April 6, 2021 - Steve Pieczenik
02:49
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| Hello America, this is Dr. Pachenik. | |
| It's been a while since I've been on the air, but I think it's important enough for me to say the following. | |
| This past week, our South Pacific fleet had to go into the South China Sea in order to prevent any conflict with the Chinese. | |
| Thirty years ago in this book, Pax Pacifica, a novel, I predicted that the Chinese would occupy all of the islands and in turn intimidate the Philippines, Vietnam, and Japan, and Malaysia. | |
| And just as I had predicted in that book, they are doing this exactly now. | |
| I'm warning President Xi that he has to be very careful because What I've said before is that President Xi sits there on a precarious throne. | |
| I've known a lot about President Xi, and in this book, The American Worry and Crisis, I predicted your rise ten years ago at the Kiecker Institute. | |
| Now, what am I talking about, President Xi? | |
| Number one, You were thrown out of the party in 1970s, and your father and you were abandoned by the Chinese Communist Party. | |
| It took you ten times to come into the PRC, took you seven times to get to the Politburo. | |
| You're sitting on a throne that's very weak, and in turn, we Americans know exactly how to take you down. | |
| In the chapter on the American warrior in crisis, I go into detail exactly how we can take China down without doing any war. | |
| And all of my men in the military and the intelligence community, and women, know exactly what we have to do. | |
| We will use India, we will use all of our allies that we need. | |
| I want you to remember two things. | |
| defeated the Chinese in 1927 and killed over 3 million Chinese when they needed to incur an invasion into China. | |
| At the same time, Japan was ruthless enough to go in and kill hundreds of thousands in Nanjing. | |
| You also have to remember that Vietnam defeated you twice, one after World War II and the other one in the 1970s when you tried to invade Vietnam. | |
| In short, what I'm saying to you is that Zhou Enlai once said to the world that Americans are delightfully ignorant of history. | |
| Wrong, Zhou! | |
| We know history extremely well. | |
| He then said that we Americans can't bite the hard meat of China. | |
| You're wrong again, Joe, because we don't need to bite that meat. | |
| We're surrounded you with 150 bases, and we know exactly how to come in and cut off your order and make sure that India takes the majority of the problem. |
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