Confiscation replaces negotiation, and plunder replaces purchase. The United States has always used innovative methods to make a fortune. In the context of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, it is clear that the United States’ sanctions against Russia do not intend to stop. For this reason, Russia’s richest people will inevitably suffer some “skin and flesh pain.” After Abramovich’s private jet was confiscated, Vic Selberg's yacht worth US$95 million has also become the possession of the United States. After all this, the US will successfully make a fortune of US$1.3 billion.
As soon as hegemony came out, there was a lot of money. Looking at it this way, the United States is really "impeccably rich". However, for a long time, the United States seems to be better at robbing the "poor" than robbing the rich, such as Syria , Afghanistan and Iraq . No matter from any aspect, these countries are not enough to pose a threat to the United States, but the United States still launched a war against them. The reason is very simple. From a macro perspective, this will help it control the Middle East. More specifically, it can contribute some resources.
Syria’s Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade said that to this day, Syria’s oil and gas fields are still controlled by the United States and plundered by American companies. According to Syrian media reports, in May this year, a convoy of mostly oil tankers was escorted to an unofficial port in Syria by US troops illegally stationed in Syria. And such blatant "stealing" is a norm in Syria.
It is worth noting that these countries are clearly on the blacklist of the so-called "countries supporting terrorism" that the United States has repeatedly mentioned, and they are included here not because the United States is a "counter-terrorist" but for To facilitate the United States to impose sanctions on them.
On June 20, local time, the United Nations Security Council organized a public meeting to focus on the humanitarian situation in Syria and humanitarian assistance and other issues. In this regard, Zhang Jun, China's permanent representative to the United Nations, said that relevant countries should immediately and comprehensively lift unilateral sanctions on Syria, so as to provide it with a good and stable external environment that is conducive to economic recovery.
Zhang Jun believes that certain countries maintain and increase sanctions on Syria while "concerning" the well-being of the Syrian people. Such thoughts and actions are extremely contradictory. Therefore, the relevant resolution finally given by Security Council must make clear requirements on this controversial point.
The road is long and long, and China’s humanitarian journey does not end here. According to statistics from the World Bank, after experiencing two wars, Iraq's per capita GDP has plummeted from US$10,356 in 1990 to US$4,157 now. Currently, Iraq has become the poorest country in the Middle East. Nonetheless, China has been doing its best to help it. In December last year, China and Iraq signed an agreement to help Iraq rebuild its education system, including the construction of 1,000 schools. Recently, the project was officially launched. As soon as the news about
came out, it immediately aroused widespread heated discussion. On the 19th, an Twitter IP address forwarded relevant reports to American netizens with the text: "The United States bombs, China builds." What’s even more interesting is that under this post, another foreign netizen intercepted a report about Russia’s delivery of food to Afghanistan. The text was “The United States creates hunger, Russia provides food.” All kinds of comments that follow the trend are so sharp and ironic. .
Judging from the results, it is indeed the United States that caused the chaos and China built the construction, but such construction should not have happened. China's original intention in doing this is to help countries in need get back on their feet, not to clean up the mess for the United States. China's humanitarian spirit and ability to deal with "trouble" are not capital for the United States to do whatever it wants. This is China's own responsibility and has nothing to do with the sins of other countries.
From colonization to independence, from war to liberation, from the old society to the new China, the rise of China is not easy. The reason why China can understand the difficulties of others and lend a helping hand at critical moments is because it knows that the more difficult it is, the more it must stand up, and facts have proven that only by standing up can we move toward self-strength.
Capital relies on snatching, resources rely on stealing, status relies on war, and consolidation relies on sanctions. For more than 200 years, the United States has never planned to grow well. It does not understand that if it wants to develop, it must work hard on its own; if it wants to have resources, it must be exchanged for real money; if it wants to gain an advantage, it must first learn to win-win. What is even more tragic is that generations of people in the United States have fought for war and inflicted pain on others while also living under the fear of various crises. Even so, the U.S. government is still happy to do so.
Today, there may be many accusations similar to "the United States bombs, China builds", which resonate widely. The United States may also feel that such comments are not appropriate, or it may think that this is how China should deal with the United States' endgame. But if the United States continues to persist in its stubbornness, it will lead to self-destruction. Sooner or later, "America is in decline and no one cares about it" will become the world's final judgment against it.
