I have been an observer of China for many years, and spent some years living in China. The title of this thread is the conclusion I get. It comes from mostly observation and deduction. I cannot prove anything as I cannot even prove the Freemasons exist.
Masonry (or the Powers that have been for centuries) had a great deal of influence on China since the overthrow of the Ching dynasty. Its influence was checked by Mao Zedong (Contrary to popular perception, Mao was a great man, a nationalist who wanted to establish a classless egalitarian society.) But upon his death, his loyalists, the Gang of Four and successor were eliminated and the reign by the Chinese Masonry began under the banner of CCP and Socialism with Chinese characteristics, up to this day.
Some reasons why I believe this is the case.
1. Historic reasons. Masonry likes to control countries in order to control the world. When there is opposition to a government, they support the rebels in the hope of getting influence or control if the government is overthrown. We see this in their support of the Bolsheviks and the communist party of Russia. So we can bet on their support of Sun Yat-Sen, who used the TongMengHui to oppose the Ching dynsasty. In official history, the society and many others were funded by generous overseas wealthy Chinese. But could the real money have come from the Masons?
The Chinese Communist Party started their revolution in the cities against Chiang’s
KuoMingTang, imitating the Soviet model of having uprisings by the working class. They failed miserably as suppression was easy and Chiang had the support of the triad societies. Not long ago I read some passage from an old book which revealed that many Chinese leaders like Chou Enlai and Deng Xiaoping were masons, while Mao was not. If this is to be believed, then the Masons obviously supported these city rebels who were mostly intellectuals. It is also very natural for the intellectuals to admire the west for their having Mr. Sai and Mr. De (science and democracy) and probably Freemasons was very appealing then. These city masons fled to the country and joined Mao who showed some success in organizing peasant’s revolution. And at some critical point in the Long March they elected Mao to be the leader, seeing that he was also a great strategist.
After founding the PRC, Mao had the reputation and reverence of the people far beyond the other leaders. He had the ambition of building an egalitarian society, always admonishing that if this was not achieved, the revolution would just regress into the old world with master and slave relationship between those who had and who had not. In the nationalisation of land, the landlords were purged and many were executed summarily (my grandfather was one.) Knowing the excesses Mao criticised the random killing and abuses and called for discretion. This is recorded in many of his instructions. Knowing what the Masons can do now, could it be that many of the atrocities were implemented by them. I am suggesting that even in the Mao era, the government was a coalition between the communist puritans and the masons, at least those who favoured the Capitalist Road (They were called revisionists.) That’s why there was the Cultural Revolution.
2. The immediate implementation of what we now confirm is the depopulation agenda – Upon Deng’s rising to power in 1978, the one-child policy was implemented in draconian style as soon as 1979. China throughout history had no such mandates. Mao had encouraged a high birth rate, saying “the more the better”. The average was about 3.5 per family and more in the rural areas. There were forced abortions of very late pregnancies which caused death to both and reports were abundant of rivers floating with dead female babies. This was a very brutal policy which China did not need. World overpopulation was only beginning to be discussed in the 70’s in the west (probably from masonic propaganda) and this idea of reducing China’s population so drastically could not be a local idea. Maintaining it with such force could only mean China was told to.
3. The rather inexplicable invasion of Vietnam – The outward reason by China was that Vietnam militias frequently incurred into the GuanXi province and Vietnam had to be given “a lesson”. A very costly lesson indeed and the deaths were mostly young men from the southern provinces. This was an act certainly bad for China at the time when it wanted to flourish from the poor past. Was it a test for China's loyalty to the Masonic cause?
4. The sudden shift to buying western products in favour of helping local ones – The many years of China’s “walking on two legs” and seeing many national independent developments would have China benefitted from learning new technologies by Open-Up. However, China did not do so but instead destroyed many of its national enterprises by allowing western capitals to pour in unchecked. The Yun-10 passenger plane was a model from many years of research and development. It made several successful test flights and was ready to be manufactured. Instead the project was abruptly halted in favour of buying 20 Boeings. This is an example of a 180-degree turn to pursue capitalism at the expense of the country. (The reason was high production cost)
5. The lock-step style of following the US on 911 – Terrorism was a rather alien term in China. Immediately after 911 China urgently raised its anti-terrorist structure. The very detailed security checks in the MTR stations and checkpoints were set up and still being used today, in spite of the manpower and inconvenience it caused. No real terrorist acts in these 25 years. This is what the Masonic technocrats want for the future, of course. I remember there was the case of the arrest of the shoe-bomber in an American airport. Hilariously, the next week I tried to get on a train everyone was ordered to go barefoot through security.
6. The most draconian style in the three years of covid – We know covid was a lie, a theatre, the implementation of the depopulation agenda. Because of the freedom of speech in the west, we know that the covid jab was lethal to many people. I knew that early in 2020-21. At that time I thought since China did not use the MRN techcology, the vials were safer, but no. People all over the world who have taken the jabs still carry the injuries and many are still dying. China is no exception. Its population has reduced by several billions according to some anti-Chinese sources. This estimation might not be wrong as the lack of people in the streets compared to pre-covid times is obvious. For a very long time during the three years, China asked all of its people to have the PCR-test every 24 hours. In the morning you saw long lines of people waiting for the test, failing would mean no school, no work. This policy was insane to the extreme. Would even a tyrant ask for such an impractical way of battling the unseen virus? The government expenditure on this alone was enormous. Taxi drivers were required to have the check every 12 hours. Very insane. Locking down almost every city for weeks and months would certainly bring down everything, lives and livelihoods. The order is said to come directly from the CDC of China, directly onto the city and neighbourhood estates, bypassing the provincial or city administrations. This radical change of power structure is something to ponder on.
There are other “little” things that make one wonder if China is that “sovereign”. If the hypothesis is true, then we must ask why the world we see does not support it. Isn’t Xi a sovereign leader who promotes multiculturalism, and pairs with Putin to oppose the masonic west? I think the contradictions have to be solved within each one’s mind. Ready to turn your worldview upside down. Perhaps then you are upright.