"The social experiment in China under Chairman Mao's leadership is one of the most important and successful in human history." - David Rockefeller, (NYT 1973)

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Groups like the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds have been used as agents of the Jesuits and the CIA many times in the past. This interesting article covers some of Rockefeller's misadventures in China.

It's Rockefeller talking about some of his opinions on the Chinese government. Some of Mao's views were influenced by the Jesuit Teilhard and Teilhard himself was influential on Chinese Intelligence as well. Even as of today, the Vatican is said to have a lot of influence over the Chinese government.

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Charlie Munger said something very similar at the 2019 Berkshire Hathaway Shareholders Meeting.

I found this video, although super-dee-duper-long, to be more educating and enlightening than a 6 year economics degree could even reach the tip of. Munger is super old and has seen some shit. He talks almost the whole time and gives not a single fuck, he just lays things out honestly, with no care. He talks about world stuff and history, super detached and with zero compassion or sugar coating, sticking to pure financial mechanics of situations, despite the horrible oppression surrounding that history. That may seem evil, but it is a level of pure honesty, without virtue signaling and posturing fluff, that is super rare to hear any more.

He also praised Mao and the how well he felt some-communism worked out for them. He goes on to explain why and how he felt more democracy compared more poorly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCwIAnjAqiM