Most of those who have had a chance to witness Chinese internationalist mega-projects, clearly understand that the West is near to collapsing; it will never be able to compete with tremendous enthusiasm and progressive spirit of the most populous country on earth, which on top of it, is built on socialist principles (with Chinese characteristics).
Writing this essay in rural Laos, I just saw, literally an entire army of Chinese engineers and workers in action, building huge bridges and tunnels, connecting one of the poorest countries in Asia, to both China and Southeast Asia, erecting hospitals and schools, small factories for the rural population, airports and hydro-electric powerplants or in brief: putting the great majority of Laotian people out of poverty by providing them with both livelihood and infrastructure.
China does precisely this all over the world, from the tiny South Pacific island nations to African countries, plundered for centuries by Western colonialism and imperialism. It helps Latin American nations that are in need, and while it does all that, it is also quickly growing into a middle class, ecologically and culturally responsible nation; a nation which is likely to eradicate all extreme misery very soon, most likely by the year 2020.
The West is horrified!
This could easily be the end of its global order, and it could all actually happen much earlier than expected.
And so, it antagonizes, provokes China, in all imaginable ways possible, from the US military buildup in Asia Pacific, to encouraging several Southeast Asian countries plus Japan to politically and even militarily irritate the PRC. Anti-Chinese propaganda in the West and its client states has lately been reaching a cacophonic crescendo. China is attacked, as I recently described in my essays, from literally all sides; attacked for being ‘too Communist’, or ‘for not being Communist enough’.
The West, it seems, despises all the economic practices of China, be it central planning, ‘capitalist means for socialist ends’, or the unwavering desire of the new Chinese leadership to improve the standard of living of its people, instead of enriching multi-national corporations at the expense of the common citizens of the PRC.
It looks like a trade war, but it actually is not: like the ‘West versus Russia’, the ‘West versus China’ is an ideological war.
China, together with Russia, is effectively de-colonizing part of the world which used to be at the mercy and disposal of the West and its companies (as well as the companies of such client-states of the West as Japan and South Korea).
However it is being labelled, de-colonization is clearly taking place, as many poor and previously vulnerable countries worldwide are now seeking protection from Beijing and Moscow.
But to ‘add insult to injury’, parallel to de-colonialization, there is also ‘de-dollarization’, that is inspiring more and more nations, particularly those that are victims of Western embargos, and the unjust, often murderous sanctions. Venezuela is the latest such example.
The most reliable and stable ‘alternative’ currency that is being adopted by dozens of countries, for international transactions, is the Chinese Yuan (RMB).
The prosperity of the entire world, or call it ‘global prosperity’, is clearly not what the West desires. As far as Washington and London are concerned, the ‘surrounding’, peripheric world is there predominantly,to supply raw materials (like Indonesia), cheap labor (like Mexico), and guarantee that there is an obedient, indoctrinated population which sees absolutely nothing wrong with the present arrangement of the world [. . .]
Source: US Trade War with China: Desperate Move to Save Western Empire
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“The prosperity of the entire world, or call it ‘global prosperity’, is clearly not what the West desires. As far as Washington and London are concerned, the ‘surrounding’, peripheric world is there predominantly,to supply raw materials (like Indonesia), cheap labor (like Mexico), and guarantee that there is an obedient, indoctrinated population which sees absolutely nothing wrong with the present arrangement of the world.”
Every single word is SO true, it ain’t even funny! And there is indeed, “an obedient, indoctrinated population” of brain dead American idiots who will do as they are told when they are told and how they are told to do whatever they are told to do. And they do it without question because millions haven’t a single thought for themselves in their empty heads. And what’s more, they never will. The rest of the world should just get on with the business of leaving these witless idiots to their own devices because they don’t even have sense enough to know that they don’t even have a future. They gladly embrace their distractions and they will never look up in time to see the tidal wave of shit that’s about to overtake them, but it will and it’s due any day now. And I cannot wait for that day! They’ll get a damn clue then, when it’s too damn late! But it will serve them right!
Great post!
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Sounds like you had a similar reaction as me to the post, Shelby. Since moving to New Zealand, I’ve come to realize that morals, ethics and concern for the welfare of others are genuine qualities in most places in the world – except in the US and its puppet dictatorships. The US is run on pure greed and theft and always has been. The predominant motivation of the white planters and merchants who started the Revolutionary War was to thwart British laws that outlawed slavery and stealing more land from the Indians. And subsequently they enshrined their legal right to perpetuate slavery and wage colonial wars against those weaker than themselves in their Constitution.
At the moment I’m afraid the tidal wave of shit you describe is the only thing that might save us.
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Reblogged this on shelbycourtland and commented:
“US Trade War with China: Desperate Move to Save Western Empire”
Save Empire? I most sincerely hope not! This shithole is going to rot! It is time for this western, diseased whore called, AmeriKKKa to die already! And I welcome when that occurs.
And I just had to post this comment from Dr. Bramhall because it is SO true, truer words have never been spoken, typed or written. So, read it and weep!
” I’ve come to realize that morals, ethics and concern for the welfare of others are genuine qualities in most places in the world – except in the US and its puppet dictatorships. The US is run on pure greed and theft and always has been. The predominant motivation of the white planters and merchants who started the Revolutionary War was to thwart British laws that outlawed slavery and stealing more land from the Indians. And subsequently they enshrined their legal right to perpetuate slavery and wage colonial wars against those weaker than themselves in their Constitution.
At the moment I’m afraid the tidal wave of shit you describe is the only thing that might save us. – Dr. Stuart Jeanne Bramhall
Her comment is in response to “As far as Washington and London are concerned, the ‘surrounding’, peripheric world is there predominantly, to supply raw materials (like Indonesia), cheap labor (like Mexico), and guarantee that there is an obedient, indoctrinated population which sees absolutely nothing wrong with the present arrangement of the world.”
Every single word is SO true, it ain’t even funny! And there is indeed, “an obedient, indoctrinated population” of brain dead American idiots who will do as they are told when they are told and how they are told to do whatever they are told to do. And they do it without question because millions haven’t a single thought for themselves in their empty heads. And what’s more, they never will. The rest of the world should just get on with the business of leaving these witless idiots to their own devices because they don’t even have sense enough to know that they don’t even have a future. They gladly embrace their distractions and they will never look up in time to see the tidal wave of shit that’s about to overtake them, but it will and it’s due any day now. And I cannot wait for that day! They’ll get a damn clue then, when it’s too damn late! But it will serve them right!
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Thanks for introducing me to Andre Vltchek. His article piqued my interest as I went on an expedition with the Guangcai group out of Shenzhen, China in 2005 to rural northern Laos and helped draft a letter to the prime minister regarding building a network of railroads. Vltchek is optimistic about China as providing goods and services to the world in hopes that nations can be self-sufficient, especially in the aftermath of Western imperialism. I cannot adopt such a positive attitude. The reason China was pushing railroad construction (at least on that particular expedition) was for exploitation of resources, silver namely. Nothing comes for free, and just because the US or Britain or France isn’t there to continue colonizing, it doesn’t mean the end of the Empire. Rome after Rome, now with China in its place. I’d really like to believe China is bringing people out of poverty and into the middle class (as Vltchek noted) out of good will, but let’s not ignore Tibet and Xinjiang and human rights (isn’t the social credit system alarming?) and be naïve. Plus, middle class = consumers, just saying.
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I agree totally, Gospel, about your views on China. The game is about powerful men competing for dominance and control. The men who control the Chinese Communist Party are no more interested in the welfare of ordinary Chinese than the men who control Wall Street.
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