CHINA UNVEILS QUANTUM RADAR THAT COULD MAKE U.S. STEALTH JETS USELESS

In a stark revelation that underscores the perils of unchecked Chinese espionage, a recent X post by Mario Nawfal highlighted China’s unveiling of a quantum radar capable of rendering U.S. stealth fighters like the F-22 obsolete. The announcement, sourced from Spanish outlet La Razón but echoing alarms from conservative analysts, signals Beijing’s mass production of miniaturized, energy-efficient devices that detect even the most advanced American jets. This isn’t innovation—it’s the culmination of decades of intellectual property theft from the United States, propelling China to military parity and making any defense of Taiwan an insurmountable challenge when Xi Jinping inevitably moves to conquer the island. Conservative experts have long warned that China’s military buildup is rooted in pilfered American secrets. The Chengdu J-20 stealth fighter, often dubbed a “knockoff” of the F-22 Raptor, exemplifies this brazen strategy. According to defense officials, Beijing leveraged stolen U.S. technology to develop its signature stealth aircraft, hacking into Department of Defense systems and extracting blueprints.

Fox News reports detail how China accessed sensitive data on the F-22 and F-35 programs, with breaches numbering in the tens of thousands. One notorious case involved Su Bin, a Chinese national who conspired with hackers to steal F-22 and F-35 designs, funneling them to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). As a result, the J-20 entered service in 2017, boasting capabilities that mirror America’s fifth-generation fighters, including advanced avionics and stealth coatings—tech that China couldn’t have developed independently so quickly. This theft extends to hypersonic weapons, where China has surged ahead. Conservative outlets like the Daily Wire and Fox News highlight cases of Chinese nationals stealing missile defense blueprints, including space-based detection systems critical for intercepting hypersonics.

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China’s DF-17 hypersonic glide vehicle, tested in 2021 and capable of evading U.S. defenses, draws from American innovations like maneuverable reentry vehicles (MaRVs). General Mark Milley called China’s hypersonic test “very concerning,” likening it to a Sputnik moment, as Beijing’s systems orbit the globe and strike with precision that U.S. countermeasures struggle to match. Newsmax emphasizes how this “rob, replicate, and replace” tactic erodes America’s innovation edge, with stolen IP fueling weapons that now outpace U.S. development timelines. Drones represent another arena of pilfered parity. The Epoch Times reports on China’s use of reverse-engineered U.S. tech in its drone fleets, including microdrones like the Black Hornet, which spies on troop positions.

Companies like DJI, which dominate the global market, collect sensitive data on U.S. infrastructure, feeding it back to the CCP under national security laws. The Washington Examiner notes the Ukraine war’s acceleration of the drone arms race, where China’s mass production could overwhelm U.S. defenses in a Taiwan scenario. Heritage Foundation analyses warn that China’s maritime militia, augmented by drone swarms, bullies neighbors and prepares for invasion, using stolen tech to achieve numerical and qualitative superiority. The quantum radar breakthrough, as spotlighted in Nawfal’s post, epitomizes this theft-fueled ascent. Heritage reports detail China’s race for quantum supremacy, leveraging espionage to close gaps in radar and computing. By miniaturizing photon detectors, Beijing can now track stealth aircraft like the F-35, which conservative commentators argue renders U.S. air superiority obsolete.

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The Washington Examiner reveals China’s sixth-generation J-36 fighter, unveiled in late 2024, incorporates advanced quantum tech and stealth coatings—advances hastened by spies posing as students and scientists stealing from U.S. labs. This jet, with AI integration and drone control, positions China ahead of the U.S. Next Generation Air Dominance program, stalled by costs and bureaucratic inertia under the Biden administration. These advancements have propelled China to parity—or superiority—in key domains. Heritage’s Index of U.S. Military Strength rates the PLA as a growing peer, with 350+ warships surpassing the U.S. Navy’s fleet. China’s nuclear arsenal is exploding to 1,500 warheads by 2035, including hypersonic delivery systems that exploit stolen designs.

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Anti-satellite weapons, tested in 2007 and refined with pilfered tech, threaten U.S. space assets vital for operations. Breitbart and Fox underscore how these capabilities, built on U.S. IP, enable China to offset American advantages in the Western Pacific. The implications for Taiwan are catastrophic. With quantum radar neutralizing stealth, hypersonics bypassing defenses, and drone swarms overwhelming forces, defending the island becomes impossible. Heritage warns that China’s buildup targets a 2027 invasion, with mock blockades and missile salvos practicing a fait accompli. The Washington Examiner notes the J-36 could penetrate U.S. air defenses, targeting refueling aircraft and carriers hundreds of miles away, crippling intervention. Martyr Made, a conservative voice on X, argues U.S. naval defenses would falter against waves of Chinese missiles, including dummies to saturate systems.

Epoch Times details China’s amphibious assault preparations, bolstered by stolen tech, enabling rapid seizure before U.S. response. Conservatives blame weak policies under Democrats for this vulnerability. The DOJ’s termination of the China Initiative emboldened espionage, as Heritage notes. Biden’s administration diverted munitions to Ukraine, delaying Taiwan deliveries until 2029. In contrast, Trump’s tariffs and export controls aimed to curb theft, forcing TSMC to invest in U.S. production. Yet, as X user Chaos Coordinator points out, infiltrations like those in North Dakota highlight ongoing risks. Without urgent action—reinstating anti-espionage programs, boosting munitions production, and arming Taiwan—China’s stolen tech will seal the island’s fate. The U.S. must reclaim superiority, or risk losing the Indo-Pacific to communist aggression. China is holding almost all of the cards thanks to the Democrats and RINOS that have infested the United States government and the Deep State. Alll of whom have done all they can to enrich China on the global stage to challenge the United States in all ways. 

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