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All the West's attempts to retain hegemony will only hasten its demise.
YT comment : "Free market for others; protectionism for us. That's the imperialist mantra."
The West has always kicked away the development ladder to preserve its hegemony, while China offers ladders to other nations for a win-win world.
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[video v=8vpk7qmI89s]The West wants no peers, only slaves.
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[video v=GUpWxNcdnYU]Bonus film : What is the West's mindset today ? - with Michael Brenner and Neutrality Studies ...
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If only the West would learn from China the way that China learns from the West.
The difference between the American Dream and the Chinese Dream ? The Chinese Dream is being built while the American Dream is pure Hollywood (just a dream / fiction). One can only ever be for a few while the other is for all. Is it money or people that is the fundamental value ?
Western 'freedom' is a system where the majority will be poor, to pay for spreading that 'freedom' (control / global hegemony) worldwide. The neo-colonial nations aim to keep the rest of the world down - and this supremacist agenda has caused endless wars and famines worldwide.
The difference between the West and China is that China thinks long-term and innovates, while the West just tries to cling onto its 'supremacy' and is hence declining.
The West's economic detachment is the first step to a hot war.
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[video v=4l3EbRUOGsI]China's industrial output is #1 and greater than the next nine countries combined. The US's military spending is #1 and greater than the next nine countries combined.
To the 'past' colonial powers of the West, China was supposed to remain just their factory to power their hegemony, not become a peer. Hence the anti-China 'threat'.
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[video v=WnDWr2YLBgI]With BRIX Sweden and Stephen Brawer ...
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