The China Problem

What to do.

The Chinese have a narrow window of time to achieve their strategic goal of replacing the USA as the world’s dominant power and “locking in” that status long term. There are a number of factors working against China, time-wise, which means they need to succeed in their plans over the next few decades or miss their window of opportunity in the current historical cycle, not having another opportunity perhaps for centuries, or perhaps never. The factors working against China over time include:

1. An aging population.

2. An inability to continue their current economic growth, particularly with that aging population, with increased demand from their population for increased living standards, competition, and other factors.

3. Environmental degradation.

4. A population that has zero creativity, a population that must steal and copy everything from the West.

5. A population with a propensity for creating deadly diseases.

This means that if the Chinese can be held off for several more decades, we can make them miss this window of opportunity, sparing humanity the dead-end cul-de-sac of having these zero creativity automatons as the dominant force in world politics.  Ways this can be achieved:

1. Disentangling the USA from China economically and in every other way, stop supporting their economy by outsourcing our entire productive economy to them, bring these businesses home, effectively compete with China economically.

2. Stop all Chinese immigration to the USA, stop having Chinese invade American STEM to steal our ideas, crack down on Chinese spying.

3. Hold pro-Chinese shills in America accountable for their treason, whether these are politicians, media, HBDers, etc.

4. Compete with China militarily, maintain our defense, and maintain an American presence in the Western Pacific

5. Maintain a strong, independent, and prosperous Taiwan.  Repair our relationship with Russia.  Ally with India and Japan as counterweights to China.

6. Effective propaganda to expose the Chinese for what they are to the world.

7. Promote immigration to China, particularly, if possible, sub-Saharan African immigration. Champion multiculturalism and diversity in China, and champion minority rights for China. Share and share alike; just like they share their plagues with us, so we can return the favor. The relative racial homogeneity and Han dominance of China is one of their strengths and is also likely the only thing allowing them to overcome the weaknesses listed above. It is uncertain whether China could function as an effective nation state if they were burdened with the same level of multiculturalism and diversity afflicting America and the "West" (of what passes for it) in general.

I am not sanguine that any of this will be done, but am pointing out what could be done given the national will.