Next piece of blog evidence:
Basically to sum it up, Mr. Chiu took bits of known specifications about the "Wind of the East" ASBM, once again, then cut out pieces of the data, analyzed it, added his opinion about it.
He then added the USA naval stuff comparing it for the rest of the public to know how
strong or capable it is, missile mechanics and flight patterns, detectability, and so on. Basically said it's like "Look, this thing can take out those new US carriers without even trying!"
If you want to see a crappy translated version of his text; the grammar isn't that great but its probably enough for you to get his points, here you go:
Translated version of [originated blog site]
Whomever in the US intelligence that translated this information went one too serious.. I'm not saying it shouldn't be heeded, but it's being made more of a fuss about just because they translated it incorrectly.
Now people are all getting the idea "China's evil! Destructive missiles! Oh, my!"
After digging around on this blog. Further evidence backs up my original statement about this author isn't meant to be taken
too seriously.
I have done the favor of translating his "blog" internet bio for you, here it is:
You can find the direct link to that profile here:
邱贞玮 我的资料 - 邱贞玮军政手写� - 环��客
Even some of the guests in his comments sections for both his blog and the article express some form of disinterest.. Yeah, a 28 year old guy sure can cause some damage.
I hope people may stand corrected establishing the information I have brought to you.
Isn't it interesting how such a development went straight past the noses of the US spy satellites and the such? We spend so much on such technology that puts us at superiority.