China at Crossroads for War

[Ryan Ruck]

China at Crossroads for War

All Roads Lead to Beijing

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il is paying a rare visit to his masters in Beijing. Kim is reported to be traveling on his exclusive train, nicknamed the "Super Thief" by Western sources.

Kim is currently protesting U.S. sanctions against his tiny nation. The U.S. sanctions were imposed against North Korea for printing counterfeit American money and distributing narcotics in Asia.

Of course, Kim and his ruthless cronies feel that any sanctions imposed for selling heroin and running off copies of U.S. $100 bills are unfair since both are leading exports for North Korea.

The other source of "our dear leader" Kim's Swiss bank account deposits is sales of No Dong missile technology to Iran and Pakistan. Both the Iranian Shahab and Pakistani Ghauri missiles are exact duplicates of North Korean No Dong missiles.

NORINCO

Yet Kim is not alone in protesting recent U.S. sanctions. His hosts in Beijing have also been pounding the table over sanctions imposed against China for selling nuclear, chemical and ballistic missile technology to Iran.

The Chinese Foreign ministry has filed several protests with the U.S. State Department for sanctions imposed in December 2005 against several Chinese companies including weapons maker China North Industries, or NORINCO.

NORINCO was caught red-handed by an unnamed intelligence agency peddling missile and nuclear warhead designs to Tehran. NORINCO is, of course, owned and operated by the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA).

In short, NORINCO officials get their orders from the top brass in PLA headquarters with the full approval of the Chinese political leaders in the central Communist Party. What this means is that nuclear-tipped missile technology sales to Iran come with the blessing of President Hu Jintao and the PLA general staff.

NORINCO is well known for peddling arms to anyone with the cash to buy them. NORINCO came under investigation in 1998 for selling chemical-weapons materials to Iran for weapons of mass destruction, according to testimony before a Senate governmental subpanel.

Machine Gun Mobsters

According to a 1997 Rand Corporation report, NORINCO was also involved with the PLA arms firm Poly Technologies in a foiled attempt to smuggle fully automatic AK-47 rifles into the U.S.

"Poly's U.S. subsidiaries were abruptly closed in August 1996. Allegedly, Poly's representative, Robert Ma, conspired with China North Industries Corporation's (NORINCO) representative, Richard Chen, and a number of businessmen in California to illegally import 2000 AK-47s into the United States."

"Unfortunately for them," states the Rand report, "their 'customers' turned out to be undercover U.S. Customs and BATF agents, posing as members of a Miami syndicate. Poly's representative, Robert Ma, fled the country one step ahead of federal law enforcement officials who had a warrant for his arrest, and his current whereabouts are unknown."

According to Customs officials, the two large Chinese defense firms thought the ultimate recipients of the machine guns were gangsters in the United States.

The Chinese official also reportedly offered 60 mm mortars, rocket launchers and "Red Parakeet" shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles to undercover agents, who told him that they would be sold to right-wing radicals in the U.S. and terrorists in Ireland and Latin America. During the investigation, the dealer repeated that the "Chinese government knew exactly what was going on."

Department of Justice officials stated that "[t]he shipment of weapons from the Dalian plant of NORINCO involved the active participation of that firm's PRC-based vice president, export manager and other officials."

Serial Proliferator

Assistant Secretary for Verification and Compliance Paula DeSutter described NORINCO as a "serial proliferator" that escapes punishment from Beijing despite the open complaints from Washington.

"For some time, we have been alerting the Chinese Government to our concerns about the activities of NORINCO. Nonetheless, the Chinese government has taken no action to halt Norinco's proliferant behavior," Sutter testified in July 2003.

The close working relationship between NORINCO and the Chinese government is well documented. Ironically, the documents are from the files of convicted "Chinagate" figure John Huang.

According to documents discovered in the Commerce Department, John Huang obtained detailed information about Chinese and American artillery sales to the Middle East.

In 1995, Kuwait allocated $1.3 billion to upgrade its field artillery. Included in this new program was an intense competition between U.S.-based United Defense and NORINCO to win the contract.

The documents in Huang's files note that there was "heavy pressure from the Chinese government" on Kuwait "to select NORINCO."

