Red Dawn Alert: Red China’s DM arrives in Mexico to Promote Military Cooperation

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Friday, September 03, 2010
Red Dawn Alert: Red China’s DM arrives in Mexico to promote military cooperation

1st PLA unit arrives in Kazakhstan for Peace Mission 2010



- 5,000 Communist Bloc Troops, Including 1,000 Russian Soldiers, to Participate in Fourth "Peace Mission" Anti-terrorist Drill (Anti-NATO War Game)

Since the late 1990s rumors have circulated that small numbers of Russian, Red Chinese, North Korean, and Cuban troops have been conducting reconnaissance operations south of the US-Mexican border. In 2003 journalist Scott Gulbransen endeavored to document these activities in Silent Invasion. In this work he contends that the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has been pumping arms through Hutchison-Whampoa-controlled Mexican ports like Ensanada and over the US-Mexican border with the complicity of corrupt US Border Patrol agents.

The purpose of these covert shipments, suggests Jeff Nyquist, who reviewed Gulbransen’s book, could be to establish arms dumps in the Continental USA prior to a Red Dawn-style invasion.

Along this theme, a delegation from the People’s Republic of China recently visited Mexico City to attend a permanent bilateral commission tasked with advancing their strategic partnership, formed in 2003. With the arrival in Mexico of Red China’s defense minister Liang Guanglie, the Sino-Mexican partnership’s military component has been revealed. After meeting Mexican counterpart Guillermo Galvan Galvan on September 1, Liang summarized the intentions of the new Sino-Mexican military alliance:

Mexico is China’s good friend and partner in the Latin American region. China attaches great importance to developing ties with Mexico. China is willing to boost its military ties with Mexico and deepen bilateral military exchanges and cooperation in various fields. We are grateful for the Mexican government’s support to China on the issues of Taiwan and Tibet.

For his part, Mexican defense minister Galvan gushed: “China is a great country, and Mexico has high expectations for boosting military ties with China. The two sides can strengthen exchanges to expand military cooperation.” Liang also met Mexico’s Navy Minister, Mariano Francisco Sainez Mendoza, with whom he pledged to promote military exchanges and cooperation. Liang’s official visit to Mexico will last four days. He is pictured above, reviewing an honor guard at the defense ministry in Mexico City.

Nothing is specifically said in this article of joint Sino-Mexican military exercises, but this is a distinct possibility. Certainly, the quotes above from Xinhua indicate that the PLA and Mexican Armed Forces will exchange officers and troops for training, and that the PRC will probably sell weapons systems to Mexico.

No doubt, the Mexican government would be very keen on procuring more firepower to combat the powerful (Russian Mafia-armed) drug cartels that are close to pushing the country into total anarchy.

After all, the Obama White House has closed the door to further counter-narcotics military assistance to Mexico.

Earlier this year, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton--whose husband Bill is a possible SVR/KGB asset—and Defense Secretary Robert Gates traveled to Mexico City where they conveyed this disappointing news to President Felipe Calderon.

When Mexico’s revolutionary constitution, with its many ideological influences including socialism, came into effect in early 1917, months before the Bolshevik Revolution, many Americans referred to “Soviet Mexico.”

After 70 years in power, however, the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), which inherited the torch of the Mexican Revolution, became a mildly social democratic entity and the threat of a Communist Mexico evaporated. Now the PRI is seeking to regain the Mexican presidency from Calderon’s center-right National Action Party.

However, should communist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who enjoys the endorsement of Fidel Castro, and his hard-left Democratic Revolutionary Party reverse their 2006 defeat and win the 2012 general elections, Mexico’s absorption into the Communist Bloc would likely accelerate.

In that case, Sino-Mexican military drills and/or United Nation-sanctioned Chinese “counter-insurgency” operations south of the US border could become very real scenarios.



Last year, business leaders in the war-wracked Ciudad Juarez begged the UN to send peacekeepers to their city, which is just across the border from El Paso, Texas.

Incidentally, the retooled version of the Cold War action film depicts a Communist Chinese invasion of the USA, with some help from America’s old nemesis, Russia. The movie is scheduled to hit the screens in November 2010.

