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CHINESE BALLOON MIGHT HAVE BEEN A TEST EMP OVER AMERICA.
Expert: Chinese Balloon Could Be Dry Run to Deliver Nuclear EMP Device-February 4, 2023 8:15 pm
The
high-altitude Chinese surveillance balloon that traveled across the
U.S. could be a dry run to deliver a nuclear device that would wipe out
America’s power grid, according to a leading expert of electromagnetic
pulse (EMP) devices.“China’s recent balloon flyover of the United States
is clearly a provocative and aggressive act,” retired Air Force Maj.
David Stuckenberg, who once led the Defense Department’s EMP Task Force,
told the Washington Examiner, according to Newsmax. “It was most likely
a type of dry run meant to send a strategic message to the USA. We must
not take this for granted.”Stuckenberg, founder and chairman of the
American Leadership & Policy Foundation, wrote in a 2015 paper that
high-altitude balloons would be the easiest to resource, equip, and
launch a nuclear device in the atmosphere that would act as an EMP and
dismantle the U.S. power grid.Specifically, an EMP is a brief burst of
electromagnetic energy causing interference that can disrupt
communications, fry electronics, and, at higher outputs, even damage
such things as planes and buildings.{Matzav.com}
Spy balloon
dubbed a ‘wake up call’ to China’s war plans-by Paul Bedard, Washington
Secrets Columnist -February 04, 2023 02:25 PM
The Chinese spy
balloon that disrupted commercial airspace around Billings, Montana, and
then floated across the country this weekend, is a “wake up call” to
the communist country’s larger threat of war, according to military
experts who have been charting Beijing’s expansion for decades.On
background, Secrets was told today that China has had spy balloons over
the United States in the past but are usually controlled and kept out of
public sight. The one that flew over Montana was likely out of
control.CHINESE BALLOON CROSSING CALLED 'DRY RUN' FOR EMP ATTACK ON
GRID-“There are a lot of these things bumping around,” said a military
insider. “It’s a great wake up call and an absolute provocation and
shows what we could be up against."Some in military circles said that
the balloon, which could be a platform for bombs or attack on the
electric grid with a small nuclear weapon, gave the public a peek at the
Chinese provocations the Pentagon has been tabulating for years.“There
has been a frustration inside the Pentagon that nobody is telling the
public what is going on. But a picture is worth a thousand words,” added
the source in a reference to the video and photos of the Chinese spy
balloon floating over the U.S.It came as China has been building up its
military and expanding its forward strategy without much push back from
the U.S. The administration’s decision to just let the balloon travel
across the nation untouched was the latest sign that the nation isn’t
ready to engage China when provoked, said the sources.This Air Force
briefing document suggests it will take the forces of the U.S.,
Australia, Japan and South Korea to match China in Asia in just two
years.In another example of China’s military moves allowed to proceed
unchecked, Secrets was provided the unclassified “threat” briefing of
the construction of a base in the South China Sea that many officials
view as a staging base for an attack on Taiwan.For years, China has
built up the reef into a major base and landing field. China has a total
of 27 “outposts” now in the area.The briefing showed how quickly China
has built up its military and how it will in just two years equal the
Pacific forces of the combined U.S., Australian, South Korean and
Japanese presence in the area.Taken together, the actions by China are
considered “desensitizing activities” meant to lull the U.S. and its
allies into watching but not reacting until it is too late, said a
military expert.
The Chinese Balloon Was Shot Down By the U.S.
Military. Here's How It Went Down-W.J. Hennigan-Sat, February 4, 2023 at
3:48 p.m.
