Crucifixion Eclipse : The Large Gizāh Pyramid : Nostradamus’ Birthdate at Central Axis of Giza Pyramid :
From the Gate of Heaven Mao Tse-tung ushers in the Communist Party of China CCP on the 1st of October 1949.
Promulgated ideology: Leftist believe that communism is not an ideology; this is a lie. All an ideology is is a study of a system of ideas, perhaps implemented into a rigid set of performances.
Ideologies of Maoism, communicated as Mao’s political
theories.
Capitalist: To serve oneself
Communist: to serve the people.
In correct behavior:
Think for yourself.
To stand out from the crowd.
To have ambition.
To be a counter revolutionary. To not worship Mao as a god. as a god, everything
Mao says is correct and cannot be contended.
Expel all foreigner influence including banning religion. After Mao died, a resurgence in Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, a folk-lore groups resulted in relevance in people’s lives. Of the largest qigong ( breathing and other exercises) group, the Falungong, a Buddhist -Daiost meditation association reported in 1990s to have over two million practitioners. By the late 1990s, the C.C.P. began to persecute this group.
It was difficult to become a party member. One had to have a spotless
biography and also have some skill – otherwise you are forced into the general
population and forced to work for the state.
Most of the Population: Government housing, meals and clothing. For
example, 20 people will sleep on long wooden platforms made of wooden planks
propped up by stools, with no mattresses. Food often consisted of pickled
cucumbers and dry cornmeal, usually stale. Perhaps once a month some slivers of
meat. Protein was scarce. Community was promulgated as the forced ideology of
living: similarly to the ideology of a cooperative.
Party Members and Cadres: apartments or homes, access to other things not
accessible to the population. Sedan cars, trips to foreign countries with
nutritious meals, furniture and amenities.
The Five-anti campaign was ordered by Mao in January 1952. It was designed to purge the capitalist class. The definition varied. A capitalist could own a pot or a pan or a bookshelf. The Communist party set a very vague guideline of who could be charged, as it became an all out war against anyone owning personal belongings in China.
The 5 antis imposed were:
This created a Cardres class that was like a secret police to which spied for Mao to weed-out intellectuals and foreigners, but mainly to rid material wealth from the country and to commingle all common property which was a progression plan in the making. The idea was to unify China with a patriotic frame of mind to essentialize its heritage's identity with an Han heritage, in which of 90% of the people of China drew from their lineage line.
The Japanese were called the Devils by the Chinese. The Russians were not liked but became early on some suspitious buisness members with the Central Committee -- later to be kicked out by Mao over an insult by Khrushchev. Americans were also the devils because of the former influence of capitalism in China and for also backing the Kuomintang (KMT) who fled to Taiwan. All foreigners had to be purged from China or kept under survialance.
Mao Tse-tung: Maoism: A good communist must check himself from placing hismself above the common man [ in reality this applied to non-Communist Party Rulers!, as feudalism was exactly the same empirical expression!]. A good communist much check himself against individualist thinking and a lack of modesty.
1954: Year of 1954 was also not a good year for China as
the U.S. signed a security pact with the Kuomintang, who the U.S. supported from
Taiwan. Nakita Khrushchev became the first Soviet leader to visit China. Soviet
successor to Stalin, Nakita Khrushchev had declared Joseph Stalin a
murderous despot, desperate on maintaining a personality cult. Mao Tse-tung read
this as an insult to himself. Mao had an even larger personality cult. Stalin
had been the godfather of China’s communist party and had promised China help in
financing its industrial revolution. With Mao Tse-tung insulted, he did not seek
Khrushchev for help in modernizing China. By 1960 all the Soviet officials such
as scientists and factory experts had either been exiled from China by Mao or
had been recalled by the U.S.S.R. However, the soviets did manage to help China
progresses toward its first detonation of an its first atomic weapon. With out
the Soviet’s help, and China unwilling to engage the U.S., still mad over the
insult of Dullus’s snub from shaking hands with Enli, the Great Leap Forward
would be done by a non-industrial nation not seeking help from an industrial
nation. This would be the first time in history this had been attempted.
