The so called struggle against Chinese Power and influence, promoted in the MSM, is really the global investors struggle to define individual rights as labor capital, in an inevitable, interconnected global order.
Interconnected, Interactive Enterprise Or Central Control Over Labor Resource Capital, Rights and Privileges
China is a global labor capital market and an incubator to gauge labor capital tolerance levels in the social order. The goal of mega investors for their assets is efficient global control and management of human production. Global investors demand efficiency in a technologically emerging global market. They finance an increasingly operative, corporate, international government enterprise, now accelerating the orchestration of international laws and affairs. The system is financed by central banks around the world in concert with the Federal Reserve.
The struggle in Hong Kong is, from the global investment perspective, the struggle to define all of the investor financed governments international ability, to control labor capital use, development, value and purpose in everything applicable to any persons life. The government defines the politics of human resource capital, according to the use required of The People to fit the needs of labor capital in a practical, efficient, global investment system. The system as publicly stated is being designed to make expertly managed use of all global assets, for environmental, and economic stability and/or sustainability of the people and the planet.
The culture of Hong Kong, is one of free individual commerce and culture. It has a history of tactics that are now being updated in their current struggle to define the nature of efficient, and optimizable potential, for individuals, their enterprise and profit. Hong Kong is continuing to define local leadership on a global scale. Cities, counties and districts in the U.S. as well as other nations, who embrace free enterprise in one form or another, will now likely begin to examine and adopt where appropriate or possible, many of the tactics Hong Kong continues to craft under enormous duress. The question remains for many, how long can Hong Kong seemingly be forced to stand alone?
Facebook, Twitter, Google threaten to quit Hong Kong over proposed data laws
HONG KONG -- Facebook Inc., Twitter Inc., and Alphabet Inc.'s Google have privately warned the Hong Kong government that they could stop offering their services in the city if authorities proceed with planned changes to data-protection laws that could make them liable for the malicious sharing of individuals' information online.
A letter sent by an industry group that includes the internet firms said companies are...
Hong Kong wants to see the back of them and may actually be able to have more unmonitored use of their speech, if they can successfully defend their new laws in the courts of China and on the street. Two other primary issues and participants forced into this labor resources capital, cultural obsolescence and assimilation stress test are the Uyghur genocide in China and the Nation of Tibet.
Uyghur labor capital is largely unassimilable under current system standards. They do not culturally fit the the political environment needed for the efficient use and potential, of human resources in the current evolving global market system. They are used then as an example, and are increasingly understood by the public to be a primary resources for R and D, involving medical research, and profit.
China’s Objectives Lead To Tibetan Humiliation, Genocide
When the Wall Street investment technocrats established the communists in China, one of the first objectives was to close Tibet to the world in order to isolate it further, then humiliate it culturally and politically. A significant neighbor who governs under divine authority is the greatest single threat to a government whose authority is based on a materialistic ideology...
Taiwan Standoff: Nations and Global Business Remain Silent Under Threat
It appears that Taiwan is the head of the serpent, and last political and armed enforcement organized for protection of free enterprise rights, different from China's, definition of labor capital, and human resource rights in Asia. If the head can be cut off, in the face of popular global sentiment for Taiwan, with the acquiescence of former international allies, the People will realize they have no power to oppose, only to bargain, on new labor capital terms.
China expands influence as it warns nations of ‘broken heads’ if they intervene
The Chinese communist regime is moving aggressively to expand its influence abroad, while issuing unveiled threats to other countries that might think of trying to stop it – as the U.S. is trying to rally allies to push back against the regime's expansionist efforts.
BIDEN SAYS CHINA WILL ‘EAT OUR LUNCH’ AFTER DOWNPLAYING THREAT IN 2019
"The Chinese people will absolutely not allow any foreign force to bully, oppress or enslave us and anyone who attempts to do so will face broken heads and bloodshed in front of the iron Great Wall of the 1.4 billion Chinese people," President Xi Jinping said this week as he...
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Chinese power is a product of the West. Had it not been for trade and outsourcing of manufacturing, that saw US, alone, lose almost 4 million jobs between 2001 and 2014.. Let’s imagine what the numbers are now. As long as US and rest of the West keep trade agreements with China, they’ll grow stronger and bolder, and we keep adding to our deficit. Pull the jobs out of there and see how they’ll survive..
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In order to defeat China, you must defeat the financial structure behind them which is now obviously global, corporate, intergovernmental and institutionally academic. All governments and major corporations who donate politically in today's market are backed by global investors who run central banks. The people are allowing central banks to print money out of thin air. This empowers banks and their assets, not the People.
