A Closer Look at the Chinese Regime’s Fascism in Sheep’s Clothing

A female activist holds up a torch, its flame a symbol for universal human rights, during an "alternative" torch relay highlighting China's human rights record in Kuala Lumpur on May 25, 2008. The Human Rights Torch Relay, which protests China's hosting of the 2008 Olympic Games, highlighted the Chinese government's handling of the Tibet riots, the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners, and its ties with the Myanmar military junta, organizers said. TENGKU BAHAR/AFP/Getty Images

China coins its political system “socialism with Chinese characteristics.” Despite preserving the name “Chinese Communist Party,” the current Chinese Party/State is purely fascist by any dictionary definition of fascism. That fact warrants our attention.

The fascist intent is clearly backed by the Chinese regime’s Chief Justice Zhou Qiang who explicitly rejected during the 19th Party Congress the “erroneous Western” notions of “separation of powers” and “independence of the judiciary.”