"China also remains the only member of the U.N. Security Council that has not been awarded a large military contract from Kuwait. It is understood that the Chinese are pressing this issue with the Kuwait Government," notes the Commerce document from Huang's files.

Huang's file on the Kuwaiti howitzer purchase also contains detailed weapon information of great value to the Chinese military.

"The Chinese offer is of particular concern in that its howitzer has been recently modernized and configured to NATO standards for ammunition interoperability," states the Commerce Department document.

NORINCO would later make the sale to Kuwait. John Huang, on the other hand, would plead guilty to passing illegal money to Bill Clinton.

Huang currently holds the unpunished record for citing his Fifth Amendment rights over 2,000 times when asked if he was acting as an agent of the Chinese army.

Today, NORINCO technology sits on top of North Korean-made missiles inside Iran.

This entire affair is a point that should be brought home to Israel. Tel Aviv has previously supplied China with several advanced weapons such as air-to-air missiles, the Harpy anti-radar missile and Lavi jet fighter technology.

There are many inside Israel who support continued sales of advanced weaponry to China. Cash often speaks louder than national security even outside the United States.

If Israel should feel the need to offer Beijing any more advanced weaponry, they should think twice. Beijing is the crossroads for North Korean No Dong missile copies armed with advanced Chinese-designed warhead and re-entry vehicle systems now in the hands of the mullahs in Tehran.

[American Patriot]

China - War Threat

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“In the 1930s, Hitler told us what he was going to do and we ignored it for years and years and years. In the 1990s, the terrorists told us what they were going to do and we ignored it.” - Rudolph Giuliani, January 27, 2002

If those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it, then the West may be doomed yet again to face another brutal and well-armed tyranny that is strategically aligned with Russia, persecutes its own people, and threatens its neighbors under the guise of “reunification.”

In communist China, people by the thousands are persecuted and jailed for their religious beliefs, their ethnicity, their words and their deeds. In recent years, China has twice declared the United States its “main enemy.” In 1994, a top Chinese general said; “Facing blatant interference from the American hegemonists in our internal affairs… and subverting our socialist system, we must reinforce our armed forces more intensively.” And, in 1998, a Chinese Defense White Paper boldly stated that China should “lead the world into the twenty-first century.”

In the 1930’s and 40’s, Americans learned about the world through movie house newsreels. It is understandable that the Nazi regime’s true nature could remain a mystery until it was too late and the world found itself at war. Today, anybody can find out what is happening inside of communist China with a handful of keystrokes on a home computer, and every journalist and network news agency has instant access to world events within seconds.

So, why is the West ignoring the signs and lessons of history yet again? Could it be that the news out of China is not clear or compelling enough to grasp our attention?

On July 14, 2005, a top Chinese general threatened nuclear war against the United States, noting that China would destroy “hundreds of cities” in America if the U.S. honors its commitment to defend Taiwan against a Chinese attack:

“…we will have to respond (to the U.S. defense of Taiwan) with nuclear weapons.” “ the Americans will have to be prepared that hundreds of (their) cities will be destroyed by the Chinese.”

That was not the first time China threatened the U.S. with nuclear war, nor the second. It was the third.

On July 4, 2005, China and Russia unveiled their joint plan for a “New World Order,” detailing their intention to re-shape everything from the world’s economy to the rule of law to individual countries’ military structures. This new agreement represents the most significant Sino-Russian alliance since before the days of Khrushchev and Mao Zedong.

In August of 2005, China and Russia held their first-ever joint military exercises, signaling a profound strengthening of their military relationship. China used diplomatic doublespeak to explain the exercises, saying their purpose was to train China’s military to counter “terrorism.” China failed to clarify whether its anti-submarine warship or its amphibious landing exercises were designed to deal with the naval forces of Islamic Jihad, Al Qa’ida or any other land-locked terrorist group.

Earlier this year, a Pentagon report estimated that China’s military spending is actually triple its declared $30-billion, prompting U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to ask aloud, “Since no nation threatens China, one must wonder: Why this growing investment? Why these continuing large and expanding arms purchases?”

