China
China is in fact a paper tiger whose elite has sold its
country down the same river of oblivion as the elite of this nation. China
always has been a militarily weak nation. As displayed during the Tianamen
protests, its populace is a disarmed mob. China’s current military strategy,
while seeking grand visions of ruling half of the pacific; funded by black
money that it does not report to the international community, but in fact it is
merely seeking to make itself strong enough to survive the inevitable
debtor-creditor war which is certain to strike once the United States loses its
currency and China dumps its dollars. Mass economic dislocation will take place
on both sides of the Pacific and Neo-Fascist retrenchment will be seen on both
sides. There has been a sort of strange meeting in the middle; a borrowing of
corporate authoritarianism from China. There is in turn a borrowing of a bit of
so called freedom from the U.S. into China. What is emerging is a global
multinational consensus towards totalitarian capital. The rise of China owes itself entirely to the
blood-soaked currency which flows from China into K-Street and into Wall
Street. The biggest of the scandals involving this nation was the downright
traitorous transfers of technology by the Clinton administration enabling
Beijing to build its first ICBMs.
The rise of
China is not some grand history making axis as some have portrayed it, but it
is merely analogous to the rise of another western nation. That said, China is
setting goals and careening toward them. Their government is effective and
hungry. China, over a period of decades, devoured alive all North American
manufacturing and defecated its results to Wal-Mart. Investors have piled in
more dollars than it would've taken to make the necessary upgrades to industry
in the states many times over. Shipbuilding in China was allowed to rise funded
by the west. Roadways and rails link the country and allow the central
government to extend control over various ethnic groups. Abroad, both Venezula
and Iran benefit from China. Economic rights, while expanded have not
translated into political rights. India is threatened by China, who deploys
missiles in Tibet directly north of them. The Russian far-east is flooded with
immigrants from China.
Washington has allowed China to
rise.
Qui Bono?
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