CHINA EXPANSIONISM

            GS Nguyen Văn Canh   

Bài nói chuyện của GS Nguyễn Văn Canh vào ngày 03.11.2019 tại Spokane, Hoa Kỳ cùng với nhà báo William Jasper

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Kính
KS Nguyễn Văn Phảy

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Xin trích thư của GS NV Canh:

Thân gửi anh Phảy:

Anh update lên WEB bài của Jasper là tốt. Tôi kèm theo tài liệu của tôi được sử dụng để nói chuyện hôm 3 tháng 11, 19 ở Spokane , cùng với Jasper, để anh up load lên WEB của Anh.

Trong tài liệu này , có 2 ḍng ở phần kết luận, tôi có nói tới TC dùng chiến tranh sinh hoá, không cần đến nguyên tử  đánh Mỹ ngay tại Hoa Thịnh đốn, sẽ gây ra hàng triệu người chết. Và lúc đó tất cả các nước, đặc biệt là Tây Âu sẽ đầu hàng. ĐÓ LÀ THẾ KỶ CỦA NGƯỜI TÀU ( vào năm 2049). Tài liệu này in , màu, rất đẹp.  Các anh em cựu sỹ Quan Cảnh Sát ở San Jose, ở Nam CA và LS Bích đă gửi cho từng Nghị Sĩ/ Dân Biểu trong số 539 người tại Hoa Kỳ và cả cho Hành Pháp nữa. Tôi kèm tài liệu này và anh kêu gọi anh em ở Đức  và Âu Châu, in ra rồi phổ biến cho Quốc Hội, Hành Pháp để họ biết. Nhận dịp Vụ Vũ Hán  bùng nổ, th́ tài liệu này có sức mạnh hơn, dù tôi đă đề cập vấn đề ấy vào năm 2008 và cũng có nói trong cuốn Hồ Sơ Hoàng Sa & Trường Sa và Chủ Quyền Dân Tộc ( ấn bản I, 2008) .

Thân,

GS Nguyễn văn Canh.

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CHINA EXPANSIONISM

     GS Nguyen van Canh   

         June 17, 2019


Extracted from “Hồ Sơ Hoàng Sa & Trường Sa và Chủ Quyen Dân Tộc”  (Dossiers on Paracels & Spratlys and National Sovereignty)  by Nguyễn văn Canh *, UBBVSVTLT,  6th edition, 2017.  

Summary:  After defeating Chiang Kai-shek in 1949, Communist China took power. She released a  9 -dash line map of the South China Sea that included Vietnam’s Paracels and Spratlys, claiming the 3.5 million km2 sea is hers.  

In  January 1974, China sent  a fleet of 41 ships of her naval forces to  take Paracels from the Republic of Vietnam. In March 1988, four destroyers with heavy weapons attacked unarmed members of Vietnamese engineer corps who were in the waters, carrying construction materials to South Johnson Reef  and occupied it. 64 out of the 74  men were killed. At that times, 5 other reefs in  the neighborhood were taken. In 1992, she occupied  others.  

Presently, in Paracels, a large military complex has existed. On Woody island, there is a large airfield with a 3000m X 250 m runway, and jet fighters have been deployed. Ammo. and missiles depots are in the North side. Larger sea ports have been built. A tall communication tower and radars and other facilities  have been in operation.  A  large multi-storey building is served  as a military headquarter for  the region. Several hundred solders have been stationed there. On other islands in the archipelago, military fortified fortresses have been erected.  

In Spratlys, a system of naval bases built on eight artificial islands is found in the middle of the sea. The three largest and most important are Subi, Mischief and Fiery Cross, on each of which  an airfield with a 3000m x 250m runway has been completed  to accomodate large aircrafts when landing and taking off. And also on each, a squadron of 24 long range bombers is being deployed, not including some most advanced aircraft  j-20’s  or  long range stealth fighters . They are combat-ready. Seaports, weapons with missiles and ammunition depots, advanced infrared sense radar network and communication facilities, gun emplacements are also detected. Along north sides of Subi and Fiery Cross, there are underground depots of supplies and materials. Anti- aircraft and also anti-ship missiles are camouflaged.  

China now can project its military power anywhere in Southeast Asia and as far away as northern Australia. She is capable of securing the area, including  blocking the Malacca Straits anytime she wants.  

With support of Sanya Naval base in Hainan, China uses Paracels and Spratlys as a staging base from which she plans to move forward: Claiming sovereignty over the Western region of the Pacific and also conquering Southeast Asia countries then annexing them to China.  

