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RED LIGHTNING: How the West Lost World War III to China in 2025
How the West's politicians and military leaders will lose WW3 to China in 2025.
Since the end of the Cold War the majority of the populations of the West have lived with the assumption that World War III (WWIII) would and could never take place. However, what if an aggressive and expansive hegemonic challenger believed that the combination of the West’s collapse in collective moral fibre and resolve, coupled with the use of powerful and decisive new weapons deployed en masse, could make such a war winnable? RED LIGHTNING is the story of how the past ten years and the next five years comprise the road to war in 2025. It precisely details the moment that China mounts surprise attacks on the free world and how the People's Liberation Army Navy wins WWIII in only a few days, ending the rule of democracy globally.
Since the end of the Cold War the majority of the populations of the West have lived with the assumption that World War III (WWIII) would and could never take place. However, what if an aggressive and expansive hegemonic challenger believed that the combination of the West’s collapse in collective moral fibre and resolve, coupled with the use of powerful and decisive new weapons deployed en masse, could make such a war winnable? RED LIGHTNING is the story of how the past ten years and the next five years comprise the road to war in 2025. It precisely details the moment that China mounts surprise attacks on the free world and how the People's Liberation Army Navy wins WWIII in only a few days, ending the rule of democracy globally.
52 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 28, 2021
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December 17, 2022
interesting take on the possible outcome of geopolitics in the coming decades, but at some point it becomes hard to follow and boring due to excessive use of technical terms from the military industry
November 7, 2021
Excellent
Let’s hope it doesn’t happen, but I suspect the truth is mankind has not changed his spots and we have yet to outgrow war.
Let’s hope it doesn’t happen, but I suspect the truth is mankind has not changed his spots and we have yet to outgrow war.
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