Capt. James Fanell: As Mao once said “the real power is the gun”

With Trevor Loudon, James Fanell, Dr. Mark Schneider and Mike Mabee

TREVOR LOUDON, Creator/Author, The Enemies Within (Documentary and Book), Twitter: @TrevorLoudon1:

• Trevor Loudon: China’s “grand design” is the destruction and occupation of the United States of America
• From Communist China’s point of view, either America, or themselves, will dominate the world
• Committee of a Hundred, New Virginia Majority and other left-wing organizations have worked to change the balance of power from within

JAMES FANELL, retired Intelligence Officer for the Indo-Pacific, US Navy, former National Security Affairs Fellow, Hoover Institute:

• As Mao once said, “the real power is the gun,” and the People’s Liberation Army is that “gun” – has the capability to achieve anything that cannot be gained through non-violent means
• James Fanell: Beijing seeks to bring Taiwan into “total control” in the near future
• People would have laughed at the prospect of China conducting warfare anywhere outside of the first island chain – this has become a not so distant reality
• Are the Bahamas giving way to a new theatre of conflict?

MARK SCHNEIDER, Senior Analyst, National Institute for Public Policy, former Director within the Office of the Secretary of Defense, former Senior Foreign Service Officer, US Department of State:

• Mark Schneider: The Biden administration’s new START treaty is the worst attempt at arms control since President Ronald Reagan became president
• Russia only likes arms control when they can cheat
• China is not constrained by the new START treaty – a very serious threat

MIKE MABEE, Author, “The Civil Defense Book,” retired US Army Command Sergeant Major, Secure the Grid Coalition, michaelmabee.info:

• Last year’s May executive order on supply chain vulnerabilities in our electric grid established that the US should not rely on critical components from countries like China and Russia
• The US imported about 300 critical electrical transformers from China over the past decade
• Mike Mabee: There are 3,000 different companies involved in the US electric grid