China Family – And their strategy in the “Global Chess Game”

by Babel-Fish | April 4, 2009 at 05:03 pm

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I have just returned from a 3 day visit to Shenzhen China and have had the pleasure of speaking to one of china’s advisors on infrastructure its Commerce and Industry. It would seem that much of my writings and understanding of the “Global Chess Game” is clearly a view taken by the Chinese authorities. My source it’s a Chinese Singapore businessman part of a large global network of Chinese businesses overseas that are called the Chinese Family. He is presently one of many consultants offering free advice to government officials and businesses through out China. Presently my source is working on local projects for a main official in Shenzhen, I am not sure if he should have been talking to me on political issues so I will not mention his name.

The interesting factor is that China is not interested in showing military intentions to achieve world power or to spread communism through out Asia. China knows it will be the leading world power within the next 15 years but does not want to police the world.

China looks at war as being a waste of money and only gains short term gains in the interest of elitist capitalistic corporations. China knows that USA has tried to curb its expanse by controlling its energy source from the Middle East (Iraq) and the Baltic Sea basin. China has of course its own energy source, vast coal deposits and mainly untapped oil and natural gas fields of which it could exploit more effectively but China is now switching its energy strategy to cleaner renewable energy.

China’s intention, in addition to creating a world-leading industry that will produce jobs and exports, is to reduce urban pollution and decrease its dependence on oil, which comes from the Mideast and travels over sea routes controlled by the United States Navy.

Part of China’s new strategy is to use its ability of great influence over its industry and to create a change of policy very quickly to meet the needs of consumers in the west.

TIANJIN, China — Chinese leaders have adopted a plan aimed at turning the country into one of the leading producers of hybrid and all-electric vehicles within three years, and making it the world leader in electric cars and buses after that.

China has now been forced into a position that is favorable to USA and EU that for years have been moaning about a need to cut China’s exports and flooding the world with its goods. It’s my belief that the present financial melt down was a planned event in a global economical war to stop the growth of China and curb its exports by at least 50%. But it’s an economical war that has only one eventual winner and that being China. USA has expended too much of its money on efforts to curb China obtaining oil and natural gas.

USA wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have effectively controlled the supply of oil and gas but China’s ability to change its methodologies, communistic control over capitalism and it’s far reaching Chinese Family that gives it constant supply of top class advice and consultancy will keep China one step a head in the Global Chess game.

The new world order has to be social democracy to keep the world in step with this dynamic dragon that sees world dominance is not gained by war but by economic power. World War III is a financial war and so far it looks like China and EU will end up being the powers to be if USA does not become a social democratic society fully in charge of its capitalistic elite within this next decade.

My opinion is the world will be a better safer place to live in and I feel that more effort will be also taken to stop world poverty. As such a social democratically world change would lead to a more caring global society.

Further reading on my opinion of the true “Global Picture”

http://my.nowpublic.com/world/search-truth-global-meltdown-theory

http://my.nowpublic.com/opinions/scream-9-11-global-picture

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Babel-Fish

at 17:20 on April 4th, 2009

My source explained that China is looking at creating micro business for its older members of society, underneath the big cities its metro systems are being made into multi layered shopping centers. Copying Hong Kong and Singapore but adding areas for the the poorer and older members of their society to sell goods. The larger stores are cutting un-necessary floor space and made into smaller more efficient units and stores. China is expanding still more and more business are being open daily to cater for the Chinese consumers. China is quickly adjusting its stratigy of creating new jobs and improving the life of its citizens.

I have seen this with my own eyes each and every time I visit Shenzhen I see new improvements and the financial meltdown has made little effect here China is still on the move.

PIM of SPAIN

at 03:01 on April 5th, 2009

Yes Babel it is an interesting story you write about. In great part I do agree. However I disagree with your statement:

“It’s my belief that the present financial melt down was a planned event in a global economical war to stop the growth of China and curb its exports by at least 50%.”

To my sources and opinion that is not really the case. China in general has been overwhelmed by this credit- crisis. See my contribution about this subject at:

http://my.nowpublic.com/world/china-next-world-power

I wrote there amongst others:
“The Chinese perhaps could make stuff for their own people? Well, they could and eventually will do. But that's exactly what makes this crisis a depression and not a recession. The whole structure of the economy must be changed. Again, this is possible, but that will take time while the adjustment will be painful. Workers need to be retrained. First many will be fired as the factories search and adapt for a new product line. Without revenues, they might go broke, and hopefully repurchased at an auction by another manufacturer.
This process is called creative destruction that Schumpeter described. One industry is destroyed so that another might be created. It is what depressions are good for. It is what we all do face now, including China. Maybe especially China even more. Because China has a command economy compared to our free market economy. Central planning is inept to deal with those changes quickly while time and energy is wasted in finding ways to avoid doing things.”

During my last 2 weeks trip, I had the pleasure to meet a Chinese Professor from Being University at the University of Aalborg - Denmark where one of my sons is studying ‘innovation management’. This professor (I don’t mention his name for the same reason as yours) was sent to Aalborg by the Chinese Government to investigate and develop innovation platforms for the Chinese industry. He is so eager to learn more about innovation, that he offered my son and his student colleague apprenticeships at Beijing University this and next year to assist him developinging innovation platforms for different kinds of industries.

It confirms your and mine impression that China is undertaking all necessary steps to come out of this crisis on top. It is a pity that this in the west is not understood.

I’m completely in agreement with yr statement: “But it’s an economical war that has only one eventual winner and that being China”.

It will be fascinating witnessing this happening live, although it might take more time than the 15 years you indicated.

Babel-Fish

at 16:14 on April 5th, 2009

I have been an avid follower of the global chess game and still hold a coviction that the global financial melt down was a well planned chess board move by the political elite to control their elite capitalistic puppet masters. In a move towards a social democratic world society where the a social system will keep control of capitalistic miss-adventurer. The elitist power now being in the hands of politicians and not in the hands of international and national corperations and capitilist speculators. But of course youir own opinion is respected and thanks for your aditive input to the debate.

These prior articles of mine may point out why I have come to such an opinion on the global finacial meltdown.

http://my.nowpublic.com/world/search-truth-global-meltdown-theory

http://my.nowpublic.com/world/who-owns-debt-owns-us-well

djermano

at 04:26 on April 5th, 2009

China does not need Middle Eastern Oil or worry about the US stopping them. They are actively developing methane gas pits throughout the country..Methane gas is easy to make..and it is a pollution free gas to use. China does not need to worry about this Economic Crisis....In fact it is actually nothing really...nothing but more Western Propaganda BS.

Rev. Jermano

Babel-Fish

at 16:28 on April 5th, 2009

That maybe so now but 8 years ago the situation was different, China needed overseas supply till their own surveys of gas and natural gas could be put on line. That's why China built pipelines to its borders and why China invested in Iraq, Iran and the oil and gas rich ex-Russian satellites. Though natural gas has gone on line and some oil there was still a need for supply out side of china's borders.

This is a time where China's communist control of its capitalist venturers will lead to clean renewable energy much faster than any other nation. As other nations will suffer much rejection of adaption from the capitalist elite.

PIM of SPAIN

at 05:12 on April 5th, 2009

Hi Rev. Jermano, that sounds interesting. I agree China doesn't need to worry about the global crisis. Apart from the fact that their 1.4 trillion holdings in US bonds and currency will evaporate and create a tremendous loss for them.View my latest contribution at:

http://my.nowpublic.com/world/another-trillion-dollars-toxics