China, el Gran Juego y el globalismo

Geopoltica
Civilizacin china
20.01.2017
China
Alexander Dugin

Trump se aleja de la geopoltica clsica fundada en la confrontacin entre la Tierra y el Mar. Es en

este marco que descans el Gran Juego entre Rusia y Gran Bretaa en el siglo XIX, as como
esencialmente toda la geopoltica del siglo XX, desde Mackinder a la Guerra Fra, hasta la
globalizacin puramente atlantista y unipolar que la administracin estadounidense ha venido
desarrollando hasta el ltimo minuto.

Esto significa que el factor China est cambiando su estatus geopoltico. El comienzo de la
Perestroika china en la dcada de 1980 estuvo marcada por una visita a Pekn de una delegacin de
la Comisin Tripartita, que inclua a Brzezinski y Kissinger.

Su tarea consista en separar a China de la URSS de una vez por todas, incluyndola en el sistema
capitalista global, rodeando a Eurasia, y cerrando el anillo de anaconda a lo largo de la zona costera.
Posteriormente, segn los planes de globalistas tales como Brzezinski y Kissinger, que formaron el
Consejo de Relaciones Exteriores y el prototipo Trilateral de Gobierno Mundial, la URSS se
disolvera pronto. De hecho, la rama rusa de la Comisin Trilateral, el Instituto Gvishiani de
Anlisis de Sistemas Aplicados, cuya tarea consista en romper la URSS desde adentro, figuraba en
los documentos de la Comisin Trilateral sobre la cuestin china. Chubais, Gaidar y Berezovsky
vinieron todos de aqu, y cumplieron lo que tenan asignado. Pero todo comenz con China.

Por qu? Porque China vino bajo la tutela del Gobierno Mundial. Despus del tiroteo contra los
manifestantes democrticos en la plaza de Tiananmen, la respuesta de los Estados Unidos fue la
indigancin, que no fue seguida de ningn paso. China, cmo se supona estaba comprometida con el
sistema de globalizacin, y ste era el objetivo principal. No es nada personal, dira Kissinger, slo
diplomacia. Los estndares dobles han sido aceptados desde hace mucho tiempo e incluso se han
convertido en la norma obligatoria.

De ah el milagro chino, la combinacin de dos tipos de totalitarismo: el marxismo en la poltica y

el liberalismo en la economa. Cero democratizacin, pero tanto capitalismo como se desee.

China aprovech esto y creci sustancialmente. Pero como los globalistas actuaban estrictamente de
acuerdo con los libros de texto clsicos de geopoltica, China segua siendo nada ms que una zona
costera. El principal enemigo, la amenaza y el peligro se mantuvo en Rusia, el Heartland
euroasitico. As es como las cosas han continuado hasta Trump.

Pero en su campaa electoral, Trump esencialmente decidi abandonar la geopoltica. Tal vez no
conozca la geopoltica, o tal vez no crea en ella. Pero esto no es tan importante, ya que la ha
rechazado. Tiempo. Y esto, francamente hablando, lo que tenemos entre manos.

El desmantelamiento de la China artificialmente apoyada por el Gobierno Mundial globalista se

desprende lgicamente del anti-globalismo de Trump. l mira las cosas claramente: un pas
comunista totalitario con una poblacin masiva est desafiando los intereses estadounidenses en el
Pacfico, amenaza con anexionar Taiwan, ha inundado a Estados Unidos con basura barata, roba la
alta tecnologa tan pronto como pone los ojos en ella, y est haciendo todo esto con xito. El reto de
China es voluminoso y formidable, y las tasas de crecimiento econmico de China representan un
reto para Estados Unidos. En este contexto, Rusia, con su pobre economa, es relegada a un
problema de segunda fila. Esto no significa que vaya a haber polticas pro-rusas directas - no las
habr, porque Trump es un patriota y un realista. Pero esto significa que Trump va a ir seriamente a
por China. Esto es suficiente para mantenerlo ocupado durante su presidencia.

Ciertamente tenemos que aprovechar esto. Esto no significa que debamos abandonar nuestra
asociacin con China y aferrarnos a Trump. Esto no es digno de una gran potencia. Pero el conflicto
chino-americano simplemente no es nuestro negocio. Si la atencin de Washington se centra en el
Lejano Oriente, entonces tendremos la oportunidad de resolver rpidamente nuestros asuntos en el
Medio Oriente y, lo que es ms importante, en el espacio eurasitico. Si Trump ignora la
geopoltica, entonces no prestar demasiada atencin a esto. Por lo menos, eso espero.

