Communist China has killed
between 35 million and 65 million innocent humans
so far.
The system has reformed since Mao's day,
but it is time to admit that communism itself is a failure.
Communism should be ended,
and replaced
with democracy, free speech, and freedom of religion.
1984
by George Orwell
was written in 1948.
Yet China's Cultural Revolution happened after it.
As if it had never been written.
There are no limits to the ignorance of humanity.
Mao as a sperm.
Cracking ad for DocMorris Pharmacies
condoms in Germany, 2009,
showing how they could prevent undesirable pregnancy.
Other ads showed
Bin Laden
and Hitler
sperm.
Sadly, the advertising agency apologised to China
for insulting the dead butcher of Chinese.
Aiding a holocaust:
New UNFPA program designed to tidy up one-child horror,
by Steven W. Mosher,
describes the situation in China
- "where mobile abortion vans roll up and down rural
roads, snuffing out the lives of wanted children while their mothers
lie helpless in body clamps"
- all paid for and supported by the anti-western,
human-rights-abusing
United Nations.
This cruel policy, which has brought misery and heartbreak to millions of
Chinese mothers, was introduced by the mass murderer
and unelected communist dictator, Deng Xiaoping.
Falun Gong
may be a daft set of beliefs for which there is no evidence,
but so is communism,
and so are all religions.
Everyone should have the right to freedom of religion.
Google has never been entirely happy with this.
In 2010 they protested
by re-directing
google.cn
to the uncensored
google.com.hk.
We will see how long this lasts.
However it is important to note that the Dalai Lamas have never been elected and are not democrats.
We should support liberal democracy in Tibet,
not a return of the Dalai Lama
to power.
The United Nations
does not recognise Taiwan (a free country),
and not only recognises China (a brutally unfree country)
but actually gives it its highest status,
with a security council veto.
It is perverted to regard the UN as possessing moral authority.
China Launches First Willing Manned Mission Into Space
(or here).
The Onion
brilliantly takes on China's oppressive government.
Chinese citizen:
"They didn't need to use attack dogs to get him into the spacecraft. We have come very far."
Presenter:
"The space program was initially designed to rid the nation of dissidents,
but the program was re-imagined as a scientific endeavour
when it was discovered that beating people to death
was far more cost-effective."
"The Chinese regime .. shows many signs of instability. The inherent contradiction between its dictatorial rule and its desire for economic growth so preoccupies the Beijing government that it feels compelled to crack down even on non-political semi-religious sects like the Falun Gong. The United States and the West can either make it easier or more difficult for the People's Republic of China to resolve these contradictions. Our policy in this instance
ought to be the latter,
so that we can hasten the day when the conflicting currents of Chinese society prove beyond the capacity of its dictatorial government to manage."
- Robert Kagan and William Kristol, in
the founding neo-con text
National Interest and Global Responsibility, 2000.