In America, you can change political parties, but you can't change the policies. In China, you cannot change the party, but you can change policies. China is a vibrant market economy, but it is not a capitalist country. Here's why: there's no way a group of billionaires could control the Politburo, as billionaires control American policy-making. So, in China, you have a market economy, but capital cannot rise above political authority. Capital does not have enshrined rights.
megaproject ($18.8 billion) completed in 2018, connecting Hong Kong, Zhuhai, and Macau across China's Pearl River Delta.
US infrastructure investment needs are projected at $33 trillion (baseline) to $42 trillion (desired)
through 2050, driven by modernization, digital economy demands, and ongoing maintenance.
through 2050, driven by modernization, digital economy demands, and ongoing maintenance.
» Capital does not rise above political authority. «
Eric Xun Li.
hard for the ultimate mission entrusted to him by his donors and handlers.
MIGA-Don understands Chinese President Xi Jinping
would like to see a "deal" between the US and Iran...
...while dimwit Rubio is fascinated by the ceiling....
...and Musk, seated next to BYD's CEO, decides to be the clown of the party.
May 13, 2026.
In America, the interest of capital, and capital itself, has risen above the American nation. The political authority cannot check the power of capital. That's why America is a capitalist country, and China is not. China has been run by one single party, but the political changes that have taken place have been broader and greater than in any other major country in modern history.