Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

importance. Hong Kong Chinese don't have democratic
rights."
Opium began as a cash crop in the poppy-fields of Asia
Minor, particularly in Turkey, where it is still an important
crop today. In 1516, opium was the official monopoly of
the Great Mogul in Kuch Behar. When opium reached
China, about 1729, Emperor Yung Chen prohibited its
use. In 1757, with Clive's great victory at Plassy, the East
India Co. took over the opium monopoly as part of its
spoils from the Indian Moguls. When the British
promoted the use of East India's opium in China, as
payment for raw materials needed by their Industrial
Revolution (they had been paying in silver), the Emperor
Tao Kwang repeatedly warned them to stop selling
opium in his country. When these warnings were
ignored, the Emperor burned 20,291 chests of opium in
1830, a hoard valued at 2 million pounds. This
precipitated the British Opium Wars of 1839-42 and
1856-60.
Because the Communists were financed by the
international bankers, the sale and use of drugs have
always played an important role in the forward march of
Communist hegemony. In 1928, the Chinese Red Army
began planting large areas of poppies in areas of China
over which they had won control. By 1935, the Yuan
Headquarters ruled over vast field of poppies. In 1983,
Red China had 9 million acres of poppies under
cultivation. The Peiping (Beijing) Government has 101