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Originally posted by 9olives: ↑

China has made the same mistake for the last 5000 years and keeps isolating itself, only to be repeatedly crushed from all sides due to its insistence of racial superiority, and its latest emergence as a world power will end no differently, although the planet may not survive another world war. China continues to stamp out religion by indoctrinating its citizens with a Darwinian ideology of survival of the fittest, creating a business culture of dog eat dog with no respect for international trade rules and exploitation of the WTO it joined in 2000, destroying global industries and tapping the world of its wealth to the tune of $1 trillion USD per year, $500 billion USD from USA, $350 billion from Europe and $150 billion from the rest of the planet.

The signing of 3 peace deals in the middle east brokered by Trump is a sign of the struggle that the world will face in the next 1-2 generations, and is no coincidence, the faithful are banding together, Judaism Islam and Christianity will join forces to protect their freedom from those that would claim to be their masters. This is the same mistake Germany made and Europe united against them, China wasnt even smart enough to enlist any of its neighbours its so arrogant of its superiority, they even reignited a grudge with India, every country bordering china hates them.

The world will have to choose between economically crushing China or allowing them to keep undermining democracy and siphoning off global wealth that will ultimately lead to war. The fact that Xi cant see this future is a testament to what a fool he is as a leader

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The foolishness, ignorance and arrogance of the West has made CCP great again
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