Club K Cruise Missile Shipping Container System | Russia Developed Them | Does China Have Them?

Found this...

I posted about those here years ago. How many ports does China own in the USA? Any idea how many weapons they have smuggled into the country in the last 50 years?

Enough to start a major war in the USA. Most of these weapons will go to Americans hell bent on killing whites and destroying the country

It's an interesting system, for sure.

Used to silently sit by, ready to use.

Very interesting.

Sounds like what that remote viewer saw



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Russia also had to reinstate their train launched nukes because the USA thought it would be a great idea to put missiles on Russia's western border and pull out of treaties in order to "get a better deal".

the real problem would be a couple of nukes mounted on a relatively short distance rocket detonated in our atmosphere about 300 miles up. that would be GAME OVER folks.

The last drone attack sequence is the scariest since it can be done relatively cheaply and it is so innocuous. Just going camping with the family 5 miles from what appears to be a compound down in Florida somewhere....hmmmm.

This link is from 2019...

China Building Long-Range Cruise Missile Launched From Ship Container

The missile will be deployed in launchers that appear from the outside to be standard international shipping containers used throughout the world for moving millions of tons of goods, often on the deck of large freighters.

The YJ-18C is China's version of the Club-K cruise missile built by Russia that also uses a launcher disguised as a shipping container. Israel also is working on a container-launched missile called the Lora.

Rick Fisher, a China military affairs expert, said he is not surprised China is copying the Russian Club container-launched missile.

Fisher said China also showcased a precision-guided multiple launch rockets concealed in a shipping container-launcher, similar to the Club-K concept during a military show in 2016.

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Much more in link. So the answer is, yes, they have them.

The California container shipping ports are backed up until at least sometime at the end of February. The container ships are moored in all available berths, including off shore, and many are doing circular holding patterns far off shore.

They claim it's due to Covid.

But connect the dots if they are now inspecting every container for illegally smuggled military items from China.

This explains everything unfortunately.

Thread: Numerous Large Ships off Long Beach, CA

Thread: RECORD BREAKING CONTAINER-SHIP PILEUP - California

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