Posted on 02/12/2008 11:04:48 AM PST by Fennie
U.S. defense analysts now consider the Chinese air defense network to be the most dangerous system in the world. The Chinese system is considered more dangerous than the formidable Russian system.
The reason for China's great leap forward into first place is due to the wholesale use of U.S. commercial products that make the Chinese air defense network flexible, easy to upgrade, and though to exploit.
The Chinese investment into its air defense network is calculated to be one-tenth the cost of the U.S. expenditures. The low cost is attributed to what one analyst described as "Cisco in Chinese."
Chinese telecom companies run by the People's Liberation Army frequently steal U.S. industrial and military secrets which are then modified into operational systems for the military. This effort began in 1994 during the Clinton administration and was led by Chinese Gen. Ding Henggao.
Ding should receive a medal for being a hero to the Chinese Communist Party because he was able to obtain a vast array of U.S. technology through a good friend inside the Clinton administration -- then Defense Secretary William Perry. The technology included secure fiber-optic communications electronics.
Ding was able to set his wife, Madam General Nie, up as head of a false corporation that obtained advanced U.S. fiber optic systems. Madam Nie's company was staffed entirely by Chinese army officers who specialized in exploiting communications and electronics...
THANKS, BILL CLINTON!!!/heavy sarcasm
Didn’t China help Iraq repair their air defense network after the first gulf war, with sophisticated fiber optics and all that?
It’s kind of funny that on my screen this post is right below the “Where Did Hilery Get the $5 Million?” post.
Yeah but I am concerned with the future. We can’t do anything about the silliness of the Bushies. But, we can with the Obamasocialistpacifist campaign.
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