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Autor: "AntiMulticulture" (2005-06-28 21:39:53)

We Are Surrounded
Or How Well Do You Speak Chinese?
By Craig Roberts

Sun Tzu, the ancient Chinese military philosopher who is oft quoted
in our military institutions, wrote "One who is not acquainted with
the designs of his neighbors should not enter into alliances with
them."

This quote surfaced in my consciousness as I walked the aisles of a
new Dollar-type store yesterday, picking up items and turning them
over to see where they were made. I counted 20 items, of which 19
were made in "China," and one in Pakistan. As a WWII baby boomer who
grew up during the 50s and 60s, I could not help but shudder in the
fact that I was holding items that were made by an avowed enemy, one
that along with the former Soviet Union, forced me and my classmates
in elementary school and junior high school to practice "Duck and
Cover" and quick response to air raid sirens. In those post-war days
we had a Civil Defense organization, were encouraged to prepare for a
nuclear strike, build fallout shelters, and be ready in case Russia,
China, or even Castro came over the horizon. Those days have faded
away, but living through the Cold War and the ever-present threat
of "the bomb" will remain with us forever.

Now there is no Civil Defense Corps, the fallout shelters are empty
or used for storage, and we are told that the Soviet Union has
collapsed, and the Red China is now our trading partner (and Taiwan
never mentioned), and the only Barbarians at the Gate are North Korea
and certain countries in the Middle East that support terrorist
organizations.

However, as a student of history, and a former intelligence analyst,
I see another world growing up around us. One the media ignores, the
politicians refuse to recognize, and one of which the American people
remain ignorant. It is a world in which we are surrounded, being
infiltrated, and readied for invasion.

To understand what his happening today, one must understand certain
military tenets of warfare. These include:

Infiltrate the enemy country with advance forces and spies.

Pre-position supplies close to the anticipated battleground.

Destroy the enemys will to resist.

Destroy the enemy populations morals and morale.

Sew confusion among the enemy population

Cut lines of communication

Create diversions

Control all information and media outlets

Attack on many fronts

Destroy the enemys capability to wage war

Reduce or destroy enemys military bases

Strike only when ready and when enemy is at his weakest.

In the intelligence world, what we do is take pieces of information,
like pieces of a puzzle, and "put them on the wall and see what
picture develops." Lord Wellington of Waterloo once said "Ive spent
my entire military career wondering what the chap on the other side
of the hill was doing." In intelligence circles, information
gathering is chief among tasks, followed by "okay, what are they up
to?"

Let us examine some current "intelligence indicators" and see what
picture forms.

Over the last few decades, ever since Nixon went to China in 1972 to
open trade relations, we have seen the Communist Chinese grow from a
third-rate military force whose strength lay only in numbers to a
very modern and well-equipped force ready to do battle on a global
scale. Unlike Russia, the Chinese have done this very quietly, trying
not to draw attention to their efforts, and with one goal in mind:
destroy the United States and any allies. And we have helped them
toward that goal. In fact, we continue to help them every day when we
buy Chinese-made products. But beyond that, lets examine events that
have strengthened Chinas military endeavors while weakening ours:

Carter gave away the Panama Canal, and now China operates it-and has
total control of who uses it, what ships come and go, and who
disembarks from those ships in Panama (such as Chinese males of
military age that disappear into the hinterlands and later surface in
Mexico close to our southern border).

Bill Clinton gave China "most favored nation" trading status, opening
our market to cheap slave-labor-made goods, which also destroyed many
US companies and costing us jobs by underselling the market with
cheap products. At the same time we turned our back on long-time
ally, Nationalist China. All of this to "appease" the Red Chinese.

Under the Clinton administration, Loral and Hughes were allowed to
sell China missile technology and guidance systems
for "communications satellites." Within months we were told that
China now bragged about being able to deliver a nuclear warhead to
Los Angeles.

Also under the Clinton watch, Chinese spies were discovered at Los
Alamos and in other places, some of which stole nuclear secrets for
the Peoples Liberation Army. ("All warfare is based on deception.
There is no place where espionage is not used. Offer the enemy bait
to lure him" Sun Tzu)

While all of this was happening, our southern border was being
invaded by illegal aliens to the point that besides Mexicans, we have
many reports of Asians, Central Americans, and Middle-easterners
coming unhindered into the U.S.

Couple this with COSCO, the China Ocean Shipping Company, which is
the Merchant Marine arm of the Chinese Navy, taking over not only the
Panama Canal, but establishing a huge transshipment center in
Freeport, Bahamas, just off the Florida coast. This huge complex
contains some of the biggest cranes in the world, plus hundreds upon
hundreds of Sealift containers the size of semi-trucks being stored
there. When I see this I cant help but think of Diego Garcia, our
forward deployment base in the Pacific.

