CHINA & THE NEW WORLD ORDER

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Mao Zedong had Jewish Communist advisers so close to him, they became top Chinese ministers and even took a place on China's ruling politburo.

 Foreign Jewish figures were close aides to Mao even before he took power.

Polish-born Jew Israel Epstein became Mao's powerful Minister of Appropriations handling key financial matters, & knew later Chinese leaders up through Hu Jintao.

When Epstein died in his 90s Sidney Shapiro - politburo member - and 'Chen Bidi', Sidney Rittenberg, Virginius Frank Coe, Rewi Alley also served Mao closely despite being of foreign-Jewish origin.

12 Chabad centres in today's China Photo, Mao Zedong with Sidney Rittenberg: 

https://i.ibb.co/GQJZDPZ/Mao-Zedong-Sidney-Ritternberg.jpg 

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The Bidens do lots of business with the Chinese, some of that very controversial now with Joe Biden's son Hunter 

But also Trump and the Republicans get money from China 

USA Republican Senator and Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell, the top Republican political figure with Trump out, is married to a Taiwanese woman, born Elaine Chao.

Elaine's sister, thus McConnell's sister-in-law, Angela Chao, is a non-executive director of the state-owned Bank of China in Beijing.

Trump borrowed tens of millions from that same bank, a $211 million loan for 1290 Avenue of the Americas New York City, near Trump Tower ... the loan said to be later transferred to another financial entity 

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/04/24/trump-biden-china-debt-205475

China and the New World Order

PRESENTER: “Sir Evelyn de Rothschild joins us now, to talk about investing in China and his latest venture , Weather Central – here as well. 

Sir Evelyn, Has it become a more open society – has it become an easier place to do business?

EVELYN DE ROTHSCHILD: Oh, I think it is, no doubt. I think it’s a remarkable country. When you think of what has happened in the last 10 years, let alone 20 years, it is an achievement beyond recognition.”

(Source: De Rothschild Says China’s Growth a `Remarkable’ Story | Time Reference: 05:09)


Lynn de Rothschild.

RICHARD ROCKEFELLER: “I’m Richard Rockefeller. I’m chair of the board of the Rockefeller Brothers fund. The sentiments that my grandfather and grandmother and actually other relatives of that generation had for China, very positive feelings for the country, passed through the generations to all of us. So China in a way wasn’t such an unfamiliar place to us as it might have felt for a lot of Americans.”

(Source: Rockefeller Family in China: Then and Now | Time Reference: 05:39)


Richard Rockefeller.

INTERVIEWER: “What sort of a financial deal should Obama be seeking to strike ?

GEORGE SOROS: I think this would be the time because you really need to bring China into the creation of a new world order, financial world order.”

(Source: Soros: China Must Be Part Of The New World Order | Time Reference: 06:02)



INTERVIEWER: “Sir Evelyn what about the RMB situation you mentioned a so-called currency problem. Do you see the day in the next five years where it’s fully convertible and flexible.

EVELYN DE ROTHSCHILD: Well you’re talking to a person who’s quite old. If I were around in five years I’d like to think that that is the case. I think we’ve all got to move towards that opportunity and I think the challenge also is whether we should move towards an international currency.”

(Source: De Rothschild Says China’s Growth a `Remarkable’ Story | Time: 06:20)



HENRY KISSINGER: “But they really are issues of the construction of a new world order, that’s what this is about, and that’s the sort of dialogue the Chinese are generally good at and so a partnership between us is central. A conflict between us is going to exhaust us both. In tactical exercises it cannot be conclusive.

INTERVIEWER: And the New World Order could satisfy both?

KISSINGER: It has to satisfy both because otherwise it will lead to tensions that will exhaust us both.”

(Source: Henry Kissinger on China and the New World Order | Time Reference: 06:51)


David Rockefeller (left)

 David Rockefeller, under the title ‘From a China Traveler’ said:

“The social experiment in China under Chairman Mao’s leadership is one of the most important and successful in human history.”

(Source: Rockefeller: From A China Traveler (1973) | Time Reference: 25:55)

“In Henry Kissinger, Rockefeller found a political operative with an international and domestic perspective similar to his. 

(Source: Rockefeller and Kissinger | Time Reference: 29:07)

 ‘Bloomberg Report – Heirs of Mao’s Comrades Rise as New Capitalist Nobility’.

"In the 1980s: Farmers could lease land. Private enterprise – at first on a small scale, later bigger – was tolerated, then encouraged.

(Source: Bloomberg Exposes Network of 8 Political Families | Time Reference: 35:22)

HENRY KISSINGER: “The Chinese’ll use military force if they feel themselves threatened, and ruthlessly, but it’s hard for me to visualize a Chinese military strategy designed to back up a Chinese World Government, even in the name of universal peace.”

(Source: CSIS Special Book Discussion: “On China,” with Henry Kissinger | Time Reference: 42:56)



“R&D investment did not spring out of nowhere, it was again a part of a coordinated agenda that involved some of the largest corporations on the planet, and this report also lists some of the countries that heavily invested in R&D in the 1990s, Motorola, Nokia, Siemens, IBM, Microsoft, GM, Samsung, Nortel, GE, JVC, Intel, P&G, DuPont, Ericsson, Matsushita, Mitsubishi, Lucent, Bell and AT&T to name a few, all have R&D facilities in China.

Microsoft for instance invested a hundred and thirty million dollars to establish its research institute Microsoft Asian Technology Center in China. Motorola established 18 R&D centers in China by the end of 2000. This included an initial 300 million dollar investment and 1060 research personnel, etcetera, etcetera.”

(Source: Drivers of Foreign Investment in China and the New R&D Models | Time Reference: 51:46)

China and the New World Order