We know how the white power structure of the world feels about the Black man (Africans), and the Red man (Indians) and the Olive man (Middle Easterners), and we can basically measure those relationships by how the West deals with those certain cultures; however how much do we know about the white man's relationship with the Yellow man?

The last serious encounter the two had was the Vietnam and Korean Wars, neither of which a victory was determined accurately. Before that, there was the massacre of millions of men, women and children of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, where the United States dropped an atomic bomb and obliterated their world (and who eventually submitted). But what about China?

The People's Republic of China was a major adversary of the United States during much of the Cold War. Today, it is a major challenge for U.S. policymakers as well as topic of heated debate in the post-Cold War era. China not only remains a Communist power, whose foreign and domestic policies clash with U.S. interests and values. It is also a rising military force and a major market for American goods.

Except for China's 1989 attack on protestors in Tiananmen Square, and the United States protest, there has been no real conflict between the two, or with China's Communist neighbor North Korea, until now.

There is a looming threat of a coming nuclear arms race involving more countries, North Korea being one. And the United States is depending on China and South Korea to assist in deterring North Korea from developing nukes and to rejoin talks. To date, however, as quoting from abcnews.com:

"Song, who is South Korea's top envoy to the nuclear dispute, also commented on reports that Washington warned allies that North Korea might be ready to conduct an underground nuclear test as early as June, with Song saying South Korea had received no such warning."

ABC also reported that the United States and Japan, meanwhile, agreed Monday in Washington to defer U.N. action to harness North Korea's weapons programs and appealed to China to try harder to get six-party negotiations resumed.

Once again, it seems that the U.S. will ignore any suggestions the U.N. makes concerning world affairs and take things into their own hands if need be. Even Condoleezza Rice has announced "I don't think there should be any doubt about our ability to deter whatever the North Koreans are up to, " which means "bring it on."

The problem with all this is that when America - the West - structure of capitalism is threatened, by a just as powerful and long standing government structure, Communism, at some point there is going to be a clash. This is all about a quest for world power, which China believes they are atop the world in strength and power regardless of America's claim to the same.

Obviously, China is wise because they are rarely involved in a war somewhere in the world. They resourcefully limit their military usage throughout the world whereas the United States is spread thin all over the world.

The Bible mentions in "Revelation, 20:8", that in the last days, there will be two nations that will rise to rule the world in different times, one is called Gog, and the other is Magog. Well, interpreted through original Hebrew text, Gog represents the northern, Euro nation and Magog represents the Eastern, Indo-nation. Red China - and all the Yellow man - is a force to be reckoned with, and unless America decides to repent for the evil they have caused the rest of the world's colors of man, they will reap dreadfully, the wars of the end time.

© 2005 by CR Hamilton