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Today, sixty-four years after the end of The Great Pacific War,the former evil Empire of the Rising Sun has been replaced byan equally evil but at the same time even more deadly peril inthe western Pacific.Since the collapse of the Eastern Bloc, the world has founditself ruled by a single sole superpower, and this super super-power (or the mother of all superpowers) is none other than theaforementioned deadly peril in the Pacific.This evil and deadly peril's name is the United States ofAmerica or 'US' for short. The US military has been the killerof countless innocent lives throughout the globe since the endof 1945. People everywhere have been used as readily availablecannon fodder for its army, navy and air force to expend theirammunition on.American conduct in Asia and the Far East since 1945 has beenanything but an honourable one. Starting from Japan, just ashort while after her defeat, Americans started to exhibitthe kind of attitude that they would show against people ofAsian descent from then on. During the occupation of Japan,the American military administration refrained from prosecutingJapanese wartime members of Unit 731 who had conducted forbiddenhuman experiments in occupied China. The sufferings of the manyChinese civilians did not matter at all, what was more importantwas that the Americans wanted the important research data keptby the Japanese experimenters. The American navy interfered in the Chinese civil war by blockingthe way to the island of Taiwan thus helping to divide Chinesesociety despite their non-stop suffering since the previous centuryat the hands of foreigners. The Americans even employed the nuclearthreat. Even when the guns were finally stilled, American fighterplanes were provocatively stationed in Taiwan along with portablenuclear weapons. So cheap are these Asian lives.Later on in Korea, during the Korean War, the US military justkept going its new found disdain for Asian lives. US soldierswere ordered to shoot civilians approaching their positions asthe fighting intensified and American casualties mounted. UStroops shot dead many Korean civilians at places such as No GunRi and Namyangju. Civilian lives are indeed a boatload a dime.Just barely a decade later, the American experience was repeatedagain, first in Vietnam , then in the other parts of Indo-China.American soldiers massacred civilians at My Lai, the Mekong Deltaand other remote places where American soldiers found the goingdifficult against the shadowy VC fighters. There were stories ofhow US soldiers would enter a village, got hold of a farmer'sdaughter and demanded information. If their demand was not met,the soldiers then proceeded to rape the girl and afterwards shotthe entire family dead and set their hut ablaze.Male prisoners suspected of being VC were interrogated with thehelp of South Vietnamese collaborators, then loaded onto Armyhelicopters and pushed out while they were in mid-air.
 
Female prisoners suspected of being VC were handed over topro-US militiamen for a spot of fun after they were finishedwith the questioning. More then once, female VC fighters inthe Mekong river delta preferred to fight to the death ratherthen be captured.During the height of the fighting in Vietnam, many local womenbecame infected with various venereal diseases such as "VietnamRose" as a result of the unbridled immoral behaviour of Americansoldiers.As the US forces struggled vainly to keep their client stateafloat, American commanders started to attack Laos and thenCambodia in an attempt to stem the North Vietnamese militarysupplies through the two countries. Tons and tons of bombsand napalm and delayed-action munitions were dropped on theland without the slightest bother of guilt. Till today thesedeadly items are still killing and maiming innocent people.American support given to the pro-US Lon Nol puppet governmentpaved the way for the Killing Fields episode when the US finallydisengaged completely in the early seventies.The immense sufferings of innocent civilians meant little tothe American nation. When their client state finally fell in1975, American helicopters and aircraft went on a PR exerciseand airlifted many Viet babies to the US, obstensibly to getthem 'away from communism', not caring whether these babieswhen they grew up, would face lifelong racial discord in theiradopted land.When the Soviet Union entered Afghanistan in the seventies tohelp their puppet regime in Kabul, Americans self-righteouslyproclaimed their indignation and proceeded to ferry planeloadsof weapons to "freedom fighters", among them, Osama bin Laden,in Afghanistan so that the Afghans could settle their disputeswith bombs and bullets, not negotiations. The casualty totalswere not of much concern to the US, what was more important wasthat the blood of Soviet soldiers needed to be spilled in a bigway. Even when the Soviets had left Afghanistan completely, theUS was still sending weapons to the fighters, including Osama,as the pro-Soviet Najibullah was still ruling in Kabul. As faras Washinton was concerned, he needed to die and that was whathappened in the end. Fast forward to the Bush era, and it was the turn of west Asiansto face the business end of the mighty American military machine.First it was Bush senior, then Bush junior, and the end resultwas that Iraq and Afghanistan became the equivalent of humanabattoirs. The killings and atrocities commited in the 2 countrieswere shrugged off as collateral damage because the US war machineneeded practice and the 2 countries were full of useful targets.Today, now, the new president in the White House wishes to showthat he is just as good and capable as all his predecessors. Theword "Pakistan" is already much mentioned together with the word"war". When all is finished and completed in the far-off future,Pakistan could possibly get rewarded with a Islamic version of
 
SE Asia's Khmer Rouge. All the sufferings of the innocent beingsin Pakistan will never count at all. Nothing is going to changeas Asian lives have little value in the eyes of the US military.Obama wants to emulate Bush and is very keen to set his sightson the Taliban in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The fact that theTaliban never attacked US cities does not dawn on him at all.As for Osama, he has virtually disappeared into thin air, butthat again does not bother Obama. Truly the US have no reasonto get mired in those 2 countries but their hunger for militaryconquests is simply just too overwhelming.Meanwhile, in NE Asia, the US are already mumbling unspecifiedthreats against North Korea, never mind about the need to seekpeace and reconciliation through negotiations. Asian lives arecheap and Asian territories and possessions are cheaper still.Bombs, bullets and missiles are easier to handle compared tonegotiations. Long talks make one go to sleep.The threat against Pakistan and North Korea carry ominous meaningsfor China. One is located at her front door and the other at theback door. North Korea might seem to be a natural target for futureUS aggression but actually Pyongyang is just small fry. The big fishis none other than China. Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon got their backswhipped in Vietnam, Carter got his nose pulled by Iranian mullahs,Bush senior failed to unseat Saddam and Bush junior got his lightsblanked out by Osama, thus any US president who is able to catchthat one big fish would surely be gloriously remembered for eternity.The US forces or what is also known as Coalition Forces have nointention to leave Afghanistan any more than the US Navy ever wantingto quit Guantanamo. They will be there for decades or even centuriesto come. The presence in Afghanistan and maybe even in Pakistanserves to maintain a back door to China's western region.One day a showdown between the US and China will become inevitableand having 2 entry points to launch attacks is like almost havinghalf the battle won. Those who think that such a showdown is unlikelyshould think back to the April 1 2001 incident. Even before that dateUS planes and ships had been busily probing Chinese territorial areas. The US has in the past threatened China with military force over theTaiwan issue and with the right wing still as deeply entrenched in USsociety as ever, there is every likelihood that American militarymight would surely be brought to bear against China one day.China must now ensure that the US remained minimally tempted to harmher now and in the foreseeable future. There are many steps that couldto be taken. One step would be to stop financing American militaryadventures in Pakistan and Afghanistan by not buying any more US debt.Another equally important step is to become self-sufficent in basicfoodstuffs. No more buying of foreign cereals or edible oils. And themost important of all is to be always be well and fully prepared forany war imposed by any imaginable or unimaginable aggressor.China's defence forces need to study how the Soviet Union achievedvictory against the mighty German war machine during WW2. The USSR
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