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Rick Wiles Interviews Gordon Thomas - "Seeds of Fire" - January 29, 2002

"Seeds of Fire: China and the Story Behind the Attack on America" by Gordon Thomas (2001) is a geopolitical intelligence exposé arguing that China was deeply complicit in supporting militant Islamist actors, including the Taliban and Osama bin Laden, as part of a long-term strategy to supplant the United States as a global power. Thomas asserts that China provided weapons, communications systems, missile-tracking, and air-defense technology to the Taliban in exchange for strategic cooperation. He links China’s intelligence operations with the theft of advanced U.S. software—particularly the PROMIS system—through espionage networks that included Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard. The book includes over 100 pages of previously unpublished documents, purportedly revealing internal U.S., Israeli, Chinese, and Russian intelligence linkages and motives. Thomas argues that China planned to deploy long-range missiles capable of targeting North America by the mid-21st century, and that post-9/11 developments corroborated his warnings drawn from classified CIA briefings. He also discusses the internal Washington struggle over Pollard’s release, describing powerful lobbying forces such as Alan Dershowitz versus CIA resistance. Gordon Thomas was a British investigative journalist known for his extensive reporting on espionage and intelligence operations. In the January 29, 2002 interview with Rick Wiles on TruNews, Thomas discusses these themes: China’s global strategy, espionage connections, the Pollard case, and their implications for U.S. national security.