Tuesday, 5 May 2020

Another Export from China (Corona)





The Chinese Communist Party waited nearly a week before revealing the emergence of a new strain of coronavirus, gave false information to the world health organisation (WHO) by claiming it was not transferable from Human to Human (when they knew fine well it was), deliberately under-reported infection rates, their police rounded up doctors who attempted to get the truth out, and obstructed international research into the pandemic.

Since then it has pursued a campaign of misinformation about the origins of the virus, taunted the United States government, and even threatened Australia with a boycott after the their government backed calls for an independent inquiry.

The initial case was recorded in Wuhan 17 November.. 266 cases by December there. China downplayed it and threatened any doctors speaking out with arrest, the main dctors were summoned by the Chinese authorities on sign a non-disclosure on fear of arrest. China could have went into lockdown a lot sooner but instead choose to hid the facts and it’s been confirmed during this period infected people were flying out from China to other world destinations.*

The DHS (US department of Homeland security) are saying they have found out that China “stockpiled medical supplies... before its official notification to WHO that COVID-19 was contagious" and drastically decreased medical exports & increased medical imports while covering up the coronavirus.*

 *(my references and sources at foot of this post)

Strategically speaking China is looking to come out the best in a post-Corona virus world (there is are some theories, which I not fully believe at this point, that they may have even released it on purpose which if this was the case then it’s their biggest coup since Troy opened its gates and said “what a lovely big wooden horse”)

I have been recently reading about The Belt and Road Initiative which is a global development strategy adopted by the Chinese government in 2013 involving infrastructure development and investments in nearly 70 countries and international organizations in Asia, Europe, and Africa.

 Within this program China provided loans to developing nations with mines & ports as collateral.

 Now Covid19 will hinder those nations ability to repay the debt so then China will seize mines & ports globally in lieu of payment.

 These mines & ports also serve as strategic military assets. So with this is mind, it would certainly look as if when the world economy crashes China will have the most to gain and as such has won a “cold war” without a bullet being fired .... just by opening (either by accident or on pupose) a Pandora’s box then cashing it’s chips in on a pre-played game of monopoly!

Kudos for for the German Newpaper "Bild" who have shown more balls than our UK government so far for calling out China, they basically summed up China and its involvement perfectly.

 First they published an editorial entitled 'What China owes us', calling for China to pay reparations of £130 billion for the damage done by the outbreak of the virus. The Chinese embasy in Berlin replied with an open letter "‘we regard the style in which you 'campaign' against China in your current report on page two as infamous... Those who do the same as you do with today's Bild newspaper fuel nationalism, prejudice and xenophobia"....then the newspaper Bild went in for the kill by replying ....

“You shut down every newspaper and website that is critical of your rule, but not the stalls where bat soup is sold. You are not only monitoring your people, you are endangering them – and with them, the rest of the world...China enriches itself with the inventions of others, instead of inventing on its own. The reason China does not innovate and invent is that you don't let the young people in your country think freely. China’s greatest export hit (that nobody wanted to have, but which has nevertheless gone around the world) is Corona"

 ...then goes on to say...

 "Would you like to explain this to the grieving widows, daughters, sons, husbands, parents of Corona victims all over the world?"

 "Your embassy tells me that I am not living up to the "traditional friendship of our peoples.” I suppose you consider it a great "friendship" when you now generously send masks around the world. This isn’t friendship, I would call it imperialism hidden behind a smile – a Trojan Horse."

 "You plan to strengthen China through a plague that you exported. You will not succeed. Corona will be your political end, sooner or later."

 ....Bild pulls no punches or hides behind any dipolmacy!!

 

If appears very difficult to punish the Xi regime without harming the Chinese people and like all communist regime, unfortunately its likely that the people it lords over will suffer the consequences. As China is one of the permanent 5 UN countries they will most certainly veto any proposal put down via the UN. Any thing Trump asked for in America will surely be voted down by the Democrats in Congress (basically because he is Trump) and I can’t see the UK growing balls anytime soon as we have already pandered to them with 5G (China actually once said they would apply trade sanctions on us if we never used them for the 5G uk network) and looks like the whole world has ignored the plight of the 1 million Chinese Uyghurs Muslims locked away in gulag style prison camps in China (despite them lying to the world saying it was not so) Surely it can’t be “business as usual” with China once this crisis is over.

 How do you punish a regime which does now have the same moralities as us, and remember, its the regime that we need to punish and not the people, they live under the oppressive regime and are daily victims of it.

The Communist China regime (CCP) never accepts or apologise when they are in the wrong. Chinese morality is based on something called Miànzi which is usually translated as face. We don’t really have this concept in the West as such, it’s a pride thing about losing face, they will do all they can to cover up their mistakes or crimes if discovered which looks like what they are doing (have done) recently with the corona outbreak.

So…hit them where it hurts…their pride!

Cancel the Huawei deal first….that’s a no brainer…don’t use them for the UK’s 5G network.

You may be aware that China have over a million Uyghurs Chinese Muslims locked up in what they call “re-education camps” ..but are in effect concentration camp……well lets champion the Uyghurs at every opportunity and start by re-naming the London street that houses the Chinese embassy after a Uyghur political prisoner, a few statues of these Uyghurs outside the Chinese Embassy would be an idea too.

Next…lets recognise Taiwan as an independent nation, and also lets help Hong Kong by granting British citizenship to Hong Kongers born before 1 July 1997, their children and grandchildren. Even if just a fraction of Hong Kong’s residents took up the opportunity, everyone would be a small humiliation for the dictatorship (these ideas are from Stephen Daisley, a writer from the Spectator, so I can’t take credit for them but I endorse them fully)…

We really do need to rethink of our relationship with the People’s Republic of China, we have turned a blind eye to their human rights abuses far too long so we can keep getting keep getting cheap stuff but we should now start paying attention and act more morally and ethically to what is happening, I know we can’t hope to cease all trade as it would be too costly, at the moment China is our second largest trading partner but we really should try and drop it down a few rings of the ladder over the next few years and stop being so reliant upon it.

 

 

 

 

 

* I used the Nervtag minutes from their meeting a in January which are publish in there entirely online and also the reputable Henry Jackson Society report April 2020 which covers China’s involvement and references where they get their findings

* also read the 5 Eyes intelligence Report (The Five Eyes (FVEY) is a intelligence alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States.

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