It is well known in the military that the easiest thing to move is
troops. The hardest to move is material. You can order troops to
march onto a ship or airplane, but it takes forklifts, cranes and
manpower to move supplies. By forward deploying your logistics you
are already half a battle ahead.

And Freeport is not the only suspect position for Chinese pre-
deployment stocks. Reports have surfaced about COSCO ships unloading
in Mexico and Canada, plus several ports inside the US itself. A few
years back we read of a shipment in a Sealift container that came
into Long Beach, California, loaded with automatic AK-47s, machine
guns, grenades and explosives. We were told it was intercepted, and
that it was probably being smuggled in to street gangs. We may never
know of how many other shipments went undetected, and are still being
smuggled in and pre-positioned. And not for street gangs!

Add to all this the fact that our own troops have been over-extended,
our military suffering a continuing "build down" by base closings,
reducing the numbers of aircraft in our squadrons and ships in our
fleets, and reduction of war stocks by expenditure without
restocking, plus using up our reserves and national guard forces in
extended overseas missions, and we have the recipe for disaster. In
other words, there aint no one home watching the chickens, and the
wolf is prowling the broken fence line.

There are those who say that China is being influenced by prosperity,
and that they are reaping the rewards of capitalism, and because of
this have no reason to use military might to forward Maos version of
Communism. These pie-in-the-sky wishers do not understand the
Chinese. What we are really doing is financing their military
buildups, technology, and monetary base. Those who have forgotten
history need to be reminded that we did the same thing in the 1930s
when we sold scrap metal to Japan, only to reap the whirlwind when
they used our metal in the ships and planes and bombs that attacked
Pearl Harbor. Hitlers Germany also prospered from "free trade" by
using our technology in the petroleum industry to manufacture fuels
and lubricants by synthetic means. Still, we continue to feed the
Chinese dragon and think nothing of where our money goes when we buy
those items "Made in China."

While we are looking at the pieces of the puzzle, we also need to add
the other pieces that match the tenets of war. Sun Tzu wrote
that "Appraise war in terms of the fundamental factors. The first of
these factors is moral influence", and also "When a leader is morally
weak and his discipline not strict, when there are no consistent
rules.Neighboring rulers will take advantage of this."

We can see the moral decay of this country over the last thirty years
all around us. The types of TV programs, the language on radio talk
shows, the "gay pride" marches in major cities, the loss of morals in
our schools, attacks on Christianity, legal abortion-on-demand, laws
that are totally contrary to what our founding fathers envisioned,
courts that punish the victims more than the offenders, activist
judges that legislate from the bench, removing mentions of God or the
Ten Commandments from prayer and public property and public events,
the bogus "war on drugs" that is actually putting more drugs on the
street, church leaders that are afraid to preach anything that might
offend someone, and on and on.

An unjust and un-moral society is one doomed to extinction. Our
founding fathers knew this. History verifies it. And the Chinese
study it.

While China is ready to move on Taiwan at any time-theyve positioned
huge amphibious forces near the Straights of Formosa-and North Korea
is ready to move south, the possibility also exists that an entirely
different scenario will develop.

In this scenario, the forces that now surround us "come to our
rescue."

Picture this: our military, as strapped as it is, is in Iraq,
Afghanistan, and maybe in the near future, Iran. We still have troops
in South Korea, Germany and other places. Our national guard and
reserves have been deployed overseas. Our law enforcement personnel
are stretched thin. And then a major terrorist event-or a series of
them-occurs. This event could be detonation of mini-nukes in major
cities, release of a biological weapon starting a pandemic, or some
other major media event-type attack.

Who do you call for help? Ghostbusters?

The plan is to call upon the UN to provide military, humanitarian and
law enforcement relief. The only army big enough to handle a country
of this size, with the means to move the personnel, is Red China
(backed by Russia and the former Warsaw Pact states that we have been
training for such an event at Fort Polk, Louisiana under Operation
Cooperative Nugget).

Seem far-fetched? Then know this: a few years ago I had a nephew who
attended the Command and Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
When his class graduated, a general from the Pentagon flew in to give
the graduation speech. When he was introduced, it was mentioned that
he was a member of the Council on Foreign Relations-whose mission in
life is to develop a one world government (the New World Order) and
who were the founders of the United Nations. This particular general
stated in his speech that (paraphrasing)"due to the build down or our
armed forces, should we be deployed or committed on two or more
fronts in the future and a major emergency occurs here, we will be
forced to call upon foreign assets to police our streets."