The answer to Mr. Rumsfeld’s wry question can be found in China’s clear language and unmistakable actions over the past number of years. China has:

* Twice declared America its main enemy •
* Cited America’s implied threat to Chinese socialism as the rationale for “intensively” reinforced armament •
* Stated that China should “lead the world” •
* Threatened nuclear war against the United States three times •
* Joined Russia in declaring a “New World Order” •
* Held its first-ever joint military exercises with Russia, and •
* Covertly ratcheted up its defense spending, without having a single natural enemy in the world

Did the West have this clear a warning from the Third Reich before 50 million people died in World War 2?

In 1946, Winston Churchill said, “There was never a war (WWII) in all history easier to prevent by timely action… but no one would listen… we surely must not let that happen again.”

If the West fails to heed Churchill’s warning yet again, history may not just repeat itself, it may very well outdo itself.

Michael Scroccaro is the Director of Sterling Communication, a public relations and marketing firm specializing in political strategy, messaging and third-party advocacy. Michael can be reached at michael@sterling-communication.com

Please see “The U.S. Faces CCP’s “Operation Decapitation” for more information.
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The U.S. Faces CCP’s “Operation Decapitation”
The Epoch Times Editorial Board
Sep 07, 2005
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The term “Operation Decapitation,” the code name the U.S. uses for its military action in Iraq, has become fashionable. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has recently begun to borrow the term to express its thinking as it tries to escape its doom.

In a recent article entitled “China’s Major Strategy in the Next 20 Years,” Lieutenant General Liu Yazhou, deputy political commissar of China’s air force, and son-in-law of China’s former president Li Xiannian, described China’s Operation Decapitation against the U.S. this way: “the U.S. is the head of the forces for Taiwan’s independence, and it is important to first cut off this head.”

President Hu Jintao of China will visit the U.S. in September. It will be a sensitive time for Sino-U.S. relations and also a moment of global focus on the U.S. and China. How should we look at the U.S., China, and the CCP? How can we look through layers of mist and see the true nature?

The U.S., a great nation that has achieved its brilliance within a short period of 200-plus years, is facing unprecedented challenges today. While under the threat from terrorists, it is in for a quietly approaching crisis of an even more dire nature. Has the U.S. been fully alerted and taken effective measures—that is a question that will affect the future of the U.S. and even the fate of mankind.

The CCP is challenging the faith of the U.S. in human dignity and, through exploiting the false image of its economic boom, has succeeded in silencing the outside criticism of its human rights record by offering economic benefits. The continuation of the numbness and callousness already evident in the Western bloc headed by the U.S. will prove to be a huge calamity for humanity.

The Change in the World’s Pattern and the Predicament of the U.S.

After the Cold War ended, Europe, in its attempt to seek equal status with the U.S., began to court Russia and China to contain the U.S. Asian nations are trying to free themselves of the U.S. clout, particularly, with China starting to seek hegemony and North Korea doubling its efforts to increase its ability to confront the U.S. by acquiring nuclear weapons. A corrupt and incompetent United Nations, is unable to play a fair role in international affairs. The attacks on the U.S. by the terrorists has depleted the U.S. of large amounts of human, financial, and material resources.

Will the U.S. be marginalized? Will the U.S. still be able to undertake its responsibilities for maintaining and promoting the cause of freedom? Where will the biggest challenge to the U.S. in the future come from? The answers to all the above questions will test the values, resolve, wisdom and ability of the U.S.

In the face of terrorist attacks, the U.S. has not faltered, and has shown unprecedented resolve by taking decisive and effective measures. And yet, a larger challenge is quietly but surely emerging. This challenge is far more daunting than the extremists’ terrorism because it is larger in scale, deeper in menace, and most of all harder to detect. And that threat is none other than the CCP’s export of alternative terrorism.

The Biggest Challenge and Threat to the U.S.

Though the war on terror has been on the top of the U.S. agenda, the small number of extremist terrorists could not possibly pose the biggest threat to the U.S. They obviously could not cause a substantive impact on the U.S. society as a whole, still less will they be able to shake the foundation of the U.S. society. The terrorists are far inferior in terms of morality, economics, human resources, and operations, a fact that would enable the U.S. to easily mobilize a world alliance against terrorism and achieve a quick victory.