* Dr Nguyen van Canh: Before 1975, professor of Law & Politics, Saigon Law School; in the USA, Visiting Scholar, Hoover Institution on Peace, War and Revolution, Stanford University  

                              SANYA NAVAL BASE IN HAINAN  

         Entrance of a case that houses 20 submarines, type 094  

Submarine, type 094 equipped with 12 long range missiles, (6 on each side)  

CLAIMING SOVEREIGNTY OVER VIETNAM’s SOUTH      CHINA SEA  

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    A. PARACELS

             Woody Island

                   J 7s on Woody

 

CNN June 21,19:  4  J 10s seen  on Woody; (range 500 mi )

     (CSIS- AMTI/DigitalGlobe)

 

     HEADQUA RTER CHINA’s MILITARY NAVAL FORCES

Description: rung Quốc xây căn cứ quân sự chiến lược trên Biển Đông

 B. SPRATLYS 
A system of bases

Some photographs show cargo ships and supply vessels, which the Inquirer said appeared to be delivering construction materials to the China-controlled islands.  Others show runways, hangars, control towers, helipads and radomes as well as  a series of multi-storey buildings that China has built on reefs such as Fiery Cross,  Subi, Mischief, McKennan, Chigua, Johnson South, Gaven and Cuarteron. The Inquirer described the reefs as “island fortresses”. Bonnie Glaser, an expert  in Asia-Pacific security issues from the Center for Strategic and International Studies, called the images “the most complete, detailed batch of aerial pics available” of  China’s military outposts in the South China Sea. A point defense emplacement was completed in 2016. The guns on the structure are covered up in the images. A communications tower with accompanying blue radomes is erected. As on Cuarteron, Gaven, and Hughes Reefs, the tower was built in 2015 and the radomes completed in 2016.  A solar panel array: built in late 2015 or early 2016. Two wind turbines installed in late 2015. A tall tower housing a sensor/communications facility topped by a radome, completed in late 2015. There is a large lighthouse

FORTIFIED MILITARY INSTALLATIONS IN SPRATLYS:  

 

 

 

 

 

1. SUBI

Reuters, March 20, 2018: 400 buildings have been constructed; buried storage facilities constructed along thNorth side of Subi; Runways and hangars could accommodate H-6K nuclear capable bombers.

 

 

 

2. GAVEN

A solar panel array, constructed in tandem with the administrative building in 2015. The headquarters/administrative center on Gaven Reefs, built in 2015. The octagonal structures jutting out from each corner sport gun emplacements, which are covered up in the aerial Inquirer photos.A communications tower, with accompanying blue radomes. The tower went up in 2015, followed by the radomes in the first half of 2016. Three of six wind turbines on Gaven Reefs (the other three can be seen between the communication tower and administrative building). All six turbines appear to have been erected in 2015. A tall tower housing a sensor/communications facility topped by a radome, completed in 2016. Headquarters built in 2015 wth  gun emplacements,  radomes and 6 turbins; Solar Panel on building; a sensor/communications facility topped by a radome, completed in 201

3. MISCHIEF

        A sensor/commo facility with radomes, completed  in 2017; one of 4 point facilities in 2016; 3 sensor/como. facility with radomes on top, 2017, underground tunnels (for ammunitions & materials) , a 3000ft runway with hangar space for 8 combat aircratfs completed 2016; one of five hangars for larger aircraft; an administrative building  a sesor/communications facility topped by a radome  Hangar space for 16 combat aircrafts (2016)             

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                             Hangar

 

 

                                         Stealth & hangar

 

  4. JOHNSON SOUTH

A commo tower with blue radomes completed in 2016; a solar panel array built in late 2015; two wind turbines; a tall tower housing a sensor/communications facility topped by a radome, completed in late 2015; a large lighthouse; administrative building also completed.

 

 

 

 

5. FIERY CROSS

It costs China 5 billion US dollars to build this fortress

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

            

 

 

 

Hospital                                                               Headquarter

 

 

      

 

 

  

Missiles launching platform,

-   96 m x 116 m (to shoot down

American satellites.) No satellites available,

American aircraft carriers no longer receive guidance, and disorient…  

6. CUARTERON REEF

A tall tower housing sensor/communications facility with a radome (2016); a lighthouse ( 2015); one of two point defense emplacements (2016); a large administrative building; a second point defense emplacement (2016); a large radar array, likelyfor high frequency over-the-horizon radar. The array consists of a grid of vertical poles,atellite images taken from directly overhead do a poor job of depicting the array. A communications tower completed in 2015. The two blue radomes on the    ground beside the tower in the satellite images do not appear in the aerial photos and were constructed in 2016  

               CHINA ‘s SCHEME OF EXPANSION IN THE REGION   

   1. Great China                                          2. West Region of the Pacific belongs to China

 

 

 

 

 

In order to claim sovereignty over the Western Region of the Pacific, China Naval forces set up two lines of defense: a) Chains of islands defense line: from Japan  down to the Philippines; b) far-distant line of defense: from Indonesia through Guam down to Australia.          

