Technocracy

India views China as a Technocracy and is much more able to see the facts and analysis than is America. The U.S. is stuck on partisan politics and views the world through that lens, even as Technocracy is enveloping the world. When, as and if there is a point of recognition in America, there will be a chance to escape Technocracy's talons, but the window of opportunity is closing rapidly.

This author correctly demonstrates that the Utopian dream of Technocracy cannot work, could never work and will never work. The only question is how much of the world will it destroy before everyone else figures this out?

As more writers call out Technocracy's agenda as twisted and evil, the world has a chance to reject it outright as Americans did during the 1940s. Those Americans recognized that Technocracy would destroy our economic and social systems. Today, however Technocracy is global and not limited to just North America.

This is an in-depth (7,800 word) and must-read analysis of China's journey from Communism to Technocracy, a much more natural system for China's history and culture. Misreading China's current state of existence is to misread the greatest threat the world has ever seen, yet is the least-spoken of. No, China isn't the threat, our own governments are striving to recreate the China experience, especially in the U.S.