The original 1984 film depicted a Soviet-Cuban invasion, in which the invaders had to contend with a band of high school students who organized themselves into a guerrilla outfit called the Wolverines.

Beijing’s sympathizers have already set up websites to express their displeasure with the new film, which is guaranteed to tarnish the PRC’s image as a reliable economic partner.

Meanwhile, the PLA has dispatched its first contingent of 107 troops to the “former” Soviet republic of Kazakhstan for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s Peace Mission 2010 “anti-terror drill.” This will be the fifth Sino-Russian military exercise, following the first, Peace Mission 2005, and three others, Peace Mission 2007, Peace Mission 2009, and Norak Antiterror 2009. The SCO not only includes Russia and Red China, but also Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. Observer state Iran has applied for full membership. A total of 5,000 Communist Bloc troops, including 1,000 Russian soldiers and 130 tanks and armored vehicles, will participate in Peace Mission 2010, which runs from September 9 to 25. State-run Novosti reports: “The drills will test the interoperability of the SCO armed forces in rendering assistance to a member state involved in an internal armed conflict or subjected to a mass terrorist attack.”

Many geopolitical analysts perceive the SCO and the Collective Security Treaty Organization as Eurasian counterweights to NATO. The SCO and CSTO are already committed to inter-bloc cooperation, but no one in the Pentagon appears to be alarmed by this new and improved Warsaw Pact Version 2.0, which preps for war against the West under the cover of “anti-terrorist” drills. Last month, for example, the US military thought nothing of participating in the Kazakh army’s annual Steppe Eagle war game. Kazakhstan is a member of NATO’s Partnership for Peace program.

Most people born after the contrived “collapse” of the Soviet Union and the communist regimes in Eastern Europe will have little awareness of the ongoing world communist threat.

For example, last month I was talking to a 20-year-old, iPod-savvy individual about the Red Dawn remake. He had never heard of the original film.

This is the ideological vacuum the West is facing today.

posted by Perilous Times at 2:21 PM 5 comments links to this post

[Ryan Ruck]

Hmmm... I wonder if we'll see Mexico invite Chinese troops in to help quell the narco-violence?

[American Patriot]

Scott and I have corresponded several times over the years. The majority of the information I've obtained was sent to him, and he has filled me in on things. I've not spoken to him in years though, and doubt he'd remember me... but a majority of the data is posted in the original thread "The China Threat" on Anomalies.

The other thread is "Ground War in the US" thread over there on Anomalies.

Much of the stuff is documented on the 14 plus page, several hundred post thread there. The first post there was in 2002, however, an earlier iteration of the site had stuff as early as about 1999 or so, maybe 1998. Olav had rebuilt the site and we lost all of the original posts.

I have been tracking things for many, many years and this is a distinct threat to the US although everyone else is writing this off as "paranoia".

So... if you want to be TRULY informed, I suggest you run along over there and read through both those threads and get a good perspective on the last 10 years of tracking this, then come back to the material above.

[vector7]

Scott and I have corresponded several times over the years. The majority of the information I've obtained was sent to him, and he has filled me in on things. I've not spoken to him in years though, and doubt he'd remember me... but a majority of the data is posted in the original thread "The China Threat" on Anomalies.

The other thread is "Ground War in the US" thread over there on Anomalies.

Much of the stuff is documented on the 14 plus page, several hundred post thread there. The first post there was in 2002, however, an earlier iteration of the site had stuff as early as about 1999 or so, maybe 1998. Olav had rebuilt the site and we lost all of the original posts.

I have been tracking things for many, many years and this is a distinct threat to the US although everyone else is writing this off as "paranoia".

So... if you want to be TRULY informed, I suggest you run along over there and read through both those threads and get a good perspective on the last 10 years of tracking this, then come back to the material above.

WOW!!!

Thanks for posting the links to those threads!

They are treasure troves of information on this subject.

After nearly a decade since those articles were posted things have gotten a lot more dangerous for America, especially over the past 18 months.

[American Patriot]

Hmmm... I wonder if we'll see Mexico invite Chinese troops in to help quell the narco-violence?

