Pepe Escobar — All under Heaven, China’s challenge to the Westphalian system

Important. This is the future. Resistance is futile. (Listen up Washington, London, and Paris. The colonial period is over. You are now irrelevant. Get used to it. The alternative is WWIII and MAD.)

Incidentally, the post accounts for Chinese opposition to the spread of Christianity in the Central Realm, since it is a vehicle for Western global domination.

Asia Times
All under Heaven, China’s challenge to the Westphalian system

Pepe Escobar

See also

What the aftermath of a nuclear WWIII would look like.

MuckRock
Read the Scientific American article the government deemed too dangerous to publish

Robert Hovden

Patrik K. Meyer — Why China Thinks It Can Build a Utopian World Order

Welcome to Tianxia, the new world order.

Following in the steps of Chinese emperors, the Communist Party aspires to unite its peoples and the international community under the umbrella of a common world order. It envisions a united world governed by a global institution responsible for promoting a set of common values that are inclusive of all existing cultures and prevent any one of them from becoming dominant. This would result in “internal harmony within diversity,” where “individual interests are so interlocking and mutually constituted that anyone’s gain will always result in a gain for others.” Moreover, China argues that given the failure of Western approaches to global governance due to their cultural, religious and economically imperialistic tendencies, the Tianxia system offers the “best blueprint for world politics in the future.”

The National Interest.
Why China Thinks It Can Build a Utopian World Order
Patrik K. Meyer is a Visiting Professor at Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta and a New America Security Fellow