CHINA - THE ENEMY

China is not our friend. China is not our friendly adversary. China is not our hostile adversary. China is our enemy.  China purposefully unleashed this COVID-19 virus to create bedlam and weaken us. China has purposefully infiltrated our universities and colleges with covert agents spying and stealing intellectual properties for use to undermine us. They infiltrate our high tech industries to steal technology for use to undermine us. Their publicly avowed intent is to bring use down economically and morally so they can supersede us as the premier world power.  All the while they are aided and abetted by the likes of George Soros, Democrats, Antifa, BLM,  and other leftwing useful idiot groups that serve as pawns for China to bring us to our knees so they can institute a revolutionary socialistic country.   If they think China will applaud  them for this  they are grossly ignorant.  If it ever does come about China will consume them like a hound dog on  a pork chop.

I’ve seen  this movie before.  Only the bad guy character has changed.  In the 1930’s Japan was arising as an industrial power with visions of expansion in Asia.  They made several highly successful military excursions into Korea and China.  They were so successful they expanded their imperialism into the South China Sea.  We, the United States, attempted to counter this intrusion with economic sanctions. Japan came to view us as a serious impediment and began to gear up militarily.  They planted various sympathizers in critical areas.  Thus, reports from Hawaii that a large part of the U.S. Navy Fleet was at anchor in Pearl Harbor, a small confined area for such a large number of ships, they seized on  the opportunity to cripple our fleet thus achieve military dominance to bring us to accept their terms.  What they missed in their calculations was the unified spirit and cooperation of the American people.  The rest is history.

Today China is the Japan of yesteryear. They are aggressively expanding into  the South China Sea and Southeast Asia.  We are attempting to bring about a balance in the area through negotiations.  China is in no mood for serious negotiation.  They are feeling their oats.  Our industrial complex has become so embedded in the China economy they see it as a choke hold. Thus, they act accordingly. 

I foresee this situation will not improve in our favor unless we have  strong and positive leadership from our national leaders.  At this time I am not overly assured we are capable or willing to arise to meet the occasion.  Time will tell.