I disagree, we just do not see China as an enemy. Perhaps as a future adversary? But not an outcome we could possibly want, albeit, forced to prepare for.

A nuclear armed China can agree that the Pacific and Southeast Asia remain a nuclear free zone. (Grandma what big teeth you have.) And seek to divide old alliances.

And given success there, do as she has done, in Tibet and elsewhere. Assisted by the fifth column and speakers like the boot licking, pro-China author?
Alan B.

Then he woke up after having a mysterious but pleasant dream........

Remember that all of these articles, published under the real names of authors claiming to know everything, are merely their opinions.

What ttbn says.
Alan B.

Of course, the suspicion of China has nothing to do with its massive arms build-up, its predatory trade practises, its intellectual property theft, its wolf worrier aggressive diplomacy, its treatment of the Uighurs, its aggression to Taiwan, its partnership with Russia, etc.

China has made its bed and now must lie in it. No one trusts China anymore. Even the EU has recently come out to say that it needs to de-risk its engagement with China.

What SM says!
Alan B.