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Hello and welcome back to the Americano show where we talk about power, politics and prejudices in American life.

Every week we will talk to at least one or two or possibly three or four American experts, international experts about American affairs.

And you can also catch us on Spectator TV on YouTube as often as you like.

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I'm delighted to be joined today by Harry Kazianis, who is president and editor-in-chief of National Security Journal.

And we're going to be talking about China's military might.

Because Harry, as I'm sure you've seen today, there has been this big military parade in Beijing,

in which we've seen all sorts of fearsome weapons

from nuclear ballistic missiles to laser weapons to even robot wolves.

And the natural reaction among all right-minded Western people when they see this is one of

slight alarm. And of course, this is exactly what Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin,

who's there and Kim Jong-un want the West to feel, is that there is an increasingly powerful

block of resistance, opposition to Western dominance on the world's stage. First of all,

how worried should Westerners be?

Hey, Freddy.

It's great to be with you.

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