You don't have to go into that level to see their so called endgame.
All the globalist want is not much and it's not that complicated: They want to control us more effectively. And they just can't stand we have human rights as they do. "What have the normies contributed to better this world? And even if so, how much?", they asked themselves. Their answer was totalitarianism. That's why there is the current version of China, and the rest of the world is heading to become China.
What kind of economic and social systems we'd have, they don't care. And such as carrying out mass migration or normalizing deviance & depravity; those are all simply divide & conquer tools. They would need to dismantle our social norms in order to push us into more quickly accepting "we will own nothing and be happy."
Tidbit #1: You've probably heard about forced technology transfer (FTT). Because of the practice alone, moving the manufacturings to China, which George HW Bush had started to actualize since his vice days, doesn't really make sense from every business perspectives, except regarding direct labour costs. And even if you want to run your factory there, let's say, for over five to ten years, you would need to think about what not being able to purchase the necessary site & building in China means. Then, why it had to be China? Why those cliques in the US helped China to become a WTO member despite the terrible optics at that time caused by Tiananmen Square Massacre? Weren't there any other third world nations where the "a cent per hour" labour cost was offered? [In case you'd want the source for the graph in the family photo op above.]
Tidbit #2: The previous US administration put hefty tariffs & sanctions on China's semiconductor and IT industry. Did you know so called the US Business Roundtable hated those tariffs & sanctions or any turbulence in the US-China trade? They have been adamantly against the US placing China's tech companies such as Huawei and Hikvision on the blacklist, and behind the curtain they have been trying to help China's semiconductor industry. I am wondering why. Read here about the mainstream take on why Goldman Sachs is siding with China regarding Huawei.
And see what Tsinghua Unigroup, a.k.a the symbol of rising Chinese semiconductor industry, is. See who are on its advisory board. And where the previous US administration push them to. [1][2][3][4] This is why Wall Street and Billionaires backed the Biden ticket on the last election. [5][6]
You don't have to go into that level to see their so called endgame.
All the globalist want is not much and it's not that complicated: They want to control us more effectively. And they just can't stand we have human rights as they do. "What have the normies contributed to better this world? And even if so, how much?", they asked themselves. Their answer was totalitarianism. That's why there is the current version of China, and the rest of the world is heading to become China.
What kind of economic and social systems we'd have, they don't care. And such as carrying out mass migration or normalizing deviance & depravity; those are all simply divide & conquer tools. They would need to dismantle our social norms in order to push us into more quickly accepting "we will own nothing and be happy."
Tidbit #1: You've probably heard about forced technology transfer (FTT). Because of the practice alone, moving the manufacturings to China, which George HW Bush had started to actualize since his vice days, doesn't really make sense from every business perspectives, except regarding direct labour costs. And even if you want to run your factory there, let's say, for over five to ten years, you would need to think about what not being able to purchase the necessary site & building in China means. Then, why it had to be China? Why those cliques in the US helped China to become a WTO member despite the terrible optics at that time caused by Tiananmen Square Massacre? Weren't there any other third world nations where the "a cent per hour" labour cost was offered? [In case you'd want the source for the graph in the family photo op above.]
Tidbit #2: The previous US administration put hefty tariffs & sanctions on China's semiconductor and IT industry. Did you know so called the US Business Roundtable hated those tariffs & sanctions or any turbulence in the US-China trade? They have been adamantly against the US placing China's tech companies such as Huawei and Hikvision on the blacklist, and behind the curtain they have been trying to help China's semiconductor industry. I am wondering why. Read here about the mainstream take on why Goldman Sachs is siding with China regarding Huawei.
And see what Tsinghua Unigroup, a.k.a the symbol of rising Chinese semiconductor industry, is. See who are on its advisory board. And where the previous US administration push them to. [1] [2] [3] [4] This is why Wall Street and Billionaires backed the Biden ticket on the last election. [5] [6]