The threat from the CCP, however, is far more menacing.

The CCP’s Nature Remains Unchanged

For decades the CCP has been lying low, waiting for its time to come, and yet its nature has not changed one bit. While it energetically develops its economy, the CCP stands still politically, and has regressed in recent years in human rights. Christians, Catholics, family church goers, democracy activists, and journalists are being suppressed; tens of millions of Falun Gong practitioners are being persecuted, with thousands of them brutally killed. The violence and the terror it has caused, are to sustain the tyranny of the CCP’s one party rule. Lies about SARS and the house arrest of Dr. Jiang Yanyong are sufficient to prove that the CCP treats the lives of the Chinese people and the people of other nations as dirt. The Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party published by the Epoch Times at the end of 2004 give a most in-depth account of the CCP’s nature.

A CCP That Has Become More Sly

Unlike any other political entity and totalitarians, the CCP, after 80 years of fighting for its survival, knows well how to deal with its own people and the criticism from outside.

Exploiting the desire of the Chinese people for development, and through the bit of growth after decades of economic stagnation, the CCP created a false image of economic boom with fake economic data and the few showcases of foreign investments and concentration of wealth. It has tried to prove its legitimacy by putting up a staged show to the people. Also, the CCP has managed to incite the strong nationalist sentiments by taking advantage of the Chinese nation’s resolve to resist foreign insults, label all overseas criticism as forces against China, and thus stabilize its rule through encouraging xenophobia.

Meanwhile, the CCP is observing a policy of elitism in order to more forcefully silence the voice for independence among people. In doing so, the CCP is actively buying talents in economic, social, and cultural fields, depriving the public of spokespersons, while creating false hope for the helpless people that there might be prosperity ahead.

The Chinese Government and Nation Are Abducted by the CCP

In a setting where morality is declining and the public sees no way out, people take their chances and spend all of their energy and ability to become elitists. Once they succeed, they will become the tools and supporters of the totalitarian regime, their conscience gone, driven by their vested interests, and captive to the Party’s regulations.

Through such well-planned false images of the economic boom, and the fear among the people generated by CCP’s various murderous political movements and tightly controlled public opinion and intimidation, the CCP has achieved an unprecedented success in maintaining totalitarian order in China, while most Chinese are left hopeless. A small number of them feel happy after they get some privileges from authorities and the public who do not know the truth are filled with xenophobic emotions. In short, the CCP has total control of China’s government, and the whole country and nation have been abducted. And this is the fundamental reason that the people find it hard to see, and dare not see, clearly what the CCP is, and the reason that they are unable to adopt an effective response.

Fooling the West with Cheap Tricks

In dealing with pressure from the international community, the CCP has successfully created an illusion of economic prosperity, using economic interests to silence criticism over its human rights record.

For developed countries, the CCP uses a large number of contracts to lure big corporations into lobbying their own governments, and buying off politicians in Western countries. France is an example. To escape economic difficulties the country was facing, French politicians not only turned a blind eye to China’s human rights problems, but also willingly lobbied the E.U. to remove the weapons embargo on behalf of the CCP, at the high cost of long-term interest, the spirit of the French people, and the interest of other E.U. members.

In the meantime, the CCP also uses sly rhetoric and economic-incensed diplomacy to ensnare Western democratic countries into accepting the CCP’s rules of the game. Although Western countries have continued a human rights dialogue with the CCP with high expectations, these fruitless exchanges are widely criticized and have also become the laughing stock of CCP officials behind the scene—that the CCP has managed to fool officials from Western countries with cheap tricks. Their evidence of human rights improvement, including the release of a few prisoners of conscience, and the conducting of village-level elections, was all tightly controlled by the CCP. No change of substance has occurred. However, it did achieve one result: giving Western society the illusion that the CCP is changing, or making citizens of the Western countries believe that changes have indeed happened.

Using “cooperation” as leverage, the CCP took advantage of the United States’ need to fight terrorism and the North Korea dilemma to suppress the United States’ efforts to support freedom and human rights, thereby damaging the founding principles of the United States.

