Xi Jinping Calls On Chinese Troops To Prepare For War

CNN: Xi Jinping calls on Chinese troops to prepare for war

When their policies and intentions here in the US, what comes next for the insurgency they’ve been building? And what will happen if their level of influence works?

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  1. Milo Mindbender October 17, 2020 at 07:38

    I am not privy to any classified briefings, but the logistics of fighting a cross Pacific war would be extreme especially if the American populace is not disarmed. I do not see a scenario where China uses land forces in open conflict on US soil.
    Using surrogates to create beachheads on Canadian, or Central/Southern American soil disguised as economic settlements would be viable, and provide some support, but the idea of an open invasion into the US without internal support is un unachievable in my opinion.
    The continent of Africa is a much better target to obtain resources, and land being closer, politically in organized, and in a semi hands off status with European or American politicians.
    The economic war we could lose and be crippled by the loss, this was made possible by outsourcing so much of our domestic manufacturing capacity, partially by the federal concept of double taxation, partially in deference to union demands for higher wages, partially in search of cheaper semi disposable crap.
    Physical war and economic war are related, but not inclusive. The population of China has been skewed to a degree by the one child per family mandates that they have a whole generation of men with no prospect of marriage, limited prospect of a career, and little hope or responsibility for their lives.
    Thank you for your attention while I ramble.

    • NC Scout October 17, 2020 at 07:53

      What if they don’t have to? The logistics that would be required have already been put in place. And they have a willing vanguard already running wild in the streets.

    • Jose October 17, 2020 at 10:55

      We don’t know in what shape the US will be in when they initiate overt hostilities. I feel the plan is to let us slaughter each other and further destroy our institutions. Remember the art of war was written by the Chinese. They know we are entering into a difficult period, so I see them just adding fuel to the fire for the foreseeable future. As we breakdown, and if they don’t, they will begin to assume the role of stable world leader and most countries will begin to open up more to them. Especially in Canada and Mexico due to “spill over” fighting. Their presence may be just to “protect borders”. Mexico and Canada can act in a similar fashion as Turkey in how it played a major role staging and transporting weapons and fighters to Syria, resulting in its destruction. We wrote this book, and what goes around comes around. Kinetically, they will go as far as to attack/destroy Taiwan to show there power, but that’s it, in my opinion.

  2. Truth-in-Tension October 17, 2020 at 10:12

    It would be very difficult for America to engage in a long war with Communist China for the simple reason that the majority of electronic components, as well as, other manufactured goods are made in Asia, China and Mexico. America’s manufacturing base has been hollowed out by the international socialist corporations such as General Motors and Walmart with the support of the American Chamber Commerce and our elected politicians.

    It is no easy task to move manufacturing processes back to America, because the employee skill base, for the most part, no longer exists. The are few manufacturing based technical schools capable of training people on higher level skills. Also, there are few really good industrial engineers or manufacturing engineers in America because engineering schools are turning out more software / gaming engineers then they are get your hands dirty Industrial engineers and manufacturing engineers.

    The unions (a communist construct) like the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers make it very difficult to achieve even a marginal productivity level.

    I agree with NC Scout that the logics required is already in place that the Chinese Communist Party would use to move, equipment, materials and troops. I am sure Walmart would be happy to be of assistance.

    Also, there are plenty of traitors in the media, tech industry, the American federal and state governments, and the UN that would provide aid and support to the Communist Chinese.

    Could manufacturing be moved back to America? Yes. Could it be accomplished quickly? No

  3. Jose October 17, 2020 at 10:58

    We don’t know in what shape the US will be in when they initiate overt hostilities. I feel the plan is to let us slaughter each other and further destroy our institutions. Remember the art of war was written by the Chinese. They know we are entering into a difficult period, so I see them just adding fuel to the fire for the foreseeable future. As we breakdown, and if they don’t, they will begin to assume the role of stable world leader and most countries will begin to open up more to them. Especially in Canada and Mexico due to “spill over” fighting. Their presence may be just to “protect borders”. Mexico and Canada can act in a similar fashion as Turkey in how it played a major role staging and transporting weapons and fighters to Syria, resulting in its destruction. We wrote this book, and what goes around comes around. Kinetically, they will go as far as to attack/destroy Taiwan to show there power, but that’s it, in my opinion.

  4. Jose October 17, 2020 at 11:12

    Sorry for the double comment. I always have technical issues on this site.

  5. Curious Passerby October 17, 2020 at 15:04

    I don’t believe China has any intention of mounting a trans-Pacific invasion of the US. What would that gain them? They can wreck the US easily without resorting to direct blows. They benefit a great deal from us just being here for them to steal from. We’re also a convenient place for their leaders to hide their money. They know our culture is in decline. They know our economy is about to collapse. Our health is poor, our people are lazy and weak, and the wreckage of the US wouldn’t be worth capturing. They don’t need to fight us if they can wait for us to collapse. Economic decline has hollowed out the nation (as commented above) and they now build us everything for us. So what would they get? My assumption is they’ve hacked everything already and they’ll crash the system before the first round is fired. They don’t seem to go for blunt direct assaults when indirect ones pay off so well.

