This day, the Communist regime continues to infiltrate Democratic societies, by means telecommunication technology (such as the Huawei scandal), cyber attacks, coercive attitude of intimidation, threatening, support of other totalitarian regimes, media propaganda and spying.
Although the Communist regime brags itself as "People's Republic of China", the people of China are the most direct victims of this totalitarian regime.
They cannot even use internet platforms used in most countries, such as Google or YouTube to hear the world (unless installing VPN), while those in control - the state, has absolute freedom to control whatever they delight.
"Tank Man" protester in 1989's Tian'anmen incident.
Till this day, people in China risk their lives to protest against the regime.
By aiding the China to pave its way for Democracy, other countries benefit from it too, since we decrease the (military and political) threat posed by the regime.
North Korea's freedom can also be a direct result if the fall of Chinese Communist regime becomes successful.
In this era, totalitarianism, religious fanaticism and all kinds of anti-Democratic regimes must go. People have learned enough through history. Time to improve.
Student protesting in front of "Goddess of Democracy", the symbol of people's voice for freedom.
democracy is just mob rule Multiverse.
ReplyDeletedid you read about chinas social credit system?
be a good little slave and you'll get points, stray off the line and you'll be banned from flights, trains, etc.
coming to a country near you....
Thank you for the post.
ReplyDeleteI hope North Korea people realize what is freedom like in the near future.