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1 posted on 07/01/2005 10:11:33 PM PDT by CHARLITE
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Wonder if they have a supporting role with respect to the insurgents in Iraq. Also, if they are bankrolling some of the anti-war groups.
2 posted on 07/01/2005 10:13:56 PM PDT by Fido969 ("The story is true" - Dan Rather)
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To: CHARLITE; Jeff Head

Hey Jeff! Din't you write a book on this subject?


3 posted on 07/01/2005 10:17:33 PM PDT by SierraWasp (Liberal/Media Orchestration is just like Pornography! You recognize it instantly when you see it!!!)
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China’s communist leaders view the United States as their main enemy and are working in Asia and around the world to undermine U.S. alliances, said a former Chinese diplomat.

Well gee. Other than liberal la la land, where is this news?

4 posted on 07/01/2005 10:18:39 PM PDT by bill1952 ("All that we do is done with an eye towards something else.")
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Chen Yonglin, until recently a senior political officer at the Chinese Consulate in Sydney, Australia, said in an interview that China also is engaged in large-scale intelligence-gathering activities in the United States that, in the past, netted large amounts of confidential U.S. government documents from agents.

And we can thank Janet Reno for covering up Chinagate

5 posted on 07/01/2005 10:20:49 PM PDT by Mo1 (We will stay in the fight until the fight is won ~~~ President G.W. Bush)
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How about Kerry or Clinton?! They both have ties of sorts to the CHICOM don't they?


6 posted on 07/01/2005 10:22:48 PM PDT by 26lemoncharlie ('Cuntas haereses tu sola interemisti in universo mundo!')
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"China’s communist leaders view the United States as their main enemy and are working in Asia and around the world to undermine U.S. alliances, said a former Chinese diplomat."

They have consider the US an enemy since the late 1940s. They went against us in Korea for Gods sake.
I was shot at by weapons they made in Vietnam.
Stop pretending it's new, our military has known that since Korea.


7 posted on 07/01/2005 10:29:31 PM PDT by ProudVet77 (NASCAR - Because it's the way Americans drive.)
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This guy may end up being a Chinese Golitsyn - complete with all the sliming by so called US "conservatives." Some people don't want to hear any bad news. Just keep on kickin' that can down the road ...


9 posted on 07/01/2005 10:48:31 PM PDT by GOP_1900AD (Stomping on "PC," destroying the Left, and smoking out faux "conservatives" - Take Back The GOP!)
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China understands strategy, spy craft and role of espionage in modern diplomatic relations. Their intent is very hard to speculate on, since they may not know it themselves. They may just want local leverage, or they may want more; its hard to say since they are definitely playing the long game.

However, if we ever falter as a nation to terrorists or our own leadership, we can call trust that the Chinese will be prepared to step into the gap, at least within the Asian region.
13 posted on 07/01/2005 10:56:47 PM PDT by Wiseghy ("Sometimes you're windshield, sometimes you' re the bug")
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“That is possible as Chinese society is getting more unstable,” he said. “Once any serious civil disobedience occurs, the government may call for a war across the Taiwan Strait to gather [political] strength from people.”

There is the big danger. All totalitarian regimes keep the peoples' attention fixed on enemies outside the country, even make believe ones, to distract them from the fact that their real enemy is their own government. So many Chinese and Islamic fifth column folks are inside this country now that they can wreak havoc on us internally.

We live in interesting times.

15 posted on 07/01/2005 11:09:48 PM PDT by Mind-numbed Robot (Not all that needs to be done needs to be done by the government.)
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Oh, you can't possibly be serious, Mr. Gertz! China, home of the cleanest, fairest elections the world has ever known and renowned for the rule of law, honoring of foreign copyrights and patents, is our very best trading partner in the whole world. Why, even our dear congress, who always puts the interests of America and its people first, thinks that they deserve the exalted status of "most favored nation."

