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Chiang Kai-shek

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Chiang Kai-shek and the KMT — the case study in national revolution captured by compradors.

On Stalin-Mao tensions:

> "The great conflict with Stalin in antagonizing Mao, the seeds that led to the collapse of relations, was because he was a student of Realpolitik. He actually did not want to see a unified China... Stalin had close ties to the KMT for two reasons: one, in the 1920s the KMT was a popular front, wasn't inherently anti-communist — all of that changed in 1927 during the Shanghai massacre."

And Taiwan today

Unambiguous (RED PILL NEWS | IRAN-ISRAEL WAR? stream): "The just struggle of China to maintain its territorial integrity and combat Taiwan separatism" is entwined with Palestine and Donbass — "if some activist waves the flag of Palestine but also the Taiwan flag or the Ukraine flag, throw them in a dumpster where they belong. Those are liberals trying to be at peace with their own [empire]."

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