Webinar | Countdown to the CCP’s Shooting War: The Latest Indicators

5Mind. The Meme Platform
Committee on the Present Danger China Header

In recent weeks, the emperor of the Chinese Communist Party, Xi Jinping, has been making the rounds of key People’s Liberation Army units, exhorting his seal-clapping military audiences to redouble their preparations for combat. Combined with a number of other manifestations of preparations for kinetic conflict, his determination at least to have the option to complement the “Unrestricted Warfare” the CCP has waged against the United States for decades with a shooting war is now unmistakable.

Against the background of Vladimir Putin’s telegraphed punch delivered to Ukraine last year — the run-up to an invasion personally approved by his Chinese liege lord — we ignore at our extreme peril evidence of an even more strategically fraught mobilization by Xi. The job of parsing and responding to such preparations is made more difficult, but no less imperative, by their being steadily and incrementally ratcheted up to support action against Taiwan and possibly U.S. allies, personnel, assets and territory.

This CPDC webinar provides an update on the state of the CCP’s readiness to act belligerently in the Western Pacific, and perhaps far beyond. In particular, it examines the available indicators and warnings of both Xi’s intentions and growing capabilities to wage the “People’s War” publicly declared in May of 2019 against us, as well as our friends and vital interests.

Watch Webinar

Moderator

  • Frank Gaffney, Founder and Executive Chairman, Center for Security Policy; Vice Chairman, Committee on the Present Danger: China.

Panelists

  • Dr. Bradley Thayer, PhD, Director for China Policy, Center for Security Policy, author, Understanding the China Threat,
    • Topic: “Xi Jinping’s Ominous Ambitions and His Determination and Growing Ability to Realize Them”
  •  Captain James Fanell, U.S. Navy (Ret.), Former Director of Intelligence and Information Operations, U.S. Pacific Fleet
    • Topic: “The CCP’s Kinetic Warfare Options and Preparations in the Western Pacific: Welcome to the Decade of Concern”
  • Lt Colonel Guermantes “G-Man” Lailari, U.S. Air Force (ret), former Air Force Attaché; former Foreign Area Officer specializing in the Middle East and Europe as well as counterterrorism, irregular warfare, and missile defense. He was a Taiwan Fellow in 2022 sponsored by the Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and he is continuing his research in 2023 as a Visiting Scholar at National Chengchi University (NCCU) in Taipei. He is also on the Board of Advisors for the Council for Emerging National Security Affairs (CENSA) and on the Board of Fellows for the Jewish Policy Center.
    • Topic: “Possible PLA operation in mid-August 2023: Is Pratas Island the target?”
  •  Matt Williams, Director of Intelligence, Knightsbridge Research Ltd.
    • Topic: “Hiding in Plain Sight: An Open-source Intelligence Assessment of the State of China’s Mobilization”
  • Colonel Grant Newsham, U.S. Marine Corps (Ret.), Former Marine Attaché in Japan; former Foreign Service Officer; former East Asia-based corporate executive; author, “When China Attacks: A Warning to America;” Senior Fellow, Center for Security Policy
    • Topic: “Wider War? The CCP’s Growing Ability to Project Power Well Beyond the First Island Chain”
  •  Michael Yon, Former Green Beret, combat correspondent, author, photographer
    • Topic: “Indicators and Warnings of a Chinese Shooting War on the Homefront”
Contact Your Elected Officials
Committee Present Danger China
Committee Present Danger Chinahttps://presentdangerchina.org/
The mission of the “Committee on the Present Danger: China” helping to defend America through public education and advocacy against dangers posed by the PRC.

Forged on the frontier

George Washington is widely known as a general and president, but his early life remains obscured by myth, legend, and misunderstanding.

A bobblehead too far

The Orioles did not just hand out a bobblehead. They sent a message that the legacy of their own players is not enough to draw.

Congress fumbles college sports

College sports landscape is a dumpster fire and every sports reporter, broadcaster and fan believes Congress needs to stay out of it.

The Hating Game

The Democrat Party game show should be titled "The Hating Game", played by pitting one class, race, or identity against another for political power.

The Invasion Of The Ballot Snatchers

As election results loom, California faces ballot controversies in a real-life political drama that raises concerns about election integrity.

What to Know About the Alleged Plot to Attack the White House UFC Event

Five men have been charged in an alleged plot to carry out a mass-casualty attack at a UFC event on White House grounds.

Trump Cancels Senate Hearing for DNI Pick, Alleges Democrats Broke Agreement

President Donald Trump on June 17 canceled a hearing slated for June 17 for his pick to be the next director of national intelligence (DNI).

Protests in Los Angeles as Iranian Soccer Team Arrives for 1st World Cup Match

Iranian Americans protested against the regime in Tehran as the Iranian soccer team arrived in LA for their first World Cup match against New Zealand on June 15.

CMS Proposes Creating Permanent Framework for Medicare Drug Price Negotiations

CMS proposed a permanent framework for its Medicare drug price negotiation program that will make the process for lowering costs more transparent.

Trump Threatens 100 Percent Tariff on French Wines Over Digital Services Tax

Trump threatened to impose a 100% tariff on French wines and champagne unless France eliminates its digital services tax on large American tech companies.

Trump Heads to G7 Summit in France: Here’s What to Expect

U.S. President Donald Trump is en route to France on June 15 to attend the annual G7 summit, just hours after announcing a deal with Iran.

Trump Reopens Pacific Marine Monuments to Commercial Fishing

President Donald Trump on Thursday issued a proclamation reopening large portions of several Pacific marine national monuments to commercial fishing.

Trump Says US ‘Not Looking to Renew’ Trade Deal With Canada, Mexico Ahead of July Review

President Trump is considering not renewing the North American free trade deal, citing U.S. being better off without goods produced by Canada and Mexico.
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

MAGA Business Central