The way to stifle China’s growth is to inhibit the flow of their connectivity. In order to slow down Chinese expansion, we need to cripple their cyber-kinetic-political connectivity. Indirect polarization, in all forms, must be at the forefront of the agenda when conducting influence operations on all things China. James Scott
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The United States government would like to cripple the flow of connectivity between China and the rest of the world. They want to slow down Chinese expansion and its cyber-kinetic-political connectivity. By crippling the connectivity, they hope to allow themselves more time to develop countermeasures against China.

Source: Senior Fellow, Institute For Critical Infrastructure Technology

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