Comments by "Antony Wooster" (@antonywooster6783) on "The New Atlas"
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I agree with almost everything you say about this war; however, I think you seem to have too high expectations of the MSM! The MSM is not primarily, a distributer of information. No. It is primarily, from its inception, a means of making money and hence, distributing information is strictly a secondary activity and not neccesary at all, except to keep the readership/viewers interested. There is, in addition no great penalty for distributing misinformation, "fake news", or outright lies. The only thing they really have to avoid, is spreading real information, that the powers-that-be want to suppress.
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9:51 It is not often I disagree with you, but I don't agree that the US objective of "Containing China" began around 1965. Even just after the end of WW2 when Chiang Kai-shek was fighting the Communists in China's revolution, the arms that Washinton gave to Chiang was just about enough to stop him losing (Or so they thought!). I think the fact is, traditionally, Great Powers do not want new Great powers. I don't think for example that Joseph Stalin was all that keen on having another Great Power in the World, even if it was another "Communist" power and therefore, presumably, an ally. The US thought, (I think) that the fight with the Chinese Communists would leave Nationalist China so exhausted that they would be very dependent on the US and Stalin started the Korean war and then backed out of it, believing that the US and China would weaken each other to his advantage, making China dependent on the USSR. As things turned out, it is clear that they both grossly underestimated the Chinese Communists and People. (Washington still does.)
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