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  • The Rising Sea Dragon in Asia (PLAN) - 2008 Update

    01/01/2008 9:26:12 PM PST · by Jeff Head · 91 replies · 541+ views
    The Rising Sea Dragon in Asia ^ | January 2, 2008 | Jeff Head
    THE RISING SEA DRAGON IN ASIA - 2008 UPDATE By Jeff Head - Last Update: January 2, 2008 Throughout 2007 the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has concentrated on integrating its newest surface combatants into its various fleets, while introducing new combatants simultaneously. In particularly, the newer nuclear attack and ballistic missile submarines have been officially seen and photographed, punctuating the PLAN's continued advance and improvement of its nuclear submarine capability, while continuing to build and add new diesel electric submarines. It's new Landing Ship Dock and now new, associated LCAC craft are being integrated into the fleet. The...
  • Republican Debaters Ignore China Threat (Except Duncan Hunter)

    After seven Democratic presidential candidates debated on Nov. 15, CNN treated us to a debate of eight Republican hopefuls on Nov. 28. The transcript of the debate numbers 25 pages. Its first major subject is “illegal immigration,” which runs to Page 10, or about a third of the debate. Illegal immigration? The word “state” in the political sense (as in “the United States of America”) implies that foreigners cannot come to and live in a “state” as they could on land owned by no one. Otherwise, the “USA” should have been called “NOLA,” “No One’s Lands of America.” Nineteen foreigners...
  • Stop Letting Them Treat Us Like a Turkey

    12/01/2007 3:53:11 PM PST · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 27 replies · 526+ views
    Townhall.com ^ | November 30, 2007 | Diana West
    What could the USS Kitty Hawk and Citigroup possibly have in common? I'll start with the aircraft carrier because I'm still stewing over what happened when the People's Republic of China abruptly denied the USS Kitty Hawk and its accompanying ships and submarines their routine, scheduled Thanksgiving berth in Hong Kong, where hundreds of crew members' families had gathered (at considerable expense) to celebrate the holiday with their loved ones. First, there was the nasty act itself. News accounts speculated about the "reason" -- was it President Bush's recent meeting with the Dalai Lama? Our latest arms agreement with Taiwan?...
  • Duncan Hunter - What the Chinese are buying with American trade dollars

    11/27/2007 9:58:26 PM PST · by dit_xi · 41 replies · 194+ views
    What the Chinese are buying with American trade dollars"I'm Congressman Duncan Hunter. A few weeks ago when this Song Class Chinese submarine emerged next to one of our aircraft carriers about 80 miles off Okinawa, it shows the American people what the Chinese are buying with American trade dollars. They're cheating on trade and they're buying ships and planes and missles with our money as well as taking millions of jobs. Join me at Peace Through Strength for fair trade."
  • Sharpening the Dragon's Claws

    10/27/2007 3:08:31 PM PDT · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 7 replies · 162+ views
    Cato Institute ^ | October 26, 2007 | Ted Galen Carpenter
    Ted Galen Carpenter, vice president for defense and foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute, is the author of seven books on international affairs, including America's Coming War with China: A Collision Course over Taiwan (2006). The People's Republic of China continues to send worrisome signals about its security strategy. As the tone of cross-straits relations grows increasingly strident, China's latest military reshuffle and ongoing lack of transparency about its military budget are creating new tensions with both the United States and its neighbors in East Asia. In the lead-up to the opening of the Communists' 17th National Party Congress...
  • Giving China the 'Key to the Front Door'

    10/03/2007 3:52:21 PM PDT · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 2 replies · 409+ views
    The Loft (GOPUSA blog) ^ | October 3, 2007 | Bobby Eberle
    Several months ago, the Pentagon's network and e-mail system fell victim to computer hacking. After an internal investigation, Pentagon officials declared that the hack was perpetrated by the Chinese military. In particular, officials said the attack "was by China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) and that it led to the shutdown of a computer system serving the office of Defense Secretary Robert Gates." Now, a Chinese company with ties to the country's military, former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, and the Taliban will gain access to U.S. defense-network technology under a proposed merger.According to a story in the Washington Times, Huawei Technologies...
  • Dragon Hunter

