'I'm not sure that we really understand the degree to which China is strategically intent on replacing the United States as the most dominant culture in the world,' James Jones, a former U.S. national security advisor.
technology,"
he said at the Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum in Abu Dhabi on Sunday. "They're making astonishing progress to control every single citizen, whatever he or she does." "They're giving grades for citizenship, which will affect their jobs you're going to hold, the travel you can do and everything else," he added, seeming to refer to China's'Trojan horse effect'"They penetrate the economies, they buy up everything they can, pay off everybody they can...get a chokehold on the economy as much as they can and then make demands for the behavior of the government," he said.
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