China Communist Party wages war across every domain of modern life.
CCP is not China. China is not CCP.
China is a civilization thousands of years old. The Chinese people are not the enemy.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is a political organization. It is not China, just as the Khmer Rouge was not Cambodia, Nazism was not Germany, and Communist Party rule was not Russia.
A political party can hijack a nation. When it does, the party must be analyzed as a separate actor.
Modern war does not begin with invasion. It targets systems, not territory. It operates below military thresholds using law, markets, narratives, data, and technology to achieve strategic outcomes without formal declarations.
This is Total Domain Warfare. It is continuous, coordinated, and already underway.
Creating dependency through trade, subsidies, and supply-chain control. Then using it as leverage.
Exporting risk via opaque structures while shielding state-directed control and assets.
Narrative saturation, selective amplification, and confusion replacing clarity.
Wearing down morale through fear, inevitability messaging, and selective punishment.
Using courts, procedure, and retaliation to punish critics and exploit rule-bound systems.
Capturing elites and institutions so outcomes appear voluntary before decisions are made.
Below-threshold pressure and deniable actions that avoid escalation while advancing control.
Persistent access through software, hardware, standards, and platform dependence.
Blurring identity and history while conflating party power with civilization.
Programming attention and behavior via opaque models and automated decision systems.
Concealment, obstruction, and non-cooperation turning local risks into global crises.
Mass collection and profiling used to enable control without confrontation.
These methods do not strengthen China. They hollow out families, destroy independent enterprise, eliminate lawful alternatives, and trap citizens inside systems they cannot exit.
The party survives by extortion, tyranny, terror.
The United States is targeted because it anchors open markets, protects rule of law, enables free information, and offers refuge and alternatives.
Total Domain Warfare seeks to break these foundations without triggering conventional war.
China is a civilization. The Chinese people are not the enemy. A political party waging total domain warfare is.
Clarity beats outrage. Evidence beats rhetoric. Law beats chaos. Systems fail quietly unless defended deliberately.