation appears to aim at Taiwan, but in fact is aimed at the United States. Marx pointed out that “violence is the midwife for the birth of the new society. Therefore, war is the midwife for the birth of China’s century.”
Informed sources estimate that China’s attack on the United States can be expected within five to 10 years.
So maybe we should stop playing sand dune roulette in the Middles East and think long and hard about the Far East, and the serious chink in our armor.
Ellie