What China’s Attack on the U.S. Would Look Like 🚨 | #Shorts

The rise of China is the most persistent and consequential challenge that will confront the United States for the next several decades.

[patriotastronomer]

A major issue that desperately needs to be addressed is the purchase of farmland near military bases here in the states, by the ccp. The land is being used as a way to spy on those bases

[rp]

Done, done, done and done. Thank you Joe Biden🇨🇳

[jameswatlkins]

Why are we letting China have a super computer, somebody stop it.

[lady]

Many million Americans are armed. Let them come try

[spiffymongo]

Little history lesson:
Japan invaded China in the 1930s.
Japan was terrified of invading America, because here in the USA, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.

[douglascooper]

And the CHICOMS' should Remember what Adm.Yamamoto said, "there's a Rifle behind Every Blade Of Grass".😉👍👍

[masterwudong]

I think I speak for ever American 🇺🇸… WE ARE NOT WORRIED… AT ALL 😂

[johnljacksonjr]

We will go for there Dams ! And go to Starbucks !

[benjimenfranklin]

Don't start it because you will not like how it ends .

[stephenmartin]

So now we know what the Chinese space program is all about

[shun]

WAKE UP DEMOCRATES
IT'S NOT RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA

[davidpiacenza]

that would be the last dream you ever have china.

[Brandon-lwwx]

This is getting more worrisome after today

[ycqejcw]

But they havent actually fought a war big difference fighting countries that are used to it

[angeldream]

They’re definitely already here and have started in my opinion but who can even blame them? Look at how the USA is rn

[SHADYTALK_]

They would never make it pass the navy that’s around each coast line. Not to mention the two giant mountain ranges that they would literally lose their mind in when the trees start singing 😂

[weidles]

You think we won't do the same to them?

[r.d.]

He acts like the U.S. and it's allies wouldn't attack them back. 😂

[jonasbarbury]

Hope chinese understand the difference between theoretical and realistic expectation of outcome

[lancelefler]

Lol. Dugh. It's called common sense dummie