Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Could a Chinese Sub Have Fired Mystery Missile?
Regarding the California mystery missile, some more food for unthinkable thoughts: here and here.First Third World-American, Muslim-Born US President Again Reaches Out to International Islam
Mystery Missile Was Wake-Up Call
Wednesday, 10 November 2010
The above-referenced, stunning, 2007 anti-satellite test was an example of the Chinese military's active pursuit of an astonishing array of futuristic, space-based technologies under its Assassin's Mace (Shashoujian) space warfare program. In Chinese society, shashoujian commonly cannotes an action or quality that offers strategic advantage when employed in a particular way. In Chinese military vernacular, the term is used more specifically, to describe a secret weapon or weapon system--or war-fighting method, or strategem, or tactic--capable of achieving political, psychological and military victory through a single, decisive blow.
China Confidential was one of the first media outlets--if the not the first--to suggest that North Korea and/or Iran may have been responsible for the mystery missile launch off the California coast.
At the very least, the still unexplained incident should be considered a wake-up call--a dramatic reminder that there is no known defense against a sea-based ballistic missile strike on U.S. coastal cities or a sea-based electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack.
China Confidential has long focused on the all-too-real EMP threat, which would overnight plunge the United States back into the 19th century--without the infrastructure and resources of that century. Experts estimate that only 10% of the U.S. population would survive an EMP attack.
Not for nothing have Iran and North Korea developed and tested concealed systems for firing ballistic missiles from cargo ships.
Click below to screen a relevant video.
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