NEWS: China prepares to invade "inferior white race's" countries, page 6
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reply posted on 26-11-2005 @ 09:43 AM by frayed1
I would think we are more useful to them as a market.....if they kill us off, who will buy all of the junk they make??

I also wonder about the validity of the source, and the speech itself......is it authentic and even if it is, does this guy have any authority to make policy??


originally posted by soficrow
It is most interesting to me that this information is now being covered in the West from a fear-mongering angle - which ignores the fact that Hoatian's speech is motivating millions of Chinese to renounce the CCP.


I also think this could well be some fear mongering......but as St.Udio mentions, it would be all too easy for them to slip a little something into the millions of imports that come from China every day. How eash would it be to ship out a little bird flu? And how hard would it be for us to detect?

Another bothersome thought---Doesn't PNAC advocate pre-emptive strikes for those that present substantial threats to the US?? Will they believe this guy is legit, or try to convince us that he is a real threat?? If he is no longer in a position to influence the Chinese gov., why trot out this speech at this point in time??

Another thing....even with their huge population numbers, are the Chinese really so over-crowded? To the point that they would need to aquire more land?? ....Just this moring I heard it mentioned on CNN, that if all of the world's population were put in the state of Texas, they would be less densly packed than the people are in Manhattan right now!?? ( This point was made by a conservative contesting global warming claims, and no one said he was wrong.)

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reply posted on 26-11-2005 @ 10:27 AM by frayed1
Originally posted by Rasputin13

And the Americans are the fattest and lazyiest of the lot (no offence, but Americans do have the worlds highest levels of obesity and other "rich" dieseases)


Yes, we may have the most obese population in the world. That is just a testiment to our over-indulgence, not our work ethic. The American people are some of the hardest working and proud people in the world.

When push comes to shove and we don't have to worry about conducting a politically correct war (as in Iraq) then we will crush any enemy.
This sleeping giant would be awoken like never before, trust me.


I find myself in agreement with Ras on this......The world is so eager to call us cruel, and evil (we torture prisoners and kill innocent civilians, etc) .....then they turn right around and claim we're all soft, lazy....too chicken to put up a fight. Can't they make up their minds??

Perhaps we should 'embrace' or at least admit our 'dark side' to some extent. After all, we are, as a population, desendents of people who could not get along with the rest of the people in their countries of origin.

Many of our forefathers were pulled out of prisons, or forced out of their homelands by hardships and then were tough enough to live through horrible conditions on sea crossings that killed cattle and people of weaker constitutions. When we got here, we pushed our way into an unforgiving wilderness, and almost obliterated (unjustly I admit) a tough, brave native population!

We are mean, we kill more of each other than our enemies do!! We try to play nice, at least in front of company...(ie the rest of the world), but get our backs againt the wall.....and look out.

PS...that extra weight may come in handy, don't expect to starve us to death toooo quickly!


reply posted on 26-11-2005 @ 11:20 AM by smallpeeps
I just went back and re-read the first page and realized I'd missed WyrdeOne's post. He says it best, as usual:

WyrdeOne Said: On the other hand, terrifying Americans is still quite profitable for the defense industry that props this country up and keeps the reanimated corpse shambling dutifully, if not efficiently, along the path to Hell. Given the fact that the Chinese own a substantial portion of this country, and have a vested interest in maintaining its profitability via a continuation of the military-industrial complex, it makes perfect sense for China to mime the boogeyman.

Even if they could take a foothold and retain it for more than five minutes, they would be in much the same position as we now find ourselves in Iraq. Stretched thin, fighting a war against an invisible, highly-motivated, well-funded militia, and doing so without the support of the citizens at home. The Chinese would have no choice but to employ scorched earth tactics or abandon the whole campaign. Neither would serve their needs.

This is what I was trying to say, but WO phrased it more eloquently. The biggest problem with America, from an invader's perspective, is the armed populace, which will wreck supply lines and make your stay there unbearable.

Chinawhite: just because Falun Gong seems to be behind the Epoch Times' site, I don't see why that makes it less credible. FG doesn't seem like a cult in the way the Moonies or J-Dubs or Koreshians are cults. They seem to be a target of government crackdowns in China. Why does that make people doubt their story? Why is Falun Gong evil that the CCP persecutes them so?

