By OBBM Network Editorial Staff

Derived from an episode of Securing America.

In an era where warfare is often equated with visible conflict, there’s a growing concern about an invisible battle waged by China against the United States. The stealth tactics employed by the Chinese government raise questions about the safety and future of the nation. How can a country defend itself against a war that many refuse to acknowledge?

Analyzing the Threat

Frank Gaffney, host of the Securing America series, delves into these pressing issues with his guests, discussing the potential dangers that arise from President Trump’s proposed visit to China. Gaffney provocatively compares this to Franklin Roosevelt hypothetically visiting Berlin during World War II, emphasizing the risks involved. The episode highlights a stark statistic shared by Colonel Grant Newsom: “Xi’s regime is, quote, at war with America, unquote, and has used fentanyl to kill 800,000 of us.” This staggering figure underscores the magnitude of the threat faced by the United States.

China’s Unrestricted Warfare

Dr. Karen Siegemund, a prominent voice on Chinese affairs and a member of the Committee on the Present Danger China, discusses the concept of unrestricted warfare. She explains how China uses non-traditional methods to weaken the United States, noting, “If you’re in a war and nobody will acknowledge it, can you still lose?” This form of warfare extends beyond military might, targeting various sectors within the U.S., which often go unnoticed by the general public.

The Educational Front

One of the most significant areas where China has exerted influence is within the American educational system. Dr. Siegemund, who holds a PhD in education, elaborates on how China’s investment in Confucius Institutes and similar programs is part of a broader strategy to sway the minds of young Americans. “It’s one of the more terrifying aspects,” Siegemund remarks, as these educational initiatives serve to indoctrinate students subtly, promoting ideologies that align with Chinese interests.

Implications for National Security

The infiltration of communistic ideals into U.S. institutions poses a threat not only to national security but also to the cultural identity of the nation. The long-term effects of this strategy could reshape American values and the willingness to defend them. As Gaffney and Siegemund discuss, the challenge lies in recognizing and addressing these threats before they become too entrenched in society.

A Call for Vigilance

The episode concludes with a call to action for Americans to remain vigilant and informed about the various ways China conducts its warfare. By understanding the scope and nature of these threats, citizens and policymakers alike can work toward safeguarding the nation’s future.

The full episode of Securing America is available on OBBM Network TV.