Re: Chinas Plan für die Weltherrschaft

Geschrieben von IT Oma am 26. August 2005 12:36:51:

Als Antwort auf: Re: Chinas Plan für die Weltherrschaft geschrieben von TUX am 26. August 2005 10:36:18:

Hallo TUX,

>China-intern sollte man mit gesunder Skepsis betrachten, die berichten auch über Städte auf dem Mond...

Richtig. Aber die von der Redaktion in ihrer Antwort angesprochene Meldung scheint echt zu sein, jedenfalls haben der Guardian, und Radio Liberty /Radio Free Europe ausführlich darüber berichtet:

Referring to a possible U.S.-China clash over Taiwan, Zhu said in English: "if the Americans draw their missiles and position-guided ammunition on to...China's territory, I think we will have to respond with nuclear weapons." He stressed that "war logic" requires the weaker power -- China -- to use all the means at its disposal. "We have no capacity to fight a conventional war against the United States. We can't win this kind of war," he added.

Zhu became even more explicit: "We Chinese will prepare ourselves for the destruction of all the cities east of Xi'an [in central China]. Of course, the Americans will have to be prepared that hundreds of [their] cities will be destroyed by the Chinese." Considering that the area "east of Xi'an" means virtually the entire ethnic Han Chinese heartland, this was particularly strong stuff. Zhu nonetheless added that his comments reflected only his "personal opinion." noting that he did not think that such a conflagration would actually take place.

China is not a country where generals are usually given to making off the cuff remarks about nuclear war to the foreign media, so speculation quickly took wing as to why Zhu said what he did. One theory was that the Chinese military wanted to make the United States especially cautious in its dealings with China by suggesting that Beijing has its share of unpredictable generals. A second view was that Zhu's message was directed at the countries of East Asia to signal them that China is not afraid of the United States, which is an ally of Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and several other countries in the region.

(aus dem Artikel von Radio Free Europe)

Der chinesische General sprach Englisch in Hongkong zu internationalen Journalisten, daher ist anzunehmen, daß die chinesische Führung zumindest nichts dagegen hatte, auch wenn er sagte, das sei nur seine persönliche Meinung, nicht die offizielle.

Skepsis ist zwar bei China intern und anderen Falun-Gong nahestehenden Quellen sehr angebracht, ebenso aber bei den Friedensbeteuerungen der chinesischen KP.

Wie sagt doch der berühmte chinesische Stratege Sun Tzu (534-453 v.Chr.): "Die größte Leistung besteht darin, den Widerstand des Feindes ohne einen Kampf zu brechen"!

Gruß
ITOma


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