THE FIRST WAR AGAINST CHINA
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Indeed, just like the First and Second World Wars, those two great European war conflicts for the control of global resources and territories in Asia and Africa mainly; that ''magical and ultra-mutant'' virus clearly created in some laboratory of the countries that now suffer the most from its consequences, is nothing but the third world war or the first global biological war, in which the one who has the most to lose, in terms of power, is China.
Like the Cold War, the war against China is a ruthless and dark conflict, and it is not a war of ''China against anyone'' or, in some case, ''China against China''.
Javier Clemente Engonga, 22.07.2021
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I am the Leadership Archetype, with executive experience in public policy management, fintech, international trade and global markets, specializing in strategic consulting and business services solutions for Asia and Africa, South America and the Caribbean, North America, the People's Republic of China, Japan, India, Singapore and the European Union.
Master's degree in International Business (MBA) from the European Graduate Institute (IEP) in Spain, and Bachelor's degree studies in international trade and economics at Xiangtan University (Hunan 湘潭 大学), People's Republic of China. As a founding partner and CEO of numerous African fintech and investment strategy consulting firms, I am a strong advocate of advancing the internationalization of African SMEs.
My experience in public policy management includes, among others, the positions of Director General of National Content in the Petroleum Industry and Inspector General of National Content in the Petroleum Industry at the Ministry of Mines (2010-2013), Director General of Trade Promotion and Private Investments (2013-April 2015) and Director General of Trade at the Ministry of Trade and Business Development of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea (June 2015-2019).
As I have already said in some of my books, the mind is a quantum computer that processes the reality we perceive; in this sense, humanity as a neurobiological organism is an almost infinite computer that creates the simulated reality that we call ''life'' and that in turn gives meaning to our ''existence''.
