The Power Shift No One Wants to Talk About China isn’t just rising, it’s positioning for a global takeover.
And the epicenter of this seismic shift is The United States of America.
Once the undisputed leader of the Free World, the U.S. now stands weakened; burdened by unsustainable debt and dangerously dependent on China for nearly all critical goods.
This is more than an economic threat. It’s a national security vulnerability.
Why This Matters Now
Many books and expert analyses have covered the rise of China.
But this website is different.
We cut through the noise of economics and geopolitics to provide clear insights with a fresh focus on ethics.
While much attention is (rightly) placed on China’s troubling practices from trade manipulation to tech theft, we shine a light on the West’s own ethical blind spots.
Why did we allow our supply chains, our jobs, and our innovation to become so entangled with a rival superpower?
Most would rationalize it as a cost-cutting measure.
We see it as a collective moral failing.
Time to Ask the Hard Questions
- Have U.S. consumers fueled their own decline?
As Americans buy less, China no longer needs to sell more. Instead, it can squeeze supply and seize power. Remember Mao’s chilling strategy: “Make them dependent. Then cut them off.” - What happens if China takes Taiwan?
Taiwan and China together would control 85% of global semiconductor production and a staggering 92% of the world’s most advanced chips. That’s not just economic leverage. That’s control over the digital future. - Can the U.S. even rebuild its industrial strength in time?
Decades of offshoring have hollowed out America’s manufacturing core. Critical industries from electronics to pharmaceuticals now rely on foreign supply chains, often rooted in China. Rebuilding domestic capacity isn't just expensive, it takes years. If a crisis hits before then, the U.S. won’t just be behind; it could be helpless.
This isn’t about fearmongering. It’s about ethics and facing hard truths before it’s too late. The question is no longer if the balance of power is shifting, it’s whether we’re willing to make small sacrifices for renewed prosperity.
Book
The End for Western Elites and their Associates
This isn’t just a story about economics.
It’s not just about geopolitics or China’s rise.
It’s about morality, complicity, and the unraveling of the West’s soul.
What if our greatest threat wasn’t China but the very elites who sold out their own nations for profit?
In The End for Western Elites, Dr. Eleanor Nicholls and Patrick Levy expose a betrayal deeper than policy failures or bad trade deals. It’s the story of a ruling class that not only outsourced jobs and industry but outsourced values.
Through decades of short-term decisions, Western elites traded ethical responsibility for quarterly profits and global influence for personal gain.
But in doing so, they didn't just hollow out the West’s manufacturing base.
They doomed themselves.
The very systems they helped build on China’s cheap labor, authoritarian tech, and global dependency will inevitably render them obsolete. In a twisted irony, they accidentally orchestrated their own professional self-manslaughter.
From the boardrooms of Manhattan to the factories of Shenzhen, this book exposes how decades of unquestioned globalization, relentless offshoring and blind consumerism have led to a moment of reckoning. As China builds an empire through supply chains, tech domination and strategic coercion, the West finds itself indebted, dependent and dangerously deluded.
But this isn’t just an exposé. It’s a wake-up call. A challenge to rethink what we value and who we are.
This is the story of a civilization at the crossroads and the elites who walked us here with eyes wide shut.
Will we reclaim the American Dream? Or will we surrender it for another bargain at the checkout line?
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Pamphlet
American Dream/American Nightmare
The phrase: Useful Idiots has been overused. It is a Marxian phrase for people who assist a Revolution but are not always aware they are needed for critical mass by the movers and shakers of the Revolution. Usually they end up on the bottom and the movers on top!
Here the phrase has an addition: "Useless (Idiots)" when certain folks who were useful are no longer. It is applied here to Western Elites (and their helpers) who have been aiding the Rise to dominance of China in a million ways. They are so successful at their work and PR, that there comes a point, China is on top and does not need them and can simply hire directly who it wants. That point is now. It is hiring directly Apple and Microsoft and many others.
Investors may still invest even though China does not require its companies to provide full accounting; even those listed on the NY Stock Exchange. China will not give those who have been useful to its climb to Power a thank you. They will be replaced by the great people of China who are proud, loyal and smart.