ChinaChina vs. the USA: Old War, New Tactics vs. the USA: Old War, New Tactics

American Thinker ^ | Eric Holmes and Dean Chang

[RoosterRedux]

China is and has been at war with the US. This war is as intentional as and more damaging than Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. While no bombs have dropped and no rounds have been fired, nothing can camouflage China's decades-long war on the U.S.

In 1998, China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) published Unrestrictive Warfare. Its main premise, after they studied the intricacy of Operation Desert Storm, was that no country could financially or technology-wise compete with or be victorious against the U.S. in a traditional force-on-force war. Unrestrictive Warfare asserts for a country (like China) to defeat the US, future wars would be based on nonviolent methods via financial influence, political bribery, industrial espionage, theft of intellectual property, and other non-traditional means.

The new administration's reversal of all actions by President Trump indicates that the new administration may not be aware of the danger. A major question needs to be asked: is the Biden administration defending the U.S. against the actions of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)?

Robert Spalding's Stealth War documents the CCP's war against the U.S. as it takes advantage of U.S. technology and open society. Spalding, a retired U.S. Air Force brigadier general, was the senior defense official at U.S. Embassy in Beijing and was director of strategic planning at the National Security Council. Stealth War details China's fleecing of the U.S. by financially incentivizing our politicians and business leaders more focused on their personal gains and the corporate bottom line than on national security interests.

[RoosterRedux]

While no bombs have dropped and no rounds have been fired, nothing can camouflage China's decades-long war on the U.S.

Know thine enemy.

This is the headline that can get our side started. It has to be stressed daily that the American Left is carrying the water for the Chinese Communist Party and all this talk of postmodernism is nothing but a smokescreen for their betrayal of our country.

Smokescreen (i.e., BS) issues:

• LBGTQ rights

• Defund the Police

• Transgenderism for All

• Black Lives Matter

• Reparations

• "You're too white"

• Let's all be Woke

• Sex ed. for tots.

• Equality for everyone

• Guaranteed Income

• The Military Purge of White Supremacists

• And so on, and so on...

The Left is playing us. They don't care about the above mentioned issues.

The only thing they REALLY care about is THE REVOLUTION.

[ClearCase_guy]

Exactly. The issue is never the issue. The issue is always the Revolution.

[Paleo Pete]

China has been at war with the entire world since 1949 when the communist party took over China. This story should not be “news” to anyone familiar with China’s plans and past. When the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) took over in 1949, they laid out a 100 year plan to dominate the entire world.

They have never deviated from that plan, and one other thing we need to realize. Most politicians think of the future as tomorrow, next week at best. The CCP thinks of the next DECADE.

The worst thing any of our politicians have done in our lifetime is when Clinton and Bush brought China into the World Trade Organization. Ever since, China has wrangled very unfair trade deals, stolen intellectual property, devalued their currency, and essentially cheated the rest of the world on anything related to trade. Actually, I think it was probably a mistake for Nixon to visit and bring China into world politics in 1972.

The CCP is focused on one thing and one thing only. Control of the entire world. The primary impediment to that goal is the US of A. That is why China is our greatest enemy.

Trump had their economy on the skids. It was already in bad shape, typical of the socialist/communist economic model. Our illegal resident, biden, is helping them get it back. That is why they helped him get elected. That is why they allowed his son to wind up on the board of directors of a Chinese private equities firm, when the crack head son knew absolutely nothing about finance, had no experience in that field, and had no prior business experience or contacts in China. They needed leverage over a potential US president, and biden has been making noises about running for prez for 30 years. Tried it a couple of times. They knew he wanted power...

Why else would China endorse a candidate for US president? And after all their screeching about Russia for 5 years, why did the democrats NOT raise a big stink about a Chinese endorsement?

China is in the process of taking over this country, I think they intend to have it completed before the biden/harris criminal organization is gone.

They know biden will not stand up to them, they knew long ago he was one of our weakest politicians, corrupt as they get and a lifelong liar. Same as hill and billary, he can lie without a second thought. He could probably think up new lies while hooked up to a polygraph and the needles would never even wiggle.

This is why I have consistently called biden China’s puppet. They have some serious leverage on him, I have no idea what kind of crap his idiot son got into while in China, but I’m willing to bet they have showed videos of it to dad, and now have full control over his every move.

We’re in trouble folks. China is very close to owning this country. And there’s not a soul in DC willing to stand up to them.

[RoosterRedux]

Excellent!

[sauropod]

Bingo!

[Paleo Pete]

Thanks. I’ve been watching this for a long time.

Evrry time I think of China, I think of an article in Popular Science not long after Nixon went there.

