Forum Post: Sanctions on China

We slap our little sanctions on nations who have little power and build up and trade with our most powerful adversaries...the same adversaries who build up the nations we put sanctions on. China does not demand an end to the cruel treatment of North Korean Citizens...why would they...they do the same to their own. In fact they have sold their citizenry to powerful rich men and multinational corporations. The Chinese citizens are slaves to an aristocratic global world order. One can only assume they continue to provide for the North Korean regime...because they border their nation and in the event of war they want them on their side. A great opportunity was missed on the release of the movie The Interview and that was a public relations opportunity to decry the inhumane conditions and treatment of the North Korean people. I suppose a slap on the wrist is better than nothing, but given we know China will still support them isn't it time we denounce China for supporting them? Well of course we will not because our corporate world order likes their Chinese slaves...and so we remain hush and while North Korea has shown how effective propaganda can be...we sit on our pens and our talking heads and politicians remain unspoken...barely a peep...so while The Interview became a sensation and story ...the story of the oppressed and starving North Koreans remains untold....I heard more about their "Dear Leader" than I have about the masses of starving children who live in the streets or are born into labor camps and tortured for "crimes" of family members. Shame on us...shame on China. Shame on us for our refusal to sanction China for their support of North Korea's regime.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/secret-state-of-north-korea/

http://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2014/12/when-will-china-finally-get-tired-propping-north-korea