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Origins & Threat of China's Secret Space Program RISE OF THE RED DRAGON: ORIGINS & THREAT OF CHINA’S SECRET SPACE PROGRAM MICHAEL E. SALLA, PH.D. Hawaii, USA Also By DR. MICHAEL SALLA US Air Force Secret Space Program: Shifting Extraterrestrial Alliances and Space Force – Book Four of the Secret Space Programs Series – Antarctica’s Hidden History: Corporate Foundations of Secret Space Programs – Book Three of the Secret Space Programs Series – The U.S. Navy’s Secret Space Program & Nordic Extraterrestrial Alliance – Book Two of the Secret Space Programs Series – Insiders Reveal Secret Space Programs & Extraterrestrial Alliances – Book One of the Secret Space Programs Series – Kennedy’s Last Stand: Eisenhower, UFOs, MJ-12 & JFK’s Assassination Galactic Diplomacy Getting to Yes with ET Exposing U.S. Government Policies on Extraterrestrial Life Exopolitics: Political Implications of Extraterrestrial Life RISE OF THE RED DRAGON ORIGIN AND THREAT OF CHINA’S SECRET SPACE PROGRAM Copyright © 2020 by Michael E. Salla, Ph.D. All Rights Reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or translated into any language or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without written permission by the author. Exopolitics Consultants PO Box 478 Holualoa, HI 96725 USA Managing Editor: Angelika Whitecliff Cover Design: Rene McCann Author’s website: www.exopolitics.org Table of Contents Table of Figures Preface Chapter 1 - The Genius of Dr. Tsien Helps Ignite America’s Rocket Program Chapter 2 - Dr. Tsien, Operation LUSTY & the Secret Study of Nazi Flying Saucers Chapter 3 - Dr. Tsien Joins Scientific Advisory Board Investigations of UFO Crashes Chapter 4 - Disaster Strikes: Dr. Tsien’s Arrest & Deportation to China Chapter 5 - Tsien Lays Foundations for China’s Space Activities Chapter 6 - Ancient UFOs in China Chapter 7 - Modern UFO Sightings in China Chapter 8 – Tibet and Extraterrestrial Contact Chapter 9 - The Gobi Desert: Shambhala and Agartha Network Flying Saucers Chapter 10 - China’s Pyramids: Hidden Repositories of Ancient Technology Chapter 11 - Building China’s Conventional Space Program Chapter 12 – The Tide Turns in Tsien’s SSP Funding Struggle Chapter 13 - U.S. Makes a Tempting Strategic Offer: International SSP Emerges Chapter 14 - Tsien’s Secret Space Program Plan Converts to Top-level Priority for China Chapter 15 - China’s Secret Space Program Today Chapter 16 - China’s Space Weapons Chapter 17 - Rise of the Red Dragon Acknowledgements About the Author ENDNOTES Table of Figures Figure 1. Franklin D. Roosevelt Memo on Non-Terrestrial Science and Technology, February 22, 1944 Figure 2. Tsien's Name highlighted on Scientific Advisory Group list appearing in volume 1 of Toward New Horizons Figure 3. Source: US Army/Caltech Figure 4. FBI Teletype discussing Polish witness of German Flying Saucer Figure 5. Alleged Nazi SS Document show Flying Saucer production figures Figure 6. Document revealing W.O. Schumann was part of Operation Paperclip Figure 7. Official USAF document confirming Tsien Hsue-Shen’s SAB membership from 1946 to 1949. Figure 8. Official USAF document confirming Tsien Hsue-shen was a member of the SAB’s Aerospace Vehicles Panel from 1946 to 1949. Figure 9. Vannevar Bush and Jerome Hunsaker appear as founding members of MJ-12 Figure 10. Air Accident Report linking Theodore von Karman & Scientific Advisory Board to Crashed Flying Saucer Investigations Figure 11. Dr. Theodore Von Karman. First Chairman of Scientific Advisory Board (SAB). 1946 -1954. Source: USAF Figure 12. Tsien Hsue-shen interviewed about his rocket plane in The Miami News. December 1, 1949, p. 1. Figure 13. National newspapers covered Tsien's Arrest Figure 14. Matroyoshka Dolls Figure 15. Tsien Hsue-shen seated next to Mao Zedong in 1956. Figure 16. Photo of a Dropa Stone taken by Ernst Wegerer. Figure 17. Model of Airplane created out of straw. Figure 18. Photo of pyramid near Xian now believed to be the Maoling Mausoleum. Source: The Salem News, March 31, 1947. Figure 19. Satellite image of pyramids in Shaanxi Province, China Figure 20. Decatur Daily Review - Nov 7, 1964, p.1. Figure 21. China’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP): 1980 – 2020 Figure 22. Source: China Daily Figure 23. Source: PresidentialUFO.com Figure 24. CIA document confirming Tsien’s 1992 appointment to PLA Science and Technology Committee Figure 25. Cutaway of ARV showing 48 large capacitor stacks of eight plates each and oxygen cylinders. Copyright (March 1989): Mark McCandlish. All rights reserved. Figure 26. Photo taken of Flying Triangle near MacDill Air Force Base on 9/4/2017 Figure 27. Schematic of China’s Great White Shark Helicopter prototype Figure 28. Patent for HAUC Flying Triangle Craft Figure 29. Extract from Pais’ patent application Figure 30. Tic Tac UFO. Source: US Navy Figure 31. Bunker facility with underground tunnels linked to Dingxin Test and Training Base Figure 32. Directed Energy Weapon Facility. Source: Vinayak Bhat Preface The greatest victory is that which requires no battle. ― Sun