    08/17/2007 6:58:10 AM PDT · by Calpernia · 94 replies · 1,438+ views
    News Which Cannot Lose ^ | August 16, 2007 | Alexander J. Madison
    ‘Those dirty communist bastards’. This phrase and similarly worded curses are being uttered by more Americans each day as the headlines in normally apologist media outlets are documenting case after case of Chinese malfeasance this summer of 2007. Headlines such as “More Tainted Chinese Toothpaste found”, “Mattel: 9M More Chinese-made Toys Recalled”, “Melamine in Pet Food may not be Accidental”, and more ominously “China Warns America It May Sell US Treasury Bonds” are perking up American ears. Nothing rattles the average American consumer like stories of beloved family pets dropping like flies, or Polly Pockets and Little People posing a...
  • China's Space Threat: How Missiles Could Target U.S. Satellites

    06/29/2007 5:33:41 PM PDT · by KevinDavis · 7 replies · 318+ views
    Popular Mechanics ^ | 07/01/07 | Carl Hoffman
    At 5:28 PM EST on Jan. 11, 2007, a satellite arced over southern China. It was small — just 6 ft. long — a tiny object in the heavens, steadily bleeping its location to ground stations below, just as it had every day for the past seven years. And then it was gone, transformed into a cloud of debris hurtling at nearly 16,000 mph along the main thoroughfare used by orbiting spacecraft. It was not the start of the world's first war in space, but it could have been. It was just a test: The satellite was a defunct Chinese...
  • Pentagon tracks global buildup in China's military

    05/26/2007 7:24:46 PM PDT · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 9 replies · 1,035+ views
    Washington Times ^ | May 26, 2007 | Bill Gertz
    China's military buildup is moving beyond countering Taiwan to global operations from the Middle East through Southeast Asia, according to the Pentagon's annual assessment of Chinese military power. "China's military acquisitions and strategic thinking suggests Beijing is also generating capabilities for other regional contingencies, such as conflict over resources or territory," the report to Congress said. The statement, released yesterday, contradicts assessments of some pro-China analysts and intelligence officials who have said the nation's military buildup is relatively benign and limited to resolving the sovereignty issue of Taiwan, which was separated from China in 1949 during a civil war. China...
  • The Rising Sea Dragon in Asia - 2007 Update

    02/24/2007 7:24:58 PM PST · by Jeff Head · 71 replies · 1,799+ views
    The rRsing Sea Dragon in Asia Web Site ^ | 24 February 2007 | Jeff Head
    THE RISING SEA DRAGON IN ASIA - 2007 UPDATE By Jeff Head - Last Update: February 24, 2007 Throughout 2006 and into 2007 the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has continued its unprecedented modernization and buildup, adding two entirely new classes of major combatant warships to its inventory, along with the other twelve new classes they have been working on. Large numbers of new guided missile destroyers, guided missile frigates, fast attack craft, very modern and quiet diesel/electric attack submarines, nuclear attack submarines, nuclear ballistic missile submarines, logisitic support craft, amphibious assault craft, and the infrastructure and aircraft to...
  • JEFF HEAD extends FREE eBook download offer for all FReepers

    07/03/2006 3:15:02 PM PDT · by Jeff Head · 81 replies · 2,125+ views
    Jeff Head Free eBook Download ^ | July 3, 2006 | Jeff Head
    To show continued gratitude to all Freepers who value the constitution and who are actively engaged in preserving it...either through service to their country, dialog with their friends, relatives and neighbors, online activism, protesting against foerign and domestic enemies of our constitution and way of life, corresponding with legislators and other elected or appointed officials, and just to say thanks to all of those on FreeRepublic who have encouraged and helped me in my own activities...I am extending my free ebook download offer at: JEFF HEAD FREE EBOOK DOWNLOAD for my following two published books: THE STAND AT KLAMATH FALLS...
  • U.S. May Alter Tech-Export Rules For Chinese Trade

    05/23/2006 3:50:40 PM PDT · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 16 replies · 402+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | May 23, 2006 | Andrew Batson
    BEIJING -- The U.S. will soon propose changes to its security controls on the export of high-technology products to China as the administration rethinks its approach to the system, according to a top U.S. trade official. The export controls are designed to monitor trade in "dual-use" goods, or products that can have civilian and military uses. The designation covers a widening range of technology products as a result of the growing role of information and communication systems in modern warfare. Balancing security and business concerns is difficult for U.S. policy makers. The widening trade deficit with China has increased the...
  • Symposium: China: Time Bomb Walking

