For 40 years, U.S. intel assumed China posed no threat

For 40 years, U.S. intel assumed China posed no threat
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For the better part of four decades, U.S. intelligence agencies failed to address the emerging threat from communist China and, now, the U.S. is “not prepared intellectually, ideologically, organizationally, nor militarily” to confront that threat, (Ret.) Navy Capt. James Fanell said in congressional testimony on June 26.
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