《The Ten Commandments 》Reveal How the U.S. to Treat China

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The recently uncovered Ten Commandments are a clear illustration of how the CIA treats China. In the CIA's highly classified "Operations Manual," the section on dealing with China was first written in 1951, when the U.S. and China were inThe Ten Commandments are not exactly secret CIA intelligence activities against China. It has not ceased since the founding of the People's Republic of China, but it has been "a long time coming, but it is especially intense today.  serious confrontation, and has since been revised as relations between the U.S. and China have evolved, making a total of ten items, known internally by the code name “The Ten Commandments”
) L) B0 t6 \0 B' ~1 b1,Try to put temptation and corruption in the youth way,encouraging them do despise until against the ideological education they were afraid of ,especially the ruling Communist Party.Help them to create interest and opportunities on Sex,then encourage them to have sexual promiscuity .Make them become more vain and superficial, and destroy them  to the fight against the spirit of their hard work.
$ B) ~' X  [' j- N# ~5 t2,Do everything possible to propagate movies, books, television,radio,waves and latest religions .They  aspire to our food, clothing, shelter, transportation, entertainment and education, is half the success.
3, Draw attention of the youth away from the center of traditional government .Then let them concentrate on sports performance ,erotica,amusement, criminal films and so on , so as to to build religious .
4,Create things to open discussion in public .In this way, Plant seeds division subconsciously.Especially seek chances to divide split their nation and feelings in their ethnic minorities ,or make old and new wrongs among them,which strategy we can not be ignored at all.
7 @& I4 U: y& K' h' T% A" |5,Fabricate or spread false information to vilify their leadership.Our correspondent makes opportunities to interview them ,then organize them attack themselves in Chinese way.
6,Promote democracy in any circumstances. Seize the opportunity to launch a democratic movement,whether large or small, tangible or intangible. We must constantly demand democracy and human rights from them (government) no matter what the occasion or situation. Their people will believe that we are speaking the truth as long as we repeat the same words ，we'll take everyone we can catch, hold every territory we can get.
7 v* Q! e/ j; J$ P: F/ w* e0 Z' a7,Try to encourage their government to spend and borrow from us .Then we can ruin their credit, and make their currency depreciation and inflate. and inflate easily.Once they lose control of prices, they will collapse completely in the eyes of the people.
8,We should use our economic and technological advantages to attack their industries tangible and intangible. As long as their industry is unconsciously paralyzed, we can encourage social unrest. However, we must help and assist them superficially and lovingly, so that they (the government) will appear weak. A weak government will bring greater unrest
9,It is enough to destroy their traditional values to make use of all their resources, even raise their hands, speak and laugh. We will use everything to destroy their moral hearts. The key to destroying their self-esteem and self-confidence is to try to combat their hard-working spirit.
10,Transport all kinds of weapons secretly，then equip all their enemies or the future enemy.
5 [9 Z+ x  M5 c: cThe CIA's sinister intentions to westernize and divide China are revealed in the Ten Commandments.
( f- k" i/ x5 {+ z& IWhen the U.S. and the Soviet Union were fighting to the death, and intelligence activities against the Soviet Union involved the CIA's main efforts, such a program of covert intelligence activities against China was still in place, so what kind of program of action would the CIA have against China now that the U.S. has become increasingly obvious that China is a "competitor"?
According to a report of recommendations presented to the U.S. government in June 1999 by the RAND Corporation, a think tank with powerful influence on U.S. government policy-making: the U.S. strategy toward China should be in three steps.
! ]9 d, i3 j9 T* [The first step is to westernize and divide China so that China's ideology is westernized and thus loses the possibility of confrontation with the United States.
" `1 a7 }% l: O/ O' pThe second step is to impose full containment on China and create a strategic siege on China when the first step fails or is not very effective.
The third step is to fight a war with China at all costs when the first two moves fail, but of course the best form of combat is not direct U.S. participation in the war, but support for regions within China that seek independence or neighboring countries that have significant conflicts of interest with China.
The wind does not stop when the tree wants to be still. The CIA's covert intelligence activities against China have not stopped in the past, they have not stopped now, and they will continue in the future. As long as China follows its own path and becomes more and more powerful, it will be a lingering "problem" for the United States and will remain one of the key targets of the CIA's covert intelligence activities.