America vs China: Struggle for Dominance

I remember when I was in my teen years when I was first becoming concerned about national deficits. I had heard that my nation of Canada was starting to run up deficits year after year. It was becoming an annual routine for the Trudeau government to run deficits. I had heard that for each citizen (babies included) we each owed over $35,000. For me as a kid, that was a lot of money; and I hadn't even gotten my first job yet! I thought: "What in the world was this government doing to us kids by putting us into debt?!" It was my first taste of fiscal conservative thought.

As a capitalist nation of individuals and corporations, America has failed miserably in its fiscal responsibility. The American governments--state and federal--have been over-spending money. Governments spend when it cannot afford it. It has lost control; as a result, it is no longer a secure nation. America has become like a credit card holder who has over charged on its limit and is now bankrupt.

As a result, the Fed is forced to print money in order to pay for things. Federal governments around the world are under the illusion that they can grow money on trees, and if you can't do that, then use money printing machines. 

This profligate printing of money has created inflation--year after year--over the past 60-70 years. National deficits have become a regular expectation of governments and administrations. If it doesn't run a deficit, something must be wrong. Keynesian economics has become an acceptable economic principle and dogma.

How did it all get to this stage? It was when Americans began favoring the granting of 'Most Favored Nation' status (MFN) to the Peoples Republic of China. Why? Shareholders of corporations saw an opportunity to make money hand-over-fist. Eyeballs enlarged upon seeing dollar signs from cheap Chinese labor. 

First, despite the Peoples' Republic of China's failure in upholding human rights, and second, its Maoist authoritarianism, America and the West decided to close one eye and roll the dice. It took a chance despite knowing full well that the PRC could not truly turn into a democratic republic or genuinely take on free market capitalism.

Yes, Deng Xaio Peng did open the country up to producing for America and the West. When this happened, even Chinese citizens were wondering if Deng was genuine. Many did not trust the Communist was being real. Looking back decades later, this created millions of jobs for the poor of China. People flocked to the cities for work. Gradually, China became the number one industrial nation of the world. 

It understood that using state-sponsored market capitalism and government-corporate partnership was the key to its economic success. However, China did not turn into a democratic republic. It did not become westernized in its human rights. Are Uyghurs in Xinjiang better off today? Do your research.

However, the middle-class knew that this was a compromise. In reality, compromise is not enough. Today, America and the West has been paying a very heavy price. It has suicided the stability of the middle-class and killed off millions of industrial jobs. This was the beginning of America's collapse.

America and the West have been hypocritical. On one hand it accepts the PRC's anti-democratic rhetoric and practices. On the other hand, it was antagonistic with Communism (Vietnam, North Korea). What was once seen as Leninist, Stalinist, Maoist and Marxist has become silently acceptable.

It attempted to enslave Maoist nations like China and used it to produce cheap goods. As a result, it created a top-tier competitor that has now becomes its main rival. 

In reality, China no longer cares about what America thinks. It knows that its hypocrisy is just a facade. It has accepted China's autocratic style of governance. Americans can say all it wants but it is benefiting from its essential enslavement of people to produce its cheap goods. 

Despite what American thinks or believes about what is not healthy for democratic and free nations, the cheap goods that China has been producing all these years have been a like cheap drug. The cheap addiction to cheap goods has given us a permanent high. 

Our materialistic masses are permanently addicted and China knows it. The people are permanently hooked to this cheap drug and will not let it go. There would be serious withdrawal symptoms.

Socially, America has also forfeited its position as a leader-nation in the world. Countless families have fallen apart. Husbands and wives, mothers and fathers have separated and gone their own ways. Instability is now the norm. Society is essentially broken. Children and young people are sexually confused. Men no longer know how to be men and leaders of the family. Radical feminism has turned women against motherhood. 

The population of white men and women are shrinking. If it weren't for new immigration, the United States would be rapidly shrinking. The USA is not alone. It has the EU by its side in this. Even some developed Asian nations are now shrinking fast, and families are falling apart.

Most American people do not believe inflation will ever be reigned in. Inflation has been increasing-- especially in the last year since Covid-19 pandemic and U.S. President Biden. Spending is hopelessly out of control. It cannot afford to pay for Covid expenses. As a result, western economies will worsen and hasten an economic collapse.

Like it or not, there will be a new world order. The next century will likely belong to China, then perhaps later, India. The cost of production of a basket of goods are still relatively low in comparison to Americans. There will be no way the United States will be able to compete with China.

China can only grow stronger--economically, socially, politically, industrially, and militarily. It is producing absolutely everything except for oil and food. China cannot make oil and cannot grow food. It does not have enough farm land or natural resources. Hence, it is continuing with its Belt and Road Initiative. It has no other choice.

China's growing worldwide influence is a result of its Belt and Road Initiative. It is making friends and gaining more political and political allies around the world. It is building infrastructures that some nations cannot build themselves.

China's military has been growing stronger year after year. It will eventually overtake the United States in the near future. China has built the strongest navy in the world. Its army and air force are not far behind. Its space program is nearly becoming a rival of NASA.

China's social influence worldwide is gaining ground. It still has no where else to go but up.

K.Anthony Sam

The Nostalgia of Made in USA

A new world order is on the horizon. When it arrives, it might not be an American one. Will the world be ready for a change-over? Not at this point--not yet anyway. Eventually it will have to accept a new world order.

I remember my father (now over 80 years old) talking about how America is as a country. Everyone accepted this as a self-evident fact. The "Made in USA" label had real substance behind it. Everyone wanted to own something that had the label Made in USA because everyone understood that American made stuff meant something.

Today, this label has essentially become rare and very nostalgic. I have a few items I own at home that are stamped Made in the USA. I have a few brand-new Everyday Carry (EDC) items (e.g., Leatherman knives, a flashlight, a watch). I had to think very hard to identify something I owned that was made in America. Most things I did have were probably made at least 40-60 years ago.