The question here is if China actually has bio weapons that could reach and effect the US. Frankly, I think some kind of suicide bio-scenario where say they have seven or eight people release an engineered virus in seven or eight major airports a-la Twelve Monkeys or something like that --but then the danger with viral weapons is the chance that the infection will reach your country or allies. There's been fictional accounts about race-hating bioweapons that could kill only one (or preserve) only one race. Futureland by Walter Mosley is a recent novel with this theme. I don't see why a virus like this might not be created someday. But what are the actual genetic differences between the Chinese and Caucasians? Could they make a weaponized agent that selectively killed races?

Also, the guy's speech mentions that the Nazis had made a blunder by taking on the whole world, but he then intimates that China is being smarter by conquering one nation at a time. I am guessing he means the US goes down first via economic means. I know the free-trade people will say our current policy of having all our goods manufactured by rural Chinese slaves is the best plan, but I tend to disagree. Weakening an enemy financially is the first step on the economic battlefield of the late 20th and early 21st century.

I think doves in the USA decided to "melt" China with Americanism and American trade dollars. They thought that capitalism would infect the communist party like it did with the Soviets, but instead, the party bosses at the top of China appear to be building their own yeltsin-style criminal organization while retaining the legitimacy of the CCP over the citizens.

Where is the Chinese version of Lech Walesa? Where is the non-violent labor movement as the Chinese Party loses power? What I'm saying is that the Russians knew what was happening when Glastnost came through and they decided to go quietly. I think the Chinese Party bosses are much more determined to stay and fight than to leave their offices and admit defeat. I can't see China becoming a region of independent territories when the party collapses, as the Soviet states did. I think the CCP may decide to go all-out, realizing that the very survival of global communism would be assured by nuclear war. That's my point: Nuke war may doom China, but it preserves the Chinese Communist Party for perpetuity.

...but then, WO commented on the final point also:

WyrdeOne Said: In any case, there's no reason to be afraid..of anything. Death is the most pleasurable experience of your life, it makes heroin look like bitter skittles. Dying is really not bad at all, and irrational fear of it only hampers one's ability to stay alive. It's totally self-defeating. Not to mention the fact that most people live what can only loosely be called a life, and would hardly notice the loss of said life, if not for the absence of television and masturbation in the afterlife.

Brilliant stuff. I agree on all counts.




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reply posted on 26-11-2005 @ 01:01 PM by jsobecky
I've gone back and read much of the speech. I don't deny that, if the man really said these things, that we should at least be concerned.

But when do you ever hear of a military leader at that level (Rumsfelds) intermix what can only be interpreted as his own fears and indecisions into this type of speech? He does not sound overly confident. Words like these tell me he's not sure of his convictions:
From a humanitarian perspective, we should issue a warning to the American people and persuade them to leave America and leave the land they have lived in to the Chinese people. Or at least they should leave half of the United States to be China’s colony, because America was first discovered by the Chinese.

Emphasis mine

Ok, America, give us your land and get out. No? Well, then, how about half? After all, we discovered America in the first place!

Huh? Attila the Hun, he ain't!

There are many of these lapses of confidence in this speech. He is even unsure if his own population will follow him. And what kind of weirdness is this?
After the June 4 riot was suppressed, we have been thinking about how to prevent China from peaceful evolution and how to maintain the Communist Party’s leadership. We thought it over and over but did not come up with any good ideas. If we do not have good ideas, China will inevitably change peacefully, and we will all become criminals in history. After some deep pondering, we finally come to this conclusion: Only by turning our developed national strength into the force of a fist striking outward—only by leading people to go out —can we win forever the Chinese people’s support and love for the Communist Party.


He's concerned about looking like a criminal? He's afraid of peaceful evolution? He wants people to love him and his Party?

Instead of worrying about troop deployment and fighting in trenches, I think we should look hard and long at this guy's fragile ego. And then come up with a dozen ways to screw with his mind. He'll self-destruct.



reply posted on 26-11-2005 @ 02:37 PM by smallpeeps
Another interesting element of this speech is that China faces a population crisis. I think Julian Simon made a good case against paranoia about population.

en.wikipedia.org...

...you can read a great essay by him on the subject of population here:

www.cato.org...

