ALASKA - USA - On the 70th anniversary of China's communist revolution, it is only fitting that Chinese warships are now patrolling the Bering sea off the American coast.
Communism is enslavement and a religion to billions in China. The cultural revolution orchestrated by Frank Coe, Israel Epstein, Elsie Fairfax-Cholmely, and Solomon Adler, the engineers that brought Mao Tse-tung to power.
Mao was a puppet but played his role very well, fomenting the death of 70 million Chinese people during the revolution.
An additional 40 million died during what some would say was an engineered famine across China, a cleansing of the countryside.
Israel recently paid tribute to thank Shanghai for helping Jews during the Holocaust. No doubt, China is a devoted partner to Israel, and they are proud to have been so appreciated by their masters.
The political doctrines of fascism and communism are not dissimilar especially when it comes to the deaths they create.
Fascism murdered 21 million people under Hitler, but Stalin and Mao murdered 163 million. Communism is therefore the undisputed champion when it comes to killing, and this is why the Chinese regime is so dangerous, because if unleashed onto the rest of the world would result in billions of deaths.
It is quite fitting that the explosions in chemical plants across China recently have not been attributed to any source, but Chinese warships are now patrolling the Bering sea, close to the Alaskan coast, a sight that has not been encountered before, especially by the U.S. military.
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