The people/elite of a country must agree as to what issues should be determined at the local level, and what at the national level.
 

Leave China for some country run by Pablo Escobar as a narco-economy?

There's an idea.

Technology brings knowledge of how to GET to Europe to the tiniest villages in ME or Africa. Thirty years ago, prior to the internet, young men had no idea how to pilot a boat from Africa to Europe.

Also, they had less of an idea of how much wealthier Europe was. The internet has changed this.

Of course Bush is responsible for Iraqi and Afghani refugees. Libya? I think Ghaddafi would have left a power vacuum no matter what.

Libya was never the economic magnet of Dubai. Not in my working life and I was born in 1974 and arrived in Dubai in 1999.

South Yemen was backed by Russia in the eighties, essentially split into too countries. This was the beginning of their problem.

It seems that Hitler’s racism toward the Slavs was a bit stronger not because of some unique and internally generated hatred, but because the condition the Versailles treaty put Germany in.
 

That's why Russians with Stalin in charge knew what they did giving Poland chunks of former German (really Slavic ab initio) lands, and creating Eastern Germany. The inhabitants of Eastern Germany were industrious, organized and socially cooperative to much extent than Western Germans, not just because of their socialist doctrine or forced labor. That's all in the blood.

That's why Hitler irrationally tried to erase Slavdom into non-existence, to remove existential threat of German dissolution, to preserve and create large German nation.

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37! Remember MH370? ... Flight 370 was the deadliest incident involving a Boeing 777: (3 sevens); (3x7=21); (777/37=21); "MH" = 21 in English Ordinal...

Our news and history and wars are not only manufactured but they're manufactured according to Jewish Kabbalistic gematria!

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/75/a3/b9/75a3b94da8fe9131ce702b7ba578bdec--army-vehicles-licence-plates.jpg

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The deaths of over 100 million people in the Jewish manufactured wars of the last century should not be taken lightly or facetiously unless, of course, you're a dirty Jew or just a troll.

Either way, I suspected you were trolling me and took the opportunity to reiterate my point that all the wars, especially the big 'world wars,' are manufactured as per Jewish Kabbalistic gematria.

Here's more I found in the last couple of days regarding Operation Barbarossa (OB) and the idea that it was an inside job (i.e., a Jewish Freemason coup). Note that the plans for 
OP, as spelled out in Hitler's War Directive No. 21, was dated December 18, 1940.

December 18, 1940, can be written 18/12/40. 1812 was the year that Napoleon invaded Russia. The exact date was June 24, 1812 -- 2 days after the summer solstice. Hitler invaded the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, on the day of the summer solstice, even though OP was supposed to be executed in May of that year. Why the delay?

Possible answer: Freemasons follow an ancient tradition and celebrate twice a year the so-called Solsticial Feasts, also known as Festivities of St. John, the Evangelist, in December, and the Baptist in June.

Both those invasion dates share the numerology of 15: In Napoleon's case: 6/24/12 (6+2+4+1+2=15). In Hitler's case: 6/22/41 (6+2+2+4+1=15). Coincidence or Cohencidence?

The numerology of 15 (1+5) is 6, which is the most sacred number to the Jews and Freemasons.

SIX million Jews had to perish in a Holocaust before the Zionist state of Israel could be established in the very lucky year of 1948, so we are told, and which has now become our religion known as 'Holocaustianity.'

There are tens of political parties independent from the CCP in China, one of them is called KMT. Though they are relatively small in size, they are part of the government and they can propose their ideas to people's congress to resolve social and political issues if the Congress accepts the proposal, then it becomes law or policy for the government to implement.

Chinese have political party throughout the history, we call them 朋党。With no exception they are all destructive and usually they end up destroyed dynasties because they were focused on ideological dogma, they were all busy fighting each other and forgot to serve the emperors and the people. Even when the enemy was at the gate, they were still fighting who had the moral high ground. but they all kissed the enemy's ass after the enemy overrun the city.

Chinese view political party members put party above the nation and the people, they are not good for the nation and the people like the Republicans and Democrats who are more interested in winning the election instead of doing good for the nation and the people. Russiangate is the typical example of serving the party first instead of letting the elected president serving the nation and the people first.

The Chinese are not fools. Not only did Mao study our Founding Fathers, he took their advice.

"However [political parties] may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely in the course of time and things, to become potent engines, by which cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the people and to usurp for themselves the reins of government, destroying afterwards the very engines which have lifted them to unjust dominion."FAREWELL ADDRESS | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1796

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Here is Stalin showing off his version of the FM secret sign:


https://youtu.be/94CeWT-LwgU

'The Jewish version enslaves and exterminates the goyim. The Christian and Muslim version does the same to Jews...'