Chou Ding told Ji’s father that “the party only wants me to recruit
people who have no thoughts of their own." Ding had a need for
business people who could think on their own. But usually these were
Chinese who had complicated biographies. Complicated biographies were if
one had relatives who lived on Taiwan or had been schooled overseas,
such as in America. They were suspicious because the there was constant
fear by Mao that KMT spies were all over China – which there was not.
The U.S. would never have allowed the K.M.T. to invade China, and the
K.M.T. had need of an alliance as it could not invade China alone
anyhow.
1955: arriving at Jakarata, and then onto Bangdung (Indonesia). The first international meeting of the color people. To bring together former colonized nations to seek peaceful aims of nation building. Most were no-idustrialized nations. Jo Enli gave a speeck which became known to the Chinese officials as the Bondoon Spirit. Twenty nine African and Asian countries begun a New World Order, and Zhou Enlai (pronounced Chou En|lai)
(February 1957 ) Hundred Flowers Campaign : Tse-tung called for a break from class struggle and to engage a new period of liberalism. He indicated his supposed willingness to consider different opinions about how China should be governed.
Program: To criticize the government
Signature Strategy of Mao Tse-tung as borrorwed from the ancients. : Retreat and Attack.
* Retreat First, and lull the enemy into thinking he is winning, then launch your attack when it is least suspected.
This was a classic theory test, where Mao used Mongolian war tactics of trick the enemy and switched it to a psychological tactic to attack his own people. He asked everyone to write letters to the government and put up posters for periodic review by officials and he would later answer them.
Similarly tactics are used at the University of California at Berkeley. Large white & blank paper is attached to the lobby hall and colored markers are provided for students to write complaints and suggestions on how to make the Moffitt Library a better study facility. For example there are 55 computers for about 5,000 to 7,500 undergraduates, the chairs are old and uncomfortable, and the study rooms are cramped and always noisy. However, decade after decade nothing changes. This is a plot-ploy to let students get out their frustrations when the faculty has no intension of upgrading and improving the increased population of students. There are no comfortable couches in Moffitt and there is no other undergraduate study facility on campus. There are many libraries but not solely dedicated to such a large population of the totality of the University. These places designated in China were perhaps the same thing – but with the twist. The signs put up were usually monitored to whom said what and how. So autonomous criticism was qualified.
A sense of purpose: People did speak out. The leader of a small coalition that modeled its political aspirations on the west ( the allowance of Air America had a little to do with this!) . Long stated that “Marxist-Leninists small intellectuals are trying to lead the petty big intellectuals – they are trying to lead the professionals.” Petty bourgeoisies are of small shop owners, career professionals such as professors, perhaps bankers and small business owners. These petty bourgeois are not C.E.O. or owners of large corporations and international business conglomerates, such as the mercantile class that became very rich with their fleets of intercontinental shipping companies and massive global trade deals. It must be remembered that Karl Marx died before he could define what was a proletariat? In fact Marx has no clue which is part of the reason no Communist professors of all history know what Marx was actually talking about?
In more rhetoric, Mao wrote that poison had seeped into the society. This was a part of his signature strategy so loved by the left. He fantasized that there were rightists in every town in China and they needed to be weeded out. He communicated to the people, “ Let poisonous weeds sprout and grow in profusion, so that the people now shocked to find these ugly things still in the world; take action to wipe them out.” Tse-tung is admitting he set up the criticizers so the people could see their ugliness. He would call them monsters, serpents and all forms of derogatory language. Demonizing was the standard protocol of Mao communist hegemony.