Satellite technology was fairly new, and nobody knew much about their surveillance capability. The article showed a picture of a Chinese equicalent of our secret service alongside the Nixon motorcade on a bicycle. You could literally read the time on his watch.

Why this always got my interest I’m not really sure, but they had clandestine guys on bicycles in addition to the visible security.

Just that one fact has made me never, ever trust China. Then a few years ago, I found out about their 100 year plan, and did a little poking around.

Remember Schwinn bicycles? They put a manufacturing facility in China years ago. They were required, by the CCP government, to hand over their blueprints, alloys, manufacturing methods, everything. 6 months later the Chinese company Giant was producing exact replicas of Schwinn bikes, at a fraction of the cost, due to Chinese sweat shop tactics.

That is what happens to every company that sets up shop in China. Trump stopped it, Xi smiled, acted like they were getting along fine, but he was pissed. That’s why biden is in place now and reversing everything Trump did re China.

All part of their plan, but they had to make a few minor adjustments because of Donald J Trump. Now it’s back to business as usual. I wonder what sort of Chinese company hunter will end up with this time.

[bert]

However, the main, the primary historical fact is omitted.

China is the largest nation on earth. It has more people. The people have a desire to live prosperous lives like the people in Japan, South Korea, All of Europe and North America.

I am not a China supporter. I do not condone the manner in which the CCP has in 30 years transformed a very backward nation and people into an industrial powerhouse is similar to the manner in which the McArthur government raised Japan from rubble and South Korea from nothingness.

The reality is that once the largest nation on earth casts off the bonds and achieves a large degree of personal freedom unheard of for a very very very long time, prosperity is the result. Having said that, China is very large and we do not know of the still backward regions and rural regions that have not experienced the prosperity and growth into relative middle class wealth.

President Trump chose to end the status quo and impede the processes whereby a parasitic China sucked the life from America. At present, I don’t know the degree to which he succeeded. I don’t have the numbers.

However, If America becomes invulnerable as a source of technology secrets and even as a market, there is the rest of the world. Europeans are dense. They will give up secrets simply because they lack the political will to resist. Korea is so close it will cooperate willingly. Japan....I don’t know.

My point is that China is

[RoosterRedux]

The reality is that once the largest nation on earth casts off the bonds and achieves a large degree of personal freedom unheard of for a very very very long time, prosperity is the result.

Xi has NO plans for that.

China's wealth has come from theft and emulation of the West. ONLY.

[bert]

You mis understand. Your rationalization is irrelevant

Plans or not, prosperity for millions is a reality.

Emulation of the west is universal and is rampage in Japan, Korea and Saudi Arabia and the UAE. All have allowed “western” appropriation

The fact that there has been western appropriation is irrelevant. The fact is that now is much, much different than a very few decades past.

[RoosterRedux]

True about Western appropriation to some degree.

But the CCP has no plans for the expansion of individual freedom in China. People in China will prosper to the extent they adopt the Party narrative.

China, even Japan, are collective cultures where the group or the leader is superior to the individual. That will not change in China.

Who knows about Japan's future. That's anyone's guess.

[Sirius Lee]

This article is spot on. Pure Sun Tzu on their part, you have to admit. We seem to be still stuck in a Fulda Gap type mindset.

[bert]

Oh and further.......

If you watch old pictures from Japan pre pearl harbor, you see a lot of western emulation. Then after the war, western, American, emulation really took hold.

I watch a lot of British TV on Britbox and Acorn. The UK culture is strongly permeated with stuff of American origin. In many TV programs, a box of Kellogg corn flakes is prominently pictured.

I have no business or other interests in China. I observe and report

But it was native ability coupled with some American emulation that produced the Zero and the Toyota Camry.

It took some time for Americans to emulate China.

McDonalds actually fought the technological progress from China and installed kiosks to be the point of sale. Only recently has McDonalds accepted the practice that has been in use in China for years. The point of sale is your smart phone. The phone ap lets you select the product enter the order, instruct your bank to pay and at delivery payment is accomplished.

Walmart tried and actually developed the capability but abandoned it. I expect that selection of an item, scanning and checkout and credit card payment will resume now that Walmart has learned the pitfalls.

[bert]

-—But the CCP has no plans for the expansion of individual freedom in China.——

You are absolutely correct.

However, at present in the year 20 20, The CCP began to eliminate freedoms, especially business freedoms. That has been met with resistance But the CCP has no plans for the expansion of individual freedom in China previously unheard of.

For instance on the large scale there was Hong Kong. At the micro level, street vendors and push carts stores and street food entrepreneurs were in some locations rounded up and forced from the streets. That is the Chicaps were assaulted and have attempted revolt. The revolt actually took place within the ruling CCP bodies.

Big trouble for Xi and the hardcore CCP is heating up

The danger to Xi is within China, not without