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To: DannyTN

Communism in China has turned Chinese society into an amoral, short-term money-grubbing culture.

That’s what happens when “dialectic materialists” control everything and destroy civil society because it can not be controlled politically.

Average Chinese know the amount of fakery and corruption in their society (we only hear 1% here in the West), but to change it would mean changing society - and that would be dangerous for the Party.


3 posted on 04/11/2014 10:24:45 AM PDT by PGR88
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To: PGR88
RE: dangerous for the Party

This new guy wants to be Mao.. some in the Party don't like it so he (Xi) is dealing with them. A "high-profile anti-graft" campaign to get 'em -- that if legit would not just target Xi's opponents but every Party member guilty of corruption including hemself.. IOW 100% of them.

PLA generals take rare step of swearing loyalty to President Xi Jinping

"Eighteen senior generals of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) swore allegiance to their commander-in-chief, President Xi Jinping - a rare move that analysts say reflects Xi's strong hold on the military.

"But the analysts speculated that it also reflected the precarious atmosphere within the ranks as the party launches a high-profile anti-graft campaign in the PLA."

Best thing to happen would be to have to put down a revolution of the 800 million or so citizens left out of Red China's "prosperity" joined by those tens of millions losing everything when the bubble that is Red China bursts.

And no TARP for American corporations losing their asses over there!

7 posted on 04/11/2014 10:55:06 AM PDT by WilliamofCarmichael (If modern America's Man on Horseback is out there, Get on the damn horse already!)
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