Australia is not part of the recent outbreak of the Chinese Communist virus in countries around the world
The new U.S. administration’s policy toward China has been the focus of interest from all walks of Life, including governments around the world. Biden‘s White House spokesman raised the concept of strategic patience, saying it will take Time to assess and redefine a whole set of strategies against the Chinese Communist Party, which includes cooperation with various countries.
What strategy the new U.S. administration may ultimately choose against the CCP regime is still unknown, and the cabinet members already in place have largely expressed their attitude toward the CCP as posing the greatest challenge to the United States. Next, according to the White House spokesman’s roadmap, the departments will need to work with bipartisan members of the House and Senate in Congress to develop relevant strategies after their assessments. In other words, U.S. politicians need to do another reflection and choice on how to perceive the Communist regime, how to treat it, and, arguably, whether to have it or not.
Whether Trump‘s decoupling policy can be continued is the focus of attention. On this point, the American community and many Americans actually face a choice, and the different views of more people will undoubtedly affect the formulation of government strategies to different degrees.
The same is true for countries around the world. While the U.S. allies in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region are watching the new U.S. administration, each country is also facing yet another serious choice, especially the G-7, the Five Eyes Alliance, the European Union and other countries.
These countries basically have mutually agreed ideologies, democratic and liberal institutions and universal values, which, according to normal logic, are incompatible with the Chinese Communist Party’s dictatorship, expansion and infiltration, and war-wolf diplomacy, and should have made the choice easily. However, in the face of the economic interests of so-called globalization, whether actively or passively, many countries have, to varying degrees, abandoned the ideas and values they should have followed and have been engaging and cooperating with the CCP regime, causing the CCP to continue to grow bigger and its ambition to dominate the world to expand rapidly.
After the CCP entered the WTO, at least for the past 20 years, although the CCP’s evil deeds are still constantly exposed, and some countries continue to reveal their dissatisfaction with the CCP’s various misdeeds, they have not really come forward to resist. There should be quite a few countries that see that the United States has not really come forward, and naturally do not have the courage to come forward first. Even when Trump launched the U.S.-China trade war, many countries were quite vocal about it.
The plague of 2020 changed everything, and the evil conspiracy of the Chinese Communist Party to conceal the Epidemic hit the world hard like never before, and many countries were forced to start rethinking, and some countries gradually pulled away from the Chinese Communist regime. The Trump Administration took the lead in fighting back against the CCP and disassociated itself from the CCP regime, waking up not only more Americans, but also more people around the world.
The change of government in the United States comes as the world is plunged into a new round of epidemic disasters. The new U.S. government is facing a choice of whether to take on the Chinese Communist regime or not, and countries around the world are facing the same choice.
Perhaps some countries still want to wait and see what the new U.S. government will choose; perhaps others will make their own choices independently in the face of harsh reality. The world has already changed dramatically in 2020, and I fear that the changes in 2021 will be even greater.
Few of the U.S. and Western allies should choose to return entirely to the old ways of dealing with the CCP. What each country is weighing is perhaps more a question of how to grasp the weight of confrontation and cooperation, in other words, whether to largely decouple or semi-decouple from the CCP regime.
Recently, there have been completely different voices in Europe around the CEIBS, one of which of course favors economic interests and tries to minimize the possible negative effects, and should fall under the view of semi-decoupling, i.e. confronting the CCP on one side and cooperating on the other, while the other believes that the agreement should be suspended immediately and should be closer to a basic decoupling from the CCP regime and less unprincipled cooperation.
Another example is Australia, where the Australian government has never backed down in the face of coercion from the Chinese Communist regime. It is interesting to note that Australia was not among the recent worsening of the epidemic, or that there is no sign of a new wave of epidemics in Australia at all. Brazil, Mexico and Indonesia, all in the southern hemisphere, are in the midst of this wave of epidemic extension.
The miracle of the epidemic in Australia, compared to the current epidemic in Europe and the United States, certainly seems unbelievable, but it is a resounding fact. Such simple facts should sober everyone up and make it clearer what the CCP virus is all about.
If the world respects such basic facts, the choice will be very simple. If they fail to see such a fact, and continue to be caught up in so-called economic considerations, or even in calculations of political interests, they will certainly be caught in a dilemma.
The choice of whether or not to have the Chinese Communist regime is actually a simple one, and both the United States and the rest of the world are actually faced with being chosen. Countries that can firmly abandon the CCP regime will be pushed to the forefront of the future world; countries that are hesitant and hesitant will face inevitable decline, no matter how powerful they were in the past; countries that are still mindlessly engaging with the CCP fear that they will no longer be able to control their own Destiny.
In 2021, what people may experience may not only be whether they can get rid of the ravages of the CCP virus, but also more unexpected things may happen if they fail to make the right choice.
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