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The Soon Coming Judgment Of God Upon America and How To Escape It 522
While China has been feverishly working to improve its nuclear arsenal, they have also
been improving on their ability to accurately target strategic sites within the USA. They are
accomplishing this by “imaging cities and military installations inside the United States with
satellites. The images will provide target-mapping data for the Chinese army’s long-range
nuclear missile force.”
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It will also provide the same for their JL-2 SLBMs when their new
class of submarines are launched.
Chinese hostility and intentions against the US were well demonstrated “when President
Clinton sent the U.S. Pacific fleet into the Taiwan Straits as China tried to stop the presidential
elections in Taiwan. It was then that that hardline Chinese leaders warned the USA to stop—or
face atomic attack on Los Angeles, California!”
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Conventional
With the largest military in the world, China's troop numbers alone provide a tremendous
deterrence to any would be invaders including the US. The projection of military force beyond
ones borders requires much more than what internal security would require. The projection of
military force beyond their own border is exactly what China is gearing up for. This requires
modern weapons systems and the ability to transport these weapons systems and troops to the
theater of operation. China is acquiring these weapons and transport systems.
A report by the USAF Institute For National Security Studies states that “China is
modernizing its [conventional] military by acquiring new weapons systems, restructuring forces,
and improving training. Much of China's new military equipment has been purchased from
Russia at bargain prices because of Russia's lack of currency.”
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The 2006 report released by the DoD states: “evidence suggests the PLA is engaged in a
sustained effort to interdict, at long ranges, aircraft carrier and expeditionary strike groups that
might deploy to the western Pacific. Following the experience of U.S. intervention with carrier
battle groups during the 1995 and 1996 Taiwan Strait crises, evidence suggests the Chinese
military has invested in research, development, and technology acquisition oriented on anti-
carrier operations.”
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The report continues:
According to currently available data, China signed arms agreements with
suppliers worth almost $13 billion from 2000-2005, with deliveries during this
period estimated at $11 billion. Russia alone provided approximately 95 percent
of arms sold to China in the last decade and remains China’s chief supplier of
weapons and material.
Beijing’s purchase of advanced Russian weapon systems available for
export has included Su-27 and Su-30 fighter aircraft; AA-12 air-to-air missiles
(AAMs); SA-10, SA-15, and SA-20 surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems; 3M-
54E (SS-N-27B) ASCMs; KILO-class submarines; SOVREMENNYY II-class
destroyers; IL-76 transport aircraft, IL-78 tanker aircraft; and associated weapon
systems.
China also relies on critical Russian components for several of its weapon
production programs and, in some cases, has purchased the production rights to
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