Back when they were selling MIRV and other tech to China.
Posted on 05/03/2020 12:40:20 PM PDT by datura
Comrades,
I’m very excited today, because the large-scale online survey sina.com that was done for us showed that our next generation is quite promising and our party’s cause will be carried on. In answering the question, “Will you shoot at women, children and prisoners of war,” more than 80 percent of the respondents answered in the affirmative, exceeding by far our expectations.
Today I’d like to focus on why we asked sina.com to conduct this online survey among our people. My speech today is a sequel to my speech last time, during which I started with a discussion of the issue of the three islands, [where I] mentioned that 20 years of the idyllic theme of “peace and development” had come to an end, and concluded that modernization under the saber is the only option for China’s next phase. I also mention we have a vital stake overseas. Today, I’ll speak more specifically on these two issues.
The central issue of this survey appears to be whether one should shoot at women, children and prisoners of war, but its real significance goes far beyond that. Ostensibly, our intention is mainly to figure out what the Chinese people’s attitude toward war is: If these future soldiers do not hesitate to kill even non-combatants, they’ll naturally be doubly ready and ruthless in killing combatants. Therefore, the responses to the survey questions may reflect the general attitude people have towards war.
(Excerpt) Read more at jrnyquist.blog ...
As explained in Gen. Chi’s speech, the Chinese Communist Party’s intention is to militarily defeat, occupy, and colonize the United States. This plan has been confirmed by a Russian defector source who worked in China and had information about a joint Sino-Russian plan to invade North America. This plan was drawn up in 1992, after the fall of the Soviet Union. The division of spoils was described thus: “Russia would get Alaska and parts of Canada. China would get the lower 48 states, with other countries invited in for ‘looting rights.’”
The speech was translated into English and first published by the EPOCH TIMES in 2005.
This speech was posted here some time ago, and I cannot find that post using the search function. Admin Mods, please pull if duplicate.
And yes, I know it is hosted on a blog site, Humblegunner. You’re my first ping. Not my blog, but the contents of this speech are important.
In light of the current virus origins, I thought it would be quite helpful if more Americans understand the basic thinking of the CCP and PLA. They look at the West as barbarians, and that the Chinese are the Master Race. Lao Wai is a nice way to say it, but behind our backs they use far more colorful words when talking about non-Chinese. (My current and former wives are both Chinese, and I've spent a lot of time there. Thankfully my current wife is not one of the CCP trolls. The ex was...)
This is quite long, please read if your blood pressure can stand it.
The concept of unlimited warfare drives the plans of the PLA, and there are no ethics of any type involved.
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First, they have to disarm us.
Back when they were selling MIRV and other tech to China.
Shoot the bastard trying to kill you first.
Easy peasey.
Thanks for the photo! I remember at the end of Bubba’s regime when he took 75 Boeing 747s and 14 C-141s full of people on a trip to Beijing with less than 90 days left in office...
We all screamed about it in here.
(My username was different back then.)
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3VbBNZPfhM
American Thought Leaders (Epoch Times) video interviewing General Robert Spalding.
Here's a description of one of the interviews
You've heard about the US-China trade war, but how is communist China actually pushing a much broader offensive against the United States?
What exactly is the Chinese Communist Party's doctrine of Unrestricted Warfare? And why did the American intelligence community and military fail to recognize this threat for so long?
How exactly has the Chinese regime been waging a "Stealth War" against the United States for decades, and what can be done right now to level the playing field?
This is American Thought Leaders, and I'm Jan Jekielek. Today retired Air Force brigadier general Robert Spalding returns to American Thought Leaders. He was the chief China strategist for the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon, and a senior strategic planner for the White House on the National Security Council. Now, he's a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute.
We discuss General Spalding's new book "Stealth War: How China Took Over While America's Elite Slept." We discuss how the Chinese communist regime infiltrated and subverted the United States, using American money. We also explore how the Chinese regime has been incredibly effective at using disinformation and propaganda to control the narrative about itself, both domestically and abroad.
Someone needs to tell the general that we will have ZEro compunction killing every one they send at us.
See Korean War, Stacking Dead Frozen Gooks Like Sandbags.
One problem today is that they have weapons now.
Gen Spalding does a great job on the Epoch Times Origin of the Coronavirus documentary as well.
Taiwan is the real China, the mainland is the true evil on Earth. We truly need to revoke the disastrous One China policies, immediately.
