And On The Other Hand

And On The Other Hand

The Brave New World of China

To the average person, the atrocities outlined in the article by Nicholas Kristof are unimaginable. This is because we live in what is still fortunately,

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Barry J. Klazura

June 14, 2021

To the average person, the atrocities outlined in the article by Nicholas Kristof are unimaginable. This is because we live in what is still fortunately, a society of rational laws. Totalitarian States however, are not guided by logic (unless you accept the unscientific logic of dialectical materialism); instead, they are guided by manmade rules based on a man- made ideology which has a basis in the misreading of history, misunderstanding of the human mind and in the end, an amazing ability for corruption. Can you imagine a law in the United States which forces women to use contraception in order to eliminate unwanted births? The Nazis did it, and now, China does it. Or, being sent to prison for an unauthorized pregnancy? Welcome to China. Be warned, if you follow the link, be prepared to be disgusted and repulsed by what you read and wonder what can be done to counter the new barbarians who control the lives and destinies of over a billion people. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/12/opinion/sunday/china-xinjiang-uyghur-muslims-genocide.html?searchResultPosition=1

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Written by Barry J. Klazura

Writer, historian, and financial advisor. I studied Political Science at Loyola University Chicago and have spent a lifetime reading history. I write because the mainstream will not ask the hard questions. 

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