Something, something, I told you so, keep bouncing around in my skull.
It may already be too late, but you can't give China the slightest toe hold in any country, without long term damage to said country.
Plain and simple, their long game is world domination and sole ownership of all resources. WEF are amateurs, comparably, when it comes to installing friendly officials in foreign governments. Even though the goals appear the same.
We have had enough espionage, smuggling, political interference, coercion and theft of intellectual property, by Beijing to justify a complete severance from them. If we can't buy back what they now own here, we should nationalize it and squeeze them out.
We should help them go green and make them start using all the wind generators and solar panels they export by stopping our coal shipments to them.
Coal, and wheat/grains also.
A billion + mouths to feed surely isn't easy, and humans start to act irrational and dangerous when they start to go hungry.
I imagine food shipments (or certain key ingredients such as wheat, grains, etc) are our secret weapon against China, in addition to coal.
I don't know if China and the WEF share the same goals, at least not in a competitive sense.
China wants to dominate the world, and plays the long game to see that it happens. I don't know if they want to eliminate all of the nations of the world, but they certainly do want to influence their politics and control their resources.
The WEF on the other hand seems more interested in the destruction of the idea of the nation state, the elimination of borders, the elimination of unique & rich cultures in favour of a mass migration "meh" culture shared world wide, and the systematic elimination of humans.
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I agree with you. China does make the WEF globalists look like amateurs by comparison.
China still practices statemanship, in it's own form. They
want other countries to turn to China for their economic needs, and they
want other countries to allow them to build infrastructure there for future use - so they try to maintain good relations, because its more economically beneficial to both parties.
The WEF has gotten sloppy in terms of their political interference, most likely due to just sheer arrogance. They've corrupted and disrupted the proper functioning of all levels of government in so many western countries, they certainly seem a lot less concerned about the spotlight being shown on them or their plans.
I would also agree with you that China does long term damage to whatever countries they focus on. I would just suggest that the WEF does also, and to an equal degree