I would have to make the prediction here, Ryan, that the answer to this question is a firm "Yes" and I suspect it will be sooner, rather than later. America won't be asked at this point for assistance, and the EU is out of the game.

Chavez might become involved - if only to help push the drugs even further into the US.

[American Patriot]

Well, Vector, that is why I am here. That's why Ryan is here, Mal, Backstop, and many, many others.

We all came here from Anomalies when Olav decided to nix the news and real-time data we were collecting. Ryan had it in mind to do this anyway - but when things started to hit the fan at Anomalies, we migrated most of the stuff here.

Fortunately, Olav is or considers himself to be an "archivist" - a person to collects and stores historical data and thus he has not deleted or removed the material from sight or from his site.

We have been collecting and following this for a lot longer than TAA has been around and you can see some of our names in those threads.

[vector7]

Chinese, Mexican defense ministers hold talks on military cooperation



Chinese State Councilor and Defense Minister Liang Guanglie (2nd L) reviews an honour guard at Mexican defense ministry in Mexico City, Mexico, Sept. 1, 2010. Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie is in Mexico on an official good-will visit at the invitation of Mexican Secretary of National Defense Guillermo Galvan Galvan. (Xinhua/David de la Paz)

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 1 (Xinhua) -- Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie met his Mexican counterpart Guillermo Galvan Galvan here Wednesday to promote bilateral military cooperation.

Liang, also China's state councilor, said that Mexico is China's good friend and partner in the Latin American region, adding China attaches great importance to developing ties with Mexico.

China is willing to boost its military ties with Mexico and deepen bilateral military exchanges and cooperation in various fields, he said.

Liang thanked the Mexican government for its support to China on the issues of Taiwan and Tibet.

Galvan said China is a great country, and Mexico has high expectations for boosting its military ties with China. The two sides can strengthen exchanges to expand military cooperation, the minister added.

Liang also met Mexico's Navy Minister Mariano Francisco Sainez Mendoza, and both sides agreed to promote military exchanges and cooperation.

Liang arrived here Tuesday for a four-day visit.

[vector7]

Chinese Defense Minister Arrives for Friendly Visit to Brazil 2010-09-08 05:30:19 Xinhua Web Editor: Han Yueling

At the invitation of Brazilian Defense Minister Nelson Jobim, Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie arrived on Tuesday in the Brazilian Air Base to begin a goodwill visit to the South American country. In a written speech released upon his arrival, Liang, also Chinese state councilor, offered his sincere greetings and good wishes to the Brazilian people and armed forces on behalf of the Chinese Ministry of National Defense and the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Liang said the aim of his visit is to strengthen mutual understanding between the two armies, deepen friendship, promote cooperation, and explore more areas for cooperation between the armed forces of the two countries. Liang said that China is keen to develop bilateral relations of the armies, to deepen military cooperation with Brazilian side, to promote relations between the two countries, and devote their due contributions to safeguarding international and regional stability and safety. During his stay here, Liang will also meet his Brazilian counterpart Nelson Jobim and other high-ranking officials in Brazil. He will also visit some military bases in the South American country. This is the last leg of Liang's tour of three Latin American countries, which also took him to Mexico and Colombia. China awards nearly $1 million to Colombia for defense upgrades BOGOTA, COLOMBIA (BNO NEWS) – China on Monday awarded approximately million to Colombia for military defense upgrades, officials said. Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie and his Colombian counterpart Rodrigo Rivera signed the agreement at a ceremony in Bogota, Colombia. Colombia will receive 8 million Yuan (nearly million) in order to acquire logistical material for military defense. Both sides also discussed a possible Memorandum for understanding for the training of Colombian military personnel in China and for multiplying the elements of cooperation in instruction, training and provision of logistics elements in both nations. As part of the agreement, China will offer ten spots for Colombian officials, generals or colonels, for attending such courses in the Asian nation. In return, Colombian will dispatch military specialists in combat diving, sniper shooting, survival and water combat to instruct its Chinese counterparts. “We will continue our high level talks, our cooperation in training personnel and also continue our military assistance,” Liang said. Liang arrived to Colombia as part of a tour that has already visited Mexico and is scheduled to travel to Brazil after meeting with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos.

