Molson Hart

1/5 of humanity doesn’t believe in the Jewish Overlord YHWH while having a Civilization of their own. So they just see evangelizing China as their manifest destiny, constantly attempting to covert China to Christianity. But how? They built schools, churches and hospitals across

China, trying their best to help the helpless and relieve the poor, and of course, preach evangelicalism. Their such condescending attitude finally backlashed and triggered the boxers rebellion during which many missionaries were brutally murdered by the Chinese masses. Which in

return aroused their martyr fatacy and strengthened their religious fanaticism. Surviving missionaries and their offsprings who were actually born and raised in China such as Ruth Graham, became the proto-American-China-experts and largely dominated America’s China policy in the

20th century. Those people love China more than they love America. Bill Graham, Ruth’s husband, mentored quite a few US presidents. But depicting China as what it is to the presidents and the American public will definitely decimate their effort to evangelize China. Because

China is THE serpent worth nothing but being militarily defeated and carved up by western powers. So the China lovers lied to the American public and policy makers, making them believe that the Chinese as a people are as kind and innocent as American evangelicals, and what they

need are just a little time, patience and some help, thus over time China will become something like the US, democratic and more importantly, Christian. America’s China policy in the past 100 years has been based on such lies and false assumptions made up by evangelical

missionaries and their children who were born and raised in China. It’s completely wrong. The Chinese are frighteningly pragmatic, so much so that they took everything materially beneficial to them and declined the Jewish Overlord YHWH, as well as democracy.

It’s the silly woman and snake story all over again. Americans built Tsinghua University for China in the aftermath of the boxers rebellion. Till this day it is still China’s MIT, a top school in science and engineering. Ironically, many of not most of its graduates end up being