Foreign assets? Who could that be?

Sun Tzu also said that "To subdue the enemy without fighting is the
supreme excellence." With no guarded borders, and no one to guard
them, and an avowed enemy who tells its military daily that "our main
enemy is America," I would have to submit that this country is set up
for a major fall, and very soon.

The good news is this: The Second Amendment. The Chinese military is
very frustrated in the fact that their liberal socialist lackeys in
Washington have not been able to totally disarm the American people-
yet. They have, by means of Fabian Socialism (creeping) legislation,
reduced our firepower by outlawing "types" of firearms-specifically
those that have military applications-but have not been able to
register for confiscation all the guns in the country like they have
in Australia, the UK and Canada. China well knows after its failed
expeditions into Vietnam and India that fighting an armed population
or a guerrilla type war is not winnable unless you first have the
hearts and minds-and cooperation--of the population.

We also have another advantage, one not spoken off but still
resident: Our combat veterans. The United States has the largest pool
of combat veterans in our population of any country in the world.
From our Vietnam generation (who is now in their 40s and 50s and
beyond) to our Desert Storm, Somalia, and current Afghanistan and
Iraq vets who are no longer serving, we have a cadre base
of "trainers and leaders" second to none. When one factors this in,
we have to consider that China may wait a few years for more of us to
die off. But they wont wait forever. We are a weakened giant, one
that has be subverted from within and without, and one considered
ripe for the picking. They have to reduce our will to resist, plus
our means of resisting before they can hope to "patrol our streets."

While the Chinese currently are reacting to Sun Tzus axiom "Nothing
is more difficult than the art of maneuvering for advantageous
positions," I would offer another "old saying," this one derived from
India: "Beware he who rides the tiger, lest he end up inside."

Still, we are at a very dangerous juncture. We are weakened, we have
been subverted, and we are surrounded. And every time we buy
something made in China, we are helping the enemy.

As the Samurai would say, often as a curse, "we are living in
interesting times."
www.riflewarrior.com/we%20are%20surrounded.htm

Also see:
The Shape of Things to Come
www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/article.asp?ID=167


--
Jim
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Western Nationalist/
Union Against Multi-Culty

"Abolish Multi-Culty and String Up The Traitors!"

Autor: "AntiMulticulture" (2005-06-28 21:39:53)




Autor: "AntiMulticulture" (2005-06-28 21:39:53)

We Are Surrounded
Or How Well Do You Speak Chinese?
By Craig Roberts

Sun Tzu, the ancient Chinese military philosopher who is oft quoted
in our military institutions, wrote "One who is not acquainted with
the designs of his neighbors should not enter into alliances with
them."

This quote surfaced in my consciousness as I walked the aisles of a
new Dollar-type store yesterday, picking up items and turning them
over to see where they were made. I counted 20 items, of which 19
were made in "China," and one in Pakistan. As a WWII baby boomer who
grew up during the 50s and 60s, I could not help but shudder in the
fact that I was holding items that were made by an avowed enemy, one
that along with the former Soviet Union, forced me and my classmates
in elementary school and junior high school to practice "Duck and
Cover" and quick response to air raid sirens. In those post-war days
we had a Civil Defense organization, were encouraged to prepare for a
nuclear strike, build fallout shelters, and be ready in case Russia,
China, or even Castro came over the horizon. Those days have faded
away, but living through the Cold War and the ever-present threat
of "the bomb" will remain with us forever.

Now there is no Civil Defense Corps, the fallout shelters are empty
or used for storage, and we are told that the Soviet Union has
collapsed, and the Red China is now our trading partner (and Taiwan
never mentioned), and the only Barbarians at the Gate are North Korea
and certain countries in the Middle East that support terrorist
organizations.

However, as a student of history, and a former intelligence analyst,
I see another world growing up around us. One the media ignores, the
politicians refuse to recognize, and one of which the American people
remain ignorant. It is a world in which we are surrounded, being
infiltrated, and readied for invasion.

To understand what his happening today, one must understand certain
military tenets of warfare. These include:

Infiltrate the enemy country with advance forces and spies.

Pre-position supplies close to the anticipated battleground.

Destroy the enemys will to resist.

Destroy the enemy populations morals and morale.

Sew confusion among the enemy population

Cut lines of communication

Create diversions

Control all information and media outlets

Attack on many fronts

Destroy the enemys capability to wage war

Reduce or destroy enemys military bases

Strike only when ready and when enemy is at his weakest.

