The latest example of China's cyberwar against the USA, hacking into Gmail accounts of senior US officials, is a warning sign of much worse to come. Make no mistake, China wants to dethrone the United States from its dominant position in the world, and sees our dependence on the internet as a major vulnerability.  Investor's Business Daily is a lonely voice warning about our complacency about the "blue army" of cyber-warriors China is deploying:   China has made two other known attacks on Google since 2009, one so serious the company pulled its search engine out of China. It's gotten particularly aggressive against Google's Gmail service in the wake of Tunisia's Jasmine Revolution that triggered turmoil in the Arab world. (snip) Remember the great Northeast Blackout of 2003, which originated in Cleveland? The second-biggest power outage in history, which affected 50 million people in the U.S. and Canada, was originally blamed on trees over power lines. But it wasn't the...(Read Full Post)