There's just one important country in the world that sits back, educates it's people properly, exports its products to every corner of the earth, and simply watches as most other 'world powers' rush around threatening each other, and occasionally throwing bombs.
Nothing exemplifies this better than watching all these track-side, black clothed, young men and their athletic robots. One of which even beat Usain Bolt's previous 100 meter record.
Whilst Russia, the USA, Iran, Israel, half of Africa, and various other Middle Eastern countries, continue to attack each other, CHINA simply sits back, observes, and slowly takes-over the world through sound economics, hard work, and an exemplary education system. Their President Xi Jinping is the epitome of a calm and thoughtful politician, who knows exactly what he's doing.
I recently bought a simple kit to change a Champagne bottle (Dom Perignon) into a lamp. Where was it made? In CHINA of course. It really is amazing how so much of what we buy now comes from CHINA; even the new lampshade was made in CHINA.
These marching robots are an analogy of CHINA'S relentless advance. Whilst other major countries concentrate their efforts on destruction, CHINA does the opposite and creates world-beating products, from the tiniest nuts-n-bolts, to all our solar and wind farm equipment. They take-over control of major foreign companies, they invest huge amounts in foreign infrastructure and technology, and they even seduce us with their cuisine.
I've not visited CHINA, nor do I have any intention of doing so, but I'm given the impression of a highly disciplined and productive country that sees itself running the whole world before too long.
In the UK the CHINESE already have a massive Embassy in London, but the Socialists have now approved an even bigger Mega-Embassy right in central London. One really has to ask the question; WHY; and WHAT will they be doing there?
I think we all know.
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The Chinese are, above all, ruthless. They don't bother with the niceties of woke western stupidity, they just get on with world domination. Where as once they were ruthless stealers of intellectual property, now they are able to develop their own technology. Where we pussyfoot around with 'fair play' , they just ruthlessly exploit our stupidity. That new London embassy is a prime example, just why Starmer and Khan were so utterly stupid as to allow the Chinese to get planning permission beggars belief. And essentially all Chinese high tech equipment has embedded spyware and potential remote control capabilities built-in by design, all part of that ruthless exploitation of our stupidity. Our embedding of Huawei kit at the core of the 5G networks is just one example of that - giving a hostile foreign power the keys to the future of our communications was unbelievably stupid.
They could shut us down at the click of a button, and it can only get worse. The Mega Embassy is a disgrace.
I have been to China in the past and never liked it. Very unfriendly and rude as a rule, quite unlike the Thais or Vietnamese. They are good engineers I grant you but their whole model is based on the govt steadily increasing living standards in exchange for which the populace accepts they have very few rights. If the economy stumbles then watch out.
I see there's a, BBC I think, documentary on the Chinese emergence as an economic superpower. It shows what it's doing around the world, in Africa and south America. Called 'The Chinese are Coming'. Sounds interesting
They almost OWN Africa.
They may not be likeable, but they know how to dominate the world economy.
I cab remember just after the war, probably abiut 1946 The' 'grown ups' were gathered for Christamas, 'setting the world to rights' The talk was about rgw chinese and how one day , they would run the world.,
Some chinese I find to be a bit rude and rough, others not.
Kathy
I have one Chinese/Hong Kong friend. He lives just a few houses away from me and is a very nice man. Otherwise my contact with them has always been through Take-away restaurants and chippies. Often they speak no English whatsoever.
I have been to China, many times.
The first time was as a tourist, one year after Tianamen
Later I went there for work - probably 8-10 times.
Once, when travelling home, I was apprehended at security Two guards who looked not a day over 18, in cheap looking ill fitting uniforms took me off to a room. One of them was making notes in a pink Miss Kitty notebook. I answered their questions and arrogantly thought “let’s get this over with, I was planning on having a drink in the Executive Lounge, before boarding the first 11 hour leg flight home”. Then they took my passport away….taught me a lesson
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