[American Patriot]

Wow

[vector7]

Nian Fuchun heads delegation for visit to Mexico and Argentina

( Source: PLA Daily ) 2011-April-15 11:14

At the invitation of the militaries of Mexico and Argentina, a 6-member cultural exchange delegation led by Lt. Gen. Nian Fuchun, assistant to the director of the General Political Department of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, left Beijing on the morning of April 14 for an official goodwill visit to the two countries.

[vector7]

Chinese Troops Seen in Mexico

Written by Charles Camping

Wednesday, 16 March 2011 19:09

Rumors have begun to circulate around the internet this week regarding various sources having seen Chinese Troops and military bases set up just north and south of the US border. The simple logic of such a situation defies the sane mind. "If this were true, the United States Government would have to be either directly involved, or completely failed in terms of intelligence. Either of which could actually be a possibility in this day and age. The real concern surrounding this issue is how such a story could be perceived by the National Security and Affairs Department. The internet has been a great evolution in the enlightenment of the world's population for the sharing and opening of previously esoteric information. Some of the websites actually tell of eye witness accounts, all of which have yet to be proven or at least validated. No coordinates have been provided as of yet. The story continues to develop. Coup Media has not received any validating information from its sources to support that any of these accounts of chines troops and armored vehicles in Mexico or Canada might be valid. One account states: A very worried trucker, spent time in relating to me his account of delivering a tractor trailer load of food to a Chinese military camp 60 miles south of Laredo, Texas. When I questioned him this is what he stated. The camp is 2 miles wide by 3 miles long. There are 10,000 armored vehicles. It blew my mind! I asked him how he calculated the number of armored vehicles and he said he had time to physically count the rows of armored vehicles as the Chinese soldiers unloaded his trailer. He further stated that each armored vehicle could hold between 8-10 men. He went on to relate that he was escorted into Mexico from Texas by Mexican Federal Police so that the truck wouldn't be hijacked by bandits. He stated that living quarters were shipping containers modified to accommodate the soldiers and were positioned neatly in rows. Water tanks, generators and communications complex, a full military base was operational and in place. It should be obvious that this contingency of Mexican pre-positioned Chinese troops and the Chinese troops pre-positioned in Canada are ready to roll North and South when given the command to do so. Under the UN Security Council mandates it doesn't take much to analyze their purpose. One source did mention that the Mexican government could have enlisted the help of the Chinese military to assist in the crackdown on drug and gang violence in Mexico. But this reality is a real stretch of the imagination. If anyone in Mexico can substantiate these claims, please send some evidence.

[vector7]

Companion Threads:

• Southern Border Chessboard Involves Iran/Venezuela/Russia
• China's Penetration in Latin America

Chinese military on rise in Latin America

Linking with mafia, terrorists to present threat in backyard of U.S.

Publishing Date: 21.11.06 19:35
By F. Michael Maloof

As China makes major investments in Latin America to acquire strategic materials, it is extending its military capability into the backyard of the United States.

China's military also has linked up with elements of Chinese organized crime elements as well as various terrorist organizations in Latin America. "China's military planners have long advocated the dirty business of utilizing narcotics traffickers, international organized crime networks and terrorist organizations - such as the shadowy al-Qaida network - that could sap a great superpower of its financial strength, military confidence and national morale," according to Albert Santoli, president and director of Asia America Initiative.

"Latin America, and particularly Cuba's proximity to the United States and its radical leftist networks throughout the region, have provided Beijing the opportunity to utilize its strategic plan of 'unrestricted warfare' where the weak can defeat the powerful through unconventional means," he said.

With the Chinese military linked with Chinese organized crime, the Library of Congress in its report "Terrorist and Organized Crime Groups in the Tri-Border Area (TBA) of South America" echoed concerns of increased Chinese mafia activities in Latin America.

"Al-Qaida's activities in the TBA are reportedly linked to trafficking of arms, drugs and uranium as well as money laundering in association with Chinese mafia," the report said.

"The Hong Kong Mafia is particularly active in large-scale trafficking of pirated products from mainland China to Ciudad del Este and maintains strong ties with Hezbollah in the TBA," the report added.

