#China Tests ICBM With Multiple Warheads

Clinton-era tech transfer aided multi-warhead program

BY: Bill Gertz  
December 18, 2014 5:00 am

China carried out a long-range missile flight test on Saturday using multiple, independently targetable reentry vehicles, or MIRVs, according to U.S. defense officials.

The flight test Saturday of a new DF-41 missile, China’s longest-range intercontinental ballistic missile, marks the first test of multiple warhead capabilities for China, officials told the Washington Free Beacon.

China has been known to be developing multiple-warhead technology, which it obtained from the United States illegally in the 1990s.

However, the Dec. 13 DF-41 flight test, using an unknown number of inert maneuvering warheads, is being viewed by U.S. intelligence agencies as a significant advance for China’s strategic nuclear forces and part of a build-up that is likely to affect the strategic balance of forces.

China’s nuclear arsenal is estimated to include around 240 very large warheads. That number is expected to increase sharply as the Chinese deploy new multiple-warhead missiles.

The current deployed U.S. strategic warhead arsenal includes 1,642 warheads. All 450 Minuteman III missiles have been modified to no longer carry MIRVs. However, Trident II submarine-launched missiles can carry up to 14 MIRVs per missile.

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China Spells Doom For the U.S. Economy

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For several years, stories predicting the collapse of the U.S. dollar have been floating in the blogosphere, only shrouded in enough facts to win over the most conspiracy-minded Americans. Unfortunately, some of the more extreme rhetoric has caused observers to miss the glaring threat staring us right in the face – the People’s Republic of China.

China, responsible for more worldwide trade than any other country on the planet, currently possesses more than a trillion dollars of U.S. debt. When you look at that big national debt clock, rest assured that a healthy chunk of it is owed to the Chinese. Much of this debt is due not to real estate holdings or bailout schemes, but a scheme of China’s own device which included stockpiling American currency and then loaning it back to us at outrageously low interest rates.

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Cyber War

By Ting Shi and Michael Riley  May 20, 2014 4:39 AM CT 

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China’s decision to suspend its involvement in a cybersecurity working group with the U.S. after being accused of commercial spying threatens to undo efforts aimed at finding common ground to tackle hacking.

China halted the dialogue and threatened further retaliation after the U.S. indicted five Chinese military officials yesterday for allegedly stealing trade secrets. China’s Foreign Ministry called the U.S. move a “serious violation of the basic norms of international relations,” while China’s State Internet Information Office likened the U.S. actions to “a thief yelling ‘Catch the thief.’”

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Chinese Citizens Beat Government Bureaucrats During Mass Riot

“Kill them! Kill them!” chanted mob

Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet.com
April 21, 2014

Irate Chinese citizens savagely beat five government bureaucrats during an incident that escalated into a 1,000 strong riot on Saturday in another telltale sign of the Communist country’s increasing social tensions.

The disturbance began after members of the Chengguan municipal police, China’s widely loathed bureaucrats who enforce government regulations against street vendors, began harassing and beating a woman in the Cangnan County of Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province.

When a bystander, 36 year-old Mr. Huang, came to the woman’s aid by filming the confrontation, he was reportedly attacked by cops with a hammer and began to vomit blood before dying on the way to hospital.

After word spread on social media about what had just happened, a huge mob of citizens arrived to surround the Chengguan officers, who attempted to hide in their van. “Kill them, kill them!” chanted the mob as the officers were savagely beaten with bats, bricks and stones, leaving them bloodied and unconscious.

“Angry onlookers deflated the van’s tires, while others smashed windows and doors with bricks, rocks, and wooden sticks. The men were dragged out of the van and beaten senseless by the mob,”reports Epoch Times.

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Google encrypts China searches to thwart surveillance

New security will prevent government censors from detecting sensitive search terms

Users in other countries have been able to opt in to search encryption since 2010 Photo: AFP

By Scott Campbell

7:47PM GMT 13 Mar 2014

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Google is encrypting searches in China in an attempt to prevent surveillance by state agencies and hackers.

The search giant said that all text entered will be made indecipherable automatically, in a move that could render the "Great Firewall" - China's infamous internet censorship system - useless for tracing the activity of Google users.

Encryption will prevent government censors from detecting when users enter sensitive search terms, such as "Tiananmen Square", but China could still choose to block the search engine altogether.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/10696464/Google-encrypts-China-searches-to-thwart-surveillance.html