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Read the demise of what was once the leading civilization in the world into a base rule-of-man dictatorship, where the government fears her own people. How strong can she be if she lies to her own people; cheats on her international agreements; and, steals the technology and intellectual property of the rest of the world? Shouldn't a great civilization be a fount of creation in the arts, technology, medicine, music, literature, sports and culture for the benefit of mankind and not the state? The photo of happy people above is forbidden by the Communist Party of China. Scared of a picture?! How strong can such a dictatorship be?"
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