"At least two Chinese mafia groups in the TBA - the Sung-I and Ming families - engage in illegal operations with the Egyptian al-Gama'a al-Islamiyyah." Also known as the Islamic Group, the al-Gama'a al-Islamiyyah belongs to the International Islamic Front for the Jihad against Jews and Crusaders, an organization established by al-Qaida in 1998.

Santoli expressed alarm that Chinese stevedore control by Hutchinson Whampoa Ltd over the Panama Canal under a 50-year lease helps facilitate the relationship among the Chinese military, Chinese Triad organized crime syndicates and terrorists groups. Hutchinson is a giant Hong Kong-based shipping firm with ties to China's leadership and its armed forces, the People's Liberation Army (PLA).

"The control of stevedoring of loading and offloading ships gives China the ability to bring weapons and countless illegal aliens into the hemisphere, including possible terrorists who, in partnership with Cuba and Venezuela, could prepare new terrorist cells to cross into the United States through our porous southern border with Mexico," Santoli said.

"The stevedoring also permits China to facilitate the transfers of sensitive dualuse military and hi-tech products and components back to China, and the transfer of weapons to guerrilla and narco-terror groups in the region without the scrutiny of U.S. Customs or intelligence agents," he added. Peter Leitner, a Department of Defense senior policy analyst, underscored Santoli's concerns about Chinese control over the Panama Canal.

"If the Chinese mainland takes action against Taiwan, they will be able to
manage the ability of the United States to move goods into the Pacific combat theater" as a result of controlling the Panama Canal on the Pacific and Atlantic sides, Leitner said.

Leitner also sees China's initiatives in Latin America as a way to offset U.S. influence in the Pacific Basin. "We're definitely under siege on a variety of fronts by the Chinese," Leitner declared. He said the Chinese are looking to be the undisputed power in Asia, to gain access to limited strategic materials while containing the U.S.

"Episodes will be on the increase to force the United States to redeploy from Asia and away from Taiwan and to uncouple our relationship with Japan," he said. Santoli said the Chinese are engaging in "geo-strategic practices of asymmetrical warfare, using both ancient techniques and modern 'war by other means' targeting the 'weak exposed sides' of the United States." He added that such activities have been going on for the past decade in Latin America.

"Chinese tactics are being used to gain political and economic influence, as well as military alliances and bases for cyber-electronic warfare," he added. "These developments are a critical challenge to the United States in a vulnerable resource-rich area on our doorstep that we have too often taken for granted." In this regard, Santoli said China was using Cuba as a sensitive military listening post to monitor broadcasts and telecommunications in the U.S.

He added that China's new military doctrine calls for "total war of politics, finance, electronic communications, trade supremacy, manipulation of financial markets and control of critical natural resources, especially scarce resources such as oil, cobalt and nickel, which are found in relatively few regions of the planet."

In implementing this doctrine, China has begun to provide peacekeeping forces in Latin American trouble spots such as Haiti. It represents the first deployment of Chinese forces in the Western Hemisphere.

Senior Chinese defense officials also have had exchanges with Ecuador, Bolivia and Chile and provide military assistance to Jamaica and Venezuela. According to Gen. Bantz Craddock, commander of the U.S. Southern Command, high level Chinese defense officials have made 20 visits to Latin America and the Caribbean while defense ministers and chiefs from nine regional countries have visited China.

Gen. Craddock added that entire military units from Latin America are increasingly training and spending time in China. China is known to have established direct military-to-military relations with Venezuela, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay.

In 1999, China began to provide rocket-launch expertise in exchange for digital optical technology and access to Brazil's space-tracking facilities. Regional experts said it has been relatively easy for China to bond with nations with leftist governments such as Cuba, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela and Bolivia.

The observers add that leaders of these countries are ideologically inclined to favor China over what they perceive to be an imperialist America. For the Latin American leaders, China's opposition to a uni-polar, or U.S dominated, world pleases them.

Because China's own defense industry is growing rapidly, it will be looking to Latin American countries with worsening relations with Washington to market their products.