    The biggest threat to China seems to be the outside world in general. They can’t afford to invade the whole world, but they’ve always been more about soft power than actual conflict, anyway. Look at the Silk Road debt trap they’ve used to pull the third world into their orbit. They don’t have actual military experience since their last failed invasion of Vietnam over 40 years ago. That issue, alone, makes it highly unlikely their first time out they’re going to go to a hot war with their biggest opponent. Winnie the Poo seems to have decided the proper course is to shut them off from the outside world, build a mostly internal self-sustaining economy, tighten down party control over the Chinese, create a Mao-style cult of personality, and if recent events indicate anything, he might think it’s good to start limited conflict with a neighbor, like India, large enough to keep their people scared and focused on the external threat.

    Winnie the Poo is following past Chinese historic precedents. He’s copying Chairman Mao, reestablishing Party control over the people, seizing control of businesses, and forcing students to study Winnie the Poo theory alongside Mao and Lenin. In attempting to shut off the outside world, he’s also following ancient Chinese tradition, too. And he’s following other Communist nations’ historic tendency to shut off the outside world to ensure ideological purity.

    The Chinese have banged the war drums for decades. Go look at their propaganda going back to the 50s and war with the US is a constant theme. I do not fear their military because it’s still inexperienced, still poorly equipped and led by political appointees, not experienced generals, and their primary mission is still defending the party. I would not be afraid of them starting a direct war with us and definitely don’t believe they’ll attempt an actual invasion of the US. I do believe they would attack Taiwan. I think they would like to find a way to get the US busy elsewhere with another crisis and make a full-on attack on Taiwan. If we’re sufficiently busy elsewhere, perhaps with a US election and communist insurgency causing widespread chaos at home, the time might be right for an invasion. Assuming they can get the US Navy out of the way and successfully wipe out Taiwan’s defenses before the US has a chance to react. Oh, and expect this to happen on a weak president’s watch, not Trump.

    I think China’s internal problems are scaring them to take unplanned actions and to speed up long-term plans they were nowhere near ready to use. For instance, when China was enjoying 8+% growth every year, things were great and they weren’t that worried. Now that they’ve been failing for the last couple years, I think they’re much more afraid. They’re suffering a food shortage, an angry public, falling economy, and the threat of millions of middle class and upper class people suddenly losing their wealth tied up in bad housing investments, and the world is pissed at them for pretty much everything they’ve done in the last couple years. Chinese Flu, alone, has wrecked any good reputation they might have had. They’re suffering a lot more problems we aren’t hearing about and I think the Party is frightened of their own people more than external threats. I think this fear is why they’re trying to spark trouble with their neighbors. I don’t believe they’re actually capable of a real war with the US, but a small regional conflict or some propaganda Wag The Dog-style event would help keep their people scared and obedient and justify any measures to crack down on their citizens. In fact, the thought occurs they could suffer their own terrorist event, blame it on their Muslims or the West, and use that to justify more controls.

    Another problem is cultural- Their new generation is just about as weak and lazy as ours. They call it the Little Emperor syndrome. See the TFGlobal video below. With their 1 child policy, they lavished all their attention and love on their 1 kid, much like our helicopter parents made their kids weak in the last 20 years, and raised a generation of kids who are not used to struggle or challenges. Their army is full of weak, lazy, genZ kids, just like ours. And these young people are also linked into the internet and, despite the propaganda and the Great Fire Wall, not necessarily as obtuse and obedient as their parents. I’ve seen quotes from Chinese young people on social media who state they have no illusions about their country and they’re not as dumb as their elders. I think this is the root of the fear Winnie the Poo and the Party have of their own people and the sudden need to close off the borders and re-establish Party control.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ph_Xr_Yr2s China Uncensored yesterday on the PRC turning down Taiwan’s olive branch.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjJFm3z-ji0 China news from Crossroads (It’s anti-Chinese propaganda from Falun Gong, but at least it’s another view on China you won’t get anywhere else)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GswbMutM7dc ADVChina on Chinese Diplomacy and why they can’t keep friends.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV_ByYZyqIw TFGLobal (Indian anti-Chinese propaganda) on how weak their military actually is. Demographics are their enemy.

    For all that, I do expect tensions to get worse with them. China wants us to suffer and it looks like they’re involved in sponsoring the insurgency here. They need us weak and squabbling. They still need us to trade with them, though. They still need our money. They might hate us, but they can’t live without us just yet. Trump, on the other hand, seems to understand they’re a threat and we’ve let them run rings around us for 30 years and basically armed them, just like we did the Axis before WWII. I think Trump has also disrupted their plans, forcing them to react to an aggressive President who defends America, is trying to bring manufacturing back to the US, closing Chinese Confucius Society propaganda clubs at US schools, closing the border to Chinese immigrants and permanent residents who are Party members. In 4 years, Trump has overturned decades of Chinese actions. It’s awesome! I hope he gets 4 more years to do more to promote America and make us stronger.

    Sorry for the long post. I like your site and I enjoy the discussion.

  6. Anonymous October 17, 2020 at 16:24

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  7. Paulo October 17, 2020 at 20:45

    I read this a couple of days ago and it detailed quite a bit of what this whole MAGA is about:

    https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2020/10/15/understanding-what-foreign-governments-are-purchasing-from-the-bidens-there-are-trillions-at-stake/

    This situation is deep deep deep, and as many decades have passed we are in the fight of our lives
    and our progeny.

    In other words – “We have been turned into mercahndize” by enemy entanglements, foreign and domestic.

    “Every man to his family and his possessions”

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