modern woke brainwashing had its genesis in the Chinese Cultural Revolution... in my opinion...

[wiggins]

I've been looking at these posters and it's like what we see now with the woke stuff.

And anyone who questions it gets the CCR back lash too...

Chinese Cultural Revolution propaganda posters, 1960s-1970s - Rare Historical Photos

In 1966 Mao Zedong, the Communist leader of China, started a political campaign that became known as the Cultural Revolution. These are propaganda posters of that time.

rarehistoricalphotos.com

I read the ABC news site daily just to balance out my other right wing reading (The Australian; The Financial Review; The spectator) and at its heart its like Mao's little red book, full of propaganda and self hate of all things European...

I recommend others check it out. $1 billion Aus per year tax payer funding...

ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Trusted and independent source of local, national and world news. In-depth analysis, business, sport, weather and more.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Darkwing87]

I believe china to be behind everything that feels fishy since at least 9/11.

 

[NoConvexity]

The bullshit has been happening for a long time lol even before this. Waves and waves of bullshit since the beginning of "time", Which is more bullshit.

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

No shit, dude! You are way behind if this is just dawning on you now.

 

[Hatchet]

The bullshit has been happening for a long time lol even before this. Waves and waves of bullshit since the beginning of "time", Which is more bullshit.

Then comes the stupid CBDC smh

 

[NoConvexity]

Then comes the stupid CBDC smh

What is this nonsense you are speaking of?

 

[Nikolaiev]

Text both interesting and in bad faith, which shells truths but:

- on the one hand ignores the important achievements made by the nationalist regime of Chiang Kai-Shek in the 1930s, which modernized the cities (but not at all the countryside, where the overwhelming majority of the population lived).

- on the other hand, attributed to the communist regime as a whole achievements which concern certain periods but not others. For example, the worst famine of the 20th century was neither under the Qing, nor during the period of the warlords, nor under the Guo Min Dang regime, nor under Japanese occupation: it was during the Great Leap forward organized by Mao.

China's economic growth and geopolitical expansion did not originate with Mao but with Deng Xiao Ping. He is the true father of contemporary China. Since the 1980s, Chinese political philosophy has rearticulated Marxism with Confucianism (heresy under Mao) and even with certain reactionary European thinkers (Spengler is much more popular in China than here).

 

[billiam]

I think the roots of which you speak of are more rooted in Marxist Theory. The breaking apart of the family is a tenant of Marxism. Marx and Heigl wrote that children belong to state and not to the family. The trans movement and CRT are just methods for separation and destruction of the family unit.

The Chinese understand the more internal conflict within a nation there is the easier it is begin to exert their influence.