Venezuela, for example, is looking to China for fighter aircraft to replace U.S. - made F-16s for which the U.S. halted all spare parts. In addition, Venezuelarecently purchased three military-grade radar systems from China. The systems include a sophisticated command center designed to significantly enhance Venezuela's ability to manage its airspace.

In addition, China has begun training increasing numbers of Latin American military personnel, especially in countries where U.S. military aid has been halted. In all, some 11 nations in the Latin American region have been affected, due to passage of the American Servicemembers Protection Act of 2002. It calls for blocking U.S. military financing and training to nations that have not agreed to bar the extradition of U.S. citizens to the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

"Some of these countries are critical - Peru, Ecuador, Brazil, Bolivia," Gen. Craddock said. "We are losing the opportunity to bring their officers, their senior noncommissioned officers to the United States into our schools." For the U.S., the prospect of a Chinese military presence at the U.S. backdoor will increase.

"This presence, coupled with China's growing political and economic influence, with its submarines now ready to be equipped with nuclear multiple-warhead missiles, pose an encircling military threat to the United States, never before seen in our nation's history," Santoli said.

One ominous sign of this potential threat occurred Oct. 26. In the Pacific, a
Chinese submarine stalked the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk battle group. The submarine's torpedoes and missiles came within firing range, and it surfaced before it could be detected.

F. Michael Maloof, a regular contributor to G2B, is a former senior security policy analyst in the Office of the Secretary of Defense.

[zenbudda]

vector, are there any other sources that can validate this? i'm having trouble finding "more credible" resources on this particular information. i'm not saying your links aren't credible. i'm just looking for something a little more substantial.

[vector7]

All we can do at this point is follow the dots of official statements coming from Mexico, Central and South American militaries admittedly working together with Russia, China and Iran.

Beyond this further information would be deemed classified Axis military cooperation between the participating countries.

Eyewitness sitings should be considered rumor until proven, however these accounts are worth analyizing to identify repeating patterns across our border.

[vector7]

China, Mexico, Set To Invade US

Posted by crisisjones ⋅ May 27, 2011 ⋅ 5 Comments

The Silent Invasion
By Scott Gulbransen
Counting Coup Press, Inc.

In November 1998, while traveling through Texas, I heard some disturbing rumors. People were supposedly seeing Chinese soldiers in the Mexican desert. At least one Texan decided to go down and look for himself. He didn’t make it back alive. Then came a curious story, forwarded to me by the editor of a national publication. A woman in Texas reported that her relatives had warned against returning to the family’s ranch in Mexico.

Foreign soldiers were said to be there. It wouldn’t be safe coming in contact with them. When she traveled to Mexico and met with her relatives the woman learned that the strangers were Asians who were preparing to attack the United States.

Scott Gulbransen is a writer who went to Mexico and talked with people about Chinese troops. He collected stories from border patrol officers, from Mexican policemen, fishermen and others. The testimony he gathered suggests that a military supply operation is underway in Mexico. Here are the main points:

(1) China is pumping arms, ammunition, men and uniforms into Baja California through the port of Ensanada. “The fishermen of Ensanada know something is going on,” says Gulbransen. “They’ve seen it with their own eyes. But no one listens to poor fishermen. They’re dirty drunks who smell like the fish they catch. They might be the first to witness the Chinese move on the United States but no one will listen.”

(2) Communist bloc troops are in Mexico. There are small military encampments in the Mexican desert where troops from various communist countries are based. Judging by the rifle ammunition used, these are highly trained special troops from Cuba, North Korea, China and possibly Russia. They appear to operate in mixed groups (ethnically combined). According to witnesses, Mexican officials receive cash bribes for helping to maintain and conceal these troops. Anyone who threatens to expose the operation faces death.

(3) Chinese military supplies are being smuggled into the United States.

According to border patrol officers, U.S. officials are allowing trucks from Mexico carrying Chinese ammunition to pass the border without question.

This only makes sense if officials responsible for the border are in the pay of Red China. Border patrol officers who’ve tried to blow the whistle have been frightened into silence.

One officer died in a suspicious car accident after telling Gulbransen that she feared for her life. At one border crossing alone, 30 to 40 trucks loaded with Chinese military supplies were entering the United States per day. It would appear that the Chinese are setting up ammunition dumps for troops or insurgents throughout the Southwest.

