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This is a high risk investment and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong. I'm John Bachelor with my colleagues, Jim Finnell and Thaddeus McCotter, and we're examining a mystery, which is why China chose to fire

an extremely hostile missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads

into the first and second line of defense

of the Hawaiian Islands and the U.S. possessions in the Pacific,

the day before a NATO meeting in anchor a Turkey that is to

discuss arming and paying for Ukraine's pushback against Moscow, understanding that Moscow

regards this as an attack by NATO, and Moscow is an alliance with China. All these things can be real or they can be make-believe,

but when we come to nuclear weapons, you don't want to be wrong. Jim, I want you to restate

the Chinese position on nuclear weapons. I believe that they boast of being a signatory of

no first strike. Is that correct?

That's right, John. China, the People's Republic of China has historically stated that they are a

non-first-use nation, and that's the policy that the Chinese Communist Party follows. Non-first use. We will not use nukes first.

Additionally, they've also said we will never use nuclear weapons against a non-nuclear state.

So both of those statements were challenged on Monday. First of all, you don't fire a submerged

launch ballistic missile, which is designed to be stealthy to allow you to have a first or a second strike capability.

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