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Army of Workers, or Army? Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2001 12:12:49 -0500 Electra, Looks
like one of the ways the Chinese leaders have chosen to cope with a
unique problem: In
China, historically the peasants often kill female children, seeking
to have more male children. With
the severe limitations on the number of births permitted by the State,
within the last two decades or more the problem has become acute, and
so the peasants have killed more female children. There
are now quite a few millions more young Chinese males than there are
young Chinese females. To
put it gently, all this excess testosterone makes the young males
extremely "restless" and agitated.
It poses an increasing problem of youth agitation, resistance,
etc. by young males, leading toward resistance and rebellion in the
streets. So
one solution is to ship lots of them out of the country, as soldiers
or to become soldiers in place, and get them in some wars to kill off
lots of them while at the same time doing the desired military or
paramilitary work of increasing the power, penetration, and domination
of the Chinese communists. And
they will also pump back in a little money to their families back in
China, etc. This
appears to be a primary example of the Chinese government in carrying
out that program. It
"kills two birds with one stone," so to speak. Cheers, Tom An
article from Stanislav Lunev.
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