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Imagine if the United States treated China in the same way it does us?
What if American companies simply ignored Chinese copyrights and patents, and stole Chinese ideas, inventions, and intellectual property, as they pleased and with impunity?
What if the American government targeted Chinese industries by dumping competing American export products at below the cost of production—to bankrupt Chinese competitors and corner their markets?
What would the communist Chinese government do if a huge American spy balloon lazily traversed continental China—sending back to the United States photographic surveillance of Chinese military bases and installations?
How would China react to American stonewalling any explanation, much less refusing to apologize for such an American attack on Chinese sovereignty?
Envision a U.S. high-security virology lab in the Midwest, run by the Pentagon, allowing the escape of an engineered, gain-of-function deadly virus.
Instead of enlisting world cooperation to stop the spread of the virus, the American government would lie that it sprung up from a local bat or wild possum.
Washington would then make all its relevant military scientists disappear who were assigned to the lab, while ordering a complete media blackout.
America would forbid Chinese scientists from contacting their American counterparts involved in the lab, despite the deaths of more than 1 million Chinese from the American-manufactured disease.
And what if during the first days of the pandemic Washington had quietly prevented all foreign travel to the United States, while keeping open one-way direct flights from America to major Chinese cities?
How would Beijing respond if American biotech company warehouses were discovered in rural China with unsecured vials of deadly viruses and pathogens?
Would China be angered that it was never notified by an American company that it had left abandoned COVID and HIV viruses and malaria parasites in its facilities—along with rotting genetically engineered dead rats littering the floors with hundreds more lab animals abandoned in laboratory cages?
What would Chairman Xi Jinping have done if American-made fentanyl was shipped in massive quantities to nearby Tibet on the Chinese border? And what if it would be deliberately repackaged there as deceptive recreational drugs and smuggled into China, where it annually killed 100,000 Chinese youth, year after year?
What if 10,000 Americans this year illegally crossed the Indian border into China and disappeared into its interior?
What if an allied Asian nation—such as South Korea, Japan, or Taiwan—went nuclear. And what if, in North-Korean style, it serially blustered to send one of its nuclear missiles into the major cities of China?
What if almost monthly China discovered an American military operative teaching incognito at a major Chinese university or among the ranks of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army?
Would China object if an American femme fatale agent was sleeping with a high-ranking Chinese official of the Chinese communist politburo?
Or what if one of the chauffeurs of its top ranking Chinese officials was a nearly two-decade-long American agent?
What would be the Chinese reaction if there were 350,000 American students attending schools all over the Chinese nation, with perhaps 3,000–4,000 of them actively engaged in national security espionage on behalf of the United States?
These “what-ifs” could be expanded endlessly. But they reflect well enough the great asymmetry in the bizarre Chinese-American relationship.
Obviously, China would not tolerate America treating it as it does the Americans.
Why then does the imbalance continue?
Do naïve Americans believe that the more China is indulged, the more it will respond in kind to American magnanimity?
Does the United States believe that the more China is exposed to our supposedly radically democratic and free culture, the sooner it will become a good democratic citizen of the global community?
Are we afraid of China, because it has four times our population, and believes its economy and military will overtake ours in a decade?
Are we terrified that its Chinese government is completely amoral, utterly ruthless, and capable of anything?
Or are our political, cultural, and corporate elites so compromised by their lucrative Chinese investments and joint ventures, that they prioritize profits over their own country’s national security and self-interest?
And did the Biden family—including President Joe Biden himself—in the past receive millions of dollars from Chinese energy and investment interests?
Did Hunter Biden’s quid pro quo decade of grifting result in millions in Chinese money filling the Biden family coffers—all in exchange for the current Biden and past Obama administrations going soft on Chinese aggression?
No one seems able to explain the otherwise inexplicable.
But one way to get along with China, and to regain its respect is to deal with it exactly the way it deals with the United States.
Anything less, and America will continually be treated with even more Chinese contempt—and eventually extreme violence.
What China would do if America did all the things mentioned would be to question what they paid Joe Biden for. They could then ensure that Biden’s corruption, financial and electoral, was so exposed that it would be beyond covering up. Or they could physically target their Manchurian. It just might be more fanciful to imagine that the what-if-things could happen under Biden than that they could happen at all.
This has been going on for decades, not just under biden.
The Chinese seem to be infiltrating every single country in the world.
I read a book about a Chinese dissident’s escape from the tyranny and how he struggled to escape the country. But then I recall that the first Chinese restaurant I visited was in the 70’s. And there’s one in every single town in the world.
Have they all escaped or have they been planted by the communist regime to await further instructions?