(4) Communist guerrillas in Mexico expect that the United States will soon be brought to its knees. “I am the leader of the La Conquidistas,” a Mexican guerrilla told Gulbransen. The plan is to take Mexico from the “imperialist pigs of the U.S. that hold the Mexican people in poverty.”

The guerrilla chief added that “Fidel Castro is the only brave man to stand up to you.” When Gulbransen suggested the Conquidistas needed more than AK-47s to fight the United States, the chief explained that the Mexican people are resourceful. And besides this, Mexico has “friends throughout the world who would help us.”

As Gulbransen was leaving the secret meeting place, the guerrilla boss said:

“You tell the fat Americans about the real Mexico. You tell them their day to pay is coming fast. Coming very fast.”

[vector7]

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Chinese complex raises eyebrows in Mexico

January 10 2013 at 02:17pm
By SAPA

Comment on this story



Construction of the second biggest retail complex for Chinese products outside China will begin in Mexico next month despite environmental and business concerns, a project leader said Wednesday.

The Dragon Mart will be built in a natural reserve near the beach resort of Cancun in eastern Mexico, with more than 3,000
retail spaces plus offices and 722 residences for employees within a 557 hectare (1,376 acre) area.

Pushed by Chinese businessman Hao Feng, it will be the second Dragon Mart ever built, after a similar, bigger complex opened in Dubai in 2004.

“Why Dragon Mart in (Latin) America?

China is one of the countries with the largest, sustained growth in the past 10 years and Mexico and Latin America must consider east-west trade in addition to north-south trade,” Juan Carlos Lopez, director general of the project, told a news conference.

Some 4,500 Chinese companies are interested in selling their products at the future complex, which could draw one million visitors and $700 million a year, Lopez said.

But environmental groups are concerned that the project will cover 418 hectares of a natural reserve.

“It contravenes the municipality's environmental protection program,” Alejandro Serrano, director of the Mexican Environmental Rights Center, told AFP.

The law allows for 25 percent of vegetation to be torn from the area, but the project secured a permit to cut down 35 percent, Serrano said, denouncing a lack of transparency in the permit application process.

The company counters that the project is sustainable and was given the green light by the state of Quintana Roo, which is needed to obtain a building permit from the municipality.

Mexican businesses are also worried, with the Confederation of Industrial Chambers saying that various national economic sectors have been hit by the competition from underpriced and subsidised Chinese goods. - Sapa-AFP


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[American Patriot]

Ryan... how MANY FUCKING YEARS have I BEEN YELLING ABOUT CHINA IN MEXICO?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

Jesus Christ.... (Sorry, sorry...) How fucking stupid does the God Damned government have to be? How fucking BLIND does the PUBLIC have to be?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[MinutemanCO]

There are none so blind as those who will not see.

[vector7]

PLA Elite "Thor" Commandos Appear in Brazil

2015.03.03 09:02:14













Here is another article...

Out of the Amazon: China's most elite special forces goes to South America

2015-03-03 10:00 Source: Phoenix




"Thor" is a by airborne commando formation of the "small, flexible, and more able to" new combat forces. In the international arena, they shine. This is the South American jungle deep hunter schools to train high degree of difficulty, like the actual world-famous. Many countries every year send special forces here to accept the international anti-guerrilla and terrorist strengthen the special training, China's 21 "Thor" commando team also came here for training.



"Thor" is a by airborne commando formation of the "small, flexible, and more able to" new combat forces. In the international arena, they shine. This is the South American jungle deep hunter schools to train high degree of difficulty, like the actual world-famous. Many countries every year send special forces here to accept the international anti-guerrilla and terrorist strengthen the special training, China's 21 "Thor" commando team also came here for training.



"Thor" is a by airborne commando formation of the "small, flexible, and more able to" new combat forces. In the international arena, they shine. This is the South American jungle deep hunter schools to train high degree of difficulty, like the actual world-famous. Many countries every year send special forces here to accept the international anti-guerrilla and terrorist strengthen the special training, China's 21 "Thor" commando team also came here for training.