Part of Mao’s reaction was the students now falling for the trap and so gullible as with these students and even professors I witnessed at U.C. Berkeley, they revolted against the Communist Leadership and demanded democratic reforms. During the 100 Flowers Campaign, western dress, western music and occasional approved western movies, seeped into the consciousness and was exposed to the common Chinese citizen. They saw a completely different world than what Mao Tse-tung had proposed of constant conflict, struggle and poverty. In fact, during the communalization programs, Mao advocated that professors move from their apartments or homes and live in tin-shacks like the peasants or the veteran long Marchers. This was patriotic and non- negotiable. Mao point was to get the elite to live and experience the poverty and the struggle of the poor class, which perhaps was the point. However, the majority of students often come from a good set of parents and/or a good set of parents and often a privileged family. They have no intention of living their life in poverty, living on some farm. However, Mao sees them as ambitious which will threaten his rule or drive capitalistic sentiments in individualist thinking which turns to ambition and on to greed. Greed could take many forms such as overthrowing despotic leaders who have over one-million dollars when you have nothing but a shabby shack, one set of government issued clothes and pickles and stale corn-meal as the normative lifestyle. When the students were infected with the opulence and decadence of western prosperity that rose up against the Central Party – Mao had to use his personality cult to suppress this potential disastrous movement.
After a long while passed, many Chinese persons from peasants, cadres, and even scientists and professors asked for changed policies. Once these people were later identified, Mao had attacked and created a purge campaign which would be a signature throughout his rule. The concept of the Mongolian war tactic was to retreat first and lull the enemy out into the open and then attack from all sides possible. It worked so often that eventually people just either committed suicide, fled China, fought back and were tortured and killed in the most horrific manner or learned not to ask questions of think but to follow what the Central Committee communicated.
Mao being the father figure, one could believe the father was there to listen to his children. This was not the case. Mao identified the complainers and purged them; either they were killed or tortured -- or both, what ever seemed fit. The Mongolian war tactic was actually an ancient Chinese tactic of saying one thing and doing another. This is a common concept in Chinese tradition. Usually what one says would actually mean the opposite. It is part of an etiquette genre of Chinese tradition as a part of a long ingrained social etiquette too 'saving face.' In the Mongolian/Hun war concept, it was a retreat first method and this would show yourself as week to your enemy. Once the enemy had let their guard down, then the military would about face and then attack -- leaving the enemy off-guard and easy prey. Mao perfected this by prolific reading of the Chinese past. In boxing there was this term for Muhammad Ali, called "Dope and the Rope." Muhammad Ali acted like he was tired, hanging on the ropes while getting pummeled by his opponent. But in fact he was saving his energy for the final knockout later. Mao Tse-tung remained in seclusion after gaining power, and it was the Premiere -- often criticized as a potential traitor that often showed up at disasters and in villiges to address problems -- he later became the loved one and only the sycophants and left-radicals ( often illiterate and over emotional) worshipped Mao. By remaining hidden Mao controlled the country by an iron-fist. By changing his mind often and pitting one group against the other this led to the general population being off-guard so as not to know where to firmly plant their feet in any such communiqué of change from Mao. This a smaller part of the more larger and broad movement of the The Anti-Rightist Movement!
More ominous writings of Mao followed. “We are closing in on those rightists in every city and they want to topple us. We are closing in on them, we have lured the snakes from their lair.” The significance entailed a massive and disrupted political purge which begun now all over China involving innocent people. There were no rich individuals, only Mao Tse-tung who had about $1,000,000 dollars in his possession.
The Anti-Rightist Campaigns of the People's Republic of China in the 1950s and early 1960s consisted of a series of campaigns to purge right-wing held beliefs, differing in definition according to who Mao dislike at which week from which week; perhaps its victims consisted 550,000 individuals.
