New York Times: China’s Communist Party Congress For His 3rd Term,
Xi Jinping Surrounds Himself With Loyalists
Xi Jinping is currently serving his historic 3rd five-year term as the President of China and General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party. He secured his unprecedented third term in March 2023 after presidential term limits were removed by his allies.
From the article:
"China’s leader, Xi Jinping, has created a new ruling elite packed with loyalist officials primed to elevate his agenda of turning China into a technological great power. Mr. Xi lineup for the Communist Party’s top echelon all have close ties with him, and none of the six are from a different factional background. Mr. Xi will lead a government where there is no doubt that he dominates, for better or worse."
Under the leadership of Xi -- who, along with Putin of Russia, is a regional partner in the international Q Operation -- China has continued and accelerated its astonishing economic and cultural development. Hundreds of millions have been lifted out of poverty and 90% of Chinese own their own homes in the most modern and technologically advanced cities and suburbs. Visitors to China have personally confirmed the reality of China's astonishing development for "The Editorial Board" of the Anti-New York Times.
1. State of the art modern cities and infrastructure. // 2. Affordable world class health care that blends natural medicine with modern technology. // Rapid and affordable transportation systems.
Testimonial from a reader, "W.T."
Thanks Mike - and yes, I visited China 3 times from 2014 till 2019 and witnessed amazing development during that time of fantastic inter-city high-speed trains, and massive tree-planting operations for many hundreds of miles viewable from the trains, and giving lectures in many cities, we witnessed enormous energy, efficiency, and joyful, enthusiastic spirit and teamwork among all the local volunteers who coordinated our events with tremendous success.
It is amusing to observe the competing absurdities regarding China repeated by Marxist Libtards and their counterpart FOX Boomer Conservatards. Let's correct the respective fallacies.
Lib / Left Tards: "China represents a shining example of Communism done the right way."
Rebuttal: (rolling eyes) -- Not exactly. Under 40 years of Maoist "real communism," China was backwards. Now, under the sort of pro-business / pro-private property / pro-family FASCISM championed by Xi, China is thriving. In fact, a political faction known as the "Young Maoists" (probably CIA-linked) has been systematically suppressed by Xi. The "Communist Party" of China can today be properly described as "CINO" -- Communist In Name Only, only out of tradition.
China's economy is not purely "free market" because the state retains regulatory oversight and part ownership in a minority of companies. But the regs and the revenue are clearly used for the benefit of the people, not the plutocrats.
Conservatards: The "Chi -omms" stole all of our manufacturing jobs and they are our enemy. (rolling eyes)
Rebuttal: (rolling eyes) -- Though it is certainly true that China's development during the 80s & 90s had a lot to do with America's treasonous trade and manufacturing policies -- and Chinese engineering students studying in the USA -- the relentless ongoing development of "Communist China" is the result of its wise governance and intelligent and diligent people. To denigrate China's accomplishments smacks of loser-like envy. We can easily be achieving the same things here in the USA -- if we ourselves adopted a bit of "fascism."
Upon taking a deeper dive into this subject, the ANYT discovered some surprising facts about China's "dictatorship." The representatives (deputies) of China's 3000-member National Congress are part-time UNPAID servants. Just as in the U.S. during the 19th Century, these reps maintain their day jobs outside of the annual sessions. The Congress consist of engineers, businessmen, scientists, farmers, military men etc. -- all walks of life but smart and dedicated to their people. Only about 1% are lawyers, and in the 24-member Politburo (the top leaders) there are no women -- which probably help to keep government spending and suicidal "empathy" to a minimum -- just sayin.' Politburo members receive an annual salary roughly the equivalent of that of a Chinese electrician's income.
Local officials are elected directly by voters -- but regional representatives are selected by those elected officials. The regionals in turn select the nationals. This is actually similar to how U.S. Senators were selected (not elected) prior to Woodrow Wilson and the wretched 17th amendment of 1913 which turned Senators into directly elected vote seeking whores.
And now you know.
FOX NEWS
CHINESE FASCISM
1. Chinese voters elect their unpaid local deputies. // 2. Similar to the United States Senate pre-1913, regional officials and the National Congress are selected, based upon merit, by those elected on the lower level. // 3. The Politburo is made up China's best men -- at least in theory. The Politburo is an elite decision-making body chosen by the Central Committee, which is ultimately put in place by the National Congress.
Boobus Americanus 1: I read Xi has made himself the virtual dictator of Communist China.
Boobus Americanus 2: That's not very democratic of him.
*St Sugar: Unpaid part-time deputiess ssoundss more democratic than the shyster Congresss we have, Boobuss!
Editor: Imagine how many 1000s of greedy scumbags across America would not even bother to seek office if they knew there was neither a salary nor a bribery / kickback system in place.