Today, America's industrial centre has changed. In fact, it has almost entirely disappeared completely. There are no longer factories in the beltway of the mid-west and east coast of the United States of America. People had enjoyed a standard of living and lived rather comfortable lives for many decades. Today, this has been slowly dissipating and disappearing. This is why politicians and Trump supporters are nostalgic and believe in the slogan: Make America Great Again. 

America has become "soft" and not as hard working, to put it nicely. To be more direct, a large portion of Americans have become "lazy." America's position as the number one economy is no longer the case. America has not been number one for years.

Most Americans still believe it is the best and most free country in the world. This is what the media says and it's what we like to tell ourselves. Reality is that the USA might no longer be the strongest, the freest, or the happiest people in the world. America is probably somewhere in the top one-third of western nations. Americans need to get out more often and see the world.

Americans are desperate for nostalgia. Conservatives like me and my 88 year-old father remembers the United States as the number one nation in the world. Americans were proud to be American. Americans, on the whole, as still proud to be American. The Star Spangled Banner is sung proudly with ball caps removed and hand on the heart.

In the last century, the United States of America was the economic driver and producer of the world. America had taken over the number one position from Great Britain at around 1850. Britain had taken over from Holland at around 1670. 

A new economic engine and military powerhouse will arise in the next 15-30 years. This new powerhouse will remain as such for the next 100 years. At around 2030, it has been predicted that China will overtake the United States as the world's largest economy.

There will be a new world order coming to the world and the elites are afraid of China taking over this position. The elites want to build up the American military industrial complex because the military and arms industry can more easily create a larger economy. Arms and national defense are the only things left that America can create on its own--possibly.

Facebook's suppression of Hunter Biden laptop story

Short of election fraud, tampering, and fake ballots, would Joe Biden have been elected as president in 2020 if this Biden laptop story had not been suppressed by Facebook/Meta?

(Robert Gouveia, Esq, describes the big tech collusion law suit: https://youtu.be/PH7z7feJT28 )

FBI Special Agent Elvis Chan was central in suppressing the story just months before the 2020 president election. Someone was behind this suppression. It is not inconceivable there are still more people (as was at Pre-Elon Twitter).

It's now public knowledge that the Hunter Biden laptop story was all true, and not disinformation (as Biden, the Democrats, liberal elitists, and left-wing media were claiming it to be). Mainstream media in America today is not unbiased and free; it is no different from Communist-run propaganda media.

They colluded with big tech to suppress this true story and it clearly contributed to the outcome of the 2020 Presidential election. How much did this suppression influence the outcome of the election?

Ariel Incident: Over 60 Primary school childrens' UFO sighting

 

Over 60 primary school students in Zimbabwe (in 1994) saw an Unidentified Flying Object land just past their athletic field.

   Who: 62 primary school students
   What: They experienced a close encounter of the third kind (CE3 both).
   When: 19 September 1994, 12:12pm
   Where: Ariel Primary School in Ruwa, Zimbabwe.

Many ran to where it landed. Some stood directly in front of the extra-terrestrial beings and saw them face to face. Some claimed the ETs communicated with them telepathically.

There is consistency in their stories. As eyewitnesses, they all saw these extra-terrestrial creatures--all at the same time, and at the same place. Some of their recollections were that their eyes were very large, limbs were small, height was small in stature. Their mouths were very small, like a slit.

Today, twenty years later, these now, grown adults, still attest to this experience as a reality in their lives. What they saw 20 years ago still affects them even till this day. Many of them now live in the USA, UK, Canada, and countries around the world. They are teachers, social workers, lawyers, artists, business owners, and many other occupations and professions. These 62 people are real people.

Dr. Kaiser Tarafdar, MD, gave the following points (here) that these were marks of authenticity:

"1). The uncanny consistency of the details of what was observed.

2). The genuine fear that affected so many children of different backgrounds who witnessed this.

3). The roles this incident played in the lives of many of the children which could never have gone that deep if the incident they witnessed had never happened! It continued to affect their adult lives over the decades…

4). The remarkable consistencies of the sketches, and the drawings that the children had made when asked to do so…

5). They apparently warned the children about damages done to the environment by people, and that humans faced more danger.

6). There were minor differences in the children’s accounts of the event that could be attributed to their different backgrounds which also meant that they had witnessed a real event that they agreed on in most of the details when interviewed independently of each other…

7). Children of different age groups gave nearly the same account of the incident, which suggest a single unique event.

8)… it was mostly the younger children who called it “Tokoloshe” a more immediately familiar ‘goblin-like’ character (with large head, large eyes, thin limbs, and short heights) to the younger children who would hear about it from their parents or grandparents in their earlier years…"

In the court of law, eyewitnesses are of utmost importance. Without eyewitnesses, a case would be less likely supported. Can one discredit the memories of these now adults who profess what they had seen together at the same place on the same day 20 years ago? I would think not. Especially if their stories were consistent.

Now, 20 years later, their testimony still holds water. If I were to wager, I would think they would hold even more influence in their testimony today than when they were 10–13 year old children.

As children, they had been dismissed by their teachers and perhaps even by their parents. Today, it has probably changed. If each of them were to testify of what they had seen 20 years ago, I personally think they would be believable and stand as credible witnesses.

As adults today, these eyewitnesses still have something to share with the world. The big issue rests not with them. The big issue rests with those who were not eyewitnesses. Do we dare take the risk to reconsider a new belief, and open ourselves up to the possibility that we might have to re-adjust our worldview.
—
Sources: The Phenomenon. Directed by James Fox, 2020.
Ariel Phenomenon. Directed by Randall Nickerson, 2022.