In the intelligence world, what we do is take pieces of information,
like pieces of a puzzle, and "put them on the wall and see what
picture develops." Lord Wellington of Waterloo once said "Ive spent
my entire military career wondering what the chap on the other side
of the hill was doing." In intelligence circles, information
gathering is chief among tasks, followed by "okay, what are they up
to?"

Let us examine some current "intelligence indicators" and see what
picture forms.

Over the last few decades, ever since Nixon went to China in 1972 to
open trade relations, we have seen the Communist Chinese grow from a
third-rate military force whose strength lay only in numbers to a
very modern and well-equipped force ready to do battle on a global
scale. Unlike Russia, the Chinese have done this very quietly, trying
not to draw attention to their efforts, and with one goal in mind:
destroy the United States and any allies. And we have helped them
toward that goal. In fact, we continue to help them every day when we
buy Chinese-made products. But beyond that, lets examine events that
have strengthened Chinas military endeavors while weakening ours:

Carter gave away the Panama Canal, and now China operates it-and has
total control of who uses it, what ships come and go, and who
disembarks from those ships in Panama (such as Chinese males of
military age that disappear into the hinterlands and later surface in
Mexico close to our southern border).

Bill Clinton gave China "most favored nation" trading status, opening
our market to cheap slave-labor-made goods, which also destroyed many
US companies and costing us jobs by underselling the market with
cheap products. At the same time we turned our back on long-time
ally, Nationalist China. All of this to "appease" the Red Chinese.

Under the Clinton administration, Loral and Hughes were allowed to
sell China missile technology and guidance systems
for "communications satellites." Within months we were told that
China now bragged about being able to deliver a nuclear warhead to
Los Angeles.

Also under the Clinton watch, Chinese spies were discovered at Los
Alamos and in other places, some of which stole nuclear secrets for
the Peoples Liberation Army. ("All warfare is based on deception.
There is no place where espionage is not used. Offer the enemy bait
to lure him" Sun Tzu)

While all of this was happening, our southern border was being
invaded by illegal aliens to the point that besides Mexicans, we have
many reports of Asians, Central Americans, and Middle-easterners
coming unhindered into the U.S.

Couple this with COSCO, the China Ocean Shipping Company, which is
the Merchant Marine arm of the Chinese Navy, taking over not only the
Panama Canal, but establishing a huge transshipment center in
Freeport, Bahamas, just off the Florida coast. This huge complex
contains some of the biggest cranes in the world, plus hundreds upon
hundreds of Sealift containers the size of semi-trucks being stored
there. When I see this I cant help but think of Diego Garcia, our
forward deployment base in the Pacific.

It is well known in the military that the easiest thing to move is
troops. The hardest to move is material. You can order troops to
march onto a ship or airplane, but it takes forklifts, cranes and
manpower to move supplies. By forward deploying your logistics you
are already half a battle ahead.

And Freeport is not the only suspect position for Chinese pre-
deployment stocks. Reports have surfaced about COSCO ships unloading
in Mexico and Canada, plus several ports inside the US itself. A few
years back we read of a shipment in a Sealift container that came
into Long Beach, California, loaded with automatic AK-47s, machine
guns, grenades and explosives. We were told it was intercepted, and
that it was probably being smuggled in to street gangs. We may never
know of how many other shipments went undetected, and are still being
smuggled in and pre-positioned. And not for street gangs!

Add to all this the fact that our own troops have been over-extended,
our military suffering a continuing "build down" by base closings,
reducing the numbers of aircraft in our squadrons and ships in our
fleets, and reduction of war stocks by expenditure without
restocking, plus using up our reserves and national guard forces in
extended overseas missions, and we have the recipe for disaster. In
other words, there aint no one home watching the chickens, and the
wolf is prowling the broken fence line.

There are those who say that China is being influenced by prosperity,
and that they are reaping the rewards of capitalism, and because of
this have no reason to use military might to forward Maos version of
Communism. These pie-in-the-sky wishers do not understand the
Chinese. What we are really doing is financing their military
buildups, technology, and monetary base. Those who have forgotten
history need to be reminded that we did the same thing in the 1930s
when we sold scrap metal to Japan, only to reap the whirlwind when
they used our metal in the ships and planes and bombs that attacked
Pearl Harbor. Hitlers Germany also prospered from "free trade" by
using our technology in the petroleum industry to manufacture fuels
and lubricants by synthetic means. Still, we continue to feed the
Chinese dragon and think nothing of where our money goes when we buy
those items "Made in China."

While we are looking at the pieces of the puzzle, we also need to add
the other pieces that match the tenets of war. Sun Tzu wrote
that "Appraise war in terms of the fundamental factors. The first of
these factors is moral influence", and also "When a leader is morally
weak and his discipline not strict, when there are no consistent
rules.Neighboring rulers will take advantage of this."

