Food For Thought: Great Leap Forward – How China became a communist country and fakes it success.

Empty trains, ghost cities and empty skyscrapers, why the Chinese Communist Party fakes it success.

Why would any country, any person wants communism? This is what the one world government will become. This is what the Great Reset agenda is all about… you'll own nothing, and they want you to be happy about being a slave, a serf.

"It is Mao who's the man. He wants to the leader of the socialist camp. You must overtake not England, but you must overtake the Soviet Union. So by transforming every man, every woman in the countryside into a foot soldier that you can deploy day and night, you can create that great leap forward into communism. You overtake the whole socialist stage. You overtake the Soviet Union and you become the one who's found the bridge from socialism into communism. The one who has liberated first China and the rest of the world. You become the one. The one pivot around which history revolves. So that's the plan. The reality is somewhat different."

"In reality, nobody's eating. But the grain inspectors take a great amount of grain away. So bit by bit, people start starving to death. But the key point is not that people starve to death. The key point is that their food depends on work points [social/carbon credit score] earned in the fields. And when they have no work points, if you are a pregnant woman and you cannot work, if you are sick and you cannot work, if you're too old and you cannot work, if you're considered to be an undesirable element, you will not have enough work points to earn whatever feeble little portion of food you might be given in the canteen. In other words, food is used as a weapon and a great many people are simply cut off from the food chain as a form of punishment. That's the key to understanding the great leap forward. That food is used as a weapon. Tens of millions of people are banned from the canteens starved to death. That's the result of the great leap forward into communism."

"Stalin said that the further you go with the revolution, the more counterrevolutionaries there will be. There are counterrevolutionaries in the countryside who have sabotaged everything. That's why the great lead forward failed. So you must purge the countryside of all its counterrevolutionary elements. That's what he does from 62 to 66. What is 66? The cultural revolution. So you have purged a countryside of counterrevolutionary elements. Now 66 you must have a cultural revolution to purge the cities of anything and everyone who thinks in a manner that is not considered to be communist or proletarian enough.… It's just extraordinary if you're a leader of a country that you see that tens of millions of of your subjects are starving. Yes, it is. And your conclusion is that the reason they're starving is they're not cooperating enough with your policy. So, we have to starve them harder, basically." 

People are dispensable. Do the they care about you? You are the one they want to control. Who dares to go against the globalist's one world government?

"In the People's Republic of China, a village will pretend to have 100 people when it only has 80 to collect benefits for 100 people. And you can pocket the 20% that don't exist. So they don't know how many people they have. We've got this massive scheme about cities building for the future for a population that's simply not there." This is perhaps a big part of the reason why China doesn't have 1.4 billion people. It's more likely between 350 to 950 million people as covered in a few posts here, here, here, here, here, and here.

"Have I seen homeless people in the richest capitals of the world? Yes, absolutely. Have I ever seen anyone homeless in the People's Republic of China? No. Why? Because they get deported back to the countryside. It's a complete and utter control of that image that matters a great deal. A lot of us go to China, visit a couple of cities. The moment you leave a city, that huge, beautiful highway turns into a two way road. Once it hits the countryside, it's a dirt track and it all vanishes rather quickly. Very, very quickly. Well, that is the point. So much wealth is extracted to project an image of great wealth in the cities and whatever links these cities. But you can sit in your bullet train which is empty and you can look at these great skyscrapers which are also empty and you got to think really about who pays for all of it and how sustainable is it and most of all where is it going? Where is it going?"

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