March 23, 2018 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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| So continuing here on the Health Ranger Report, the build-up, the escalation of war between China and the United States, with also Russia cooperating with China, is getting very, very aggressive. | |
| Now just in August of this year, at the same time that all of these Navy, these military exercises were going on and some of this escalation was happening, I reported on, it was an exclusive story, on how the massive Tianjin explosion in China, | |
| which was a massive industrial explosion that destroyed a very large part of China's industrial capability in that city, Was, according to dissidents who we had contact with in mainland China, this was caused by the U.S. Pentagon. | |
| This was a strike from an orbital weapons platform, we were told. | |
| Now, I know some people have disputed that that's possible. | |
| And then again, some people are complete idiots if they think the U.S. Pentagon is going to tell you all their weapons. | |
| If you think the Pentagon is going to run its own wiki page and detail every secret space weapon it has, then I'm sorry, you're a complete idiot. | |
| Of course they're not going to tell you what weapons they have. | |
| In any case, it doesn't prove that this was caused by a secret orbiting space weapon, but that's what we were told. | |
| And after that, there was a retaliation, or what appeared to be a retaliation by China, which destroyed a U.S. weapons depot in Tokyo using sabotage methods, massive explosion there. | |
| And then following that, there were two more industrial explosions in China that I believe were also linked to this and probably carried out by the United States. | |
| It's... | |
| So start to connect the dots here, folks. | |
| If you can't connect the dots, you won't survive this. | |
| Connect the dots. | |
| Look at the escalation. | |
| You have the warships off of Alaska. | |
| You have the Russian bombers off of Alaska. | |
| You have the U.S. sending a destroyer near the Spratly Islands, China building up the Spratly Islands to be military bases. | |
| You've got Russian submarines about to cut the bandwidth to the United States, the undersea cables. | |
| I'll talk about that in a minute. | |
| You've got currency wars and you've got cyber war attacks from China, which have stolen the entire personnel database of the U.S. military. | |
| And other things going on that I haven't even gotten to yet, so let's continue. | |
| Two days ago, Taiwan, led by President Ma, surrendered to China. | |
| President Ma went on live television, and in this historic meeting between China and Taiwan, President Ma admitted that Taiwan is part of China. | |
| This is unheard of. | |
| This is treason, by the way, by President Ma against his own country, and there is right now a massive, massive backlash forming in Taiwan because of this. | |
| If you're not familiar with the situation between China and Taiwan, Taiwan considers itself an independent sovereign nation. | |
| China has never acknowledged that. | |
| China has always said that Taiwan is a republic of China or a territory of China. | |
| In the same way that the United States thinks Texas is a territory of the United States. | |
| Well, I'm kind of joking about that one. | |
| But Texas may secede one day, and Taiwan maintains that it has always been a sovereign nation. | |
| Here's why this matters. | |
| Taiwan is a highly important strategic military base for the United States military and its interests in the Pacific theater, especially near China and Russia, and even Japan for that matter. | |
| This is why the United States has maintained military ties with Taiwan and has provided Taiwan with military equipment, including fighter planes and other military expertise over the years. | |
| If Taiwan falls to China, and China has always threatened to invade Taiwan and take it over militarily, then not only would that be a human rights disaster for the good people of Taiwan, who are free citizens, who do believe in the free market, who do believe in democracy. | |
| They're good people. | |
| It would also deny the United States the use of Taiwan as a military strategic location from which to exert influence over the Pacific Theater of Operations. | |
| The fact that China is building up the Spratly Islands to create military bases there and in fact has already done so, it's already completed, means that China is taking an aggressive stance that is almost certain to include an eventual threat of invasion or an actual invasion of Taiwan. | |
| That would be an act of war. | |
| But by Taiwan's President Ma stating publicly that Taiwan is part of China, then China could publicly say to the world, this is an internal dispute. | |
| This is not an international act of war. | |
| U.S., stay out of it. | |
| You see? | |
| You see how important this is? | |
| It would be the same as, let's say, if Texas tried to secede from the Union in the United States and the federal government attacked Texas to try to keep it. | |
| And that would be an internal dispute, right, according to international law. | |
| That's what China is trying to set up by having President Ma make this surrender statement. | |
| Now, Taiwan, there's an election that's about to be held. | |
| There's a woman who's part of the DPP party there. | |
| And the DPP party is the independence party, the sovereign Taiwan party. | |
| She is looking like she's going to rise to power and win the election, and that will create conflict. | |
| She wants Taiwan to be independent, and so do most of the Taiwanese people. | |
| This will create conflict with China and could lead to threats of war, actual war, invasion, economic sanctions, you name it. | |
| Things are heating up in Taiwan. | |
