Stealth War: How China Took Over While America's Elite Slept

Unveiling the Silent Threat: Protecting America from China's Infiltration

China expert Robert Spalding sheds light on the shocking success of China's covert actions, penetrating American institutions and compromising our national security.

While the media often focuses on Russia as the primary threat to America's national security, the true danger lies in the Far East. With distractions and disarray amongst those in power, China has relentlessly waged a six-front war on America's economy, military, diplomacy, technology, education, and infrastructure—and is emerging victorious. The startling victories achieved by China, though mostly unseen, are nearly irreversible.

In his gripping book, "Stealth War," retired Air Force Brigadier General Robert Spalding demystifies China's motives and clandestine assaults on the Western world. Chronicling the failures of our leaders in protecting our nation over the past decades, Spalding presents compelling evidence of China's ingenious tactics, including:

• Placing Confucius Institutes in American universities, serving as agents of monitoring and control over Chinese students while spreading communist narratives to unsuspecting American students.
• Tempting American experts with vast sums of money to create investment funds that funnel technology directly to China.
• Forging a thirty-year agreement with the United States, granting China access to peaceful nuclear technology and unearthing American nuclear expertise.

Spalding's concerns extend beyond the potential loss of America's global standing. The Chinese Communist Party holds a deep-seated disdain for the legal protections afforded to the American population and seeks to establish a world devoid of these fundamental rights.

Despite the extensive damage inflicted thus far, Spalding outlines actionable strategies for the United States and the free world to counter and triumph over China's stealth war. With vigilance and collective effort, it is still possible to safeguard our nation's interests and uphold the principles that define our society.