In the link above, he says this:


We have in our hands now--actually, in our libraries--the technology to feed, clothe, and supply energy to an ever-growing population for the next 7 billion years. Most amazing is that most of this specific body of knowledge was developed within just the past two centuries or so, though it rests, of course, on basic knowledge that had accumulated for millennia.

Indeed, the last necessary additions to this body of technology--nuclear fission and space travel--occurred decades ago. Even if no new knowledge were ever gained after those advances, we would be able to go on increasing our population forever, while improving our standard of living and our control over our environment. The discovery of genetic manipulation certainly enhances our powers greatly, but even without it we could have continued our progress forever. Conclusion

Progress toward a more abundant material life does not come like manna from heaven, however. My message certainly is not one of complacency. The ultimate resource is people--especially skilled, spirited, and hopeful young people endowed with liberty--who will exert their wills and imaginations for their own benefit and inevitably benefit the rest of us as well.

Sad that he's gone, frankly. In a way, the sparring between Simon and Paul Elrich (Malthus-ian) describes the two halves most humans are divided into. There's the half who sees human resourcefulness as the primary, independant resource which trumps all other issues of scarcity. This positive half sees technology as a means to improve all human lives. This half knows a smart human can spend ten years inventing a way to make a pound of copper or tin go much farther. When human innovation comes into play, issues about the amount of copper or tin in the Earth become blurry, non-salient estimates and not worth worrying about.

Then there's the other half which denies the human-ingeniuity factor as trivial, and which sees all planetary materials as being limited and zero-sum when grabbing them is the goal. This half sees technology as a means to ensure their own survival in the face of declining planetary resources.

If you read through the Epoch Times website (still no replies as to why Falun Gong is persecuted by the CCP?) you'll find links to reports by intellectuals fleeing China who are saying that we should be very scared of the CCP bosses and their state of mind. Of course, this could be clever Chinese fear-mongering as Nixon and Kissinger did with their Madman Theory. Maybe this is the same type of posturing? I doubt it though.

I think this thread is extremely interesting.


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reply posted on 26-11-2005 @ 03:05 PM by Earthscum
Personally, I think that if China (or anyone else, for that matter) invaded, the A.D.D. gamers who can't sign on to play their MMORPG's would make up an easy 100,000 person resistance... what else would we have to do with our time?

All joking aside, all they would be doing is pissing gas on an already burning ember... Yes, as far as the rest of the world is concerned, we americans ARE a lazy bunch and seem too preoccupied with our lush lifestyles... but if you beat a docile dog, it's primitive side will show and he will bite you. If you threaten to take away a person's livelyhood, and demonstrate that you WILL, they WILL defend that.

Remember that we do have the Boyscouts, which trains ALOT of children survival. The Boyscouts also teach people how to use guns, bows, and even more primitive forms of hunting, which are readily adapted to wartime survival. Yeah, that "Suit" may look and act like he couldn't do anything to help himself without a laptop and his blackberry, but he probably has been through Boyscouts and could, if needed, protect his family and friends very easily.

Another thing we Americans have is our (as much as some or most don't like it) Militia's, Mobs, and "Gangsta's". Think they don't have any idea how to use a gun? Mmmhmm... Oh yeah, farmers, ranchers, and the like... I live in Wyoming, and even though we have a total state population less than the City population of Denver, over half of our population owns and know how to use our firearms. About 1/3 of our population hunt regularly. And about 3/4 of our poulation would readily stand on our front porches and gladly shoot ANY "Red" to come along and threaten an american. "That's MY home! That's MY plush lifestyle you're threatening!"

I know I can't speak on behalf of the rest of the country, but I can speak on behalf of my neck of the woods and plains... don't believe everything you see, even if what you see is on the street, because alot of America's civilians who would defend against an attack aren't really publicly akgnowleged. Alot of them are the "Freakies and Lowlifes", America's supposed embarrassments. We're the Stoners, the Non'Christians, the Militants... the troublemakers.

And lastly, speaking of troublemakers, I say it would be safe to assume that our prison population would gladly take arms and the chance to kill legally and be free again to defend our country rather than die by genocide in their concrete palaces.

Personally, I really do believe that America is underestimated, and I'll state again... if you beat a docile dog, he WILL show his primitive side and bite you in retaliation!
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