共匪军官用类似方法，已经几次无理对我进行法律诉讼，向美国法庭起诉我8次，致使我两次被抓进监狱。每个案件都缠讼达半年，有的长达18个月之久，有些还在进行。迫使我请过6位律师，每个律师平均都要花费一万美元。而每个案件一旦进入最后审判时，这为共匪郭军官就撤诉，再重新进行新的起诉。
难道共匪就如此蠢笨吗？这种方式在美国能够打赢官司吗？能，因为共匪对美国的法律系统已经研究得烂透，他们至少是牵制了我时间，浪费我金钱。
自2009年开始，共匪居然在法庭门口，冲击警察局，被其母和另一朋友拦住，引来众多人围观。然后一次诬告我，是我要谋杀她。连警察的报警记录中都明确记载着“警官发现几个女人在争吵厮打，但最后那女人指控丈夫殴打她，和要谋杀她。”有众多警察都是现场目击者。共匪就能用这种方式不断地诬告诽谤，美国法庭就接受立案，然后就是不断地开庭，但重来不问被告事实发生经过。等到最终不得不开庭审理之时，共匪就撤诉了。现在这样撤诉的已经有三个案件，还有三个在不断地开庭。
由此可见张宏堡先生被两个女人反复纠缠诉讼，起诉他40多个家暴案，无理索要赔偿两千三百万美元。即便是张宏堡在所有这些案件中胜诉，最后还是被车祸死了。同样是这两个女人，又分别诱骗王炳章和彭明进入东南亚，然后被共匪绑架，判处无期徒刑。可这两个女人至今还是以著名民运人士的身份在美国坑蒙拐骗，伺机寻找下一个捕获目标。
这就是共匪的超限战。我终于明白，对付共匪的超限战的最好办法就是让共匪后院失火，让中南海自顾不暇。跟几个共军小毛贼斗法，实在是掉身份。我本不想折腾胡锦涛，但他的手下如此折腾我，那也就别怪我不客气了。
下面是共匪军官向法庭出示的我的犯罪记录：
下面是几个共匪在海外进行超限战的实际战例。
http://www.insider-magazine.com/unrestricted_warfare.htm
http://cryptome.org/cuw.htm
超限战节选
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unrestricted_Warfare
Unrestricted WarfareFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search
The cover to the original Simplified Chinese editionUnrestricted Warfare (超限战, literally "warfare beyond bounds") is a book on military strategy written in 1999 by two colonels in the People's Liberation Army, Qiao Liang (乔良) and Wang Xiangsui (王湘穗). Its primary concern is how a nation such as China can defeat a technologically superior opponent (such as the United States) through a variety of means. Rather than focusing on direct military confrontation, this book instead examines a variety of other means. Such means include using International Law (see Lawfare) and a variety of economic means to place one's opponent in a bad position and circumvent the need for direct military action.[1]
Contents [hide]
1 Source of text
2 Weaknesses of the United States
3 Alternative methods of attack
3.1 Lawfare
3.2 Economic warfare
3.3 Network warfare
3.4 Terrorism
4 Defence against unrestricted warfare
5 Implications
6 References
7 External links
[edit] Source of textThe English translation of the book was made available by the Foreign Broadcast Information Service on the internet in 1999. Reportedly, the United States Naval Academy wrote to the authors to ask for permission in using this book as their official textbook.[citation needed] The book was then published in English by a previously unknown Panamanian publisher, with the subtitle "China's Master Plan to Destroy America" and a picture of the burning World Trade Center on the cover. These additions were thought to be misinterpretations of the text, not intended by the original authors. A French translation was published in 2003.[2]
The text has been cited by the U.S. government, e.g. on a military website by James Perry[3] who states:
In February 1999, the PLA Literature and Arts Publishing House issued Unrestricted Warfare, a book written by two PLA air force political officers, Senior Col Qiao Liang and Senior Col Wang Xiangsui. The venue for publication and the laudatory reviews of the book in official publications suggested that Unrestricted Warfare enjoyed the support of some elements of the PLA leadership. The Western press quoted various sensational passages from the book and described it in terms that verged on hyperbole. The book was not a blueprint for a “dirty war” against the West but a call for innovative thinking on future warfare.
[edit] Weaknesses of the United StatesThe book argues that the primary weakness of the United States in military matters is that the US views revolution in military thought solely in terms of technology. The book further argues that to the US, military doctrine evolves because new technology allows new capabilities. As such, the book argues that the United States does not consider the wider picture of military strategy, which includes legal and economic factors. The book proceeds to argue that the United States is vulnerable to attack along these lines.[4]
[edit] Alternative methods of attackReducing one's opponent, the book notes, can be accomplished in a number of ways other than direct military confrontation. The book notes that these alternative methods "have the same and even greater destructive force than military warfare, and they have already produced serious threats different from the past and in many directions for...national security."
[edit] LawfareLawfare, or political action through transnational or non-governmental organisations can effect a policy change that would be impossible otherwise. Because of the international nature of the modern world and activism, it is much easier for nation-states to affect policy in other nation-states through a proxy.
[edit] Economic warfareOwing to the interconnected nature of global economics, nations can inflict grievous harm on the economies of other nations without taking any offensive action.
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