? Where'd you get that from? The Christian version is that all the Jews realize their mistake, accept Christ, and everything's peachy.

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Prophet Moses is the most mentioned prophet in the Quran. Muslims do not hate Jews or think they will go to hell. Yup, Muslims hate Apartheid, Land-grabbing Israel. Who has religion right and who has it wrong, only God will decide.

Fighting for your rights doesn’t make you a wahabi.
 

Uyghurs have been fighting for their rights before the wahabies came into existence.
 

Fighting for your rights doesn’t make you a wahabi. Uyghurs have been fighting for their rights before the wahabies came into existence. Your hatred is blinding you.
 

US Ambassador Chas. H. Freeman, Director for Chinese Affairs at the U.S. Department of State from 1979-1981: “I don’t see any reason why Tibet being part of China should be any more controversial than Wales being part of the United Kingdom. The periods when they were put into that position were about the same. I recall, as probably most people don’t, that the the Central Intelligence Agency, with assistance from some of China’s neighbors, put $30 million into the destabilization of Tibet and basically financed and trained the participants in the Khampa rebellion and ultimately sought to remove the Dalai Lama from Tibet–which they did. They escorted him out of Tibet to Dharamsala. .."The CIA programs in Tibet, which were very effective in destabilizing it, did not succeed in Xinjiang." 8/31/18
https://supchina.com/podcast/legendary-diplomat-chas-w-freeman-jr-on-u-s-china-strategy-and-history-part-3/

Most Tibetans live in rural areas and few speak Chinese but there is a substantial urban middle class in government, tourism, commerce, light manufacturing and transportation. As thousands of Internet-savvy youngsters graduate, they fill existing niches and create new ones. The fear of ‘invasion’ by millions of ethnic Han has receded after locals saw that most Han immigrants are poor and, being ineligible for state subsidies, most find it difficult to compete with locals and fail within three years. Survivors must contend with Tibetan entrepreneurs who, thanks to massive subsidies, are prospering: three million Tibetans share a state budget bigger than the Oregon State’s.

GDP, growing thirteen percent annually, reached $110 billion in 2019 while annual urban incomes rose from $200 to $4,500. Fourteen thousand miles of new highways, three new airports and the world’s highest railway, connecting Tibetans to the outside world, lifted per capita urban income from $200 in 1978 to $14,000 in 2019–an annual compounded growth rate of twelve percent. Optical cables have reached every county, everyone has a cell phone and a motor cycle (to which Tibetans are addicted) and, thanks to hydropower, geothermal, wind and solar energy, electricity production has risen seventeen percent annually and brought power to three quarters of the population.

The population, barely one million in 1952, reached three million in 2019 (ninety-five percent Tibetan and ethnic minorities). Grain output rose from one-hundred eighty-three thousand tonnes to a million and hoop houses now provide fruit and vegetables, a previously undreamed of luxury year round. Poverty, twenty-eight percent in 2015, fell to eight percent in 2018, with the remnants scheduled to be freed from poverty in 2019.

Smallpox, cholera, venereal diseases, typhoid and scarlet fever and tetanus were endemic in 1959. There were no hospitals and barely four medical workers for every ten-thousand residents. By 2018 there were fourteen hundred medical facilities, eight thousand hospital beds and ten thousand medical workers and the average life expectancy had risen from thirty-six to sixty-seven years and the region boasted sixty-two centenarians. Investigators found that maternal mortality fell from five percent in 1951 to 0.175 percent today, infant mortality from forty-three percent to 0.66 percent while life expectancy rose from thirty-five to sixty-eight years–besting neighboring India, Nepal and Sikkim. The College of Ethnic Tibetan medicine has graduated a thousand medical professionals who now staff fifty specialist hospitals and the first Tibetan commercial pharmaceutical manufacturer, founded in 1992, listed on the stock exchange in 2017.

Though overseas Tibetans accuse China of ‘demographic aggression,’ the 2000 census recorded a declining Han population and a US Government[1] report concluded, “Family planning policies permitted Tibetans, like members of other minority groups, to have more children than Han Chinese. Urban Tibetans, including Communist Party members, were generally permitted to have two children. Rural Tibetans were encouraged, but not required, to limit births to three children. These guidelines were not strictly enforced.”

