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Now, some stunning news from the China Reform Monitor, the respected Washington-based newsletter.

In its most recent edition, the Monitor reveals that China views the U.S. invasion of Iraq as a precursor to a coming military conflict between China and the U.S.

“The Iraqi war has convinced the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leadership that some form of confrontation with the U.S. could come earlier than expected,” the Monitor said, citing the report of Willy Wo-Lap Lam for CNN.com.

Already military experts are noting the Saddam’s regime is using assymetrical Warfare – or “unrestricted warfare” - against America that has been advocated by China.

Such Chinese warfare contends that there are no rules - and the killing of POWs, for example, is justified.

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The U.S. war with Iraq has exposed China’s “two faces” policy. On one face China continues to present itself as a “partner” of the U.S. for its trade and economic benefits.

But on the other face, China continues to assist terrorist nations, including Iraq, and continues to prepare for a military conflict with the U.S.

Already U.S. forces have come to face to face with Chinese military assistance to Iraq: Chinese built Silkworm and Seersucker cruise missiles have been fired at American troops.

China has also helped the Iraqi regime during the current bombardment, having built for Saddam’s Baghdad a redundant and hardened fiber optics telecommunications system, one that has allowed Saddam’s regime to maintain command and control during this war.

Moreover, China’s military strategy, known as “asymmetrical” warfare, has been revealed in the Chinese military manual “Unrestricted Warfare.”

This book – “Unrestricted Warfare” – has become the bible for the Iraqis' war plan against America.

After the Gulf War, Chinese military planners studied American successes and vulnerabilites, along with the U.S. military disaster in Somalia, and developed a plan using “unrestricted warfare” to defeat the U.S. and inflict as much damage on U.S. forces.

This once top secret military manual has been translated by the CIA and is exclusively available in print through NewsMax.

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In the preface to “Unrestricted Warfare,” the CIA translators make it crystal clear that China’s planners are preparing for a future military conflict, and are developing a strategy for weak powers to defeat the United States.

As American success in Iraq has grown, so has Chinese paranoia.

The Monitor cites the People's Daily commentator Huang Peizhao, who claims that U.S. moves in the Middle East "have served the goal of seeking world-wide domination."

The Monitor says that Chinese strategists think if the U.S. can score a relatively quick victory over Baghdad, it will soon turn to Asia.

Some Chinese officials may believe the U.S. will take on North Korea - still deemed China's "lips-and-teeth" ally - as early as this summer.

Until late last year, Beijing believed a confrontation with the U.S. could be delayed and China could concentrate almost exclusively on economic development. "Now, many cadres and think-tank members think Beijing should adopt a more pro-active if not aggressive policy to thwart U.S. aggression," said a Chinese source close to the diplomatic establishment.

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