And on top of all this, they pour pee pee in your Coke.
The U.S. military painted China on Tuesday as posing a growing threat to the United States and others in space and cyberspace.
China is "aggressively" honing its ability to shoot down satellites along with other space and counter-space capabilities, said Army Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Horne of the U.S. Strategic Command.
Such know-how has big implications for Beijing's potential to curb access in the Taiwan Straits "and well beyond," he told the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, a congressionally created advisory group.
Horne, deputy head of the Strategic Command's joint component for space, said recent Chinese People's Liberation Army writings suggested China might target an enemy's spy satellites along with navigation and early-warning spacecraft "to blind and deafen."
Beijing deems the self-ruled island of 23 million people a breakaway province to be brought back to the fold, by force if necessary.
Horne said United States must "proactively protect our space capabilities."
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