Beijing Consensus marches on

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Which elements of Beijing Consensus do you support?

Social unity and cohesion
1
13%
Prosecution of corrupt public officials
2
25%
Public regulation of powerful industries
2
25%
Prosecution of conflict instigators
2
25%
Stern punishment of violent criminals and drug traffickers
0
No votes
Governments not meddling in other countries affairs
0
No votes
Being anti-imperialist
1
13%
None - I oppose all the above
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 8

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bigtoughralf
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Beijing Consensus marches on

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More of the world is deciding that the 'free for all' approach to governance popularised in the 1980s and decimated in 2008 might not be the best path forward after all.

Now it's the UK's turn to abandon neoliberalism, with officials drawing up plans to classify anyone caught undermining UK institutions or values as 'extremists':

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -uk-values
Palestinians murdered by Israel during its ongoing illegal invasion of Gaza: 52,535*

https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases ... t-genocide

*https://www.bmj.com/content/388/bmj.r73
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Lonous
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Re: Beijing Consensus marches on

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The plans for martial law have been drawn up for a looong time.
They needed to let in millions of migrants to be the catalyst.
The shocking realization by the governments that they now need to clamp down on the populace due to 'too much freedom' is seriously pretty funny.
It will be brutally heavy handed, and it will happen entirely too soon.

I'm not sure if Europe or America will get it worse.
The U.S. still has 100 million gun owners, but they have been conformed into obedience pretty hard the last 20 years.
Those that resist will be made examples of.
I Guess we'll see how it plays out.
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Votanic
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Re: Beijing Consensus marches on

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First, let's have someone, besides the player now known/suspected of being a Chinese agent, analyze this rendition of the Beijing Consensus.

HALF-TRUE Social unity and cohesion (Through severe freedom of expression and marginalization of minorities, i.e.anyone who isn't Mandarin-speaking Han)

FALSE Prosecution of corrupt public officials (Actually prosecution of democracy-minded activists by corrupt officials, the ones in power - Party cronies, No true democracy in China).

HALF-TRUE Public regulation of powerful industries (Hmm, but not so much with regard to the Environment or foreign IP)

TRUE Prosecution of conflict instigators (Hong Kong, Tianamen, COVID, etc).

TRUE Stern punishment of violent criminals and drug traffickers

FALSE Governments not meddling in other countries affairs (Please...)

FALSE Being anti-imperialist (Tibet, Taiwan, etc. - Just shut up, and take these last two off the list)
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bigtoughralf
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Re: Beijing Consensus marches on

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Votanic wrote:FALSE Prosecution of corrupt public officials (Actually prosecution of democracy-minded activists by corrupt officials, the ones in power - Party cronies, No true democracy in China).
https://www.scmp.com/business/china-bus ... -tolerance
That's a recent one, but just the latest of many
HALF-TRUE Public regulation of powerful industries (Hmm, but not so much with regard to the Environment or foreign IP)
https://chinadialogue.net/en/pollution/ ... ince-2008/
Palestinians murdered by Israel during its ongoing illegal invasion of Gaza: 52,535*

https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases ... t-genocide

*https://www.bmj.com/content/388/bmj.r73
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Pack Rat
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Re: Beijing Consensus marches on

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bigtoughralf wrote:
Votanic wrote:FALSE Prosecution of corrupt public officials (Actually prosecution of democracy-minded activists by corrupt officials, the ones in power - Party cronies, No true democracy in China).
https://www.scmp.com/business/china-bus ... -tolerance
That's a recent one, but just the latest of many
HALF-TRUE Public regulation of powerful industries (Hmm, but not so much with regard to the Environment or foreign IP)
https://chinadialogue.net/en/pollution/ ... ince-2008/

Xi wants to clamp down on the rich Chinese businesses, since they are sending all their cash to western countries. Why? The Chinese economy is starting to collapse, due to it's own making.

China is a corrupt and polluted country and is a danger to all it's neighbors.
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Pack Rat
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bigtoughralf wrote:
Votanic wrote:FALSE Prosecution of corrupt public officials (Actually prosecution of democracy-minded activists by corrupt officials, the ones in power - Party cronies, No true democracy in China).
https://www.scmp.com/business/china-bus ... -tolerance
That's a recent one, but just the latest of many
HALF-TRUE Public regulation of powerful industries (Hmm, but not so much with regard to the Environment or foreign IP)
https://chinadialogue.net/en/pollution/ ... ince-2008/

Xi wants to clamp down on the rich Chinese businesses, since they are sending all their cash to western countries. Why? The Chinese economy is starting to collapse, due to it's own making.

China is a corrupt and polluted country and is a danger to all it's neighbors.
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Re: Beijing Consensus marches on

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Pack Rat wrote:
China is a corrupt and polluted country and is a danger to all it's neighbors.
it's also a danger to its' own citizens : seems like one of those tofu dreg construction projects is falling apart every couple of days now... :roll:
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Votanic
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Re: Beijing Consensus marches on

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Not to be confused with a Beiging Consensus, which is an interior design term for when the designer and client can't come to an agreement on a color scheme, so both parties settle for a palette of drab, neutral, off-white, earth tones.
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This is still happening, people!!?! Get your heads out of your holes and take a hard look at what's really going on in the world!!??!!??!
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Re: Beijing Consensus marches on

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bigtoughralf wrote:
Votanic wrote:FALSE Prosecution of corrupt public officials (Actually prosecution of democracy-minded activists by corrupt officials, the ones in power - Party cronies, No true democracy in China).
https://www.scmp.com/business/china-bus ... -tolerance
That's a recent one, but just the latest of many
HALF-TRUE Public regulation of powerful industries (Hmm, but not so much with regard to the Environment or foreign IP)
https://chinadialogue.net/en/pollution/ ... ince-2008/
Since the change of ownership in 2016, concerns have been raised about the paper's [scmp] editorial independence and self-censorship. Critics including The New York Times, Der Spiegel, and The Atlantic have alleged that the paper is on a mission to promote China's soft power abroad
another surprising post by soft-ralph----NOT
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