Have they all escaped or have they been planted by the communist regime to await further instructions?”
The short answer is no. There are millions of economic migrants who come here for oppurtunities not available in their home countries. And also many do flee for freedom. Not just from China, but from all oppressive regimes in the world. Now some small minority certainly are spies.
All,
The elephant in the room: The traditional means of right the ship have long gone. This is why American political dissension will not be tolerated and criminality will be. Criminality, can be contained and controlled. But, runaway political dissension cannot. Criminality, is one very effective means of keeping political dissension in check.
In the case of the Ching Chongs, a huge number are spies and saboteurs.
Victor,
So, you’re saying we should be running their government, the same way they are running ours? Well, everyone would still lose.
What if China treated us the way we treat China, and surrounded us with military bases and armed Puerto Rico and sent warships into the Gulf of Mexico?
Surrounded with American military bases? Where? Be specific. The Gulf of Mexico is basically a dead end. Our comparable presence in Chinese waters? Comparing Taiwan to Puerto Rico is nonsense.
Victor,
One step more: It’s plausible that those who are supposed to be running their countries aren’t. Again, they are just following orders.
The answer to every one one of your questions. is yes.
The Chinese are supremacists who hold restraint and so called realpolitik in contempt. I used to live with them.
So long as we have appeasers and weaklings in charge, such as Beijing Biden’s handlers, we’re screwed.
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Yes, but that is they way it was structured by America’s “China Class” and China’s “America Class”!
To merge the two countries which are now incredibly interconnected, then dominate globally for the new totalitarian neofeudalist order!
That was the plan set forth in the 1950s, which in the late 1970s Rep. Larry McDonald and Gen. Singlaub warned of —— fortunately, JFK took the election in 1960, foiling the plans of the Rockefeller brothers, so they would have to wait for 1973 and David Rockefeller would accompany his minions, Kissinger and Nixon, in the Air Force One flights to China!
Chinese bribes have bought American politicians including the Bidens and only God knows how deep the treachery goes. I suspect most, if not all, of our ruling class has gotten rich from bribes to sell out our nation and turn it into what the CCP wants.
“What if the American government targeted Chinese industries by dumping competing American export products at below the cost of production—to bankrupt Chinese competitors and corner their markets?”
Now on this one, Victor Davis Hanson is wrong. Real world economics was never his strength.
Dumping below cost products on a nation only helps the people of the nation being “dumped on”. To the extent if it actually even happens as it is very expensive and wastefu. If we can get discounted product, subsidized by the Chinese taxpayer, more power to us. Gov’s are actually stupid enough to actually think they benefit from this as if trade deficits mattered.
But then again gov’s always make idiotic economic policy. Look at how many countries shift to more and more socialist policies. Heck, just look at our own government!
Yeah, the shit sold at Walmart is great.
Derp.
Some of professor Hansons what ifs were well on their way to being accomplished under President Trump. And to answer what China would do can be seen in the 2020 election theft and the installation of their Manchurian bag man, pedo and child molester biden.
Some of professor Hansons what ifs were well on their way to being accomplished under President Trump. And to answer what China would do can be seen in the 2020 election theft and the installation of their Manchurian bag man.
This will be possible by bribing Xi.
One he takes the money, we own hin AND his country.
Ask how I know.
I have asking these and other whys for decades now. The only answer I have ever gotten is “well we have to open a market for US goods in China”. It was utter bullshit in the 70s and it is utter bullshit now
China is ramping up for war, and while they have been for some time, the pace has quickened exponentially. Their clearing of forests for grain production has outpaced the Amazon rain forests clearing. They already have the largest navy in the world, but their military expansion is larger than any other country in the world, with expenditures outpacing their economy. Constantly performing military exercises to move whole armies quickly.
Russia and China have never been tighter, with multiple workarounds already established to avoid the US entirely and our Ukraine-based sanctions. Natural gas pipeline established from Russia to China and agreements made to keep oil flowing. Stockpiling gold while steadily decreasing it’s foreign currency reserves. China’s youth unemployment rate is so bad that government officials announced recently that they would no longer report them, leading global economic theorists to postulate the country’s on the verge of economic collapse with the single largest private sector employer filing for bankruptcy recently.
War is good for business, employment and economies. Taiwan will be first to fall, and when they do, we’ll see just exactly how much DEI, transgenderism and terrible recruitment numbers matter to the US military.
Yeah a balloon that altered course repeatedly to fly over military bases wasn’t a spy balloon. Rightio.
The Beijing Biden regime is a bitch slave to China AND EVERYBODY KNOWS IT.
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