In what was all nothing more than a silly attempt to convince Americans that their worries about his country’s rapid military growth and expansion are completely unwarranted, we had a top Chinese general coming to Washington on Wednesday saying that the communist nation’s defense clout lags decades behind that of the U.S., and that China very much wants there to be warmer relations between the two countries. Yeah, and if you believe that crap you're as stupid as these guys thinks you are. Look, these Communists are, and have been for quite some time now, committed to one thing, and thanks to Barry and the scumbag Democrats there are now whole lot closer to the achieving of their goal than they were before Barry assumed the duties of Commander-in-Chief. One of the most dangerous aspects of what has taken place is the fact that the Communists have assumed a huge portion of our debt, and having done so have managed to acquire for themselves a certain amount of very significant leverage.
Gen. Chen Bingde, the top commie general to whom I make reference, whose position in Beijing is roughly the equivalent our chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, used a 45-minute speech/sales job/con job at the National Defense University to play down any fears regarding Chinese intentions. “Although China’s defense and military development has come a long way in recent years, a gaping gap between you and us remains,” Chen said through a Chinese interpreter. He added, “China never intends to challenge the U.S.” Now look, if there is anything that we know about these soulless individuals, with any degree of certainty whatsoever, it's that they continually lie, and rather convincingly, about what their true intensions are. To risk taking what he has said with anything other than a grain of salt, would be very reckless on our part. Having said that, however, it would seem that Barry is only too willing to lend a helping hand to the nation who wishes to replace us by expediting our demise.
Our buddy Chen made a similar point later on while at a Pentagon news conference with his American counterpart, Navy Adm. Mike Mullen. As far as I'm concerned this guy Mullen is a dope, every time I see this clown I find myself wondering just how it was that he got that job. He strikes me as being just a bit too much of a politician, or put another way, nothing but a brown-noser. Anyway, Chen said, “I can tell you that China does not have the capability to challenge the United States" Adding that China’s wealth and military strength pales in comparison with that of the United States. He said China’s navy is 20 years behind the U.S. Navy. This is the same level of propaganda that you hear from Barry. What amount of technology have we "willingly" provided to this communist country going all the way back to "BJ" Clinton? And what valuable technology has been recently been provided to the communists by one of the most recent additions to the Barry administration, GE Chairman and CEO, Jeffrey Immelt? Because of such "opportunities," the Communist Chinese have attained the ability to make up for those 20 years in very short order.
Chen‘s remarks were in line with China’s strategy of countering U.S. fear of China as a military threat by emphasizing the limited scope of its military reach and advancing efforts to cooperate in areas like counterterrorism and anti-piracy. Chen said that he has invited Mullen to make his first visit to China as Joint Chiefs chairman. Chen and Mullen announced several agreements, including a plan for the U.S. and Chinese militaries to jointly conduct a humanitarian assistance and disaster relief exercise in 2012. They also agreed to use a special telephone link to maintain communication between their offices. This whole sideshow all nothing more than some sinister little charade put together by a nation that we quite simply cannot afford to trust. To do so is at our peril. It has it's eye on replacing America as the world's dominate player, and it has laid out for itself an agenda for accomplishing just that. And what's really kind of amazing is the fact that it is making significant progress with help from us.
This general told a group of reporters from our lap dog media, who, I might add, enthusiastically took onboard all that this Commie was telling them. He peddled such drivel as how it is that China’s recent boost of investment in military power is “compensatory in nature,” making up for decades during which modernizing the Chinese economy was given the first priority. Washington often complains that China is too secretive about the purpose and exact scale of its military buildup. To illustrate his point that any fear of Red China is severely overblown and is not a threat, even to Taiwan, Chen noted that some Americans have called on China to remove or withdraw ballistic missiles positioned on its southeast coast, across from Taiwan. “I can tell you here responsibly that we only have garrison deployment across (from) Taiwan, and we do not have operational deployment, much less missiles stationed there,” Chen said. Sure thing there General. Whatever you say! Does this guy really think that anyone, other than of course those warped individuals who reside inside the beltway, is going to believe anything that he says?
Chen, chief of the general staff of the People’s Liberation Army, is leading a delegation of eight Chinese generals on a weeklong visit to the United States. The "People's Liberation Army," now is that an oxymoron or what. It might be more appropriate to call it the "People's Extermination Army," because this army has absolutely nothing to with liberating anybody and everything to do with exterminating anyone who may voice even the slightest amount of dissent against the state. Any voice of opposition is squelched by guys like this general. They are the guardians of the never-ending oppression where the state has assumed total control over the populace. These people must be seen for what they are, a threat to this country on any number of levels. They are determined in there continuing effort to undermine us whenever and wherever the opportunity may present itself. All this faux good will, and the presenting of a willingness to work together is nothing more than PR campaign on the part of the Communist Chinese. We must not allow ourselves to fall into the trap that is so obviously being laid.
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