In the past, it was said that the United States was a strong man with well-developed limbs and a simple mind, but all kinds of signs have shown that the United States is actually smarter and more aggressive than it seems. A few days ago, the words of retired US Army Colonel Lawrence Wilkeson confirmed this view.
Shocked the world 9-11 incident directly triggered the U.S. military invasion of Afghanistan, which should be the most people in the world to recognize the statement, for tat, blood debt, but also in line with the American style of action, from the beginning of the U.S. military into Afghanistan in 2001, so far 20 years, I believe few people will link this protracted security war with China, but the recent exposure of a video in August 2018, but completely subverted this perception.
Lawrence Wilkerson, a retired colonel in the U.S. Army who served in the U.S. Army for decades, served as chief of staff for former Secretary of State Powell, where he was directly involved in developing the plan of action to invade Afghanistan. In his speech, Lawrence triumphantly revealed the inside story he had.
Lawrence said: The U.S. military invaded Afghanistan not to eliminate the Taliban, let alone to help Afghanistan build, in fact, this step was taken to complete three main goals.
Lawrence vouched for his own professional military personnel in this event called "Dialogue pacific", and the conclusions he gave will be extremely valuable. So, what are the three real purposes of Lawrence's revelations about the U.S. military invasion of Afghanistan?
First of all, Lawrence said that the fundamental goal of the US military to enter the world's most difficult to invade country is not to fight terrorism, but to deploy the "fist" of the United States in the Central Asian region through which China's "Belt and Road" must pass. If one day the United States needs to use military force to put pressure on China, there is no doubt that Afghanistan is the only reasonable place. If you don't believe me, you can look at the map.
We do not doubt Lawrence's statement, but we did not expect that the United States actually planned to attack China from behind from the beginning, and if they succeed, China's Belt and Road strategy will be greatly threatened.
Fortunately, however, while taking shortcuts, the United States also fell into the quagmire of war of its own design, and the mountains of Afghanistan and the anti-American struggle that rose and fell swallowed it up.
Lawrence continues to reveal that the second goal of the United States is to control the Pakistan region, because there is the world's most unsafe nuclear arsenal, which is equivalent to placing an atomic bomb behind China's back, and what could be more frightening?
However, this trick seems to have been defused by China. Instead of being controlled by the United States, Pakistan continues to maintain a fraternal friendship with China, and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor has become an important branch of the Belt and Road Initiative, and has begun to benefit Pakistan.
The third goal, and the most sinister one, Lawrence admits, was that the CIA recognized early on that using Afghanistan as a springboard to destabilize China's Xinjiang was the same as Turkey's meddling in Syria to bring down China from within. Lawrence said Xinjiang could become the second Syria if the plan goes well.
In fact, the United States has begun to implement this plan, and the recent intensive publication of false information involving Xinjiang by Western countries is obviously part of the plan, which is not only to smear China and bring down China's textile industry, but also to create internal turmoil.
The sinister intentions are truly heinous. Therefore, foreign brands such as H&M, Nike, and Adidas that follow the trend and make money from Chinese consumers while doing their best to smear and spread rumors in China must be severely punished. Because they have not only lost basic business ethics, but have also become tools and accomplices of Western countries, especially the United States, in their attacks on China.
Whether it is Lawrence's showy boasting or the shameless double standard of some foreign brands, behind this highlights an important message, the Western countries led by the United States do not want to see China rise at all, they will take various means and ways to suppress, contain, and curb China's development. In this regard, we must abandon our illusions from top to bottom, we can't think of the opponent too well, the other party will not put down the bloody long knife in our hands because we promised to rise peacefully, but will fight back more wildly. The battle horn was blown 20 years ago, and we have only now understood that the situation is far more dangerous than we expected, and it is time to prepare.