Generational Dynamics World View

[Ragnarök_62]

(09-12-2019, 02:41 PM)John J. Xenakis Wrote: ** 12-Sep-2019 World View: The CCP Master Race

(09-11-2019, 10:27 AM)Ragnarök_62 Wrote: >   Yup, in the name of globalization, John.  I wouldn't say it was
>   "the US". Now if we explain why this happened , then the finger of
>   blame points to multinational corporations and their toadies in
>   all manner of places in the US government.

This is really silly, but it's not surprising that you would say that,
given your view that China and the United States are the same or, as
you put it, "two peas in a pod."

I've spent thousands of hours researching China's history, and how
over two millennia the culture has developed its belief that the
Chinese ("yellow race, black hair, brown eyes, yellow skin") are the
superior master race and why they're totally contemptuous of us and
our laws and our way of life because we're all barbarians.

So the reason that the CCP believe they can arrest and enslave a
million Uighurs, or violently attack Buddhists and Christians, or can
ignore their own signed agreements over Hong Kong, or can ignore
international law in the South China Sea, or can steal intellectual
property or cheat on trade is because they believe that they've been
granted by the Kingdom of Heaven the right to do anything they want to
the barbarians.  I can assure you that this has nothing to do with
multinational corporations or the toadies in the US government.

Just as a murderer might justify his actions by blaming the way his
parents raised him, the CCP justifies its illegal atrocities by
referring to the Opium Wars and the "Century of Humiliation"
and the "Unequal Treaties."  They ignore, for example, the massive
atrocities committed by Mao Zedong that brutally killed tens of
millions of Chinese in the horrific Great Leap Forward and
the disastrous Great Cultural Revolution.

If you'd like to understand what's really going on with China, rather
than ridiculous things like toadies in the US government, then read my
book:

"World View: War Between China and Japan: Why America Must Be
Prepared" (Generational Theory Book Series, Book 2) Paperback: 331
pages, over 200 source references, $13.99
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1732738637/

If you actually want to know what's going on, then this will tell
you.

1,  2 peas in a pod, yup pretty much.  Just think of it as assorted forms of multispectral warfare that's going on.
The US does regime change to steal stuff, the Chinese bait short term thinking multinationals with a big market in exchange for said multinationals giving away the store. The Chinese do things to assorted malcontents. The US does other things to its malcontents, like Assuange ,etc. The Chinese ignore inconvenient agreements just like us John. How about that ABM treaty, How about the Iran agreement?, how about even trade agreements?.

2. If the US government didn't have toadies, then why didn't the US do anything to stop the deinsdustrialzation that started way back in the 1970's? Perhaps the US should have looked into how the embargos may halve meant something like depletion is afoot that should have meant a change in energy policy about that?  The real response was to claim the Mideast and look where we are now?

3. Murderers Inc. I'm sure you're correct wrt Chinese crimes. I just accept the fact the US has also performed crimes , for us are claimed to be for some noble cause, but are just about the old game of theft nonetheless.  So here's list for some of our shennagins.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Sta...ime_change


4. Read your book.   Actually, the State Department should read this book. That way they know that tariffs are sort of OK, but you have to apply them to all imports, not just China. That's because Chinese companies can just build stuff in say Vietnam and export from there. The next thing the State Department needs to know that how money, which is now holed up in assorted tax havens is a national security threat.  Therefore they need to sanction places like Luxembourg,Cayman Islands, Panama, Isle of Man, etc. You have to sanction these things so you have some cards to play to force multinational companies to build stuff here. I also think the Department of Labor should read your book. That is because if the US wants to win, then the US will need a skilled workforce to know how to make stuff besides fast food, taxi service, and coffee. The Congress itself should read your book. That way, they'll know that if they don't pass single payer, then the US won't have a healthy enough population for a possible draft , let alone able to work hard enough.