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Daniel Hutchinson
I’m not one to normally buy into conspiracy thinking, yet as time goes on, I’m finding more and more I think there are more adversarial groups out there trying to stick it to us, one way or the other. I know many of our classmates will not be interested in this type of thing and that’s fine.
Before getting into what I think of this China virus thing, I’d like to diverge somewhat and explain something I’ve learned over the years, and have had some excellent explanations given by experts. Not just someone professing to be expert in a field, but who have actually done the work, learned the languages, lived in the cultures, knowing, feeling what they are talking about.
I am not one of these experts, only penning my views from years of living among many different cultures, drawing upon what I’ve learned over the years from others.
I may have alluded to some of these things in the past; however, my comments are always different; at times I tend to be peripeteia (look it up) in my writing.
Cultures around the world are unique unto themselves and few share the same ideals as the western cultures, namely, western Europe and the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Australia in particular.
The Eastern European, Balkan States, moving through to Turkey, Iraq, Iran, then further east to India, Pakistan, then the south Asian countries, Thailand, Malaysia, Burma. Further north east, to China, Viet Nam, Japan, Korea and so forth. Then switch your view to the south, northern Africa, mostly all Islamic states, east to Lebanon, Jordan and sundry of other African states. OK, you’re beginning to see the vast differences in cultures, but what are those differences?
In the United States, England, France, Spain, as far as Italy, we generally enjoy the Judean, Christian understanding of doing good to other, respecting one another, property, general ideology of loving one another. Central and South America share many of these ideals, yet there are many subtle differences to ours.
I could go on for a week explaining the various cultures, as I view them, but for this purpose I’m going to focus on the Oriental mind, China being the focus right now.
To us, people are people the world over. There are some universal sameness, we all want what is best for our families, to live a comfortable life, with necessities being met. That’s about where it ends. To most Orientals, their belief system is conditioned on ancient philosophers like, Confucius, and Buddha. Buddha taught that all nature should be respected, have feelings and we people are just part of nature, no different. When we say we can’t understand how they value life so little, it’s not much different for them to expend a human life as it is to cut a rose for their need or pleasure. If their need is to propagate their ideology, not to convert us, but to satisfy their need or ultimate goal, if it requires people die, then so be it. The emotion, sorrow, value for life just isn’t there as it is for us. The Oriental can be very devious, and subtle, achieving deeply nefarious ends.
As westerners, it’s virtually impossible for us to understand this. All people of the world are products of their upbringing, conditioning; if we have not been raised or exposed to these other cultures, we just can’t imagine or intellectualize how and what they think. I’ve said for many years, one major political fault in our world diplomacy is rooted in this very thing. We send our diplomats to a few weeks or months to Area Studies and send them into the world as experts. This is almost laughable, if it wasn’t such seriously flawed thinking.
OK, back to the Chinese virus issue. I do believe we have some very well educated medical people who understand what is going on; such as, Dr. Rashid Buttar, he is beside himself with the fraud being perpetrated upon us over this. A fraud which is costing lives. There is a Youtube link
https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DWGbYHJcMbz8%26feature%3Dshare%26fbclid%3DIwAR1ooXMv-_6tdGMCPfH6yGayPltK4wo3M9Qp68buEhrCHlrSGjEaxVgclPA&h=AT07u-5tdfEeN5xRODb7HSqqyEx1acsx0vRIXBh4ybG1zxOrOzG7ZgJT1wagyR0xlquL8uHd16-dTaFZF-GvJVlTg0DP9klc5OHD7vROxnXNlDMfMHspNhvJ90HYrWQgyfyflTcV4GRDXhe9DONqCalEETetI7osGw0
presentation which he points out as “Fake Pandemic Numbers”. Well worth viewing. I’m not saying this is the end all, but as I said at the onset of this, I’m beginning to think we are being hoodwinked much more than we can even imagine. I do believe there is a Deep State, who wish to control us. It has been human nature for centuries for people in power to want control and wrest control over anyone who opposes them. Money, is at the bottom of most of these conspiracies. Would the Chinese purposefully expend their own people and send the virus to us, yes I think they would. They’re angry over Trump disrupting their sweet deal of taking, taking, taking from us, giving very little to nothing in return – it’s what they are willing to do to achieve their ends.
It is not my intention to turn this into a political tirade, rather offer something for us to think about. Is Bill Gates, involved, Doctor Fauci and the like, do they want to be part of a ruling class, controlling us, perhaps. I’m not saying they are for sure, but I’m sure watching and looking for all of the subtle maneuvers they’re making, and there are many.
Steve, I didn’t view O’Reilly’s presentation, but know basically where he’s coming from. I do not agree with him referring to the Chinese hierocracy as ‘thugs an Barbarians”. They are just doing what they think is necessary to achieve their ends, based on their belief system (foreign to us), and O’Reilly’s comments compliment what I was saying about our diplomats – we really don’t know, or understand the Oriental mind/thinking.
As for sending ships in force now is a psychological signal, that we are not to be trifled with, not just for the Iranians and Chinese but for the world to see. I think that’s a good move – as Regan said “Peace Through Strength”.
I would love to delve into some of these other cultures in more depth, but this is probably all you can endure now. The culture of Islam is one which has dominated much of my time of late. Having lived in the Muslim world for nine years, I do have a pretty good feel for what is going on there. Not an expert by any stretch of the imagination, but I do have some ideas which, I believe help some to understand what we’re dealing with.
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