Surely there are no such things as slave labor camps in such a progressive paradise! Why, how would we be able to buy so much cheap stuff at Wal-Mart if it weren't for the entrepeneurial Chinese Communist Party guys helping out all those folks who walked into those camps after making nasty remarks about their all-caring glorious leadership and volunteered to work real hard so their American friends could get a TV for cheap to watch MTV and ESPN? That's compassiionate conservatism in action!

That thing at Tienamen Square back in the reign of George 41 was just a big media scam. Ol' George Herbert Walker himself, who is now bein' the daddy that poor Billy Clinton never had, didn't think that all of that fake blood and department-store dummies should influence our trade with this wonderful government. Neither does his son, who is the literal combination of Washington, Lincoln, Reagan, Teddy Roosevelt, and Christ himself in the eyes of Republicans everywhere. Them folks in Beijing is our 'strategic pardners'! Forced abortions and persecution of Christians, you say? Just a fantasy cooked up by some extremist racist right-wing crackpots trying to get in the way of progress!

These Communist leaders are so honorable and trustworthy that we can sell them all of our most advanced military technology without the slightest hint of worry. It's the largest market in the world after all, with more than a billion potential buyers for our smart bombs and nucular missiles. Just think of the money that our CEOs can make! (/sarcasm)


16 posted on 07/01/2005 11:13:08 PM PDT by Bogolyubski (Republican Battle Cry: "Run away! Run away!")
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Read later.


18 posted on 07/01/2005 11:45:55 PM PDT by EagleMamaMT ("Uncle Sugar: Handle it at the border or Uncle Winchester will handle it at the porch." Squantos)
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Ping for later


23 posted on 07/02/2005 1:06:27 AM PDT by SaltyJoe ("Social Justice" begins with the unborn child.)
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sbflr


24 posted on 07/02/2005 1:24:12 AM PDT by King Prout (I'd say I missed ya, but that'd be untrue... I NEVER MISS)
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So, we are finally finding out that the communists view our free republic as their main enemy. Who would 'a thunk it?

...and they are building a military to match those sentiments.

25 posted on 07/02/2005 4:23:01 AM PDT by Jeff Head (www.dragonsfuryseries.com)
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I do NOT buy Chicom goods, which makes Wally-World shopping difficult. Unless the winds-of-change sweep through that commie rat-nest, we will fight them one day. We had better be prepared to wage all-out war by then!!!

BOYCOTT EVIL!

LLS


26 posted on 07/02/2005 5:01:30 AM PDT by LibLieSlayer (2010...the year we make "Contact"...wait...I forgot about Hildebeast...nevermind!)
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Islamofascists have far more to fear from China than America.


28 posted on 07/02/2005 5:40:42 AM PDT by tkathy (Tyranny breeds terrorism. Freedom breeds peace.)
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i don't understand why american, japanese and european corporations have placed most of the eggs in the chinese basket.

it would be fairer to spread the stuff around the globe.

yes, some countries lack the centralized and totalitarian controls to enforce security. but it would seem that the incentives of a better life in some countries would generate the interest in governments to protect these assets.

yes, most 3rd world countries are under developed. but many thanks to the internet are educating more people than ever before in the hope of moving into a better life.

a chinese textile worker is no more skilled than an african or a latin american.

dispersing outsourcing would have limited china's explosive growth, and increased the western influence abroad.


34 posted on 07/02/2005 7:44:51 AM PDT by ken21 (it takes a village to steal your child + to steal your property! /s)
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Yes, sooner or later we are going to have to confront the chinese. Right now our wonderful gov't would rather pretend we are just great chums and play paddy cakes. By then the damage will be done and ordinary americans will pay the price in blood and treasure. Its more important to protect the "right" to an abortion for ordinary americans and to propagate better and more "legal" ways for the powerful to steal their property. I think they're going to have to just get more foreigners to fight their wars. It would be too hard for us natives to tell the difference between friend and foe in a war with china.


38 posted on 07/02/2005 8:03:36 AM PDT by virgil
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bttt


40 posted on 07/03/2005 4:58:41 PM PDT by CGVet58 (God has granted us Liberty, and we owe Him Courage in return)
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