May 7th Cadre Schools in the Peasant villages were places where cadres or others were sent to be taught lessens in anti-capitalism and anti-intellectualism. Going to a May 7th school and working in the 'paddies,' ( rice fields that were in knee -high swamps and full of leeches and other insects not conducive to former privileged Chinese) were often places cadres visited more than once over their lifetimes. These schools also contained meetings called struggles where persons were to recant their 'alleged' unpatriotic beliefs -- which intended cultural thinking that was anything to do with foreign belief, in which capitalism was one such major concern.
Humiliation was a big psychological method in which to indoctrinate a 'single-ideology' of patriotism based upon fealty toward the Father of China, Mao Tse-tung. Just once sentence uttered by Mao, the indoctrination proposed was to be believed greater than one-thousand sayings of the smartest persons in the world. Why Mao preached against ideology, his program was one Big-Ideology -- his ideas -- which often changed on a whim. The Anti-Rightist Campaigns proved successful. It created an atmosphere of fear and foreboding. No one knew if they were going to wake up to another day or would be moved far from their families or disappear and never be heard from again – perhaps witnessing the burring of people alive or tortured in the most inhumane fashion.
A stand on two legs idea was launched by Mao. One leg to stand on was to engage a program of industrialization and the other was to modernize an agricultural production.
For agricultural production, Mao concluded the people had to kill the sparrows and insects.
For modernizing an industrial base, Mao proposed creating steel and iron out of peasant utensils and tin-roof tiles. The people madeshifted backyard furnaces. He sent most people from the city to the countryside to stand on two legs. What was the outcome?
The metal was worthless and deprived the peasants tools such as hoes and shovels to conduct their agriculture. The sparrows, once dead were not around to eat the worms which gorged on the grain. While the year of 1957 and somewhat of the year of 1959 were of good agricultural yields, about this time the U.S.S.R. demanded payment of their $300,000,000 loans. Mao had to ship grains to Austria and Russia which deprived the people of anything to eat. About 30,000,000 Chinese died from starvation and disease of malnutrition.
Because of the fear from the Right-Wing Campaign purges and horrific murders of innocent people this had scared the cadres. They did not want to report the disaster in the countryside to Mao Tse-tung. This led to the program continuing while Chinese people died for lack of a central committee concern. It was an epic disaster. Today, western communist scholars will excuse Mao Tse-tung and blame it on the mis-reporting by the cadres. However, Tse-tung created the fear by the Right-Wing Campaign.
This technique allows these western schools to still worship Mao as a deity and a revolutionary person with the correct course of action for a civilization we should propose for a world governmet.
$ see the sting theory astrology below.
1965: Mao Tse-tung promoted the “Four Clean ups Campaign.” This was a precursor for a more elaborate revolution to follow. Cadres were sent again to the 7 th May schools in the country side to clean up local government, and to ‘ensure clean politics.’ While there had been complaints of embezzlement of local government employees again and some corruption, little is known to what extent? It was in late 1965, as Mao was trying to learn Marxism that the term ‘class struggle’ entered the Chinese political lexicon.
Significance: Destruction of the Chinese ancient artifacts, a holocaust similar to the NAZI holocaust in horrific proportion, and nearly the total destruction of China. Only with Mao’s death did China not achieve total ruin.
The NAZIs used an arm band to identify their police—suppressors, The Red Guard used red arm bands, in similar fashion. Mao Tse-tung had a young female student place a red arm band on him in the presence of the people at the Gate of Heaven symbolism and sending the message he approves of this. Lin Bao, who conducted the cult of Mao worship had collected his quotes and summarized him into a little Red Book and make 100,000,000 copies with shiny red covers and Mao forced everyone to carry this book. Tse-tung had stated, “we were now struggling against those who took the capitalist road.” Prosperity had returned somewhat and Mao Tse-tung did not like it one bit. Saturn would be returning to Pisces a significant position for Marxism and Maosim in late 1965.