    05/18/2006 11:12:08 AM PDT · by Paul Ross · 29 replies · 1,026+ views
    FrontPageMag ^ | April 21, 2006 | Jamie Glazov
    Symposium: China: Time Bomb WalkingAs President Bush met with Chinese President Hu Jintao at the White House this week, the issue of China’s rise as a global superpower took center stage. Serious concerns are mounting in Washington in regards to China’s increasingly aggressive global posturing. Indeed, Beijing continues to militarily threaten Taiwan, to support a nuclear North Korea, and to forge alliances with anti-American regimes everywhere, including with Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez and Iran’s nuclear-aspiring Mullahs. As the military and economic threat of Beijing becomes increasingly apparent, the question arises: were we complicit in creating this communist monster? If we were,...
  • China and Russia: Old friends team up again

    05/18/2006 11:19:49 AM PDT · by Tailgunner Joe · 9 replies · 460+ views
    dnaindia.com ^ | May 17, 2006 | Venkatesan Vembu
    Hong Kong : On his current tour of duty to China, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Viktorovich Lavroy noted on Tuesday that his country’s relationship with China had “reached an unprecedented level.” He made his comments as the two giants, both of whom share an anxiety over US militarist policies and both of whom have veto power in the UN Security Council, reiterated their calibrated stand on the Iran nuclear standoff: China and Russia, he said, would not vote for the use of force in resolving the issue, and would instead favour dialogue and diplomacy. This unambiguous articulation of policy places...
  • Research Fraud Rampant in China

    05/15/2006 6:40:14 PM PDT · by grey_whiskers · 7 replies · 243+ views
    Christian Science Monitor (online0 ^ | May 16, 2006 | Robert Marquand
    BEIJING – The stunning revelation of fraud and fakery in the heart of China's R&D industry has vindicated a feisty set of scholars who are gaining traction in exposing a culture of fraud and corruption in China's colleges. Just days ago authorities revealed that the Hanxin digital signal chip, a so-called "Chinese chip" designed to enhance home-grown computer technology, is not an original. Chen Jin, "father of the Chinese chip," evidently used a product from a foreign firm to win a lucrative bid in 2003 - ironically, to spearhead a much publicized patriotic national drive to create a Chinese For...
  • The Job is Not Finished Until the Red Chinese are out of Long Beach

    04/26/2006 6:22:45 PM PDT · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 20 replies · 769+ views
    American Policy Center ^ | April 3, 2006 | Tom DeWeese
    Americans were rightly outraged over the possibility of an Arab nation with ties to terrorists taking control of six major American ports. Protests from across the nation helped to squelch the deal. However, the job’s not finished. The Communist Chinese still control ports at Long Beach. Congressman Charlie Norwood, (R-GA) made a strong case for getting the Chinese out of the port of Long Beach when he noted that while Dubai has been a reliable partner for America in the War on Terror, Red Chinese officials have threatened invasion of America’s ally on Taiwan and nuclear war against the United...
  • Special Offer for all Freepers! Free e-copy of "September Day"

    04/04/2006 11:28:21 AM PDT · by LS · 26 replies · 1,171+ views
    self ^ | 4/4/06 | LS
    <p>Patriot's History of the United States and to those who have intended to buy Jeff Head's "Dragon's Fury" or "The Stand at Klamath Falls," with Jeff's permission I am offering the following: If you will purchase either Jeff's "Klamath Falls" or any of the five volumes of the "Dragon's Fury" series, I am going to offer a free Adobe eBook version of my new 9/11 thriller, September Day to any registered Free Republic member who would like it. Again, this is with Jeff's full permission, and we are going to take you at your word that you have ordered the book, and not require any proof of purchase. I'm not General Foods or DirectTV.</p>
  • America reacting to the Chinese threat?

    08/06/2005 7:01:47 AM PDT · by Srirangan · 30 replies · 874+ views
    India Defence ^ | 4/8/2005 | Hari Sud
    China has been selling its relatively cheap but lower quality products with ease both to US and EU. With US, China is running a trade deficit of about $100 billion a year. A similar trade deficit exists with the EU. The Chinese do not feel obliged to balance the trade. They use FDI and dollar reserves in US and elsewhere as a tool to enhance their trade position. Though the US does not like it, only recently it has started to flex its muscles. Trade imbalance discussions have been going on for the last five years but the US took...
  • "Freeper Jeff Head's "Dragon's Fury" now a Collector's Edition!"

