U.S. China Hand Threatens Color Revolution Against Beijing

China hand Orville Schell, now running the Center on U.S.-China Relations at the Asia Society in New York, ran a diatribe against Xi Jinping in the Wall Street Journal today, gloating that the market crash will force him to “temper Beijing’s current tendency toward arrogance, rigidity, belligerence, and diplomatic hectoring.” Posing a false construct of Xi trying to “seize and use power—to have China’s weaker neighbors genuflect and have the world respond more compliantly” (never mentioning, of course, the BRICS or the massive China-centered development projects around the world), Schell fantasizes that the market collapse in China is a “jarring wake-up call” which will force Xi to stop challenging the U.S.

Most importantly, Schell threatens a color revolution: “Yet the most important fallout may not be financial but psychological. In the China equation, a crack in the edifice of trust can corrode confidence in the party rule and threaten the legitimacy of the state—one of the leadership’s biggest fears.”

Lyndon LaRouche noted that Schell’s hysteria demonstrates the total panic on Wall Street, with Obama trying once again to bail out the bankrupt corpse of the Too Big To Fail banks, but also intent on dragging the rest of the world down with them.