China: Espionage & War
Consultant Charles R. Smith reports on the possible war with China, he suggested the trigger may come from internal pressures within China, rather than external forces in America. He paralleled the upcoming 2008 Olympics (in Beijing) to the 1936 games in Germany, and posited that after the games, China may be ready to attack Taiwan. By this time, they will have accumulated enough military might to possibly defeat the US Navy, he added. Smith argued that Americans should avoid buying products made in China, as the
profits go towards their war efforts and building of nuclear weapons. For more of Smith's commentaries on China, view his recent columns published at NewsMax : http://www.newsmax.com/pundits/Smith.shtml
***************************************** Shhh...China does not want to rein in the crazy dictator. North Korea's Missile Blackmail China cannot pull in the reins on North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il. China warned Kim not to fire missiles and Kim ignored them. China is North Korea's No. 1 ally. China supplies the North with all its fuel and most of its weaponry. China has several reasons for not wanting to change its wayward proxy. First, if Kim is overthrown or leaves power, there is a great potential that a tidal wave of starving Korean refugees will flow across the Chinese border. China may be forced to step in or lose North Korea forever to South Korea. The specter of Chinese troops massing
across the Manchurian border and flowing south of the DMZ is a very real threat. Secondly, North Korea serves to distract America and Japan. Using others to do your fighting is a common practice, and this sort of proxy war is nothing new to Chinese foreign policy. The logic is simple: Each U.S. carrier battle group pointed at Korea is one less pointed toward protecting Taiwan. Finally, a threat from North Korea allows Beijing to play the "Japan card." The idea again is simple but deadly. It may come as a shock to most Americans, but South Korea is not fond of Tokyo. Japan is viewed in unfavorable terms on the Asian mainland because of the brutal occupation before and during World War II. Beijing can use a re-armed Japan as a foil to play upon the fears of its own people and other Asian nations. The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) under Kim
has engaged in some of the most heinous crimes and global proliferation, ranging from kidnapping and counterfeiting U.S. currency to terrorism and murder. For example, Australia currently holds several DPRK diplomats caught smuggling heroin into the land down under. The DPRK is also a prime source of tons of illegal methamphetamines to Asia. North Korea has also sold missile technology to Pakistan, Libya, Iran, Saddam's Iraq, Taliban Afghanistan, and Syria. The DPRK sold nuclear weapons technology to Libya, Iran, and Pakistan. The answer to the problem of North Korea does not lie with diplomacy and praying that China will help. The Chinese will not help, because it is in their interest to keep Kim in power and divert American attention from Taiwan. The answer is to improve and expand our missile defense. Congress needs to act and move onto
adding a space-based radar so we can have early warning against possible attacks. More non-nuclear interceptors need to be added inside America and on U.S. Navy warships. The only other choice is to submit to missile blackmail and pray that appeasement will delay war one more day. Chinese military planners believe that terrorism is just one of the many tools at the hands of nations and their terrorist allies to wage total war against the United States. The
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