Gordon Chang warns of Chinese aspirations: ‘Next 9/11 will be in space’

“America needs to find a way to protect itself and us Assets in space, Because The Chinese Are going to get the moon, “Gordon Chang warned”Ingraham angle“Monday night.

“They’re going to take the best places for commercial exploitation and the best places for military purposes,” Jesse Waters, editor-in-chief of “China’s Visitation Decline”, said. “We have to get there first. We can do it, we can do without the Chinese.”

Chang and Waters reacted A political statement Top advisers to President-elect Joe Biden have urged the administration to enter into a “limited space partnership” with Beijing in the hope of easing tensions between the two countries.

To questionable advisers, Chang Waters said, “Come out of the Obama administration, we had a terrible space policy … The Chinese allowed us to advance with great disadvantage because you know, we’re good to cooperate with the Chinese in space, but they steal hundreds of billions of U.S. intellectual property every year.” We know that.

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“But more importantly, the Chinese space program is military-oriented,” Zhang added. “So any transfers of technology improve China’s military capabilities and China’s infrastructure [of] Its army to kill Americans. So this is a terrible policy proposal on the part of the Biden Change Committee. “

During the Obama administration, Chang Waters told the United States that the United States “had a large lead over China in space. So it seems fair that President Obama said, ‘Well, we should not militarize space because we are going to be big losers.’

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“The problem with those sound words is that China and Russia are militarizing the space, they are arming themselves, we are not protecting our assets in space,” Zhang added. “So we lost a lot of land. Unfortunately, we did not understand the militancy of both Moscow and Beijing. So what seemed fair on the surface was actually misdirected to a serious degree.

Chang concluded with a stern warning about the possible impact of China’s celestial ambitions: “The next 9/11 will be in space, and we will fall victim to it.”