In March of this year both China and the US had a confrontation of sorts between the A number of F-35 stealth fighters and the Chinese J-20’s. It’s not known how many aircraft were involved but it was what is called a professional exchange between the air groups. At least twice so far in March has this happened purportedly in one of them over the East China Sea. According to one US Air Force General the Chinese J-20 is nothing to lose sleep over, however there have been cost overruns, disappointments in performance, and upgrade problems with the F-35.

Who has more toys?

In terms of operational size the US far outweighs the rest of the world with a fleet of more than 600 stealth fighters, around 500 of the F-35’s and another 120 of the F-22 Raptors. Of the world’s 1000 stealth fighters the US has over 600 with China having only 120 capable stealth warplanes (J-20). Even the air force of Italy has an inventory of F-35’s at their disposal. Russia is number 11 in the world with their SU-27 with only a squadron of those. The Communist Chinese have not even rolled out their J-31 stealth fighter and have copied the US Spirit Stealth Bomber with a couple of prototypes while the US operates 120 such stealth bombers.

Global cat and mouse

All over the globe 24-7 there are air to air incidents that occur between Russia, the US, and China. Perhaps a TU-95 Russian bomber slips into Alaskan air space and is met with F-16 Falcons who escort the Russian bomber out. Perhaps an SU-27 stealth fighter is picked up over the Pyrenees between France and Spain, you can expect either a US Air Force intercept by an F-22 Raptor or perhaps a French owned F-35. These peaceful intercepts are for testing each other’s response time and procedures. Recently the Chinese intercepted a Canadian RAF cargo plane and came dangerously close to the aircraft. Canada protested China’s actions. They did the same thing to an American supply plane as well. If any nation’s air force were to provoke a hostile response it would be the Chinese. Their particular brand of hatred for the West due to the brain washing they receive is tantamount to their actions.

New dangerous regimes of weaponry

However, this is not World War II or the “Cold War” this is the new era of Hyper Missiles, nuclear warheads, and spy satellites. It seems the Mach 12 Hyper Glide Vehicle has been a grim game changer. Now a nuclear tipped HGV can reach a target before any conventional anti-missile system can respond. China has drained the US of all technology necessary for stealth, hyper glide capability, and all advanced air frames, in part, thanks to US “Woke” corporations greedily ready to capitalize on Chinese money. One might recall that China hacked the US federal personnel management agency in 2012 during the Obama regime while Russia hacked into the Defense Department.

Conclusion

What does the US have up its sleeve? According to Steven Greer, operational ARV’s (Alien Reproduction Vehicles), according to Philip J. Corso, the US Army has an anti-missile system that is basically a missile launched laser or particle beam capable of targeting several incoming missiles and knock all of them out of the air within minutes. The US has 6^th generation stealth aircraft in various stages of readiness. There is no doubt that at the very least Mutually Assured Destruction still rules the doctrine of modern world war engagement. There is no way out. The Russian Ukraine conflict only heats the rarefied atmosphere of wartime inclination. Former Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaffer predicted a year ago that at least one tactical nuke would likely be used if escalation did not stop. Battle lines have been drawn, allies have chosen their partners, and a world that has yet to see the horrors of modern warfare unleashed simply waits.