On the issue of the war against terror and the spread of weapons, the United States’ effort to obtain cooperation from the CCP is ill-fated. The reason being that the CCP would absolutely not want to miss this opportunity to delay, distract, or even overwhelm the United States. The CCP has never been afraid of lying. On the one hand, it promises the United States cooperation; on the other hand, it spreads massive numbers of weapons without restraint under the table. All the CCP needs is a time delay. As soon as it accumulates enough strength, it will not hesitate to have a face-off with the United States.

The CCP Cultivates Spokespersons in Different Countries

The CCP also uses the democratic system in Western countries to cultivate its own spokespersons in these countries and to dispatch spies en masse. According to former Australian based Chinese diplomat Chen Yonglin, the CCP has over 1,000 spies in Australia. There are even more Chinese spies in Canada and the United States.

The CCP also buy off other countries with poor human rights records, to speak in favor of the CCP and to oppose the United States. Under the attack of the CCP’s economic incentive-based diplomacy, the United Nations has become an exhibition hall of the CCP’s diplomatic operations. Although the countries all know that everyday, there are people arrested, persecuted, or even killed by the Chinese government, many countries are still silent on the issue of China’s human rights.

The United Nations is on the decline, failing its original mission to uphold justice in the world. But these failures that play against humanity and historic trends are used by the CCP to showcase its diplomatic “triumphs” and brainwash its people.

CCP’s “Operation Decapitation” to the US

The US and the Chinese Communist Party are on opposite sides of human morality. The CCP uses lies and violence to deceive and cause fear. This is incompatible with values of freedom and human rights held by the rest of the world. With the rise of democracy and freedom, dictatorships inevitably disintegrate but with the expansion of dictatorships, freedom inevitably dies.

The CCP sees that the rest of the world is moving toward freedom, but it has made up its mind to resist being a part of it. The CCP does not believe in heavenly principles and instead gains pleasure from struggling with heaven and earth. The CCP sees the US as a target it must closely monitor because the US, a strong country, firmly upholds values of freedom and democracy. The CCP’s major objective is to contain the US, disintegrate US alliances and infiltrate American society.

Toward this end, the CCP manipulates Europe’s desire to oppose and share power with the US, to spread anti-US propaganda, making the US seem dominating and straining cooperation between the US and some European countries. At the same time, the CCP uses Europe to better its economy. In opening the Chinese market, the CCP entices countries that were once US allies to its own side. France’s pro-communist view is a good example.

The CCP also expands its influence in its own region. Beside North Korea and Pakistan, the CCP strengthened its influence in Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Cambodia and India. According to former CCP officials, Australia and other Oceanic counties are also political targets for CCP’s influence. The Australian government’s treatment of Chen Yonglin before the involvement of the media, exposes the degree to which the CPP has infiltrated the country.

The CCP also uses the openness of US society to extend its influence. It uses differing opinions to divide the American government and create internal strife. There is a special interest group of 27 people in the Chinese Embassy in D.C, who are in charge of issues relating to lobbying U.S Congress.

Large Companies Speak for the CCP

The CCP shows foreigners a contrived front, making them into unsuspecting diplomats for the Chinese government by promising them the Chinese market. The CCP invites American companies, officials and media on “imperial visits” to China. The distinguished guests are treated to good receptions and carefully shown a false side of China. They are unwittingly manipulated to be mouthpieces of the CCP.

When media and officials visit China, they are deceived by what they perceive as the public’s good opinion of China. The CCP has severely polluted and distorted the Chinese people’s thoughts after half a century under its education and propaganda. Due to their fear of the authorities, Chinese people take the initiative to say whatever the government wants. This is how the CCP has ensured that the public’s “opinion” reflects the CCP’s own ideas.

Without freedom of information, there is no true public opinion. What foreigners see are Chinese people under the influence of state-run media, which shadow the CCP’s thoughts. Unfortunately, many observers of China in Western society, diplomats and those who have visited China do not realize that this goes on.

