China's goal in the South China Sea can be reduced with one word: control. That's why I know the latest "hoax" coming out of this highly-contested waterway isn't to be trusted. A new series of leaked satellite images suggest Beijing has removed its missile system from the Paracel Islands, despite the brewing tensions that are ongoing in Southeast Asia's navigable rimland.

JUNE 7, 2018

Warning: Satellite Images Confirm Beijing's Bluffing (Big Time)

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China's goal in the South China Sea can be reduced with one word: control. 

That's why I know the latest "hoax" coming out of this highly-contested waterway isn't to be trusted. 

A new series of leaked satellite images suggest Beijing has removed its missile system from the Paracel Islands, despite the brewing tensions that are ongoing in Southeast Asia's navigable rimland. 


ImageSat International Imaging of the contested Woody Island in the South China Sea.

Fact is, while China is not the only claimant militarizing the disputed region, no one else comes close to the ambition, scale, and speed of China's efforts.

China is undertaking a coordinated, long-term effort to assert its dominance in the region, including the building of artificial islands, civil and military infrastructure, and the deployment of military ships and aircraft to the region.

And this move is no different. 

Derek Grossman, a Rand defense analyst, said he was "highly skeptical that Beijing has completely and permanently removed (the missiles) from the region."

He went on to add that Beijing has "purposefully removed and stored the missiles out of sight for the time being to bolster its narrative of peaceful activity in the South China Sea. Then, when criticism dies down, it can easily redeploy these systems."

The systems in question are a new superweapon called "sha shou jian." 

In English, this means "The Assassins Mace," and its purpose is to annihilate U.S. Naval Forces in the Western Pacific.

In fact, this new superweapon is so deadly, it's capable of killing thousands of Americans in a sneak attack that would be bigger than 9/11 and Pearl Harbor combined. 

What makes this new superweapon so deadly is it can strike targets as far as 1,242 miles away at Mach 10.

That's the equivalent of firing a missile from New York City and hitting a target in Miami in less than 12 minutes.

The Chinese have already deployed DF-21D missiles to strategic military positions in Liaoning, Jiangxi, Yunnan, Fujian, and Qinghai...

All within striking distance of South Korea, Guam, Taiwan, Vietnam, the Philippines, and every U.S. base in the region.

So this isn't a "future" scenario.

It's a "now" emergency.

And that's what makes this "Checkmate Move" from the Pentagon so imperative. 

You see, I've uncovered rare footage of the Mach 7 Cannon that has enough power to obliterate the "carrier killer" missile.

Frankly, the physics involved is mind-boggling.

Instead of gunpowder, the Mach 7 Cannon works using electricity. On the order of 25 megawatts. All discharged in 10 milliseconds.

That's enough power to accelerate a round to Mach 7 in less time than it takes you to blink. 

I know that sounds crazy... but it's true.

And today, I'm here to show you how you can get in on the ground floor of the tiny defense contractor that is behind this revolutionary technology. 

Because as you saw, soon it could be too late. 

Just click here to arm yourself with this critical information now. 

Sincerely, 


Kent