| And by the way, I used to live in Taiwan, and I do speak enough Chinese to know what's going on, even though I don't read it. | |
| I'm not literate in reading Chinese. | |
| That's a whole different ballgame. | |
| But I have lots of ties in Taiwan. | |
| And a few in China, but mostly in Taiwan, and I'm getting this information straight from them. | |
| By the way, the Taiwan media giants have been infiltrated by communist China, so don't trust anything from the mainstream media in Taiwan. | |
| You have to get it from independent media. | |
| Now, let's move on. | |
| There's more to this story. | |
| We've barely scratched the surface. | |
| As I say in my story on Natural News, the Trident missile launched near Los Angeles. | |
| It was a warning shot against China. | |
| This was a public display. | |
| This was a $30 million billboard for the U.S. Navy to warn China and say, China, back off. | |
| Back off. | |
| Because if you don't back off, then this is going to escalate possibly into World War III. The US Navy specifically chose Los Angeles for a very important tactical reason. | |
| Not only did they choose Los Angeles to have the maximum number of witnesses to this launch, they also wanted to make sure that the population of mainland Chinese people witnessing the missile was also very, very high. | |
| Where do you go on the West Coast to get the largest number of people from China? | |
| Los Angeles. | |
| That's where the missile was launched. | |
| This was a message to China. | |
| That says we can destroy you. | |
| That we have missiles with nuclear payloads on them. | |
| And by the way, the range of the Trident missile that apparently was launched, which is built by Lockheed Martin, is 4,000 nautical miles, which is probably about three times the range of China's ship-destroying missiles. | |
| The Trident missile is a nuclear deterrent missile system. | |
| The fact that we have it is probably the only thing right now that is preventing China and Russia from launching an all-out attack and invasion on the United States. | |
| So you better pray for those submarine commanders right now who are cruising around the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, all kinds of secret locations with these Trident missiles at their command. | |
| You better pray for those people. | |
| You better pray that they stay alive and they stay strong because they are right now, I believe, the only thing protecting America from a total thermonuclear war. | |
| This is the deterrent. | |
| Because China knows that if they screw with us in a big way, we can launch one of these missiles and hit Beijing. | |
| Not only can we, the United States has already nuked civilian populations before. | |
| It's called Hiroshima and Nagasaki. | |
| We did it not just once, we did it twice. | |
| The United States is the only nation on the planet that has absolutely shown, demonstrated, that it is willing to drop a nuclear bomb on civilian populations to protect its national interests. | |
| Never forget that. | |
| And China sure doesn't forget that, so you better pray for these subcommanders, let me tell you. | |
| As much as none of us necessarily like the imperialism and occupation of the U.S. military in nations around the world, there is something very important to be said about national defense. | |
| If we didn't have these subs and these missiles, we would be screwed right now. | |
| You're not hearing any of this from the mainstream media, of course. | |
| But my position is that the United States and China are right now already in a state, an undeclared state of war. | |
| And that China could strike the United States with an EMP weapon attack, with cyber warfare, and with other forms of attacks that I'll get into here shortly. | |
| I believe that Russia and China are cooperating to prepare for a massive first strike against America. | |
| And supporting this, let's talk about the Russian submarines. | |
| They've been spotted near the undersea internet cables. | |
| The Wall Street... | |
| Let's see, this is from worldnetdaily.com, quote, Russian submarines and spy ships are aggressively operating near the vital undersea cables that carry almost all global internet communications, raising concerns among some American military and intelligence officials that the Russians might be planning to attack those lines in times of conflict. | |
| Now it turns out that Trillions of dollars every day in economic activity are carried across those lines. | |
| And if they are severed, it cuts off far more than you could possibly imagine. | |
| It would shut down much of Wall Street. | |
| It could even very likely affect emergency responder services across America, military communications, embassy communications, government logistics, and so on. | |
| So the fact that the Russian subs are out there looking to cut these lines is another big warning sign. | |
| Now there's another story that comes out of nationalsecurity.news. | |
| A new Russian drone submarine has been created that can strike U.S. coastal cities with nuclear weapons. | |
| This is a story from John Dougherty. | |
| He says, quote, According to officials, the developmental unmanned underwater vehicle, or UUV, will be outfitted with megaton-class nuclear warheads that can destroy key ports used by U.S. nuclear-armed and powered submarines like Kings Bay, Georgia, and Puget Sound in Washington State. | |
| So with a first strike by Russia combined with a first strike by China in cyber warfare and other means, these two countries could all but destroy America's ability to defend itself. | |
| And that may be the point. | |
| I'll talk about that more when I come back from this break. | |
| This is the Health Ranger Report here on TalkNetwork.com. | |
| Thank you. | |
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