China scores a victory for international law

China’s success in getting Huawei’s President Meng Wanzhou released from house arrest in Canada was a huge victory for international law. The real reason for that is that the United States (US) is upset that China is replacing her as the technological leader of the world. Click on the following link for more: https://youtu.be/qhBUuvnrj6w

The blatant contrast between the US and Chinese governments are that the former is parasitic, while the latter is symbiotic. The US government’s (USG) relationships with other nations are colonial, while China seeks relationships where everybody benefits. Therefore, China’s relations are more democratic, while the US’s are definitely not. Yet, the USG has the audacity to sponsor a so-called, “Summit for Democracy” in order to hide its imperialism!

The international community, consequently, must inevitably force the USG to change from its fake democracy discourse to the real discourse of international law. Democracy could mean whatever anybody wants it to mean, but international law is not subject to the USG’s interpretation. And that is why the USG doesn’t want to go there.

International law brings us closer to democracy.