54th article in a series: Assume you're the Chinese, you care to adhere to Chinese war doctrine and you are presented with two distinctly different warfare vectors: 1-Invade the U.S. from the outside-in and directly confront the U.S. military and the nation's standing militia of private firearms owners [or] 2-Infiltrate the U.S. on a long timeline invading from the inside-out and compromising all of the right people in all of the right places to get one half of the U.S. population fighting the standing militia of private firearms owners while dragging the U.S. into a multiple-front hot war on two fronts: Russia/Ukraine and China/Taiwan/South China Sea. Which would you choose?