China, bully in Asia.

This isn’t anything new. We live in a perilous world. Dictatorships exist everywhere. However, if we want to investigate Asia, one bully jumps out. The People’s Republic of China (PRC), as they would have the world believe.  But China is just another powerful dictatorship. Communism collapsed a long time ago, but imperialism is still alive in China as well as Russia.

They are unlikely allies since they rely on each other to conquer new territories and promote their sick, outdated system of societal enslavement.  China is the ruthless tyrant of Asia, posing a menace to every country in its path. I like to call Xi and Putin common madness.

Communist China has never changed since the days of Mao Zedong, a psychopathic murderer who slaughtered tens of millions of Chinese in the name of Communist utopia. China remains a dictatorship, as it has been for ages. An ongoing menace to others. Xi and his acolytes cannot stand to see people free and happy. They must control though violence and bloody reprisals. I spent five years living and working in communist China. I was told of the horrors of life under the control of the Chinese Communist Party. It is scary.

The saddest part is that, like Russia, Communist China wants to expand. China does not need it; it is only a nationalistic option for them to maintain control.  If the CCP was strong enough, there would surely be free and impartial elections. Nothing changed since 1949. The people are excluded from all decision-making bodies. Two major tools for the Communists who dominate Beijing, Taiwan, and the South China Sea. This uses outside of China non issues to incite sick nationalism, leading Chinese to believe they are superior.

China seeks reunification with Taiwan. What reunification? The Chinese Communist Party has never ruled Taiwan. Taiwan, therefore, is not a renegade Chinese province. Do Beijing Communists really expect that Taiwanese people will allow them to turn their island into another Hong Kong? Not a chance!

Communist China did not develop in the same way that other nations did. The tyrannical Beijing government bullied people, imposing horrible violence and restricting every freedom. China implemented a collective system that included torture, prison camps, and summary executions. Now, with Chinese economic power and clout, Beijing’s bullies seek to dominate the South China Sea.

They initially believed they could impose their rule forcefully on all nations surrounding the sea.  China did not recognize international arbitration.  Is it a surprise? No, absolutely not. China is the bully everywhere it sets foot.

The problem at hand is that things do not work so well in China. First, they discovered that intimidating smaller nations did not work as simply as they had previously believed. One small country is showing the big bully that it will not be frightened. The Philippines is fighting back. They won’t bow down to the Communist bully.

This is a pain in China’s ass. That thorn will not go away. The neighboring countries have become tired of Beijing’s coercive tactics, drawing lines against the revisionist Communist power and demanding respect for national sovereignty. Countries are gradually developing a counter-offensive to China’s expansionism.

It takes being challenged very seriously. Communist China utilizes shadow fleets to coerce, but does it work well? Not so. It’s time to face China, which has begun to act like Russia. China may find itself in a difficult situation. Things are not going well in the Communist paradise of Xi Jing Ping. People are criticizing officials; violence and criminality are on the rise. Let us see what will emerge next.

Yoshi Daan.