Tibet’s sixty languages, six ethnic groups and five religions are thriving. By 2000, more than 120,000 titles of ethnic minorities' ancient books had been collected, 120,000 edited and 5,000 published. Zhonghua Dazang Jing, the one-hundred fifty volume encyclopedia of Tibetan studies, was published in two languages. The country’s great epic, Gesar, has been published in Tibetan, Mandarin and foreign languages. Tibetan mural art, thangka (scroll) painting and restoration are flourishing and traditional Tibetan opera is part of August’s Shoton Festival. The Tibetan script was the first ethnic-minority script in China with an international standard and it’s used in fourteen Tibetan-language periodicals and ten newspapers. Tibet has two publishing houses for books and two for audio-visual products, thirty-five printing houses, twenty-three newspapers and thirty-four periodicals. There are two-hundred sixty public art and cultural centers, ten professional art performance troupes, eighteen folk art performance troupes and seven hundred amateur performance teams. Each prefecture and city has newspapers in Tibetan and Han Chinese, Tibetan People's Radio broadcasts forty programs in Tibetan and Khampa dialect daily and Tibet TV has been broadcasting around the clock since 2007.

The government spent billions renovating the Drepung, Sera and Gandan monasteries and restoring, reinforcing and re-gilding (with a ton of gold from the national Treasury) the thousand-room Potala Palace which welcomes four-million annual visitors. Directly below the Potala Palace, on the corner of Norbulingkha Road, stands the magnificent Tibet Museum, the region’s first large, modern museum, with more than 520,000 artifacts, that attracts millions of visitors. A thousand artifacts on permanent display tell Tibet’s cultural history and features its many religions.

International law allows governments to regulate religions to prevent their use as vehicles for violence or separatism and China’s Constitution forbids public religious activities. But since public religious displays are integral to their culture, Tibetans continue to worship publicly. (And exception is state employees and university students in Western Tibet which still, as Ambassador Freeman put it, “Wave religion as a banner in support of a desire for independence or autonomy”). In 2019, forty living Buddhas and one-hundred fifty-thousand monks and nuns were engaged in scriptural study and debate, degree promotion, initiation, abhisheka empowerment and self-cultivation and the Living Buddha reincarnation system was thriving. Shrines in private homes show divided loyalties: some are dedicated to the Dalai Lama, some to the Panchen Lama and some to Mao Zedong revered, like Lincoln, as the Great Emancipator.

What are their opinions about the Chinese government?

The answer is “mixed”. In 2000 professor Goldstein asked a sample of Tibetans from across the TAR “Do You Have a Better Life Now Than Your Parents Did?” One of the cohorts of that was aged 60-79, meaning they were born 1920-1940 and their parents lived almost entirely before Chinese policies kicked in. 90% of that cohort answered, “Yes”.

What about independence? Goldstein didn’t question them on that thorny subject but, shortly after the 2008 riots, the Tibetan Government in Exile secretly conducted a survey and learned that only 29% (5,000 out of 17,000) of Tibetans living in Tibet want renzig, independence, while 47% (8,000) preferred to remain part of China with limited ‘true autonomy’. The remaining 4,000 either wanted the status quo or had no opinion. So the TGIE went with the Middle Way approach because, if only 29% wanted independence so soon after the after the '08 riots, that figure was probably never going to rise, because Tibetans' real incomes have risen 300% in the interim and, while some people (including Californians and Hawaiians) like the idea of independence, everybody likes a 300% wage rise.

Sadly, the Chinese government had offered the Dalai Lama the Middle Way approach in the 1980s but, because he demanded that parts of Gansu, Sichuan, and other multi-ethnic provinces in China be included in his ‘Tibet’, the deal fell through.

What would you find if you polled Native Hawaiians, Lakota Indians or Australian Aborigines on whether they want their territories to be independent states? Of course, our ‘democratic’ media are not interested in the opinions of Native Hawaiians, Lakota Indians or Australian Aborigines who are actually part of the issue. Only rich white people's opinions matter.


[1] 44. U.S. Department of State, "Human Rights Practices in Tibet-2003," www.asianresearch.org/articles/1934.html.

I could say precisely the same to all non whites living the West.

GO HOME!

The world would be a far better place were it the case. There would be no migrant 'brain drain'. There would be no non whites growing up within an alien culture and either giving up theirs to be part of something they're not or promoting theirs to ultimately create clash of cultures. There would be no surplus labour, resulting in low wages and high cost of living. Crime levels would go through the floor. There would be no distractions to hide the blatantly obvious Jewish perfidy. This would result in the most likely exile of them, but to where? Best scenario is walled in land mass in Central Africa. Allow them no technology and monitor them 24/7 to majestic sure they're not building a MOAB to blow up the earth.