5 reasons why China is on my poop list….
China is in the news often with the Olympic games constantly in the headlines. The world has gotten a fruity version of what’s going on behind the scenes in that amazingly gigantic country. While I’m a fan of Olympic sports, I’m not a fan of China’s human rights abuses and government “regulations” and crackdowns on dissension.
Here’s 5 reasons why China is on my “poop” list: (Edited for PG-13 and under)
# 1 – Tiananmen Square Massacre – Flashback – 1989
Thousands of Chinese are boiling with anger at a government that strong arms and suppresses its people. The Chinese Communist Party would have none of it. Remember the brave soul who stood in front of the tanks? Get the peace of mind you deserve while overseas. Purchase International Medical Insurance for as low as 70¢ a day.
Tiananmen Square Death
Tiananmen Square BRAVEHEART
God Bless His Soul.
# 2 – Falun Gong Persecutions
China doesn’t mess around. Freedom of religion? Ha! Never heard of it in China. Thousands of reports of government abuse. Heck, if they don’t like a political party or affiliation, they just make a law to go out and start the torture and killing.
In the fall of 1999, the communists created a law to abolish “heterodox religions” and retroactively applied to Falun Gong. Know what they did and do with these Falun Gong gang? They kidnap them. Then they force them into labor camps, hospital basements or prisons. They take blood and urine samples and match these samples up with people with money who need organs. Then, they inject drugs into the Falun Gong follower, or dissenter, pull out the heart and other organs and sell them. Then they incinerate their bodies. (Burn them to ashes)
The 4 principle areas of Deng Xiaoping Theory teach the following:
- Uphold the basic spirit of Communism
- Uphold the People’s democratic dictatorship political system
- Uphold the leadership of the Communist Party
- Uphold Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought
Since 1997 that system of “thought” has been OFFICIAL. Guess what happens if you don’t “uphold” those ideals? (See #2 pooper – Falun Gong Persecution)
# 4 – The 2008 Olympics
Yeah, yeah, yeah – I can already here your arguments. “You don’t like the Olympics?” I love the Olympic sporting events. That’s not what bothers me. The thing that grumbles my stomach is how the Communist Party got ready for the Olympics.
Consider this from the UK Times: “China has systematically covered up the accidental deaths of at least 10 workers, and perhaps many more, in a rush to construct the futuristic ”bird’s nest” stadium in Beijing for this summer’s Olympic Games. Witnesses have told The Sunday Times of seeing workers plummet to their deaths from the perilous heights of the stadium. The bodies were swiftly removed by police, who sealed off accident scenes with orange tape and cleared other workers from the area while the dead were loaded into police vehicles, witnesses said.”
Perfect! Modern age Great Wall of China building! Death to the people, power to the state! (I never heard any death reports coming out of the United States Winter Olympics in 2002 in Salt Lake City, Utah.)
# 5 – They have over $1.2 Trillion Dollars of United States money
Yikes! This is almost the worst part! They have power with that money. Can you imagine what would happen if that Communist Regime decided to flood the world with the American dollars they hold? An event like that would make the Great Depression of 1929 look like a couple of years at the country club.
I guess that’s why China is so irritating and bothersome right now. They have power and control. And we can’t do a stinkin’ thing about it.
So China, bask in the glory of your fake, disguised, media frenzy Olympic games. After those games are all said and done, you’re still going to have 300 million pissed off starving farmers and a shortage of women.
And – you’ll still be on my poop list.
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