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Anderson warns that without a significant shift in policy, Beijing will continue to make diplomatic and military gains at the expense of the United States, thereby increasing the risk of war.
Anderson criticizes China for meddling in U.S. elections, infiltrating national infrastructure, intimidating allies, and continuing its massive military buildup. He accuses China of advancing its interests and undermining America's credibility, with the Biden administration's subdued response only serving to embolden further aggression.
The author points to China's assertiveness in the South China Sea as a prime example. He reports that China has fortified its manmade islands, which are now heavily armed, and has repeatedly rammed, fired lasers, and shot water cannons at Filipino fishermen and coast guardsmen operating in Filipino waters. He also notes that China's warships and fighters have buzzed U.S. warships and aircraft well over 100 times in recent years, according to the Pentagon's latest report on China.
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Anderson also highlights China's relentless intimidation of Taiwan, with the People's Liberation Army conducting large-scale exercises that have become so routine that Taiwanese officials fear they could provide cover for an actual invasion.
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The author warns that China's aggression extends beyond the Indo-Pacific region, even posing a threat to Americans at home. He cites FBI Director Christopher Wray's warning that China has penetrated key national infrastructure, such as pipelines and electrical grids, with its cyber intrusions and is prepared to strike "low blows" against American citizens in the event of conflict.
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Anderson also accuses China of attempting to interfere in the 2024 U.S. presidential election by hacking into the phones of both presidential campaigns, including those of then-candidates Donald Trump and JD Vance. He criticizes the Biden administration for its lack of response to these disclosures, arguing that such passivity will only encourage further aggression and increase the likelihood of outright conflict with China.
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The author criticizes the Biden administration for focusing too much on "competition" with China, arguing that this metaphor is seriously misplaced. He asserts that China is a rule-breaker with no interest in playing fair, and instead seeks to reshape the international order in its image.
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Anderson dismisses the Biden administration's theory of "integrated deterrence," arguing that it is simply a repackaging of old ideas and has failed to deter China, as evidenced by its ongoing aggression.
The author calls for a more robust U.S. approach to restoring deterrence, including confronting China with targeted measures when necessary. He suggests imposing tariffs on China, increasing freedom of navigation exercises with U.S. warships in the South China Sea, and refusing to hold a summit with President Xi until China ceases its provocative exercises against Taiwan.
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Anderson also argues that the U.S. must prepare for outright conflict with China by providing the military with the necessary tools to defeat the People's Liberation Army quickly and decisively if conflict erupts. He calls for the formulation of strategies that target the Chinese Communist Party's ability to control not only its military forces, but also its own people.
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Finally, Anderson calls for increased defense spending to ensure that the U.S. has the resources necessary to confront China. He warns that weakness invites provocation and argues that outdated notions of deterrence and competition are insufficient to keep China in check. He concludes by asserting that military strength and political resolve are needed to reduce the risk of conflict and confront China.