The CCP is even able to corrupt large American companies. The CCP maintains its regime by corruption. In a study of over 670 branch offices of the four large commercial banks in 85 cities nationwide, as many as 98% of the banks have false financial statements, with two to seven different account books to fool the investigators. This kind of financial corruption is moving toward larger financial groups from the U.S. U.S. companies Yahoo, Google and Cisco leave behind the principle of freedom. According to Ethan Gutman’s book Losing the New China, these companies now help filter out so-called sensitive vocabularies such as human rights, freedom, and Falun Gong, for the CCP and assist the authorities to find and block websites that advocate democracy.

The CCP Infiltrates Overseas Chinese Communities

The CCP infiltrates and controls overseas communities by using bribes and promises of political power. Many overseas Chinese groups and active community members are bribed to be spokespeople for the CCP The CCP infiltrates and controls communities abroad, repressing Chinese associations that promote democracy and freedom, and even individuals who hold different views than the CCP. Many active members of Chinese Communities have been found to be the CCP’s spokesmen.

Once people are in contact with the CCP, they are easily deceived by its fake smiles and promises, causing them to loosen their standards of human rights and morality. When dealing with the CCP for a long time, people tend to become desensitized, and unknowingly lower one’s own standards of human rights and morality. It is very possible that we have already completely lost our consciousness, and forgotten our most important values and principles.

The CCP Attempts to Dissolve Crisis with War

It would be underestimating the CCP to think that it is satisfied with carrying out resistance against the US only in a traditional sense.

CCP authorities once conducted a large-scale online survey on Sina Net. For the question “Would you fire on women, children, and prisoners of war?” over 80% chose “yes.” The CCP has been very successful in brainwashing its citizens so that they will fire on children just as they once cheered instead of mourned after the 9/11 tragedy. What is the CCP trying to accomplish by asking such an inhuman question during a time of peace?

Government officials engineered the survey, according to a top level CCP official. The survey was to find out if people would support or oppose a large-scale massacre created by the CCP to promote global development. The survey wanted to know if the country’s future fighting personnel were willing to kill on the scale necessary for the kind of slaughter the CCP has in mind.

Top-level CCP officials have already realized that communism is dying in China. The CCP will risk anything, even a foreign war, to help it survive. Instead of letting communism die, the CCP wants to restrain the natural course of China’s development and drag the world’s people into its own process of disintegration. The CCP is actively developing high tech weapons, including “clean” nuclear weapon and genetic and biological weapons. This technology can wipe out as many as 200 million Americans.

Many people regard these opinions and thoughts as insane, as if they are a joke. Seeing it as a joke, however, would be a big mistake. Marxism believes that through violence new societies are born. To achieve its goals, communists spare nothing and will sacrifice everything. In the past, communist regimes have never cared about human life and have wantonly killed others. Under the CCP’s rule, 80 million people have died. Fifty years ago, Mao Zedong claimed that he would not hesitate to start a nuclear war that would have killed 300 million Chinese people -at that time, China’s total population was only about 500 million.

CCP’s Belief: Depend on Violence and Ignore Human Lives

A few years ago, talks about “Unrestricted War” surfaced in China. Not too long ago, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) passed the Anti-Secession law that threatened to attack Taiwan if it pushed for formal statehood. Recently, a high-ranking official in the CCP calmly argued for nuclear war as a necessity to save the CCP. These actions and talks are not only supported and tacitly approved by Party officials, but also widely accepted by the Chinese people. The international communities are already finding it difficult to comprehend how the CCP’s long-term brainwashing of its people could engender such thinking.

The latest twists and progression of events are not coincidental but rather carefully deployed by the CCP as it throws its final dice. It is frantically and irrationally using war and nationalism to strive for fascism in order to save itself from its downfall. In accordance with CCP beliefs, it depends on violence while ignoring human lives in the meantime.

The CCP has centralized control over all of China’s political, economic and technological resources, not to mention public opinion. Its obsession with inspiring nationalism and slaughtering women, the weak, and prisoners of war, all stand as evidence. The CCP’s system of extreme control can quickly implement decisions made by top-level officials. A few scholars pointed out that during a battle between dictatorship and democracy, dictatorship would, in the short run, have the upper hand.

As soon as the CCP’s meticulously-planned goals fall into place, mankind will face unprecedented disaster. This type of terrorism is systematic, powerful, and controls over a billion people. The harm done will be beyond comparison to that done by any other terrorist group. Its threat to peace cannot be compared to that of other countries such as North Korea.