SEA LANE FROM INDIAN OCEAN TO NORTH EAST OF ASIA  

Sea lane goes from Indian Ocean through Malacca Strait to South China sea, then North East of Asia. Annual World trade values are estimated at 53,000 billion US dollars. The USA share is $13,000 billion.  

Militarily, China is capable of blocking the Malacca Strait at any time. But she dare not because she is not strong enough. She could lie in wait, even for 3 or 4 decades to come until she feels she is ready.  If this happens, it will have an unthinkable impact on the US economy, not to mention about political and other situations in the US.

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  WHAT ARE CHINA ‘s AMBITIONS IN THE “CENTURY OF CHINA” by 2049?

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Young men and women sent from China held this banner before the former Republic of Vietnam National Assembly in 2008, in Saigon, before the Beijing Olympic began.

          

  ONE WORLD ONE DREAM AND ONE CHINA

To achieve this goal, China announced the OneBeltOneRoad Initiative (BRI) Strategy with US$ 1,000 billion dollars earmarked for this Expansionism purpose.  Li Keqiang, Chinese Premier in a conference on BRI held in Beijing few months ago stated that 126 countries and 29 world organizations have joined the program. The latest country is Italy who recently has adhered to this program since April 2019.

 

How does this program work?  China State Bank and “private” Banks loan money to countries that need to develop their infrastructure such as roads, bridges, railways, seaports, airports etc… even with easy conditions, even without conditions required. The loan amount in many cases is  more than $ US 20 billion.  When times come to pay back the loaned money, debtors who are not able to have resources available to pay back have to make concessions by allowing China to use strategic areas for a period of 40, 60 or 99 years., where she builds military installations, or where she has exclusive rights to exploit mineral resources. This is called debts traps.  

What areas does China want? Seaports, airports, areas that sit on the BRI road

-In Asia, seaports are places where China look at. The following countries that allowed China uses their seaports  are under the conditions, are  Sri Lankra, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Maldives, Teheran…

-In Africa, areas where there are mineral resources such as gold, copper,  zinc,  iron, silver aluminum etc .. Zimbabwe, Congo, Kenya, Maroc, Nigeria, Djibouti,  Angol , Nambia etc. are examples .

-In Europe, many countries have received financial aids from China. Italy is an example. Italy has allowed China to use Trieste in Northern part of Italy. It is a seaport that lies on  the border of Adriatic sea, leading to the Balkan area, connected with a railroad leading to Northern and Central Europe. Italy has also agreed to have China exploit the  Geona port that faces Mediterranean Sea. These are two of 14 European ports which are operated with money from China. Another Italy ‘s Vado port on the Mediterranean sea has been conceded to China. Xi Jinping  came to Italy on March 21, 19 and agreed to provide Italy  20  US $  billion. Previously, in 2000, Italy had received from China 14 billion Euros.  

Besides, China has another secret plan. Those countries that received aids from China are places where China send Chinese in under the name of economic cooperation and economic aids.  This is the way Chinese slowly build colonies. In Africa, millions of Chinese from mainland came  and have settled down. In Europe, she bought small farms and Chinese peasants are seen in many places. It is said that some 30 millions have  been relocated from China. In Beijing, there is an University that trains young female students militarily with skills to be good wives and then China export them to Western hemisphere  under the Maosan Plan: to get married with white men, and foster Chinese families for future use.

                       The first batch of the program is 1,000, 000 girls.  

In order to achieve what is called  CHINA DREAM, the USA is the main target for attack. China wages a war with many fronts: economic, monetary, intelligence including  planting agents in R & D of Corporations,  research institutions, universities, propaganda,  cyberwar, exporting young girls to the USA etc. These are just secondary. The main means to defeat America is bio/chem warfare, waged at DC, where several million people die, not necessarily using nuclear warfare.

             When the USA collapses, all western countries will surrender.  

                               Here comes the “CENTURY OF CHINA”.  

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