We can see the moral decay of this country over the last thirty years
all around us. The types of TV programs, the language on radio talk
shows, the "gay pride" marches in major cities, the loss of morals in
our schools, attacks on Christianity, legal abortion-on-demand, laws
that are totally contrary to what our founding fathers envisioned,
courts that punish the victims more than the offenders, activist
judges that legislate from the bench, removing mentions of God or the
Ten Commandments from prayer and public property and public events,
the bogus "war on drugs" that is actually putting more drugs on the
street, church leaders that are afraid to preach anything that might
offend someone, and on and on.

An unjust and un-moral society is one doomed to extinction. Our
founding fathers knew this. History verifies it. And the Chinese
study it.

While China is ready to move on Taiwan at any time-theyve positioned
huge amphibious forces near the Straights of Formosa-and North Korea
is ready to move south, the possibility also exists that an entirely
different scenario will develop.

In this scenario, the forces that now surround us "come to our
rescue."

Picture this: our military, as strapped as it is, is in Iraq,
Afghanistan, and maybe in the near future, Iran. We still have troops
in South Korea, Germany and other places. Our national guard and
reserves have been deployed overseas. Our law enforcement personnel
are stretched thin. And then a major terrorist event-or a series of
them-occurs. This event could be detonation of mini-nukes in major
cities, release of a biological weapon starting a pandemic, or some
other major media event-type attack.

Who do you call for help? Ghostbusters?

The plan is to call upon the UN to provide military, humanitarian and
law enforcement relief. The only army big enough to handle a country
of this size, with the means to move the personnel, is Red China
(backed by Russia and the former Warsaw Pact states that we have been
training for such an event at Fort Polk, Louisiana under Operation
Cooperative Nugget).

Seem far-fetched? Then know this: a few years ago I had a nephew who
attended the Command and Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
When his class graduated, a general from the Pentagon flew in to give
the graduation speech. When he was introduced, it was mentioned that
he was a member of the Council on Foreign Relations-whose mission in
life is to develop a one world government (the New World Order) and
who were the founders of the United Nations. This particular general
stated in his speech that (paraphrasing)"due to the build down or our
armed forces, should we be deployed or committed on two or more
fronts in the future and a major emergency occurs here, we will be
forced to call upon foreign assets to police our streets."

Foreign assets? Who could that be?

Sun Tzu also said that "To subdue the enemy without fighting is the
supreme excellence." With no guarded borders, and no one to guard
them, and an avowed enemy who tells its military daily that "our main
enemy is America," I would have to submit that this country is set up
for a major fall, and very soon.

The good news is this: The Second Amendment. The Chinese military is
very frustrated in the fact that their liberal socialist lackeys in
Washington have not been able to totally disarm the American people-
yet. They have, by means of Fabian Socialism (creeping) legislation,
reduced our firepower by outlawing "types" of firearms-specifically
those that have military applications-but have not been able to
register for confiscation all the guns in the country like they have
in Australia, the UK and Canada. China well knows after its failed
expeditions into Vietnam and India that fighting an armed population
or a guerrilla type war is not winnable unless you first have the
hearts and minds-and cooperation--of the population.

We also have another advantage, one not spoken off but still
resident: Our combat veterans. The United States has the largest pool
of combat veterans in our population of any country in the world.
From our Vietnam generation (who is now in their 40s and 50s and
beyond) to our Desert Storm, Somalia, and current Afghanistan and
Iraq vets who are no longer serving, we have a cadre base
of "trainers and leaders" second to none. When one factors this in,
we have to consider that China may wait a few years for more of us to
die off. But they wont wait forever. We are a weakened giant, one
that has be subverted from within and without, and one considered
ripe for the picking. They have to reduce our will to resist, plus
our means of resisting before they can hope to "patrol our streets."

While the Chinese currently are reacting to Sun Tzus axiom "Nothing
is more difficult than the art of maneuvering for advantageous
positions," I would offer another "old saying," this one derived from
India: "Beware he who rides the tiger, lest he end up inside."

Still, we are at a very dangerous juncture. We are weakened, we have
been subverted, and we are surrounded. And every time we buy
something made in China, we are helping the enemy.

As the Samurai would say, often as a curse, "we are living in
interesting times."
www.riflewarrior.com/we%20are%20surrounded.htm

Also see:
The Shape of Things to Come
www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/article.asp?ID=167


--
Jim
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Western Nationalist/
Union Against Multi-Culty

"Abolish Multi-Culty and String Up The Traitors!"