China Overthrowing Dollar. BEYOND Debating!

How Will the CCP Go for the
Reserve Currency Status?

We are at the age of rewriting global hegemony. In America, within the right, there are several mini-factions, comprised of pathetic losers, such as Tucker Qatarson and other "so-called" brave Americans, who want isolation.

They're so dumb it hurts my intelligence to even discuss their point of view, but they're popular, like Joe Rogan and other insanely superficial conspiracy theorists, but they do LOVE their country.

Their problem is that they take their cue from the 6M people that lived in the 13 colonies in 1776 and the United States is light years away from that era, which was followed by 150 years of constant wars on mainland America, to reach the size of the constitutional republic that it is today.

Isolationism is unrealistic.

Now that you know I don't give a second thought to these low-level thinkers, I also want to address that I can't stand what Americans call warmongers.

These are politicians, who want to send your sons and daughters to "fight just wars."

Bush was the epitome of that stupidity.

I don't ascribe to that either.

What is forming in the world today is basically a competition between societies that cherish the individual, where the government is elected to ensure that liberty and free enterprise are preserved and authoritarian ones, where the government dictates what is allowed and what isn't and directs the path forward, as a nation, many times with no regard to what the majority wants.

The United States is the leader of the first camp and the CCP, which consolidated power in China, is the leader of the second.

Courtesy: asiamediacentre.org.nz

When Mao Zedong, the Chinese ruler, in charge of the Great Leap Forward, the agricultural collectivization of land, which cost the lives of between 40 and 50 million Chinese in mass starvation died, the new ruler wanted a different future for the country.

His name was Deng Xiaoping and his first visit was to Singapore.

He came back thinking that his country needs that success with Chinese values.

When Xi Jinping came to power, he began to feel that the country was becoming too fractured and that tech mavericks, like Jack Ma, will soon take over.

He began to close things up, add massive surveillance, introduce the Social Credit Score and act like an authoritarian leader, at the head of a superpower.

But, just across the strait resides a beacon of liberty, freedom and success, a country of 25M people, who escaped Mainland China decades ago, are now THRIVING.

This is similar to what the U.S. had with Cuba, a communist regime right off the coast, but it's not the same, because Taiwan blocks China's maritime expansion, acts as a first-line-of-defense and makes the world's most valuable chips.

If the CCP succeeds in taking Taiwan over, it will immediately turn the South Pacific into proxies and instruct them to dump dollars and use the Yuan.

All of this could be just two years away. In my next publications, we'll discuss more of what the CCP is doing and what its weaknesses are.

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