The United States, as the world’s sole superpower, is fully committed to maintaining the world’s economic, political and military order in a comprehensive manner. On the economic front, the most basic order is food and oil, while the political one is the international order interwoven by various international organizations, and the United States pays a huge price for maintaining the world order. China has benefited tremendously from the international order, and when the Chinese Communist Party got rich, it used the international order to expand its interests with foreign investments, suppressing countries that do not serve its interests, and then planning to take the place of the United States.
The Trump administration acted to gradually cut off the benefits of the order that the CCP could obtain. After the CCP caused a global pandemic, almost all of the CCP’s foreign investments could not be recovered, revealing the true state of indebtedness.
The 70 years of CCP rule in China have caused devastating damage to Chinese society and devastating damage to the land and natural environment. The combination of the two has resulted in China’s dependence on imports for 90% of its food.
The 90% dependence comes from three main components.
Direct imports: In terms of caloric value, China imports more than 40% of China’s total grain each year. since 2010, China’s total self-produced grain and annual bumper crop is all about falsified numbers and official credulity.
Various kinds of toxic food: including tainted milk powder, gutter oil, and stale grain food, have become an important part of China’s food. The proliferation of tainted food is paired with China’s sweatshop model. When the economic base of sweatshops collapsed, including the return of migrant workers to their hometowns, and people eating out and buying finished and semi-finished products plummeted, sales of toxic food plummeted.
Industrial agriculture: For 40 years, China’s silent push for industrial agriculture has dramatically increased food production. Currently, Chinese farmers rely on a variety of imported (genetically modified) seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, hormones, antibiotics, and irrigation equipment for planting and farming. In addition, agricultural products are stored and transported across regions and depend on industrialized systems in order to extend the shelf life of agricultural products and reduce their losses.
With the collapse of China’s sweatshop economic model and the loss of foreign exchange earnings, China will have no funds to purchase food, toxic food will lose its market, China’s industrial system will disintegrate, and industrial agriculture will be unsustainable.
After World War II, the United States led the establishment of a large number of international organizations, of which the United Nations was the leading organization. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, a large number of new organizations were established, represented by the WTO. In all organizations, the United States is the main moneymaker and order-keeper.
After joining these organizations, the Chinese Communist Party gained huge benefits. Moreover, China continues to expand in the organizations, gradually dominating them and gaining more benefits from breaking their rules.
Under the manipulation of the CCP, the U.S. status in various organizations, such as the WTO, the UN Security Council, the Human Rights Council, UNESCO, WHO, etc., has declined dramatically. When China violates WTO rules and the U.S. complains, most cases are ruled in favor of China. Even if the U.S. wins, it cannot enforce them. The situation is similar at the UN, where the Chinese Communist Party has increasing control. The global pandemic caused by Wuhan pneumonia fully reflects that the WHO is simply a tool of the Chinese Communist Party.
Since Trump took office, he has gradually reversed the international political order. Trump withdrew from the TPP agreement on his first day in office, but anyone who understands the TPP agreement knows that the agreement was a sell-out by the Obama administration that would have cost the U.S. more and completely lost its dominance.
Similarly, Trump withdrew from the Paris agreement on global climate, and the climate agreement is an even bigger sellout agreement that Obama signed without the approval of Congress and in violation of the law, which will destroy the U.S. economy even more deeply and allow the U.S. to be dismembered and divided by the globalized power elite. In addition, Obama’s announcement to give up U.S. control of the Internet is tantamount to giving up the most important asset built up with huge U.S. investment.
One by one, Trump operated to recover U.S. assets, stop being an ingrate, and re-establish U.S. dominance. The loss of the U.S. TPP, although co-signed by other countries, is as if it does not exist at all. After Trump withdrew from the Paris agreement, countries continue to meet, but after the disappearance of the U.S. gold master, no one is willing to pay the price, into a mutual blame and bickering meeting, and ended.
Trump passed the Sino-US trade war, essentially abandoning the WTO and rebuilding a world economic and trade model dominated by bilateral economic and trade relations. I have systematically discussed the process of Trump’s operation in “The Communist Party’s Demise is Imminent”, prompting the Chinese Communist Party to make mistakes first, and then the US to implement counter-attacks, leading the Chinese Communist Party to abandon the WTO and start a trade war against the US. From the legal point of view, it is China that breaks the WTO rules, and the U.S. will no longer have to pay attention to the WTO rules. When both China and the United States ignore the WTO, it is equivalent to the globalized economic rule system represented by the WTO being abandoned.
