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Stealth War: How China Took Over While America's Elite Slept

by Robert Spalding, Seth Kaufman

Narrated by Ray Porter

4.36 ABR Score (3.6K ratings)
★ 4.07 Goodreads (1.7K) ★ 4.79 Audible (2.0K)
7h 4m Released 2019 Business

Why Listen?

Ray Porter's measured urgency makes this geopolitical wake-up call genuinely unsettling—he transforms dry intelligence into a thriller that'll rewire how you see American vulnerabilities.

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About This Audiobook

Retired Air Force Brigadier General Robert Spalding exposes what he argues is the most significant national security threat facing America today: China's systematic, multi-dimensional campaign to undermine Western institutions and values. Drawing from his military intelligence background and strategic expertise, Spalding reveals how Chinese operations have quietly infiltrated American universities, technology sectors, and government institutions over decades. He presents evidence of coordinated efforts spanning economic manipulation, technological espionage, diplomatic pressure, and cultural influence operations that have operated largely beneath public awareness while America's leadership remained focused elsewhere.

Ray Porter's authoritative narration brings gravitas and clarity to Spalding's detailed analysis, his measured delivery allowing listeners to absorb the complexity of geopolitical maneuvering without overwhelming them. Porter's steady pacing proves particularly effective during sections heavy with policy details and strategic concepts, making dense material accessible to general audiences. His professional tone matches the serious nature of Spalding's warnings while maintaining engagement throughout the seven-hour runtime. The audio format serves this contemporary analysis well, as Porter's clear articulation helps listeners follow intricate connections between seemingly disparate events and policy decisions across multiple decades.