This is CBSI and the world. I'm John Bachelor with my colleague and friend and co-host

Gordon Chang at Gordon G Chang. The South China Morning Post, which is a newspaper that used to be

under the control of independent agents, is no longer in Hong Kong. The reporting is of a Chinese military breakthrough, a team

led by Yang Kyi, a professor at the Beijing Institute of Technology School of Information and Electronics,

says according to this report that they have made a breakthrough in electromagnetic spectrum

monitoring equipment, quote, small in size, high in performance, and low in power

consumption.

Gordon and I welcome our colleague Rick Fisher of the International Assessment and Strategy

Center.

This is what Rick does.

Looks at announcements for military and dual-use technology and assesses where we are in the

progress of war fighting and intelligence gathering.

Rick, a very good evening to you.

The excitement about this is reported in India,

Times of India, on the basis of an SC.C.M.P. report. We can only guess what they're talking about. It's not quite

the Dakota ring that Captain Midnight sent to me when I was seven years old and watching him on television, but it sounds

just as magical. What is it, Rick? Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. The South China Morning Post is doing its job of hyping Chinese military achievements.

You could pick up this. Chinese military achievements.

You could pick up this newspaper any given week

and find a number of such articles.

This is their specialty. And in this case, although the word is not mentioned once in the South

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