Globalization, the root of all evil that is destroying our democracy and capitalist free market.

To make globalization a success, there can only be one ruler.

A ruler who will decide where, what, and how much should be produced at what price.

We can see this already in the policies of Belgium and the European Union.

The intention of Minister Zuhal Demir was not to save the climate but to win favor with the Chinese. Minister Demir pushed through legislation that left farmers with no chance due to nitrogen laws, and while Belgium and the Netherlands must reduce their number of farms, 50 new mega pig farms are created in China every day.

The same goes for our energy supplies; we in the West must phase out coal, gas, and other fossil fuels while China keeps its entire industry running on fossil fuels.

New coal-based power plants are being added in China every day.

And it's not only our dairy and livestock industry, but next up is our automotive industry, with brands like Audi, BMW, Mercedes, and other brands that have ensured quality and prestige for decades are having a challenging time today because a country like China does not adhere to the rules.

The communists in China have no regard for copyright, let alone other laws and regulations; they have no knowledge of after-sales service or any other form of customer respect, and they are not interested because our European politicians have sold us body and soul to the Chinese communist globalization apparatus, the CCG.

While we subject our own monetary currencies, the US Dollar, and the Euro, to strict controls to ensure the value of our money remains guaranteed, the CCP does nothing but adjust and even falsify their reports and records.

The conscience that, among other things, Evergrande, one of the largest real estate companies in China and part of the Chinese state, is in serious trouble, troubles that make the real estate crisis of 2008 look like a speed bump.

That's the problem when the numbers in the computer models no longer correspond to the real economic value.

China has its tentacles in all our lives.

When you build millions of useless houses and apartments that no one can buy, even when loans are just granted without any financial background.

Loans must also be repaid.

China is also facing a huge quality problem; just look up the term "Tofu Dreg."

Tofu Dreg means very low-quality building and construction. So low that some residential towers can no longer remain habitable and are in danger of collapsing. And all the average Chinese can do is complain, but also not complain too much because otherwise the police will be at your door to lock you up and send you to a re-education camp.

In the context of globalization, China is estimated to use around 2 million slaves, or as the Chinese call them, forced laborers, criminals who are in re-education camps, such as a million Uyghur Muslims who are chained to their machines in mass factories for up to 18 hours, sometimes two to a machine, while one man sleeps under the machine, the other continues to work.

Or factories where thousands must stay for the week with dozens in one room under miserable conditions for starvation wages.

Many Chinese are simply picked off from the countryside to work in such factories.

China has equipped each region with one or more products.

For example, one region produces nothing but pillows, sheets, mattresses, etc., while other regions provide everything from electronics, computers, smartphones, etc.

Another region has the entire automotive industry to itself.

If people didn’t know better, we might think we are on the brink of a third world war where a country must mobilize to build as many tanks, ships, and aircraft as possible.

Except that today it's an economic war aimed at dominating the West.

And China is trying hard for this.

No one wonders why China has no refugee problem.

There are certainly enough social and economic issues in the region. It would even make sense if we saw millions of people fleeing to China instead of the US and the EU.

If we are to believe some African leaders, China is the new messiah on the African continent; you would then assume that there are many more opportunities in China than in the US or Europe. Unless, of course, someone is directing the refugees towards the US and Europe.

It's the same with the drug trade.

While the US struggles to get its drug problems under control, we see no problems in China.

Despite a population of more than 1.5 billion people, there are hardly any addicts, let alone massive drug dealers causing issues.

Unless, of course, someone ensures that the drugs end up in the US and Europe.

Unless someone makes deals with the drug-producing countries, makes deals with the drug lords of South America.

Agreements to not ship drugs to China and only to the US and the EU. And such agreements could easily be made by simply buying out the cartels, offering them money not to send drugs towards the Middle East.

And everyone who thinks what I write is impossible should consider that some drug-producing countries are part of BRICS; Brazil is one of those drug-producing countries.

Globalization is more than just the legal economy; it is also about controlling and maintaining the illegal economy, reaching the hearts and souls of all consumers, and confusing them into making foolish decisions, believing that climate change means the end of the planet, believing that men can become pregnant and that women can change into a man.

All problems that China and the East in general do not suffer from.

The web of communism is closing in, and we see this in the number of countries joining China.

But it is also our own fault; through our excessive empathy for others, our urge to help others, we are actively contributing to our own downfall.

Our desire for ever more cheap products, regardless of who makes them or in what conditions, as long as they are cheap.

That is our biggest mistake.