Por cierto, sobre China: No creo que todo est bien con la ideologa en China. Hay claramente una
crisis del Mandato del Cielo que Mao recibi una vez. Detrs de la fachada del ostentoso xito, la
sociedad china se dirige hacia la crisis. Pero, una vez ms, esto es slo asunto chino.

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China, the Great Game, and Globalism

Geopolitics
Chinese civilization
20.01.2017
China
Alexander Dugin

Trump is departing from classical geopolitics founded on the confrontation of Land and Sea. It is on
this framework that rested the Great Game between Russia and Britain in the 19th century as well
as essentially all geopolitics of the 20th century - from Mackinder to the Cold War up to the purely
Atlanticist, unipolar globalization which the American administration has been pursuing up to the
last minute.

This means that the China factor is changing its geopolitical status. The beginning of Chinas
Perestroika in the 1980s was marked by a visit to Beijing by a Tripartite Commission delegation
including Brzezinski and Kissinger.

Their task was detaching China from the USSR once and for all, including it in the global capitalist
system, encircling Eurasia, and closing the anaconda ring along the coastal zone. Afterwards,
according to the plans of such globalists as Brzezinski and Kissinger who formed the Council on
Foreign Relations and the Trilateral prototype of the World Government, the USSR would soon be
broken up. In fact, the Russian branch of the Trilateral Commission, the academician Gvishianis
Institute for Applied Systems Analysis whose task was breaking up the USSR from within, figured
in the Trilateral Commissions documents on the Chinese question. Chubais, Gaidar, and
Berezovsky all came from here, and they fulfilled their assignments. But everything began with
China.
Why? Because China came under the tutelage of the World Government. After the shooting of
democratic protesters on Tiananmen Square, the US response was indignant, but no steps followed.
China was supposed to be engaged in the system of globalization, and this was the main goal. Its
nothing personal, Kissinger would say, just diplomacy. Double standards have long since been
accepted and even become the mandatory norm.

Hence the Chinese miracle, the combination of two types of totalitarianism - Marxism in politics
and Liberalism in the economy. Zero democratization, but as much capitalism as desired.

China took advantage of this and grew substantially. But since the globalists acted strictly according
to the classical textbooks of geopolitics, China was still nothing more than a coastal zone. The main
enemy, threat, and danger remained Russia, the Eurasian Heartland. This is how things have
proceeded up to Trump.

But in his electoral campaign, Trump essentially decided to abandon geopolitics. Maybe he doesnt
know geopolitics, or maybe he doesnt believe in it. But this is not so important, since he has
rejected it. Period. And this, frankly speaking, is what is at hand.

Dismantling China as artificially supported by the globalist World Government logically follows
from Trumps anti-globalism. He looks at things plainly: a totalitarian communist country with a
massive population is challenging US interests in the Pacific, threatens to annex Taiwan, has
flooded America with cheap garbage, steals high technology as soon as it lays eyes on it, and is
doing all of this successfully. Chinas challenge is voluminous and formidable, and Chinas
economic growth rates are a challenge to the US. In this context, Russia, with its poor economy, is
relegated to a second rate problem. This does not mean that there will be straightforward pro-
Russian policies - there wont be, because Trump is a patriot and a realist. But this does mean that
Trump will seriously go after China. This is quite enough to keep him busy during his presidency.

We certainly need to take advantage of this. This does not mean that we should abandon our
partnership with China and latch ourselves to Trump. This is not worthy of a great power. But the
Chinese-American conflict is simply not our business. If Washingtons attention will be focused on
the Far East, then we have the chance to quickly resolve our tasks in the Middle East and, most
importantly, in the Eurasian space. If Trump ignores geopolitics, then he will not pay too much
attention to this. At least I hope so.

By the way, about China: I dont think that everything is right with ideology in China. There is
clearly a crisis of the Heavenly Mandate that Mao received once upon a time. Behind the facade of
ostentatious success, Chinese society is heading towards crisis. But, once again, this is only their,
Chinese business.