Xi’s road map to the Chinese Dream

It’s gone too good for too long time. Now they have to prepare themselves for any evil thing and malice they (and their enemies) can imagine.

In the 19th century the English geographer Halford Mackinder warned the British Government on the crucial role of Eurasia and the fact that a Russian-German economic union would create the most powerful economic block in the world. Mackinders writings were in 1997 expanded by Brzezinski, who published The Grand Chess Board, where he underlined the role of Eurasia and where he stated the US foreign policy goal of preventing the rise of any power which might challenge it’s global interests, namely Russia and China. The result was an inevitable Russian – Chinese economic alliance, whose results are apparent. Now a Eurasian Economic Union is in progress of being created, made up of Russia, China and Iran. Germany has always eyed Russia, in one form or another. It,too, will eventually join, once it discards the US influence. The Eurasian Economic Alliance is more than a century late. It should have been created in the late 19th century and called the Russian-German-Chinese Economic alliance. Two world wars were fought to prevent it. This article is about China. However, Chinese goals cannot be achieved independently, only thru the emerging Eurasian Economic Union. Once Germany joins, then most of Europe will inevitably follow. That is what Washington and Wall Street are trying to prevent.

Very delusional route. Why carry goods to Russia through Central Asia, Turkey and Ukraine? Especially Ukraine! While this country exists, it is impossible to transport anything through this territory with 100% safety. The Silk Road will have a minimum of 2 overland routes: Central Asia / Turkey (maybe Syria / Egypt) and Kazakhstan / Russia / Europe. This is logical and minimizes the risks.

You know, I have some proof that BRI/OBOR is as American as it is Chinese, because I vividly recall the genesis of the idea clear back in1988…at a hotel in Berlin.

There are no accidents in history and it is no accident that:

1) The idea of defeating the Empire came from within what most of us now abhor as the “muscle”, the dumb corrupted sinews OF the Empire……while more of the American brain still developed….in Lyndon LaRouche….while most of the rest of the political class here was going senile.

2) That 1988 idea was further developed over the past nearly 30 years and mediated by a German who is now recognized in China (and was interviewed by China Daily for her analysis of this speech of Xi’s that Pepe Escobar writes so well about. ) as “The Silk Road Lady”, Lyndon’s wife.

Here’s the Link to the China Daily interview of 5 days ago:

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/19thcpcnationalcongress/2017-10/18/content_33419856.htm

3) AND It is not an accident that Helga Zepp LaRouche (that German referenced above…the Silk Road Lady) is 2nd in a list of 11 foreign commenters on Xi’s speech.

4) And it will not be an accident if something strange and desperate is done by the Empire to attempt to stop Trump’s signs of openess to consider the Deal of the Century on his Asia tour beginning November 3rd (…less than 2 weeks from now, guys…) including his first state visit to China, meeting with Xi.

The utmost vigilance on all fronts is therefore urgently called for!

Personally, I will be 100 if still alive by the completion of Xi’s Dream Timetable in 2050. Realistically, my little dream needs to be completed a decade or two before 2050! LOL.

About 15 or twenty years before then, my dream is to cross the tunnel between Alaska and Russia envisioned by Sergei Witte more than 100 years ago, when he instigated the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railroad. AFTER Dmitri Mendeleyev returned to Russia with new ideas for Witte, after attending the first Centennial of the American Revolution, in 1876, in Philadelphia.

http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2005/3237witte.html

an excerpt, from the article’s beginning:

“The industrial take-off of the United States in the aftermath of the Civil War had shown to the world the superiority of the American System of political economy over the British “free-trade” model, which had long served as the straitjacket in which Anglo-Dutch finance maintained its stranglehold over the world economy. The success of the American System was most clearly manifest in the 1876 Centennial celebrations in Philadelphia, where all the achievements of U.S. industry were placed on exhibit. This helped to spur other nations to imitate this most successful model. In 1878, German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck decided to break with the “Manchester school” of free trade, then endemic in German academic circles, and practiced in Germany, by instituting a protective tariff. In this way, he returned to the policies so brilliantly utilized earlier in the century by the German-American economist Friedrich List, in bringing the independent states of Germany into a customs union, the Zollverein (1834), which provided the first major step toward German unification. The great Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleyev visited the 1876 Centennial and returned to Russia to encourage a productive tariff policy in order to promote the nascent Russian industrialization. In the Far East, Japan conducted the Meiji Revolution, unifying the nation, and, under the guidance of E. Peshine Smith, who had been sent to Japan by American economist Henry Carey for that purpose, and began to implement American System policies that would transform Japan into an industrial power. Similarly, in China, there were elements clearly aware that the imperial world of the Qing Dynasty would, one way or another, have to adapt to the new industrial paradigm. A young Sun Yat-sen was then being groomed by American missionaries in Hawaii for realizing that transition.

These various threads of transformation toward an industrialized economy on the Eurasian continent would be taken in hand by one individual, Russian Finance Minister Sergei Yulevich Witte, who would attempt to weave them together into a community of interest that might be able to withstand the attempts by the hegemonic Anglo-Dutch financial elites to sabotage that industrialization.

Witte’s Grand Design

The son of a civil servant, the descendant of a Baltic German family on his father’s side and a Russian mother, who was related to the prestigious Dolgoruky family, Witte studied mathematics, but quickly became interested in railroad building, then at its peak in Russia. There was a general understanding that holding the loose fabric of this vast empire together would require the sinews of the “iron horse.” The successful completion of the U.S. Transcontinental Railroad in 1869 sparked a keen interest in Russian industrial circles and led, in the 1880s, to a series of visits by Russian experts to study the technology of railroad building.”

Witte’s vision included the Bering Straits Tunnel I am so enamored with:

Here’s a video by liberal news (CNN) fools getting giddy, silly and incredulous about it:

https://youtu.be/CexUGGejPw0

A more serious link that contains the above one:

http://interbering.com/History-and-actual-development.html

If you don’t understand the rich significance that such a “nail in the coffin” of the (British) Empire the Bering Straits World Landbridge connection means, both symbolically and in physical economic/cultural/strategic terms…..that will be elucidated in due course.

To make a long story short, BF above is absolutely correct: This (BRI/OBOR/World Landbridge) is 100 years late!

Better Late Than Never!

If u think really what globalist/capitalist fear mongering re communism-is the fact that govt controls capitalism.
That’s not such a bad thing when u compare the 1℅ “democratic” capitalists raping most of the us public of their wealth. Now the libsoros branding thinks it can lead us all like a horse to water w “socialism” to the” communist” east.
Umm no.
The narrative isn’t so fixed that people can’t see – china & Russia have done a good job managing thier resources-w/out globalists stealing it.