You are right. The CCP must continue, till it doesn't.
Donald Trump's election can't be allowed to go forward. This bears a poor prognosis for his future, but he has tagged his with the American people's.
The next year may prove critical, for us and the CCP. Or will it simply continue, many people are expecting something dramatic, but I caution them, it hasn't gotten this way by chance, this is being directed, and not by those fools at the WEF.
However, we do well to be mindful of Prussian Field Marshal Helmuth von Moltke the Elder's dictum that "no battle plan survives first contact with the enemy." While our actions are always intentional, the consequences are always incidental, which makes them impossible to control, and sometimes even to predict.
The state of the world has never been the product of chance. That does not make it the result of prior planning.
Oh no, prior planning always has a poor track record, but the actions are intentional.
Analyzing the results, and the reasons for them, is left up to geniuses like you. But even you can't tell us what is to come tomorrow, what may come, what should come, yes, but for what will come, we have to wait for tomorrow.
This much is certain: current trends in China cannot continue and allow the CCP to remain in power. There is a point where economic decline will become political impotence.
Thus it is to be expected the CCP will do "something" to alter the current trajectory. If nothing else, circumstances will force them to act.
Which is the real takeaway here: not even the CCP is as much in control as they want others to believe.
You are right. The CCP must continue, till it doesn't.
Donald Trump's election can't be allowed to go forward. This bears a poor prognosis for his future, but he has tagged his with the American people's.
The next year may prove critical, for us and the CCP. Or will it simply continue, many people are expecting something dramatic, but I caution them, it hasn't gotten this way by chance, this is being directed, and not by those fools at the WEF.
Directed? Perhaps.
However, we do well to be mindful of Prussian Field Marshal Helmuth von Moltke the Elder's dictum that "no battle plan survives first contact with the enemy." While our actions are always intentional, the consequences are always incidental, which makes them impossible to control, and sometimes even to predict.
The state of the world has never been the product of chance. That does not make it the result of prior planning.
Oh no, prior planning always has a poor track record, but the actions are intentional.
Analyzing the results, and the reasons for them, is left up to geniuses like you. But even you can't tell us what is to come tomorrow, what may come, what should come, yes, but for what will come, we have to wait for tomorrow.
This much is certain: current trends in China cannot continue and allow the CCP to remain in power. There is a point where economic decline will become political impotence.
Thus it is to be expected the CCP will do "something" to alter the current trajectory. If nothing else, circumstances will force them to act.
Which is the real takeaway here: not even the CCP is as much in control as they want others to believe.