Trung cộng chuẩn bị đánh Đài Loan , Ấn Độ , Nhựt , Việt Nam và Trung Á ...

 

Theo tin từ trang Web East-Asia-Intel.com, March 8, 2005 thì có chỉ dấu là Trung cộng đang chuẩn bị đánh chiếm Đài Loan , tấn công Ấn Độ , Nhựt , Việt Nam và Trung Á ... bản tin dựa theỏcác phân tích của giới chức?quân sự? Hoa Kỳ .

Điểm nóng nhứt hiện nay là eo biển Đài Loan? hầu như đang có nguy cơ nổ lớn vì Quốc Hội Trung Quốc ?vừa thông qua Luật cấm ly khai như là lý cớ để đánh chiếm Đài Loan .

Để trả đuã lại , Tổng thống Đài Loan ông Chen Shuibian -Trần Thủy Biển công bố ngay các điều kiện để Đài Loan có thể thống nhứt với Hoa Lục là Trung Hoa Cộng Sản phảỉ có ?bầu cử dân chủ , phải chấp nhận chánh trị đa đảng , phi đảng -CS- hóa quân đội và phải cho phép người dân được tự do ngôn luận báo chí .

Đồng thời để có? thể thực hiện việc thống nhứt dễ dàng? lợi tức đầu người dân Hoa Lục phải tương đương với người dân Đài Loan điều nầy phải chờ từ 30 đến 100 nam .

Một phân tích gia chánh trị gốc Đài Loan ở Anh Quốc tuyên bố : Chế độ cộng sản tại Hoa Lục sẽ xụp đổ trong nay mai , nếu lâu nhứt thì cũng không quá 30 nam .

Chinás steppeđup exercises target Taiwan, India, Japan, Vietnam and Central Asia

East-Asia-Intel.com, March 8, 2005

Beijing's military forces have dramatically increased their training levels, including special preparations for an amphibious assault against Taiwan, a ỤS. government analysis of Chinese military training shows.
Recent military war games have focused on preparing for strikes on Taiwan, India, Japan, Vietnam and Central Asiạ The exercises have become more integrated among various services, longer in duration and involving more units than those held in the past decadẹ

ỤS. government analysts view the increased activities as an indication that China is preparing for a future military conflict.

The most dangerous flashpoint in the Pacific today is the Taiwan Strait, where China has stepped up tension by issuing a new law that ỤS. officials believe could be used as a pretext to take military action against Taiwan.

Taiwanese President Chen Shuibian said recently that for unification to take place with the Mainland, Beijing must hold democratic elections, allow multiparty politics, de-communize the military and allow freedom of speech.

He also said for Taiwan to rejoin the Mainland, the Chinese average income should be about equal to that in Taiwan, which could take between 30 and 100 years.

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VIỆT- NAM SA-GÀ - H5N1+SARS

VIỆT- NAM? nay đứng trước viễn tượng đại dịch cúm gà mang vi khuẩn H5N1 có khả năng biến dạng để lây nhiễm từ người sang người như dịch SARS trước đây đang làm cho cả thế giới và toàn thể nhân loại đang hướng về VN sẽ là cái nôi của nhân loại về đại dịch SA-GÀ -H5N1+SARS dự trù sẽ giết chết từ 1 đến 7 triệu người .

Đỉnh caỏ trí tuệ , Lương tâm của thời đại , Cái nôi củảnhân loạỉ ...các sáo ngữ nghe rất kêu nầy nhưng nay đã hoàn toàn rỗng tuếch? và thê thảm vì -sau 30 năm - thắng đế quốc Mỹ? ta sẽ xây dựng gấp 10 lần hơn - lời của ông hồ chí minh ?...nay như bùa hết linh rồi .

BBC News , 1 March, 2005 nêu lên ...Are we prepared for bird flủ , We have to make up our minds now before it arrives on our doorstep , Professor John Oxford, Queen Marýs Medical School, London

Bản tin của hãng AP đánh đi từ Hànội ngày Mar. 07, 2005 cho hay ...
 
A 26-year-old nurse who cared for a bird flu patient has contracted the deadly virus ...
 
Vietnam provides new numbers on avian flu cases, breaking information logjam Mar. 11, 2005



Provided by: Canadian Press

Written by: HELEN BRANSWELL

TORONTO (CP) - The Vietnamese government reported 10 human cases of avian influenza to the World Health Organization on Friday, breaking a five-week silence on the human toll the strain known as H5N1 has taken in that countrỵ

The cases are not new; they had been widely reported in media dispatches coming out of Vietnam in recent weeks.

But for reasons that remain unclear, Vietnamese officials had withheld the information from the WHỌ That has raised concerns that agency officials might learn of dangerous changes in the virus's transmission pattern - if such changes occur - too late to try to stop or slow the development of a flu pandemic that would be expected to kill millions around the globẹ

The head of the WHÓs influenza program said the agency believes the information flow problems are being resolved.

"We feel that the . . . logjam is now broken," Dr. Klaus Stohr said, noting there are two ađitional cases - a veterinarian and a nurse - for whom laboratory confirmation is still pending.

The newly reported cases bring the human case count since midĐecember to 24, with 13 fatalities. (Three of the 10 newly reported cases involved deaths.) WHÓs official tally since January 2004 is 69 cases and 46 deaths.

The latest report from Vietnam does not cover seven people who had fallen ill in January but who were initially ruled out as H5N1 cases. Retesting of samples from those people suggested they were infected by the virus.

"Wére still looking to get more details about these cases. But we expect to get those shortly too," said Dick Thompson, director of communications for the WHÓs communicable diseases branch.

While the WHO welcomed the new numbers, it is still waiting for crucial information about the cases from the Vietnamese Ministry of Health.

The agency needs to know what kind of field investigations are being done to determine the details surrounding each human case so that it can better assess what is going on with the virus and whether the risk of a pandemic arising has increased. Raw numbers aren't enough to go on, Stohr said.

"It's a question of seeing that the right things are being done," he explained.

"If a case is positive in a hospital, finẹ That's not the piece of information which will allow you to decide whether rapid intervention is necessary now or not.

"The piece of information is: Has somebody gone to the villagẻ Do you know whether the husband, the family members, the neighbour is still OK? Is there something cooking in the villagẻ"

Vietnam has not yet provided that level of detail, but Stohr said the WHO will persist.

"We will keep on insisting that a full spectrum of information is being shared."

The head of Canadás National Microbiology Laboratory agreed getting that information on a timely basis is critical.

"It could make a big difference in terms of the timeliness of alerting and ramping up of activities," Dr. Frank Plummer explained.

"The kinds of measures that we might need at points of entry and in hospitals. . . . The level of concern and alert would increase if there was (evidence of) significant and sustained human-to-human transmission."

The only way to learn that is to check the close contacts of those sick with H5N1. The goal is early identification of clusters of cases - people who may have been infected by the sick person, not by sick chickens. That could signify the virus has acquired the ability to spread easily among people - a development that would signal the start of a pandemic.

"It's like looking for mushrooms," Stohr said. "You won't find many mushrooms if you don't find the first onẹ So you have to look for the first one and then look if there are others nearbỵ"