Do you think communism will come to an end in China this decade?

[James, Group Founder]

The communists overreaction to Covid, and their zero Covid policy, may lead to the destruction of the CCP, I suspect. As their evils (similar evils that our politicians, and also MOST Western citizens, have supported these last 2 and a half years) are now awakening too many Chinese to handle. Strength in numbers and the benefits of highly populated nations...

This satirical video regarding the mass protests in China makes a few good points https://rumble.com/v1y6qa8-wtf-mass-p...

[Anya]

Hi James, I believe the more appropriate word would be "terrorism". Here we have "democracy", and we experienced a similar, in some areas identical, terrorism like in China. Around the globe, there is a war against humanity. It is just presented in different forms. And it did not start two years ago.

Communism is another word that is widely misused and misinterpreted. Not just the word, but also the ideology of communism is misused. I bet a great majority in the western world did not read The Communist Manifest. The theory of communism is almost identical to the Bible: Don't kill, don't still ... and all the 10 commandments are in the theory of communism. Unfortunately, the theory of communism is not possible because humanity is not still ready for it. That in China, and in Russia during Salin, was a dictatorship. And equally as the WHY is a nice name for a monstrous organisation, a nice name was used for something that has nothing to do with the ideology of communism

I lived in a socialist country called Yugoslavia, led by a communist party, and the society was very healthy.

- There was no private medical practice. Doctors had high salaries, and they did not want you to come again and again. They wanted you heald.
- Education was free for all and identical in remote villages as in the capital of Yugoslavia. There were 14 syllabi in high school taught by university-educated professors. University education was also free and available for everybody who had good results.
- Sports were free, and everybody with talent had a chance to progress.
- I lived in London from 1972 to 1974 to find out that the standard of the average people in Yugoslavia was much higher than the standard of the average people in GB.
- The crime was very low, and a woman could walk in the middle of the night in any city in Yugoslavia without fear.
- The Worker's Board was making the final decisions.
- Yugoslav passport was the most expensive on the black market because of the number of countries where we could travel without a visa.

I could make a longer list, but I believe that is enough to give you an idea. People could feel free and secure about their future. That was called "socialism", not "communism", and it had to be destroyed because it was "a bad example" of giving power to the people.

[Anya]

I hope that people in China will get liberated from this dictatorship. I also hope they will have good leaders who will continue what was good about China: dividing from the Central Bank and trading with the local currency.