After the U.S. withdraws, international organizations will soon be unable to support luxury consumption due to a shortage of funds, and new sources of funds will be very limited or even non-existent, with internal conflicts of interest and contention intensifying, turning against each other, and finally disintegrating naturally.
The most important macro impact is that China’s trillion dollar investments in Asia, Africa and Latin America were wiped out when it lost the support of the United States and international organizations. When organizations lose their U.S. gold masters and find it difficult to sustain them, China loses its influence not only in the jurisdictions of specific organizations, but also on a macro level in the world. The continued withdrawal of the U.S. from various organizations has created a situation where the U.S., as one nation, is pitted against international organizations controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. Countries will not side with international organizations because of the seeming power of the CCP, but keep switching backwards to continue to defect to the US and follow it. As the confrontation between China and the U.S. escalates, most countries are defecting to the U.S.
China’s foreign debt-ridden Ponzi scheme is ready to be exposed. China’s nominal foreign exchange reserves are $3 trillion, with over $2 trillion in explicit foreign debt off the balance sheet, a significant portion of which is short- to medium-term foreign debt, while foreign investors have over $10 trillion in assets in China. When foreign capital withdraws from China and China is forced to pay its debts, the foreign reserve scam will be exposed at any time and the debt-ridden truth will be shown to the world.
The world’s apparent security and stability is maintained primarily by the U.S. military, which is more powerful than the rest of the world combined.
The Chinese Communist Party is well aware of the disparity between the strength of the Chinese military and that of the U.S. During the honeymoon period between the U.S. and China in the 1980s, the U.S. gave China some equipment and technology that allowed the Communist Party to witness modern military power. live television broadcasts of the 1991 Gulf War, including Tomahawk missiles and F-117s, shocked the Communist Party’s military hierarchy to the extreme.
When Trump took office, he confirmed the Chinese (CCP) threat theory, emphasizing that Obama almost destroyed the U.S. military, and then he increased military spending to the U.S. military on an even larger scale. Trump also massively increased military sales and forced NATO members to significantly increase military spending. Trump’s various actions have made the U.S. military stronger than ever.
The Chinese Communist Party has always viewed the United States as an enemy and knows that the United States is trying to make China’s transition peaceful. But the Chinese Communist Party will never give up power. After China’s economic development, it bought weapons from Russia on the one hand and stole and robbed U.S. technology on the other to support the CCP’s military upgrades.
In the course of the trade war between the US and China, the Chinese Communist Foreign Ministry nakedly threatened not to let China open Pandora’s Box, and the Americans took it on deaf ears. With the outbreak of the Great Plague and the world’s financial and economic meltdown, the U.S. then looked back at the CCP’s operations, the over-the-limit war, Pandora’s Box, China’s early scouring of the world for masks, China’s letting Wuhan pneumonia virus carriers fly around the world, the CCP asking the WHO to delay and conceal, and framing the U.S. military for spreading the virus …… a series of actions, the Trump administration and U.S. military thoroughly realized that China’s threat was beyond imagination and Trump was extremely angry.
The U.S. military changed its orientation and began to take an offensive stance against China. Before the Great Plague, the U.S. military took a restrained response to the Chinese Communist Party, whether it was expanding in the South China Sea or threatening to unify Taiwan with the military. After the outbreak of the Great Plague, the U.S. military responded with a tough stance, with frequent B-1B bomber sorties, indicating full coverage capability of eastern China. Multiple U.S. aircraft carriers gathered in the South China Sea to press the Chinese Communist Party in an offensive posture.
The strategy and tactics of the Trump administration have been very clear. The Imminent Demise of the CCP” systematically describes the Trump administration’s mode of operation to dismember the CCP, which mainly includes economic warfare, technological warfare, and political/military warfare. In the process of dismembering the CCP, the Trump administration focuses on economic and technological warfare, backed up by political/military warfare.
After the outbreak of the Great Plague, the CCP shirked its responsibility and also bit back at the U.S. military, leading Trump to be extraordinarily angry and escalate the dismemberment of the CCP to a full-scale strangulation led by political (cold) warfare.
The CCP system can hardly continue to be maintained, the consumption of the system is too huge, and the military and stability maintenance expenses must be increased and militarized. The only next step is to maintain the domestic economy with mega-money printing and further paper scrapping of the RMB, which will in turn drive the CCP to speed up its demise.
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