China: Communism Attempts to Destroy the United States

Part I: Infiltrating America

I. Irreconcilable Differences

As described more fully in Clash of Values, Part 1, {1} the United States came about as the result of a revolution in mankind’s thinking about government. As a result of the Founding Father’s in-depth study and understanding of some of the West’s greatest thinkers and their discussions on the nature of man, they promulgated the Founding Principles that ensured the freedom and guaranteed the rights of the governed in the United States of America.

The West’s previous governments were monarchies and the people were the king’s subjects. Their will was subject to the king’s will. The new government resulted not just from a revolutionary war, but from a revolution in man’s thinking. People have unalienable rights, the supreme authority rests with the people, and the government exists to serve the people.

This defines the relationship between the ruler (or the ruling party) and the people: It is not the ruling party, but “We the people,” who, through the process established in their Constitution, own the country and make the decisions that involve their own lives.

From the power of the principles upon which it was established and throughout its history, the United States has assumed a special responsibility: to defend the cause of liberty at home and abroad. This is why friends of freedom everywhere have always looked to the U.S. to draw inspiration from its example, its foundation, its ideas, and its actions.

In the spiritual world, we respect and protect religions. Our Pledge of Allegiance states: “one Nation under God.” And we always pray “(May) God bless America!”

The enemies of freedom, on the other hand, had a different type of founding.

In communist countries, the communist party believes that nothing could be higher than itself: the party is the ultimate authority and has the ultimate power.

For example, in the People’s Republic of China, Chairman Mao stated in Chapter Five of The Little Red Book, “Every Communist must grasp the truth: Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun.”

Mao’s Hundred Flowers Campaign in 1950s taught the people well. After being encouraged to criticize the party, hundreds of thousands who publicly criticized the party were then condemned to prison camps, or even executed. The crackdown continued through 1957–1959, forcing people to learn a brutal lesson: The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is the ultimate authority and cannot be criticized; it cannot be subject to the rule of law or face a vote.

The CCP also attempted to destroy all religions to make itself a “God” to its people. No divine power is allowed to exist because the CCP is the highest authority. As such, each child has to raise his fist and make a deadly pledge to the CCP’s blood red flag saying he will give his life for communism.

Virtue and right and wrong are defined as whatever the party says they are. There can be no problem with coercion, threats, lying, intimidation, or control if the source is the party. Stealing, murder, torture, disappearing people, forced abortion, concentration camps, and organ harvesting cannot be wrong if the party approves these actions as there is no other definition of virtue.

There is no greater contrast than that between China under communist rule and the freedom enjoyed by the citizens of the United States of America. Of course, most Chinese citizens are denied knowledge of any other way: the Great Firewall locks people in so they only have access to CCP propaganda and are denied access to Western media, television programing, or spammer.

The CCP, however, has constantly faced two challenges. First, it has to find a way to justify its control even after its citizens learn about the system in the United States. It addresses this by both its propaganda machine’s claiming the communism system is the best system for China and also through the use of force: no one is allowed to criticize the party and can only praise it.

[link to chinascope.org]

Last Edited by Lily o' the Valley on 02/23/2021 12:59 PM