Playing With A Sleeping Tiger Known As China

Writen by Linda Mains

This is a statement by George S. Paton who said; (1) If we take the generally accepted definition of bravery as a quality which knows no fear, I have never seen a brave man. All men are frightened. The more intelligent they are, the more they are frightened. Is this how our Government is acting, when it comes to China's financial dominance over us?

What is China really about? (2) "Yang Yao, the esteemed director of the China Center for Economic Research at Peking University said," the Chinese government is dedicated to (2)"ensuring strong employment and social stability." And all of the talk about Stalin, during that period of time in the USSR, was to protect the USSR and China, against America's big bad "Western exploitation." So now the contemporary Beijing, has a contemporary version, of the USSR Communist version, to stop America's big bad "Western exploitation!" So the PRC is fighting (2)"tooth and nail, to maintain it's currency advantage, in international trading operations." This means that The Republic of China, wants to maintain the unfair advantage it has with it's yen being begged to low, regarding American trade. It's happening like this people, China's overseas financial growth, is coming about...because China has a (2)"stranglehold" on the U.S,  the U.S can't crack China's financial hold on us. Why? Because of the (2) "valuation of its national currency." They need U.S dollars, to be able to buy natural resources, to ensure a constant supply of those resources, but also to ensure China's booming economy. And it looks as if nothing is going to stop China from (2)"getting away with it's commercial charade." But the Chinese, have become a little worried, due to our last financial crises, and have come up with a (2) "new economic and social model-of course it's Chinese."

It looks like China is having problems with their (2)"self-created economic problems," that have happened because of it's (2)"Calculated wage controls. Controls which have suppressed labor income, and completely over-balanced the country's capita-intensive development programs, on the backs of China's workers." And even though the country is going threw this self created economic problem. China's heads of state, are still only giving lip service, about increasing family income. China needs market reforms, it really doesn't look like those are going to happen anytime soon. The leadership, is, also falling short of any accomplishments, that any type of credit, could ever be given. There is a huge social priced being paid, because, of China's modern development, which is based on a brutal (2) "totalitarian system, of separating workers, from their rural families. Now official estimates are saying, that nearly 60 million children, have been left behind in foster homes, due to the economically forced migration of their parents to work in the cities." Now these people have decided on their own to do this. Maybe due to the fact, that most of these parents are uneducated, and they have chosen to live separate lives, away from their families. Which they have consciously decided on sacrificing their own happiness, for the good of their Modern Chinese Society.

Now these system are backed by President Hu Jintao, who claims, that these 60 million children being left behind, will create a "(2)moderately well-off society." OK as I'm writing this, this post is telling me that (2)"the entire principle is an outgrowth of the Mao Tse-tung's willingness to break down the Chinese family, in order to replace it with a state-controlled system." I guess, he succeeded in the separation of the family, but not the destruction of it. So it looks as if today's China, is doing the same thing in it's economic life that, (2)"it's dictated by such exploitative justification, camouflaged, by political economic rhetoric." So it looks like the Chinese, are very good at (2)"economic pragmatism, and one falls into the trap of excusing excesses, as simple logical defensiveness, regarding the Nations growth."

What are China's long term goals? The Chinese think in "decades" while we think in election cycles. So China's next plan covers 2011-2015, in regards to Economic Warfare. So what do the Chinese hope to achieve in the long term? "(3)A long term path, to a dominant position economically and militarily, is finally within their decade-long horizon." U.S security experts, aren't looking at China's 12th five year Plan, or as it called the (12FYP 2011-1015) plan, they're looking at leads and telltale tidbits, about the Peoples Liberation Army (PLA military Five-Year MFYP) plan. So whats the goal of the 12th FYP plan, (3) "it's to smooth the way, for the Chinese economy to overtake the U.S, in ten years or less. So what is the (militarist MFYP's) objectives? Closing the gap between the PLA's capacity, and that of the U.S armed forces. Now the Chinese have a strategic military doctrine of Unrestricted Warfare, or...the call for the use of economic weapons, against U.S interests, if necessary, to achieve Chinese goals.

All of which was published in 1999, by the PLA Press, which reflects the approved thinking of the Peoples Liberation Army. And of course the rulling Communist Party in China, agreed, with the doctrine of Economic Warfare, and just recently advocated it's use against the U.S., in it's official publication, Qiushi Journa. Even while actively pursuing Economic Warfare against the U.S. in their official publications, the Chinese very actively hide such efforts, masking them to look like market forces." Looks like America, might become the next Marco Polo, for the Chinese. Remember Marco Polo? He was a friend to the Chinese, and up until his execution, even when he got into the boiling oil, he had no idea, that the Chinese where going to kill him. I guess, that's just how the Chinese roll?

The Chinese are also using are debt against us, because they know, that our economic troubles, will lead to us downsizing our military, while they are building the PLA. It's funny, but, we did the same thing to the Soviet Economy, we collapsed it. Oh a lot of people believe, that the Chinese would never, act against, their economic interests, and they also believe, that because the Chinese have 20% less of a military budget, that them retaliating against us is impossible. Both theory's are flawed! Ones flawed, because it was known, that the Chinese had serious holdings in the Lehman Brothers, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Even though these financial institutes collapsed in late 2008, the Chinese still became stronger in the Worlds global economy. So despite their financial losses, they came out as the top economic dog, in the world. I guess, this means, in an economic war; that's just suffering casualties. While still winning the economic war, against us! There are two major flaws, in the understanding, in military spending. First...the U.S. only ever thinks about hardware and personnel, but, the Chinese are all about technique.

