Colonization 2.0: China Strikes Back

Well, we can officially say that China is the second-largest country in the world in terms of economy. While i may seem to be slowing down, that is the government taking action to ensure a more gradual growth versus a skyrocket in growth followed by depression. Imagine the 1.4 billion citizens who would feel the affects. Anyway, we all know the truth that China is becoming more and more powerful. No doubt that does cause speculation among American allies who are skeptical of communism or "communism" should I say. It's basically Chinese socialism with a lot of capitalization. There's still a lot of state-owned enterprises like SINOPEC, all of those pharmaceutical companies, or the auto industries that have entrepreneurs but also have government officials working. For centuries, China, in its different forms under its dynasties, was one of the strongest nations in the world. That all fell through after Westerners and Japan starting coming in. After the communist revolution and the Cultural Revolution, the country was basically jacked up. They wanted to modernize and grow stronger, but did it in the wrong way. Now, it's all changing with the

Having lived in the shadows for a century, China's back on the scene. 

Just like the U.S. has racial problems, China does to. With 52 minorities, China certainly has a lot more to deal with. OF course we have Tibet that has been vying for independence for over 50 years.

And now China is about to start its own colonizing attempts. It has already been helping out some pooer African nations, and now wants to exert dominance over the

Can you really blame them....? Well.. Kind of hard to say because sue it's a bit aggressive, but when you look at the history of colonialism and the destruction it caused, well, you can kind of see where it's going.