"Thor" is a by airborne commando formation of the "small, flexible, and more able to" new combat forces. In the international arena, they shine. This is the South American jungle deep hunter schools to train high degree of difficulty, like the actual world-famous. Many countries every year send special forces here to accept the international anti-guerrilla and terrorist strengthen the special training, China's 21 "Thor" commando team also came here for training.



"Thor" is a by airborne commando formation of the "small, flexible, and more able to" new combat forces. In the international arena, they shine. This is the South American jungle deep hunter schools to train high degree of difficulty, like the actual world-famous. Many countries every year send special forces here to accept the international anti-guerrilla and terrorist special training to strengthen China's 21 "Thor" commando team also came here for training.



"Thor" is a by airborne commando formation of the "small, flexible, and more able to" new combat forces. In the international arena, they shine. This is the South American jungle deep hunter schools to train high degree of difficulty, like the actual world-famous. Many countries every year send special forces here to accept the international anti-guerrilla and terrorist strengthen the special training, China's 21 "Thor" commando team also came here for training.



"Thor" is a by airborne commando formation of the "small, flexible, and more able to" new combat forces. In the international arena, they shine. This is the South American jungle deep hunter schools to train high degree of difficulty, like the actual world-famous. Many countries every year send special forces here to accept the international anti-guerrilla and terrorist strengthen the special training, China's 21 "Thor" commando team also came here for training.



"Thor" is a by airborne commando formation of the "small, flexible, and more able to" new combat forces. In the international arena, they shine. This is the South American jungle deep hunter schools to train high degree of difficulty, like the actual world-famous. Many countries every year send special forces here to accept the international anti-guerrilla and terrorist strengthen the special training, China's 21 "Thor" commando team also came here for training.



"Thor" is a by airborne commando formation of the "small, flexible, and more able to" new combat forces. In the international arena, they shine. This is the South American jungle deep hunter schools to train high degree of difficulty, like the actual world-famous. Many countries every year send special forces here to accept the international anti-guerrilla and terrorist strengthen the special training, China's 21 "Thor" commando team also came here for training.



"Thor" is a by airborne commando formation of the "small, flexible, and more able to" new combat forces. In the international arena, they shine. This is the South American jungle deep hunter schools to train high degree of difficulty, like the actual world-famous. Many countries every year send special forces here to accept the international anti-guerrilla and terrorist strengthen the special training, China's 21 "Thor" commando team also came here for training.

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As events unfold, it would be wise to remember the words of Russian communist leader Vladimir Lenin who stated, The road to America is through Mexico.

China And Mexico Suddenly To Strengthen Military Cooperation To A New Level

By Arthur Dominic Villasanta | Oct 30, 2016 09:17 AM EDT


Men of the Ejército Mexicano or Mexican Army.(Photo : Ejército Mexicano)

China and Mexico have pledged to strengthen military cooperation and elevate mutual ties to a new level.

The pledge was made during a meeting between Vice Chairman of China's Central Military Commission Fan Changlong, and visiting Minister of National Defense Salvador Cienfuegos and Minister of the Navy Vidal Francisco Soberon from Mexico on Oct. 28.

Fan spoke of China's willingness to develop military cooperation and relations with Mexico to a higher level and to enrich their comprehensive strategic partnership.

Cienfuegos and Soberon acknowledged China's impressive development achievements. They also hope both nations will jointly advance the new type of military relationship via closer communication and stronger cooperation.

Chinese Defense Minister Chang Wanquan later held talks with the two Mexican senior military officials.

"China and Mexico have maintained good communication between their defense ministries and the two militaries," said Chang.

He pointed out that China is willing to work with Mexico for a military relationship compatible with the two countries comprehensive strategic partnership.

Chang also briefed the Mexican visitors on the 6th plenary session of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, which was held from October 24th to 27th, from Monday to Thursday.

Cienfuegos and Soberon said Mexico was willing to learn from China's experience in governing the country and the military, and boost mutual cooperation in military operation, logistics, personnel training and peace-keeping.

http://eng.mod.gov.cn/DefenseNews/20...nt_4755159.htm

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http://eng.chinamil.com.cn/view/2016...nt_7331725.htm

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