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Chairman Mao: And the philosopher of your motherland, Hegel said–I don’t know whether it is the correct English translation–’freedom means the knowledge of necessity’.

Kissinger: Yes.

Chairman Mao: Do you pay attention or not to one of the subjects of Hegel’s philosophy, that is, the unity of opposites?

Kissinger: Very much. I was much influenced by Hegel in my philosophic thinking.

Chairman Mao: Both Hegel and Feuerbach, who came a little later after him. They were both great thinkers. And Marxism came partially from them. They were predecessors of Marx. If it were not for Hegel and Feuerbach, there would not be Marxism.

Kissinger: Yes. Marx reversed the tendency of Hegel, but he adopted the basic theory.

Chairman Mao: What kind of doctor are you? Are you a doctor of philosophy?

Kissinger: Yes (laughter). [3]   Beijing, November 12, 1973

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Defense

  • The new J-35A, above, took the F-35 as its design benchmark. It has two WS-19 engines (vs. the F-35’s one); a radar cross-section of 0.01 sq. m., (vs. F-35’s 0.1 sq. m.); its radar range is 200 km (vs. the F-35’s 160 km), and its PL-15 missiles’ 200 km. range beats the F-35’s AIM’s 160 km. It is for export, with no strings attached.

  • Above: 6th generation fighter Baidi, ‘White Emperor’ at Zhuhai.

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Most Chinese missiles outrange their American counterparts by 50%-100%, thanks to N15B, a high-energy, heterogeneous solid propellant of ammonium perchlorate (AP) and octahydro-1,3,5,7-tetranitro-1,3,5,7-tetrazocine (HMX) particles. Their warheads use CL-20, the world’s most energetic explosive. The US has mastered neither of these chemicals.

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