In the U.S., is economic espionage, included in our military budget? Is economic espionage part of China's Unrestricted Warfare strategy? Chinese military spending, only reflects one-third of their actual military expenditures. Why are they doing this? To confuse the West, and to hide from Western intellectuals, what is really going on! We may never know, how much China is actually spending on their military, because of how China is run, or exactly how great China's military budget actually is. Why? Do you really expect them to tell us the truth?

1. (3) The Chinese take a long-term view.
2. Their goal is to achieve economic and military superiority within a decade.
3. They recognize the value of Economic Weapons, including collapsing the dollar if needed to achieve their goals. 

All of this is known from official records and support what is said here, and the Chinese are acquiring Gold at a very rapid pace. Did anybody ever stop to ask; "why?" Or is America so immersed, in meaningless bullshit, that we can't get our heads our of our asses, long enough, to see what the Chinese are trying to pull?

(3)"China bought 175.2 tons of gold in the fourth-quarter of 2010, bringing its grand total for the year to 579.5 tons, or 18.5 million ounces, according to the World Gold Council. That's a lot of gold. The U.S., in comparison, consumed 233.3 tons in 2010. It's unknown how much of that gold was consumed by citizens or its central bank, but the question still remains — What will China do with all that gold? There is a controversial theory percolating in the gold community that China wants the yuan to become the world's reserve currency and is buying gold and silver in order to do it."

Yes it's a mystery, with many peaces to this complex puzzle, of lies and deceit coming from China. It looks like, no one in America, is bright enough or brave enough, to attempt to figure out; "what the real deal is!" Hey, no one thought, thta Japan would attack us...guess what? They did! Second sight should always be 50-50, when dealing with any Communist Nation. It's funny to me, because, right now America is complaining about Pakistan, and we won't mention one word, about what's going on in China. Why is that? Is our government frightened, of a potential fight with a legitimate foe?

What is the trade deficit doing to the U.S and China's relationship? Just two hours ago, on May 9th, 2011, Top Beijing Officials, have descended on Washington for a two day talk. This talk will be about economic and human rights issues. (4)It's an uneasy alliance at best and both parties, are trying to navigate threw a host of hot topics, in bilateral relations. Whats really bugging us in the U.S. is China's controversial monetary policies, under Chinese President Hu Jintao, and this is the latest version of an annual event, called "U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialog." But all the U.S. ever does with China is talk! I believe, that the Chinese know this, and are taking advantage of us because of that fact. When the talks first started (4) U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the head of the U.S. delegation, said Washington and Beijing "both have much more to gain from cooperation than from conflict."

Do we? We have a (5)"9.2% unemployment rate", which has everything to do with China's unfair economic trade practices with us. And it looks like finally the U.S, will be pressing China (4) and Beijing, on what U.S. manufacturers say are unfair trade practices, including currency manipulation, that have cost U.S. thousands of jobs! So over the past year, China has let its currency appreciate very modestly. And manufacturers are still complaining, that it is stil seriously undervalued, by as much as 40%. These manufacturers want Congress to impose economic penalties on Beijing, if it doesn't move faster to make changes." We want China to keep its promises, made this last January, when President Hu Jintao went to Washington, which (4)included pledges to combat pirated software, and to change policies, that limit the ability of U.S companies, to compete for Chinese government projects. But Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan, whos China's top economic policy maker, and the leader of the Chinese delegation at the talks, said; further opening up, of the economy, would not happen overnight, and urged Washington to refrain from politicizing trade".

Isn't that funny, coming from China? When they are hiding, their real political agenda from the U.S., which includes, taking us over financially. The U.S trade deficit with China in 2010, was at a record $273 billion! I think that China, might finally be winning their economic war with us. So whats next? We still have a looming financial crises on our hands, and the debt ceiling is currently at $14.3 trillion, and that ceiling will be reached in a couple of weeks. We may have to default on loans, if, the Treasury isn't allowed to borrow more money. I guess it's time, for the Chinese to say; "check mate America you lose!" Here we go, China has already begun asking; "will we be able to keep paying interest on Beijing's $1.2 trillion worth of U.S Treasury holdings?"

So in conclusion to this eye bending subject, what have we learned today? Doing business with China, wasn't the brightest of moves, coming from our Government. Doing business with a sleeping tiger, while never knowing when that tiger, will pounce on the U.S! Will that Tiger pounce, when we hit our debt ceiling? When the U.S. can't pay them the interest on that $1.2 trillion that we currently owe the Chinese. Is China a real threat? Yes! But, even beyond this, why are we even doing business with a country, that has thousands of human rights violations, and is still a Communist country? Do we really need their money that badly? That's the end of this deep thought moment.

(1)Read more: http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/g/george_s_patton.html#ixzz1LtTDe0Cm
(2)Read more http://spectator.org/archives/2011/02/11/talking-about-the-real-china
(3)Read more http://globaleconomicwarfare.com/2011/02/21/the-chinese-take-a-long-term-view.aspx
(4)Read more http://www.rferl.org/content/us_cautions_china_on_rights/24096115.html
(5)Read More www.google.com/publicdata