Coiled Dragon: From Soccer to AI, China's Upcoming War with America

Updated Second Edition.Since the 1950s, China has used the gifting of soccer stadiums throughout the world (known as stadium diplomacy) as a means of propaganda and influence peddling. This is especially the case on the continent of Africa. The practice has largely been overlooked as a curiosity until recently when it was linked to the People's Republic of China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Chinese Soccer Stadium Diplomacy is used to export the game's virtue while creating debt traps and concessions where strongarmed leaders have photo ops with soccer stars all the while being forced to give up their country's resources, sovereignty, and deep-water ports. Sold as 'economic aid,' China's BRI bridge has larger economic and military implications throughout the world as the PRC strives to supplant the United States in a new bipolarity wherein Beijing sits at the center of the seat of global economic and military power through the establishment of a global network of economic, political, and military enslaved vassal states. Tactically, this strategy includes intellectual property theft of technology ranging from green to military, not only to continue to close the technology gap between themselves and the United States but to also become the de facto international technology standard and economic center of the world wherein global currencies and economies are subservient to the Yuan and are forced to remove themselves from the American dollar standard. Factors such as the failed "One-Child Policy" will produce an unprecedented 25% more males in the country versus females by 2050. The discrepancy is the biggest challenge to 75 years of iron-fisted Communist rule as internal strife created by such an unnatural ratio will have a societal impact across multiple societal spectrums ranging from sex workers to violence. To counter this threat and ensure the political survival of the Chinese Communist Party and its single-party system of government, China is engaged in a military build-up and strategy designed