A U.S. fighter jet shot down a suspected Chinese spy
blimp above the Atlantic Ocean off the South Carolina coast Saturday,
ending a three-day spectacle that dominated headlines and created an
international incident.The operation took place at the direction of
President Joe Biden in U.S. airspace as the balloon drifted over the
water. Senior defense officials said the balloon was successfully downed
by a single missile at 2:39 p.m. “I told them to shoot it down,” Biden
told reporters, during a travel stop in Hagerstown, Md. on the way to
Camp David.Downing the large, slow-moving balloon over the ocean reduced
the risk of falling debris causing damage or casualties, a concern that
military commanders had earlier in the week as it drifted eastward
across the country. Biden said he gave the U.S. military authority to
take down the alleged surveillance balloon on Wednesday with orders to
shoot it once there was no longer a fear of endangering Americans on the
ground.“Our number one concern was how can we take this down, while not
creating undue risk to people or property,” a senior defense official
told reporters.China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement
late Saturday condemning the strike. “The U.S. use of force is a clear
overreaction and a serious violation of international practice,” the
statement said. “China will resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights
and interests of the company concerned, and reserves the right to make
further responses if necessary.”The Federal Aviation Administration
restricted airspace Saturday afternoon over three cities in North and
South Carolina as military assets moved into position. The balloon was
flying at roughly 60,000 feet, an altitude about twice that of normal
civilian air traffic. In the aftermath of the unmanned balloon being
shot down, U.S. officials say, the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard have sent
multiple ships to retrieve the wreckage to obtain insights into its
surveillance payload—what’s described as a basket of equipment under the
craft.The debris is scattered across a seven-mile area in the Atlantic
at depths of around 47 feet, officials said. The exact duration of the
recovery mission is unknown at this time, officials said, but it’s
expected to take days rather than weeks or months. “We’ll make sure that
we’re working closely with the FBI on that chain of custody,” the
official said.The Pentagon hasn’t revealed what type of spy technology
is on the Chinese balloon, only that the “large payload” doesn’t give
China any additional surveillance capabilities beyond what it already
can collect through spy satellites currently orbiting the Earth.The
balloon has never posed a risk to Americans’ safety, but it did linger
over sensitive sites, a fact that defense officials say gave them new
insights into the balloon’s true mission. “We have learned technical
things about this balloon and its surveillance capabilities,” the
official said. “And I suspect if we are successful in recovering aspects
of the debris, we will learn even more.”The Chinese government
confirmed that the massive balloon was theirs on Friday, while insisting
it was merely a “civilian airship” used for weather research that
accidentally wafted into U.S. airspace. The Pentagon has refuted this
benign portrayal, saying the aircraft was just the latest in a string of
Chinese balloons that have traversed over the U.S. and other countries
collecting aerial intelligence.The U.S. military tracked the balloon’s
flightpath above the Aleutian Islands and Alaska last Saturday, then
through Canada on Monday, and ultimately into the United States over
Idaho on Tuesday, officials said. Biden asked the Pentagon to come up
with options regarding the balloon and the military considered shooting
it down Wednesday as it traveled over Montana. The state is home to
Malmstrom Air Force Base, one of three bases that hosts nuclear-tipped
intercontinental ballistic missile fields. In the end, military
commanders recommended not to attempt a shoot-down out of fears that
such an act could create falling debris endangering people on the
ground.Biden gave the military the greenlight to down it as soon as it
was safe. News of the balloon’s presence over the U.S. came late
Thursday when the Pentagon said it was monitoring it while denouncing
the Chinese government for illegally penetrating American airspace. On
Friday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken canceled a trip to Beijing
hours before he was set to depart, underscoring how seriously the White
House views the incident. Blinken would’ve been the highest-ranking
Biden Administration official to visit China and the first U.S.
secretary of state to travel to Beijing in six years.Meanwhile, the
balloon continued to leisurely transit over the central U.S., causing
Midwesterners to crane their necks in the hopes of catching a glimpse of
the immense white aircraft as it flew overhead. Republicans in Congress
took notice and called for it to be shot down. House Speaker Kevin
McCarthy demanded a briefing for the “Gang of Eight,” a colloquial term
for the Republican and Democrat Congressional leaders who are kept
informed on classified intelligence matters from the executive branch.On
Saturday, the balloon arrived on the East Coast and the U.S. military
had attack aircraft into position. The Air Force scrambled F-22 stealth
fighter jets from Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Hampton Va. along with
F-15 fighter jets from Barnes Air National Guard Base in Westfield,
Mass. In the afternoon, officials said, one of the F-22s soared to an
altitude of around 58,000 feet, firing an AIM-9X Sidewinder missile
toward the balloon floating less than 10,000 feet above it.The
supersonic, heat-seeking, air-to-air missile screeched over the
Atlantic, popping the balloon and sending it into the sea.Defense
Secretary Lloyd Austin said in a statement that the shoot-down was
lawful and proper, given the intrusion into American airspace “to
surveil strategic sites in the continental United States.” Austin said
all actions were taken in coordination with the Canadian government,
which helped monitor and track the balloon as it transited North
America. However, it remains unclear how much diplomatic damage has been
done over this incident and whether the military actions were necessary
or a show-of-force that will usher in a more contentious era.“I want to
complement our aviators who did it,” Biden said after it was over. “And
we’ll have more to report on this a little later.”—With reporting by
Anisha Kohli
