Anyone with a passing knowledge of the Western Left's current eight-pronged map will be familiar with the name of Noam Chomsky, the great master of the Left. As the intellectual elites of the same age are gradually passing, Chomsky, who has spent his life criticizing the bastion of capitalism, the United States, and destroying this mountainous country, finally ushered in the end of America at the age of 91: in 2020, Wuhan pneumonia sent the U.S. economy into shock, and the BLM movement launched the American Cultural Revolution to erase the American history and destroy the foundations of the U.S. nation. As an "eternal opponent of America," Chomsky will of course join the revolutionary current, but also eagers to point the way, as he did during the Occupy Wall Street movement in 2003.
Shattering the old world and creating a new one
-- The American Cultural Revolution Underway
I lived through the Cultural Revolution in both China and the US
The Chinese have long feared the return of the Cultural Revolution, but few thought it would be reborn in America. As a Chinese intellectual who has experienced the scourge of the Left in China and understands the increasingly extreme leftist culture in the United States, it was not long before Barack Obama's "The Cultural Revolution" began to take hold in America. I found, back in the early days of the Obama administration, that the leftist culture in the United States shares the same DNA as that of the Cultural Revolution in China. For example, the Leftist culture would, in order to reconstruct historical memory, trumpet the deconstruction of history, and initiate the process of dismantling historical monuments and rewriting the historical status of Jefferson and General Lee by standards of identity (e.g., slave-ownership). These are not dissimilar to the Chinese Cultural Revolution terms of destroying the Four Olds and dismantling the historical relics. A number of individuals who are familiar with the Cultural Revolution in China are calling it the American Cultural Revolution, and if you are interested, you can read "Report on the American Cultural Revolution Movement (Chinese only)", an article that documents the feats of the American Cultural Revolution In the United States not reported by the mainstream media and unbeknownst to the majority of the general public.
I lived through the Cultural Revolution in both China and the US
The Chinese have long feared the return of the Cultural Revolution, but few thought it would be reborn in America. As a Chinese intellectual who has experienced the scourge of the Left in China and understands the increasingly extreme leftist culture in the United States, it was not long before Barack Obama's "The Cultural Revolution" began to take hold in America. I found, back in the early days of the Obama administration, that the leftist culture in the United States shares the same DNA as that of the Cultural Revolution in China. For example, the Leftist culture would, in order to reconstruct historical memory, trumpet the deconstruction of history, and initiate the process of dismantling historical monuments and rewriting the historical status of Jefferson and General Lee by standards of identity (e.g., slave-ownership). These are not dissimilar to the Chinese Cultural Revolution terms of destroying the Four Olds and dismantling the historical relics. A number of individuals who are familiar with the Cultural Revolution in China are calling it the American Cultural Revolution, and if you are interested, you can read "Report on the American Cultural Revolution Movement (Chinese only)", an article that documents the feats of the American Cultural Revolution In the United States not reported by the mainstream media and unbeknownst to the majority of the general public.
Agreement reached, fruit of victory for the US
After 19 months of talks and quarrels, the phase one of the agreement between China and the US is about be materialized. Judging from the text, both sides have made concessions. The US got its way regarding intellectual property rights and lowering trade deficit; China secured the cancellation of some of the tariffs imposed. From the perspective of the respective needs of both sides, Xi Jinping got a breather in alleviating domestic economic pressure; Trump got to free his hands to focus on the general election in 2020. Only two groups of people felt particularly dissatisfied with the deal. One group being the people do not want to see Trump reelected. Paul Krugman for one wrote a piece for the New York Times on December 17, insisting that Trump lost in this trade war. The other group being the opposition camp in China, a camp that wished Trump to directly bring about the collapse of the Communist party by means of the trade war. These two groups people had basically disregarded the fact that the fruit of victory for the US lay not in such trivial matters as tariffs but in forcing the Communist Party to revert from the aggressive mode back to the defensive mode.
The origin of the Hong Kong problem and the way for a win-win solution
This article, if published before the August 18 peaceful march, would doubtlessly be criticized by people from all sides. And in fact, even today, I do not expect it to draw no criticism. Nonetheless, I hope that the people who read this post would think calmly over my reasoning. After all, the protest movement that has been on going for a few months, with the people of Hong Kong shedding sweat and even blood on the streets, should bear fruits that are conducive to both sides. This should be the best result that can be hoped for.
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