Tzu, The Art of War O n November 20, 2019, newly retired US Air Force Lieutenant General Steven Kwast publicly declared that China is building a space navy with “battleships and destroyers” that could be used against U.S. military assets in space. Two years earlier, Dr. James Sheehy, the Chief Technology Officer for the Naval Aviation Enterprise, a major U.S. Navy research entity, starkly revealed that China has been developing hybrid air, sea, and spacecraft with advanced electromagnetic systems that will revolutionize the aerospace industry. Such developments would also make fossil fuel propelled craft obsolete. These announcements signal a clear and present danger. Senior Pentagon officials are openly warning us that China is well on the way to having the capacity to destroy the entire U.S. military and civilian satellite communications grid overnight. Even more concerning is China’s efforts to weaponize Artificial Intelligence (AI) in order to gain an asymmetric advantage over its greatest technological rival, the United States. National security analysts are asserting that China’s technological and economic development is so rapid that it is on the way to achieving its goal of global hegemony before its target date of 2049. This is the one hundred year anniversary of the communist party’s civil war victory and the end of a “century of humiliation” by Western powers according to the current historical view held by the Communist Party of China (CPC). Political analyst Dr. Graham Allison, founding Dean of Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government, cautions over “Thucydides Trap”, a classically volatile situation whereby the rising hegemon (China) is destined to clash with the ruling hegemon (USA) for global dominance for decades to come. Other prominent China political analysts such as Dr. Michael Pillsbury, author of The Hundred Year Marathon, and Brigadier General Robert Spalding, author of Stealth War , describe in great detail the military, economic, and technological power acquired by China in recent decades. They specifically warn that China is using stealth war strategies developed during its “Period of the Warring States” by the revered military genius Sun Tzu and other military strategists over two millennia ago. China aims to beguile western democracies into a false sense of complacency until it is ready to unleash a lightning bolt series of actions to displace the U.S. as the global hegemon without firing a shot. Pillsbury and Spalding’s collective assessments determine that China is unlikely to change its repressive political system, and instead, will export the advantages of a totalitarian system that increasingly uses advanced technologies and AI to control the lives of its citizens, and slowly extend out around the world. How did China progress from an industrial backwater struggling to feed its vast population to a technological and economic juggernaut, challenging U.S. supremacy on Earth and in space? For an answer, we must turn to the father of China’s “rocket-propelled” space program, Dr. Tsien Hsue-shen. Ironically, Dr. Tsien’s brilliant career began on American soil where he rose to prominence and played a founding role first in the launch of U.S. rocket science through the legendary Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). JPL would become one of the leading scientific institutions developing the rockets that powered the NASA space program. By 1950, due to his impressive scientific accomplishments at both JPL and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Dr. Tsien attained national celebrity status across America as a pioneering rocket scientist. Major newspapers regularly interviewed him for his ideas on modern rockets and jet-propelled supersonic aircraft that would one day transport civilians from one side of the country to the other in under an hour. What is not widely known, however, is that Tsien had also helped the US (Army) Air Force study supersonic saucer-shaped aerospace vehicles captured from Nazi Germany and retrieved from UFO crash sites in New Mexico dating from 1947. Not only did Tsien help U.S. scientists investigate the exotic propulsion systems of captured “flying saucer” craft, but he was also directly involved in the (Army) Air Force’s development of a decades-long plan for the reverse engineering of the captured supersonic vehicles for a future multifaceted secret space program. At the height of his national celebrity status and scientific influence, an unthinkable set of events took place. Tsien was declared a communist sympathizer by the FBI, deprived of all his security clearances, and deported back to China after a lengthy legal battle. A stunned Tsien was forced back to his homeland, and he took with him a treasure trove of America’s military and technological secrets. It is no small wonder that upon returning to China in 1955, Dr. Tsien single-handedly helped the People’s Liberation Army develop a rocket program that became the foundation for its fledgling nuclear ballistic missile and space program.
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