Whether you call it covid19, the Wuhan virus, coronavirus, the Xi Jinping batflu, or something else, this whole episode has been an eyeopening experience with regards to China.
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The coronavirus has helped us finally see China for what it is
Thanks to a tendency to project our own values onto other countries, many Americans mistakenly assumed that China would become more like us as it embraced a free market.
This assumption has guided U.S. policy through several administrations, despite growing evidence that China never had any such intention. Nothing says “reality check” like a deadly pandemic, a national quarantine, a collapsing global economy — and little or no cooperation from the country where the virus got its start.
The novel coronavirus has helped us and our international partners to finally see the communist nation's malign instincts. Though the virus originated in China, the government there denied U.S. officials access to essential health data or to reveal Patient Zero. It has yet to provide a live virus sample or allow outside investigators in. China also underplayed its infection and death rates, thus skewing data and handicapping researchers trying to solve the mystery of covid-19.
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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has proven to be as malign in its conduct as communists have routinely demonstrated themselves to be over the last century. This current group in China is no exception to the horrendous precedents established by their ideological forebearers.
As much as our establishment leaders hoped that the CCP would lead their nation towards global responsibility and harmony with the other people's and nations of the Earth as a result of being accepted as a member of the World Trade Organization and the other multinational groups and organizations, it is now clear that they have no such intentions. Quite the contrary in fact.
These people are focused on domination and control, first of their own people, but also of anyone else they can establish themselves over.
It is time to set some clear boundaries with China, and for a much more realistic and practical appraisal of "globalism," with emphasis on the actual effect and role of these multinational organizations and agreements.
It is time to straighten this relationship out and also the dysfunctional relations that have been naively developed as a result of subjecting US national interests to the oversight of these largely unaccountable multinational globalist organizations and agreements.
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