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LittleVol said:
China hurts their own people...
They will have no problem with collateral damage.

I think they'll do better than us.
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The Russians didnt care either...only thing is the CCP has tons more money and economic power. As I just posted, this is now going to become a CCP-Pak alliance, and that is where things get very interesting in regards to India...
 
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Unbelievable US corporate BS. I am at a loss of words. Traitors to freedom and our nation
 
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My neighbor worked for a boutique data company called IPR up until moving here and now working for a major auto company. His previous company worked with HP, IBM, Pitney, and a few others.

They signed a contract with Alibaba to help them with long term projecting in Europe and he second the second they began exchanging information Alibaba began trying to breach their system and steal data on other companies. They warned them to stop and Alibaba apologized and said it was a mistake and then immediately did it again. They had to block all access and voided the contract.

China has an end game and total domination is what they want. They do not want peace.
 
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My neighbor worked for a boutique data company called IPR up until moving here and now working for a major auto company. His previous company worked with HP, IBM, Pitney, and a few others.

They signed a contract with Alibaba to help them with long term projecting in Europe and he second the second they began exchanging information Alibaba began trying to breach their system and steal data on other companies. They warned them to stop and Alibaba apologized and said it was a mistake and then immediately did it again. They had to block all access and voided the contract.

China has an end game and total domination is what they want. They do not want peace.
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Dude..I have an anecdote of a Chinese company export agent in Huntsville, AL in 1996 for a sale that was nothing but reverse engineering. Had lunch with him..yes at a Chinese restaurant
 
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If it is then China may feel better about duking it out with this administration than Trump. It's night and day like Chamberlin vs Churchill.
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Meh...
I wouldn't assume that. Obama caught Bin Laden and he was supposed to be passive.
Trump ACTUALLY made progress with North Korea and in The Middle East in regards to peace. And he was supposedly more volatile and reckless.

You never really know when it comes to war. US will always do what they have to do regardless of administration...
 
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My neighbor worked for a boutique data company called IPR up until moving here and now working for a major auto company. His previous company worked with HP, IBM, Pitney, and a few others.

They signed a contract with Alibaba to help them with long term projecting in Europe and he second the second they began exchanging information Alibaba began trying to breach their system and steal data on other companies. They warned them to stop and Alibaba apologized and said it was a mistake and then immediately did it again. They had to block all access and voided the contract.

China has an end game and total domination is what they want. They do not want peace.
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You don't hear it any more but the buzz word the communists countries used to describe our activities throughout the world in the 50s 60s and 70s was American Imperialism. They perceived (correctly) that the US was out to dominate the world.
 
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PhD Student Says He was โ€˜Purgedโ€™ by University for Criticising Communist China

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A Swiss PhD student at the University of St Gallen has alleged that he was removed from the doctoral programme and had three years of research quashed after he posted critical sentiments on social media about the Chinese Communist Party regime.

Oliver Gerber (a pseudonym used to protect the identity of his girlfriend in Wuhan, China) said that after posting on Twitter for just ten days about Communist China, he was cancelled by his own university after his supervising professor received a โ€œcomplaint from China about your Twitterโ€.

The professor informed the PhD student in March of last year that she had received โ€œangry emails from Chinaโ€ which alleged that he was posting โ€œneo-Nazi-like contentโ€ on social media, the Swiss daily newspaper Neue Zรผrcher Zeitung reported.

PhD Student Says He was Cancelled for Criticising Communist China
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
PhD Student Says He was โ€˜Purgedโ€™ by University for Criticising Communist China

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A Swiss PhD student at the University of St Gallen has alleged that he was removed from the doctoral programme and had three years of research quashed after he posted critical sentiments on social media about the Chinese Communist Party regime.

Oliver Gerber (a pseudonym used to protect the identity of his girlfriend in Wuhan, China) said that after posting on Twitter for just ten days about Communist China, he was cancelled by his own university after his supervising professor received a โ€œcomplaint from China about your Twitterโ€.

The professor informed the PhD student in March of last year that she had received โ€œangry emails from Chinaโ€ which alleged that he was posting โ€œneo-Nazi-like contentโ€ on social media, the Swiss daily newspaper Neue Zรผrcher Zeitung reported.

PhD Student Says He was Cancelled for Criticising Communist China
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that happens in the US now with 'social media' posts, so were on our way
 
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Why isn't the government Telling Us about Chinese Nuclear Weapons?

The U.S. government used to keep the public apprised of threats to national security.

Recall, for example, when President John F. Kennedy went on national TV to inform the public about Soviet missiles in Cuba. Such news was never welcome, but the public appreciated knowing the hard truths.

Today, it is increasingly common for the public to get this kind of news from private organizations, with Washington later acknowledging it only grudgingly, if at all. This trend raises concerns about whether we can continue to count on the government to provide candid security assessments.

The Washington Post recently highlighted how it was researchers at the Federation of American Scientists and the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, not the federal government, who, using commercial imagery, reported finding two sites where over 100 new missile silos each were under construction in China. At roughly the same time, analysts at AllSource Analysis, a private firm, again using commercial images, reported the new construction of a tunnel at a known Chinese test site. This has fueled speculation Beijing may be planning to resume some form of nuclear testing.

U.S. Strategic Command, responsible for the U.S. nuclear deterrent, seemed actually relieved the cat was out of the bag, stating on its Twitter account that "this is the second time in two months the public has discovered what we have been saying all along about the growing threat the world faces and the veil of secrecy that surrounds it."

Why isn't the government telling us about Chinese nuclear weapons?
 
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Texas bans Secretive Chinese Billionaire who spent $110 Million quietly buying-up land from setting up 15,000 acre wind farm amid fears turbines could be fitted with spying equipment or used by Chinese government to cripple energy grid

  • Sun Guangxin, a Chinese real estate tycoon, has since 2016 spent an estimated $110 million buying up land in Val Verde County in Texas
  • His actions have raised eyebrows, given his close ties to Communist party officials in Urumqi - home to the persecuted Uighur minority
A Chinese billionaire who has spent the last five years buying up 140,000 acres of rural Texas has been thwarted in his plan to build a massive wind farm, amid fears that it could be used by Beijing to hack into the Texas grid.

Sun Guangxin, 59, spent an estimated $110 million on the land in Val Verde, close to the border with Mexico. He wanted to build a 15,000 acre wind farm that included 46 turbines.

But his efforts were scotched after the land grab panicked Texas state politicians, who've now signed a bill into law banning foreigners like Sun from gaining access to 'critical infrastructure.'

Some Texas politicians even raised fears that the land, near Laughlin air force base, could house spy systems interfering with the military installations.

Secretive Chinese billionaire buys 140,000 acres in Texas for wind farm - but is blocked by governor | Daily Mail Online
 
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