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The People's Republic of China has drawn-up target strike maps for Japan!
Beijing is signaling that if Tokyo keeps escalating over Taiwan, it will treat Japan as a “hostile state” under Articles 53, 77, and 107 of the UN Charter.
The map outlines: • PLA missile flight paths into Japan • Targets across Honshu, Kyushu, and Hokkaido, many of them nuclear plants • Launch sites in China and the Korean Peninsula •
Submarine strike zones positioned around Japan If Japan resumes what Beijing sees as “militaristic policies” or deeper involvement in Taiwan, China is prepared to respond with force.
Hal Turner Personal Analysis
Geo-politically, this came out of nowhere.
The fact that China is not only preparing target maps, but openly revealing they intend to strike Japan NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, is unimaginable.
In March of 2011, a 9.0 earthquake caused a Tsunami which flooded the power plant,
When the Fukushima Daichi Nuclear Power Plant went into meltdown, and three reactors exploded, radiation from those plants drifted eastward toward the United States.
Five days later, the US West coast was being bathed in Fukushima radiation. Eight days after the explosions, the radiation from Japan reached all the way to Melbourne, Florida, USA. It was actually Melbourne that got the HIGHEST DOSAGE!
If China were to do as these maps suggest, we here in the USA would be adversely affected within a week by radiation. No portion of the Continental United States would be exempt from the radiation being blown by prevailing weather patterns.
Those of you who have the means, should think about buying yourselves a radiation detector. I personally own two:
CEM DT-9501 Radiation Scanner
and
Mazur Instruments PRM-9000
Having something like this would at least tell you when you HAD to remain indoors to avoid getting yourself sick - or dead -- by going outside.
CHINA DUMPS MORE U.S. TREASURIES
While this bellicose talk is coming out of CHina, real action is also being taken by that government.
China cut holdings of US government bonds to the lowest in 17 years.
China's US Treasury holdings fell to $689.3B in October 2025, the lowest since 2008, down from $700.5B in September, amid ongoing dollar diversification.