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I think I am about halfway through this speech transcript. June 4 comes up a lot. Is he speaking of the revolution of Mao, or of a different battle/revolt?
This speech is frightening, riveting and a must read. This is the Chinese version of Mein Kampf and they seem very proud of it. Proud of being sneakier, superior of race and intelligence, and training their people to kill everyone in their path. Men, women, children are targets and they must annihilate them to protect themselves from a future counter revolution. All of this while proclaiming not that there is no God, but that they will not answer to God.
So do we.
I am thinking they have biological and no fear in using them, along with Neutron bombs which kill without destroying the environment.
I hate to sound like George C Scott in The 60’s classic movie about nuclear war, but WE NEED NEUTRON BOMBS.
IMO, we have already survived the initial thrust of an attack in the Covid-19. We MUST answer back in some way.
I agree RE answering back.
It would be a real shame if that Wuhan lab suddenly vaporized, you know, like from a “rogue cruise missile” from an unknown “rogue state”.
Yup. A real shame.
he events of 4 June 1989, when the Chinese government deployed the full might of its military to purge Tiananmen Square of students who’d been peacefully protesting there, have become known in China as the “June Fourth Incident”. Thirty years on, it is still thought of as an “incident”, a one-off event. In fact, it was part of a political movement in which every major Chinese city participated. To this day, a complete definition of 4 June 1989 as a historical event has not been realised, because defining a historical event requires not only the full facts but also multiple perspectives. And in its aftermath, the Chinese government intensified its oversight of free expression in China, deploying various tactics to suppress, arrest, detain and imprison anyone who spoke about “June Fourth”. It remains the most taboo and politically sensitive topic in China, much like the questions of Tibet and Xinjiang for the Chinese Communist party (CCP) and its machine of propaganda and censorship. Yet the facts and significance of “June Fourth” are not discussed in China. The exact events, the persons responsible for issuing directives, the methods of execution, the number of people killed and detained, and the killers responsible for the cumulative political decisions remain unclear.
The memory of the past is an individual’s property. To deny it is to obliterate humanity.
What now, 30 years on, is its significance? The need to examine this question is vital, rational and urgent. If the CCP relied on violent revolution to overthrow the previous regime and establish its legitimacy, then “June Fourth” once again overthrew the legitimacy of the ruling party. The Communist party is a regime that used violence to supplant dialogue, directing its army and tanks against unarmed citizens to maintain its existence. Despite attempts to cover up, whitewash and misinterpret “June Fourth” over the past 30 years, from the moment the first bullet was fired that day the regime’s legitimacy was compromised. Nothing can change that.
On 4 June, CNN’s 24-hour live broadcast conveyed the event and its developments to any audience that could receive its signal. I watched from New York. Viewers in New York probably witnessed a more comprehensive version of the incident than my family in Beijing. In New York, I organised and participated in many demonstrations of solidarity with the students in Tiananmen Square, protested before the Chinese consulate, and took part in a hunger strike at the United Nations.Why does a political power attempt to suppress reality? I have always wondered about totalitarian regimes’ fear of facts. As a political dissident, I insist on seeking the truth and resist attempts to change my memory of events. Because facts constitute the foundation of my understanding of the world. Upholding reality is a precondition for the mind to function. Otherwise, the world before us is disordered and chaotic; a world gone mad.
What occurred on 4 June is not merely a Chinese issue. It is not simply an event that happened 30 years ago. Injustice is timeless. It haunts us and affects our state of mind until the day justice is served.
At the same time, the tolerance of injustice and distorted information is an act of encouragement and complicity. Such tolerance allows authoritarian regimes to transgress any red lines. This is exactly what happened after “June Fourth”, when the west bought into the excuse that Chinese society would become more democratic after it became richer. China has become wealthier and more powerful on the world stage, but it has never matured into pluralism or democracy. It continues to reject fundamental values of openness, social justice, fair competition and freedom. We will all pay the price for this failure.
• Ai Weiwei is a contemporary artist, activist and advocate of political reform in China
Great, Nazis with nukes and bioweapons. Nazis who are planning to use bio and nukes to take our country. The new Nazis seem to be even more ruthless than the original Nazis. It’s difficult to imagine that we would need any further incentive to appropriate the funds, on the same scale as the Apollo or Manhattan projects.
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