The CCP: 100 Years of Anti-Universal Rule (Part 6)

For the past century, the ideology practiced by the Chinese Communist Party has defied the laws of nature and the essence of humanity, an ideology both anti-cosmic and anti-human. They pushed Marxist-Leninist struggle as a creed, taking pride in fighting heaven, earth, and man. The result was deep scars on human civilization and the planet's ecology. And inevitably, it leads itself down the path of destruction. First, the struggle against man. Communist theory inverted the standards of good and evil, reducing human beings to class tools and material objects. In the theories of Marx, Lenin, and Trotsky, people were conditioned into reflexive instruments of revolution. Traditional morality, manners, education, and family collapsed. Teachers beaten to death during the Cultural Revolution. Lin Biao's destruction of temples forced re-education of scholars. The Khmer Rouge massacres, the Zhang Jishin case, and the brutal persecution of Palangal all reveal the annihilation of humanity. Next, the struggle against the earth. The great leap forward in class struggle extended beyond society and assaulted nature itself. Under the slogan, man must conquer heaven, reckless projects began. Forests were cut down mercilessly. Rivers were dammed and buried. Massive dams destroyed ecosystems, causing dust storms, pollution, floods, and dam failures. By ignoring the natural principles taught in Chinese tradition, nature has struck back with harsh retribution. Finally, the struggle against heaven. The CCP systematically denied faith in God and imposed atheism and struggle, defying the traditional unity of heaven and man. They spread the arrogance that finite man could reshape the infinite universe at will. They violated the Tao of nature taught in the Tao Te Ching, destroying the harmony of heaven, earth, and man praised by Mencius and the I Ching. History shows us the path of fighting heaven, earth, and man leads inevitably to ruin. Tradition said even thieves had some coat of honor, but the CCP's lawlessness denied even the barest human decency. Like the betrayal of Peng Dehuai, they rejected the last bonds of loyalty. Like Einstein's beetle crawling on a balloon, they failed to see their own limits, seeking to dominate everything. In the end, the CCP struggles over the last century. Destroyed morality, ravaged nature, and crushed faith. This anti-cosmic violence is racing toward its own demise, and that end is inevitable.