    12/11/2004 11:11:03 AM PST · by Travis McGee · 137 replies · 6,850+ views
    www.DragonsFurySeries.com ^ | December 11, 2004 | Jeff Head
    Hi Fellow FReepers,I am privileged to announce that Jeff Head, the 2001 Free Republic Person of the Year, has just created a single hardback volume of all five of the Dragon's Fury series books! Now, instead of getting one softback volume at a time, you can read the entire epic between two hard covers.This is a serious undertaking, to say the least! The collector's edition comes in at over 800 pages, by using a smaller than typical font, and putting many more lines on a page than you normally see. For those of us over 40, it will mean pulling...
  • Freeper Jeff Head's Volume V of the Dragon's Fury Series #1 featured MSReader eBook

    09/22/2004 1:27:59 PM PDT · by Jeff Head · 71 replies · 676+ views
    Dragon's Fury Series Web Site ^ | 22 Sep 2004 | Jeff Head
    The final Volume of freeper Jeff Head's self-published Dragon's Fury Series of novels, Volume V, Eagle's Talons, a fictional techno-thriller about how current conditions lead to global war, has moved into the #1 featured MSReader eBook position on Powell's. It has also been ranked as the #1 best selling MSReader eBook on Powells and the #2 featured Adobe eBook on the same site. The printed, trade paperback issue of Volume V will be coming out very soon on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Powells and elsewhere. THE DRAGON'S FURY SERIES A tecno-thriller series about America and World War
  • China Books Mentioned on Freep

    08/29/2004 3:57:14 PM PDT · by pabianice · 6 replies · 198+ views
    8/29/04
    There is a Freeper who has written a series of books about a near-future war between China and the US. Can someone give me his name/email or some way to contact him? Thanks.
  • Review of Jeff Head's "Dragons Fury" Vols I & II

    07/02/2004 6:57:16 AM PDT · by jim macomber · 26 replies · 522+ views
    Self
    Halfway through Jeff Head’s four volume (soon to be five volume) series, “Dragon’s Fury”, it’s difficult to decide whether to be more awed by the scope or by the execution of this 21st century Iliad. In “Dragon’s Fury”, Head has crafted an epic – there’s no other word - with a global range and has done it without allowing the story to lose its humanity and focus on individuals wrapped up in and affected by events. And, oh mama, are there ever events. Iran parlaying a nuclear capacity into reality, Middle Eastern states coming together into a unified intranational entity,...
  • CHINESE ARTICLE:Is India China's imaginative rival?

    02/23/2004 4:07:31 AM PST · by VinayFromBangalore · 2 replies · 228+ views
    People's Daily Online ^ | Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Monday, February 23, 2004 | People's Daily Online
    Is India China's imaginative rival comparing superiority of the two in economy? As the two most populous countries of ancient civilizations China and India are often brought up for comparison. The hottest issue in question is whether India is going to be an imaginative rival of China. The following is an interview with Tian Wei, first secretary of the Chinese Embassy in India on this question A comparison of advantages Some foreign investors believe that Chinese market has been exploited for many years and competition is becoming increasingly fierce. Therefore, they want to shift their arenas and exploit the emerging...
  • Jeff Head Hits Another Home Run!

    06/04/2003 4:22:43 PM PDT · by NorseWood · 291 replies · 1,197+ views
    NorseWood
    Jeff Head’s third book in the “Dragon’s Fury” series lives up to the drama and political intrigue of his first two novels. This is a book that you can’t put down. The intense action may make you angry, it may make you sweat, it may make you anxious, and it may make you want to write your Congressman and tell them they have to read this book. I felt all of these emotions as I read this book. Jeff tells his story with so many sub-plots, yet they each come together to tie this masterpiece into a work of art....
  • Adobe eBook Reader Version of Dragon's Fury Series Vol. III, High Tide, now Available

    03/27/2003 6:15:18 PM PST · by Jeff Head · 44 replies · 451+ views
    The Dragon's Fury Series Web Site ^ | March 27, 2003 | Jeff Head
    The Adobe eBook Reader version of the third volume of my Dragon's Fury Series, High Tide, is now available on Amazon. It continues the sage about how current events lead to World War III. DRAGON'S FURY - HIGH TIDE Volume III in the Series About World War III
  • Exclusive - FR Excerpt from Volume III of the Dragon's Fury Series - Red Dawn II

    03/02/2003 8:33:51 AM PST · by Jeff Head · 92 replies · 2,792+ views
    FreeRepublic - Here | March 1, 2003 | Jeff Head
    Excerpt - Red Dawn II The Dragon's Fury Series, Volume III - High Tide June 23, 2008, that same time Urkut Residence Nome, Alaska Unknown to Lt. General Stokes and the other 11th Air Force officers struggling to rebuild communications in Anchorage, a very complete and compelling report of what was happening in western Alaska had already been viewed by hundreds of thousands of Americans in the lower forty eight states, and it had been viewed in real time. It would ultimately be viewed by millions and it would have the very effective that Stokes was hoping to create on...