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The Chinese/NWO War on America
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The Chinese/NWO War on America
by Victor Thorn - June 8, 2004

“Strong countries make the rules while rising ones break them and exploit loopholes”
Colonel Qiao Liang
1999 interview
Zhongguo Qingian Bao

“When empires perish, it is not with a rumble, but a snicker”
Rudyard Kipling

Economist Daniel Denning recently asked a very profound question in the June, 2004 edition of his Strategic Investment newsletter: “Has there ever been a rising power in the pages of history that has picked up economic momentum … packed on military might … and then decided not to flex its muscles? The answer, as you well know, is that there hasn’t. Power is power. The nations that have it chomp at the bit to use it, which is exactly what China is doing now.”

More fitting words could not describe our current global situation, especially when we see China’s economic stature and military prowess growing at such an alarming rate. But despite the warning signs all around us, what do we really know about this sleeping giant? When people shop at Wal-Mart (a company that purchases $12 billion worth of products each year from China), do they wonder: who holds the real power over there? Who controls their military? What role does former President Jiang Zemin play, or Ding Lei, one of the wealthiest men in that country?

I seriously doubt that many Wal-Mart shoppers ponder these questions, but they should, for, as Daniel Denning points out in China’s Deliberate Attack on America (June, 2004), the international elite, along with their Mainland Communist counterparts, have been implementing a plan which will ultimately knock America from its perch as the world’s preeminent economic superpower. The following strategies are currently being put into place. First, China’s vastly devalued monetary unit, the yuan, is pegged to the dollar so that we will never be able to effectively close our trade gap with them. As The Washington Post stated on December 10, 2003, “Many economists believe that the Chinese currency is undervalued by as much as 40%, giving the country an unfair advantage in being able to under-price competitors in international markets.”

In addition, the Chinese have placed tariffs on many imported products, have entered into trade agreements with a host of multinational corporations, and give state-sanctioned tax cuts and loans to their own factories. In fact, at least the top dozen automakers in China are state-owned, and they plan on flooding our country with these low-priced cars by the year 2006. This obviously can’t be advantageous to Detroit’s automakers, or to a nation that has already outsourced its heart and soul.

Speaking of which, America’s trade deficit with China now stands at $120 billion/year, while U.S. investment in Chinese stocks stands at $33 billion/year. The deleterious effects to our nation’s economy are obvious. By slashing production costs via slave labor (see The New World Order Illusion); the Chinese utilize the exact same exact business philosophy as John D. Rockefeller and Wal-Mart: eliminate the competition; then monopolize the market. They then take the extra income derived from their massive trade surplus and re-invest it in building more factories. Thus, as their manufacturing dynamo continues to grow, the price of raw materials rises due to increased demand, along with the cost we have to pay for our energy needs (Middle East oil is a perfect example). The negative ramifications for everyday Americans is obvious, for our higher-paying blue and white-collar jobs are steadily being outsourced to lower-paying markets. The consequences of such a move away from manufacturing even jeopardizes the future of our defense industry, which becomes extremely vulnerable considering that we don’t make anything any more.

Another less discussed aspect of our trade deficit scenario concerns the financing of our federal debt. What’s happening is that the Chinese are taking the extra income derived from their trade surplus and are buying U.S. Treasury bonds (thus financing our deficit spending). Also, because they’re stockpiling U.S. dollars beyond those needed to purchase OPEC oil, they hold us hostage to an even greater extent. The reason why is obvious: if the Chinese decided to dump our dollar on the world market, switched to the euro, or demanded repayment on their loans, our economy would quite literally be crippled.

The Wall Street Journal reported on February 5, 2004 that foreign countries now hold $1.9 trillion in U.S. foreign reserves, while the Asia Times warned on January 23, 2004, “All Beijing has to do is mention the possibility of a sell order going down the wires. It would devastate the U.S. economy more than any nuclear strike.”

As these chilling words resonate through your mind, remember that there are forces detrimental to America’s future well-being which are joining together to bring about our demise – namely, China and the New World Order elite. This situation is best summarized by a quote from Unrestricted Warfare: China’s Master Plan to Destroy America: “In an age when an old order is about to be removed, those in the lead are frequently those who are the first to destroy the rules, or those who are the earliest to adapt to this situation.”

The old order to which the authors are referring is a single-pole, nation-state world where America is the sole superpower. In its place will be a multi-polar world order with regional “unions” and much less global influence from any one particular country. In other words, it’s the exact scenario which all of us have been dreading.

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