Isn’t it true?

3rd,”…The Chinese are comfortable using race to explain events and appealing to racist stereotypes to advance their interests. Most insidious is the Chinese belief that Africans in particular need Chinese leadership…”

Isn’t this true?

4th,”…Chinese will make appeals to Third World states based on “racial solidarity,” that is, the need of non-white peoples to unite against Western imperialism and racism…”

Don’t the Jews do this in the US and Europe in order to get more power for themselves? (They’re about done as they own everything and control the government such that we’re fighting all over the planet for them).

5th,”…Fifth, Chinese racism retards their relations with the Third World…coupled with clannish and ruthless Chinese business practices, generate enormous resentment in the Third World.”

They watched the Jews intensely and they Jews have made this work for them so well they control all the domestic and foreign policy of the USA.

7th,”…as lamentable as it is, Chinese racism helps to make the Chinese a formidable adversary…”

Same with the Jews. Any critique of them is anti-semitism and racism. Any thought not guided by them is “evil”.

I read that guy’s commentary at Brutalist [I'm not so sure about that website- first visit; it came up on the googles]. Based on review of the TOC of the report and your summary, I was surprised by the vehemence of his critique.

On the one hand, I share much of his sensibility to these matters and the discussion of them. On the other, it rather looks like this report is shockingly frank compared to what I would expect of papers by DoD consultants [I'm stereotyping here] and far more positive about the implications of its subject for Chinese power than the criticism implies.

There are bound to be some downsides to it, there are downsides to every mental picture of the world, and it’s fair to assess them, and even some PC or reflection of standard Western unshared assumptions is to be expected.

But with those caveats, still. Wow. I would have expected this report to have been written in Sumerian using some sort of cipher and then hand delivered in a puzzle box for storage in the warehouse with the Ark of the Covenant. Not stored digitally and subject to FOIA.

“Personal rights acquired by an individual by being a citizen or resident, or automatic entitlements to certain freedoms conferred by law or custom. Certain civil rights (such as the right to equality, freedom, good governance, justice, and due process of law) are inalienable like human rights and natural rights, whereas others (such as the right to hold a public office) depend on one’s conduct and can be lost. Also called civil liberties.”

Read more: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/civil-rights.html

(–the second usage seems to have displaced the original meaning as given above.)

Do the Chinese have this concept?