Mao Tse-tung, Ding Xioping, and Liu Shaoqi had a conversation at Tse-tung’s 71 st birthday party in which he directly and indirectly had blamed Shaoqi and Xioping for holding anti-Marxist views. Tse-tung had never really read Karl Marx’s works, he favored others interpretations. However, a new discourse would enter China that of class struggle. At this conversation Mao had warned of a coming revolution. This revolution would be for the rectifying of the power holders within the party for taking the ‘capitalist road.’ This was also another new phrase. It became a part of the official title of “The Great Proletarian Revolution Against the Capitalist Roaders.”
Lin Baio, the old soldier from the early days formed a cult around Tse-tung in order to gain power later on as his successor. Tse-tung had known a decade before he was to die that he would eventually die, but for fear of assassination did not propose a concrete successor so as not to attempt anyone. In May of the year of 1966, he put out A Party Circular, and this was to be issued to the public which had called for “A Great Revolution.” It claimed, falsely that is, the bourgeois had taken over China. No-one believed him but immature youth being indoctrinated at the Socialist Schools Mao had allowed to reopen after the Great Leap Disaster.
29 May 1966 and 2 June 1966 at Tsinghua University, a secondary
school, a group of students had proposed to Zang Chengzhi, the head of
the school and a later Muslim convert, of a concept of a “Red Guard.”
In July 1966 Mao Tse-tung took an hour-long swim in the Yangtze River.
This was a staged photo-op in which the 72 year-old wanted Chinese and
the world to know he was still vigorous at this age. However, not in the
photo were security guards (apparently not well liked) and expert
swimmers in case he could not float. “the affect on his status to the
public was electrifying.”
3 September 1966 Lin Baio gave a speech promoting Nakita Khrushchev’s
revolutionary ideas to the Chinese politburo . However, these were not
interpreted correctly, they were more on a twisted version of Joseph
Stalin. Lin Baio who spear headed the ‘cult of Mao’ also was
editorialized in the Peoples Daily. He claimed “Mao is the Red Sun
in our Hearts. Mao is thought of as the source of our life; whoever
dares to oppose him shall be hunted down and obliterated.” Lin
Baio was never really in Charge but with Jiīng Qīng backing him up
during the revolution he became the successor to Mao Tse-tung. So what
he states in the Peoples Daily is not what the general population felt
about the Chairman. Despite what scholars intend is fact, just because
someone says something of the likes of this does not mean it is
universally true. The cult of Mao Tse-tung still persists in our
universities around the world. Many of these cult-academics do not
believe the horrific holocaust stories in which shelves line the
libraries in China awaiting to be engaged. They see persons questioning
Mao’s judgment as right-wingers. To this day, the Chinese people cannot
explain how they were led to the events of this holocaust and allowed it
to happen. Neither can these cultists who most of them claim the
holocaust did not happen and that it is racist to claim otherwise.
It was August when Liu Shaoqi was down graded from second in command to
eight in command, and Lin Baio was promoted to second in command. Enlai remained
at third in command but this was precarious, in light of the emerging cult of
Mao who had numerous seekers for the throne of China.
Mao capitalized on the student suggestion of Red Guard ( forgive
the pun, but that is what he did, he capitalized against his own propositions.).
Mao had made a character poster of the likes when just after the 1949 revolution
these posters of character appeared all over China identifying Marxist-Leninist
ideas of a proletariat society. However at first the farmers were deemed the
moral high-ground. These were the peasants. Over the decades, the cadres and
other officials were sent to the 7th May schools on the farms of China to be
next to and live with the peasants. This was Tse-tung’s method of grounding them
from their elitist positions in the government. However, with this new change of
Tse-tung the peasants were down graded as a class to dirt-bags and rich elitist
youth were elevated to wild bands similar to NAZI brown shirts and the SS. Mao
Tse-tung had often switched his ideas or ideology astride overnight. This was
one such time.
