Chinese warships could soon show up near Hawaii and Guam, according to China’s state-run newspaper Global Times. The newspaper said warships could be on their way following claims that the US Navy challenged international waters near Beijing.
Just imagine for a moment that you are the leader of a terror-nation like Iran or Communist China, what thoughts would be going through your head as you watch the incredible weakness and cowardice shown by the Joe Biden administration in places like Afghanistan? If you're the leader of Communist China, you're thinking now would be a great time to make a move.
"And the sixth angel poured out his vial upon the great river Euphrates; and the water thereof was dried up, that the way of the kings of the east might be prepared." Revelation 16:12 (KJB)
We showed you the other day how Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Mark Milley laid down before China in a secret meeting where he conspired against a sitting president of the United States. China knows that America right now has no resolve and no backbone, and will be more than happy to assist China's rise to the top. But truth be told, the entire Biden family has been in the bag for China for quite sometime. Even the far-left leading Politico reported on this back in 2019 before the bulk of the censorship began. So if you live in Hawaii, keep an sharp eye out for Chinese warships as you sit your delicious morning cup of Kona whole bean coffee. But sip fast, they'll be there before you know it.
Communist China state-run newspaper claims warships could ‘soon’ near Hawaii
FROM HAWAII NEWS NOW: The Global Times’ editor-in-chief, Hu Xijin, tweeted: “Hopefully when Chinese warships pass through the Caribbean Sea or show up near Hawaii and Guam one day, the US will uphold the same standard of freedom of navigation. That day will come soon.”
The US Navy responded to the tweet, saying they continue to uphold freedom of navigation and pointed out that Chinese spy ships have sailed freely near Hawaii in the past.
Meanwhile, the US Coast Guard recently released pictures of an operation near Alaska’s Aleutian Islands last month, in which crews encountered four Chinese warships operating in international waters roughly 60 miles off US soil.
“While the ships were within the US exclusive economic zone, they followed international laws and norms and at no point entered U.S. territorial waters,” officials said. READ MORE
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