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If that's the case, hopefully, he can learn from the clear screwups like this that his team fails at keeping him informed. And hopefully he can still find peopl
by _cs2017_ 7y ago
If that's the case, hopefully, he can learn from the clear screwups like this that his team fails at keeping him informed. And hopefully he can still find people who can do more than flatter and kowtow, and get them to advise him.
I do think though that things are not as bad as in ancient China. I think people are trying to inform him, they are just not very good at it.
- kenneth 7y agoSo you want him to succeed?
- rshawshaw 7y agowhy not?
- pertymcpert 7y agoWhy do you want him to? Why do you support the CCP? Why the new account?
- _cs2017_ 7y ago(Answering a parent post) > So you want him to succeed? Xi pursues many different objectives, and I don't know what most of them are. I suspect I would support some but not all of his objectives, and some but not all of the methods he's using to achieve those objectives. (I would say the same if you asked about almost any other world leader or political movement.) Therefore, I cannot answer your question with a simple yes or no. However, the relevant question is much simpler: do I want Xi to follow policies that endanger stability and prosperity across Asia? The answer is a very clear no. So I really hope that his advisors will help him avoid such policies.