?Would the communist illusion continue
Nada Amine Awar
Since there was a soviet union aiming at internationalism the communist illusion’s cold war was a harmful tool. With china the war is economic where poisonous cheap stuff invasion is global. The question arises: is it a matter of time until we use the Chinese currency to buy our goods instead of using the dollar in this part of the world? The dollar bill assures us that the USA believes in God. The Chinese Renminbi has another message for us. It is a word which means "people's currency" and commonly referred to as the Yuan
Lebanese and Syrian Communists who followed the late Soviet Union fought the Arab United Republic that consisted of Syria and Egypt in the fifties. The Arab unity failed and Syria and Egypt now are separated entities which are theaters for religious wars. Communism failed in the Soviet Union and the system is different now. USA won the cold war and its currency invaded this part of the world. We use dollars to buy from the supermarket, to pay in a café, to get paid and so on and so forth
At the same time we are really invaded by the one dollar shops who are really working. Made in China is the emblem of every cheap item quickly consumed by the people: shampoo, perfume, clothes, toys, shoes, accessories, and so on and so forth. Poisonous raw material is used in Chinese hazardous factories. The Chinese worker is living in a viscous of poverty and unhealthy work circumstances. Chinese communism is in a full illusion. The money is for people as they assume, but it seems that the workers are used by the political system to get more money for the state
Internationalism is the aim of communism through an international unity among workers. The question arises: is any worker in the globe ready to unite with Chinese abused workers? Workers must logically seek a better salary, occupational hazard prevention, and a better quality of their lives
What about the modern human being who is nothing but a consumption animal these days? The ambition of money tycoons, middle class, and poor house keepers in this part of the world is consumption. They are all consuming what is “made in China”. High class shops are also selling what is “made in China” for a higher price. China welcomes all kinds of global chain to open factories and get cheap raw materials and cheap labour. The consumption animals trust what is “made in China” and continue fulfilling their hobby of shopping
In this part of the world people simply buy more than they need: clothes, toys, shoes, and even food are garbage items. Consumption is continuous because it is a modernity prerequisite is to refill your closets on a daily basis. Modern ladies never wear the same dress to two ceremonies. They have to change the look, the style, the hair color, and so on and so forth
The questions are: would the Chinese people revolt against their arbitrary system to change it for a better life? Would the 100 Yuan which is the largest bank note available in China now, and which is currently worth around US$13 fly higher to be taking the place of the US$100 in my country?
Time will tell