The CCP is not China and it does not represent China. The CCP is using violence to seize and maintain all resources to meet its own political objective. It is most vital for the Chinese people and international communities to distinguish the CCP from China.

The CCP’s Strongest Hold is on the World’s Thirst for Economic Gains and Neglect of Human Morals

It is not that the US is not capable of dealing with the CCP’s threats. The US only needs ideals, foresight and faith.

During President Bush’s inauguration speech, he mentioned that the US needed ideals and courage. That statement is particularly true when facing the problems of the CCP. The CCP’s strongest grip is on the world’s pursuit for economic gains and neglect of human morals and ethics. It is because the Western societies have backed off that the CCP has had the means to reach its current state. The CCP uses overseas funds, and paints a false image of its prosperity, thus trapping many overseas investors, officials, and governments. With such economic temptations, many countries and financial groups have chosen short-term gains, and under competition, given up on basic morals and bowed to such dictators, all just to get a little money. It is actually not necessary to sink this low because, if Western societies stood firm on their own ideals when negotiating with China, then the side that bows would be the CCP.

It is evident that U.S. corporations and officials are incapable of taking this path.

Has the U.S. Recognized this Rare Opportunity?

Under the CCP’s rule, the Chinese society is full of problems and crisis. The Chinese people are beginning to realize this because tens of thousands of mass protests take place every year in China. At the end of 2004, overseas Chinese published a series called “Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party” which fully revealed the CCP’s crimes. The publication has since triggered over 4 million members to resign from the Party and its affiliated organizations.

These are signs of a great change in China. But the CCP will not go down without a fight. It will use all possible tactics and unleash all violence and propaganda machines in an effort to stifle righteous actions. If the US can persistently support this movement towards democracy and human rights launched by the Chinese people, then the CCP will collapse with minimal effort and China will move towards a completely new era. So how can the US help the freedom-seeking Chinese walk the difficult path to democracy? Can the US see and grasp this rare opportunity? Is the US confident to make such a historic effort?

If information about freedom appeared out of the blue in the skies of China and allowed the Chinese to see the CCP’s violence and crimes, then the CCP would soon collapse. Is the US bold enough? In fact, Chinese democracy advocates have already made such efforts, such as intercepting state-run television broadcasts and broadcasting an independent TV program across the land of China. However, their efforts have been severely slandered by the CCP and have met with hostility. Each step is now taken with great struggle. What kind of help can the U.S. provide in such situations?

Hu’s Visit to the US Brings About a Turning Point

America is a country that has been blessed by God with grace and power. Perhaps this has been done to prepare the U.S. for its responsibilities today. America is a great country and has fought for peace in two of the largest wars in history. In addition, the U.S. achieved victory after a lengthy battle with the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

Hu will soon visit the US. The US will not obtain any true promises from him, because he is nothing more than a member of the Communist party, subject to Communist ideology and has no command over his will.

However, the U.S. should, as with Mikhail Gorbashev, encourage, call for, and support Hu to change Communist ideology. This undertaking is not easy, but it is a way to fundamentally change the fates of Hu, China, and the world.

If Hu is willing to take such actions, then with the full support of the Chinese people and the U.S., and under God’s protection, this righteous duty will be accomplished.

http://epochtimes.com/gb/5/9/1/n1037608.htm (Original Chinese Article)

[American Patriot]

China working on 'Super-10' advanced fighter
Jane's Defence Weekly ^ | 01/06/2006 | Henry Ivanov

By Henry Ivanov JDW Correspondent Moscow

China is developing an advanced version of the Chengdu Aircraft Industrial Corporation (CAC) J-10 multirole fighter aircraft, referred to as the Super-10, with a more powerful engine, thrust-vector control, stronger airframe and passive phased-array radar, according to Russian sources.

Russian Aircraft Corporation MiG (RSK-MiG) specialists, contracted to provide technical assistance to Chinese design houses, said the enhancement to the J-10 airframe is a logical step, since the fighter was initially intended to have the compact Pratt&Whitney PW1120 engine that powered the Israeli Lavi aircraft, which served as a basis for the J-10 ......

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