Tag: China
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China: The language no one can cross
China trades with the world. It builds roads across continents. And it offers infrastructure deals and shipping ports. It signs deals with Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia, the Middle East. But it builds no real friendships. Even countries that benefit from Chinese trade speak cautiously. They do not trust its motives, they do not share…
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History of Chinese disregard of human rights
China’s ascent to global power dazzled the world. With record-breaking infrastructure, a booming tech sector, and diplomatic expansion, many praised the transformation. However, beneath the glowing statistics lies a grim truth. For decades—if not centuries—China has ignored, suppressed, and crushed human rights. The scale is enormous. The method is consistent. And the silence from the…
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Let’s do it the Chinese way. It cannot be more dangerous
China is rising—not just in GDP and infrastructure, but in influence. While America dithers and Europe stalls, China acts. To many, this looks like the future. Roads are built. Orders are obeyed. Pandemics are crushed. Political chaos is replaced by seamless authority. For some observers, this is not terrifying—it is inspiring. I wrote an article…
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Why is China so dangerous to the USA?
Despite the fact that Chinese president Xi Jinping has his hands tied in many political decisions due to pressure from various interest groups, he is the strongest leader since Mao who lost the chance to build up China just like Stalin did with the SSSR (meaning China would have been sole superpower). So why is…
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Human rights should belong to business
Human rights today are not sacred. They are not serious. They are not even real. Instead of law, they have become theater. Spoken in grand halls, ignored in cargo holds. Displayed on websites, erased in warehouses. While corporations expand, while regimes torture, while profits rise—rights remain stuck in press releases. This is no accident. It…
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Economic inequality and mental health
Economic inequality has grown worldwide, creating deep social and financial divisions. As the gap between the rich and poor continues to widen, economic opportunities shrink for many, and psychological well-being deteriorates. Mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and severe psychiatric disorders, have become more prevalent as a result. In countries with high inequality, mental health…
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Fighting for prison reform
Prisons exist to punish, deter, and rehabilitate. This balance shapes justice systems worldwide, yet many prisons fail in their purpose, focusing more on vengeance than on reform. Some conditions resemble medieval dungeons rather than modern correctional facilities. Societies demand justice, but cruelty in prisons does not reduce crime. Reform must address excessive punishment, introduce effective…
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If China ruled the world
Even my occasional readers know I am a fierce critic of the USA. And why the US? Because criticizing China or Russia won’t change anything, you will only get killed. I am not saying the US doesn’t kill people, see Donald Trump at his best: “There are a lot of killers. You think our country’s…
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It’s politics! China supports warmonger
Carl Von Clausewitz famously proclaimed: “War is merely an extension of diplomacy.” So it is no surprise that China supports a warmonger (Russia in this case and the Russo-Ukrainian war). I am certainly fully aware that the Russo-Ukrainian war is not a black-and-white issue. Brief deep context of the Russo-Ukrainian war If the West hadn’t…
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Want to have great universities? The super-rich must approve it
I raised awareness among my reader base. The US had really bad universities prior to WW2 and the best after WW2. And it was just because of the super-rich criminals ruling the country. In order to dominate the world, they needed scientific and technological supremacy, therefore economic, thus military supremacy. The unknowing would say they have government, therefore governmental culture which stems from voting culture. And…