By: Steven

Steven — Mon, 28 Aug 2023 05:06:43 +0000

All encompassing article, but it overlooks prison economics, which probably is a closer analogy of China’s economy than either Marxism or Capitalism.
Prison economics doesn’t depend on productivity or even allegiance to the state but blind obedience with the alternative being arbitrary punishment, including death.
Prisons don’t go bankrupt.
China could be compared to a prison, with everyone being a prisoner being under constant surveillance.

By: StarGladiator

StarGladiator — Sun, 27 Aug 2023 13:41:13 +0000

While this is an outstanding article and fully agree with what Mr. Gorrie has written, sometimes people tend to overlook, or be unaware, of underlying agendas!

During the 1300s and 1400s China had the greatest shipping fleet in known history and the greatest ship builders but the Ming Dynasty decided to end that!

In 1800 and some time after, China was the number one global economy, but the Qing Dynasty ended that. Democracy briefly flourished in the early 1900s, with several presidential elections thanks to the constructive actions of the Dowager Empress Cixi and the father of China’s democracy and founder of the Nationalist Party, Song Jiao–Ren.

Unfortunately, Mr. Song was assassinated in 1913 and the all–too–brief democracy unraveled! [Remarkably, the alleged assassin, an itinerant laborer named Wu, who had no idea who Song was, remained in police custody for the EXACT SAME AMOUNT OF TIME before he was mysteriously murdered as another alleged assassin would 50 years later in Dallas, when Lee Oswald was also murdered while in police custody —— amazing the number of alleged assassins who are killed while in police custody?!]

The forces arrayed against China’s budding democracy, Mao’s Red Army and the former assassin for the Green Gang, Chiang Kai–Shek and his corrupt rule, were mighty countermeasures which ended it, bolstered by the Japanese invasion, no doubt!

When Gordon Chang wrote his book in 2001, it is doubtful he could have foreseen that Bill Gates would hand over the Windows OS source code to the CCP in 2006, nor the expansion of the offshoring of jobs and production facilities to China from America, Europe and Japan! Nor the future existence of the Silk Road Finance Corporation, the financial arm of Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road Initiative, chaired by American banker John Thornton with fellow board members Harvard Prof. Oliver Hart and also the former money manager from the Vatican!

America and China appear to be on PARALLEL ECONOMIC TRACKS, with the same numbers of small business destruction, percentage–wise per capita, in both countries! Small business is the true INFRASTRUCTURE OF FREE ENTERPRISE; communism and corruption and super–capitalism (capitalism MINUS free enterprise) and corruption —— the merging of the two into Chimerica was the dream of the Rockefeller brothers, leading to a global state!

In the early 1970s David Rockefeller flew onboard Air Force One with his two minions, Richard Nixon and Kissinger, and formed a partnership between Chase Bank (today JPMorganChase) and the Bank of China!

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