We Have Two VERY GOOD Examples Hong Kong and Taiwan of what China looks like without the Chinese Communist Party – Unprecedented Challenge To Xi’s Zero Covid Policy – November 27, 2022,

 

 

There’s an old saying when it rains, it pours, and when I see Joe Biden as the President of the United States and Justin Trudeau as the Prime Minister of Canada for myself, I look at that as DOOM and DESTRUCTION, I want to point out that both men were DEMOCRATICALLY elected, and I’d argue both Trudeau and Biden are PREFECT representations of how far we’ve fallen in the West.

Now, what I like to imagine is what China looks like WITHOUT the Chinese Communist Party and what comes to mind is a combination of Hong Kong and Taiwan; almost every Asian country WITHOUT a dictator has a vibrant economy, obviously Asian countries aren’t perfect they have their problems, but they’re all very competitive, and without the Chinese Communist Party, China is an economic powerhouse.

It’s a powerhouse now, primarily because the Chinese Communist Party allowed free market zones, which is something not common amongst communists; socialism with Chinese Characteristics is what I’ve heard it being called, and even with that system, China is the second largest economy on the planet, so imagine what China looks like post the fall of the Chinese Communist Party?

I don’t want to get ahead of myself, but I’m excited for China if they can rid themselves of the Communist regime, the entire planet looks different; in fact, the entire fiat monetary system would likely be FORCED to change within a decade if the Chinese people no longer have to be victims of the regime. Transitions AWAY from Communism are never easy, but Asians are more efficient at it than Europeans.

Since a market economy and paper money are embedded in Chinese culture, I imagine the transition away from Communism will be swift the moment they can topple the commies. With that said, obviously, ending communism isn’t easy, and I’m merely projecting. It’s a certainty the CCP will respond, but one thing is for sure, and I’ve written about this in the past, citizens who don’t like their government will likely sabotage a war waged by their government.

If, as an example, the CCP ever waged war on Taiwan, they’d better win that war quickly because I imagine defectors in the Chinese military being ABUNDANT; most soldiers want something to fight for; well, I’m not sure how Chinese soldiers will react when their lives are on the line for a corrupt group of communists, who aren’t even popular with their own people. I’ve talked to people in Mainland China who have told me, most soldiers are only there for the money and will NOT risk their lives for the regime; in fact, many, in the event of war, want the U.S. to intervene so that they can defect.

From an economics perspective, if you hate Big Government in the West, a Chinese revolution is just what the doctor ordered; we are so dependent on the Chinese is not even funny, and supply chains breaking would make a lot of these politicians people trust look extremely incompetent and hopefully the SHORTAGES the Western world would experience if China had a civil war, would create a renaissance in the west, as we would actually have to find a way to start making things for ourselves again.

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Interesting times ahead!