The poster read “Bombard the Headquarters.” This was in Tse-tung’s illusion
mind to attack the bourgeois dictators, and it was signaled by the students as
permission and / or blessing to kill at will anyone suspected of having
belongings or affiliations in their biographies of a privileged class. But this
was qualified, the only millionaire in China was again, Mao Tse-tung. The night
after Mao Tse-tung released the poster he drew up and released the sixteen
articles, that were like a dictum for the Revolution -- Holocaust.
On 16 August 1966 Mao attended the first national rally of which many took
place announcing the Red Guard student troops. He came out of the Forbidden Gate
at sunrise to cheering crowds of youth, about 1,000,000. Newly decorated Red
Guard students. He went back through the gate. Lin Baio had first whipped the
crowd into a frenzy and Mao re appeared on the on top of viewing place of the
Gate of Heaven. There he accepted from a youthful girl a red arm band placed on
his sleeve. It was the official insignia of the Red Guard Holocaust symbol.
Promoted as a god, Mao Tse-tung was not a god, but a proficient mass murderer of
his own people. He donned for the first time since 1950 his green military
uniform and the crowd went wild. The acceptance of the red arm band of the Red
Guard was a visual endorsement of the movement, and the photo was published all
over China. As rallies continued into the days, there were marching, signings,
dancing and people had to show face out in the public. Within days after this
the holocaust begun.
Data: 1 August 1966 ( Beijing, China ; Method Fixt-Star, Placidus, date for
string 8 March 1894, 13:28:49 UT, see Mao’s horoscope data for this page for
complete calculational compilations) and mundane dates for Judicial Astrology
compared to 1 August 1966, Beijing).
Personal Horoscope progressed Mao Tse-tung.
M.C. Conjunct the Galactic Center 26SAG44 of the Universe.
Mao’s Sun is at 17 PIS 59 and Chiron is at 17 PIS 55.
Mao’s A.C. is at 25PIS02.
The rising constellation is Pisces.
Betelgeuse is at the I.C.
Mao’s Sun in the 12 th house is conjunct Preasepe about thirteen degrees of Leo
(in Chinese astrology this is the Ghost Chariot House).
Judicial Horoscope:
The Orion Crocked Cross: Pluto 17 VIR 00 and Uranus 17 VIR 43 conjunct in
Virgo/Tropical, squared Jupiter in Gemini/tropical and Jupiter as handle of the
T-square with Saturn and Chiron in Pisces forming the opposition ( begun in
early 1966 when this Holocaust was being formulated). To issue a formulated
connection, the Communist Manifesto was issued in 1948 and in 1950 the similar
sky looks apparently by the same configurationally geometry with the x- variable
evident as the position of Neptune and to the sky configuration of 1966. Uranus
is conjunct Pluto in 1850 and Uranus is conjunct Pluto in 1966 ( both social
revolutionary ages, albeit one in Europe and the other in China). The variable
here is x. And x represents the position of accrue of Neptune. Neptune is behind
the conjunction and progressing toward Pluto in the 1850 sky, whereas in it is
already forward in the 1966 sky – both are in sextile.
If we place the Sun at the center of our imaginary Judicial Chart to form our
geometric pattern of the sky of 1966 and by stringing place only the placidus
and tropical locations of the planets around the sun, we have the belt stars
represented by Jupiter, the Sun as the medium and Neptune as one of the side
stars. Saturn / Chiron and Uranus and Pluto form with the Sun the axis of the
constellation – from my point of view. In fact the swastika comes from this
constellation from this viewpoint. It has been both considered fortunate and
unfortunate differing on the recorder of ideas.
$: Mao’s Sun is at 17 PIS 59 and Chiron is at 17 PIS 55 is in opposition
to Pluto 17 VIR 00 and Uranus 17VIR43. So there is a linking of a theoretical
string from his progressed birth horoscope to the mundane horoscope which is a
Judicial Astrology (because in the medieval age, the only sanctioned astrology
was Melathesia astrology, medical astrology – all others were forbidden by the
Church, that is to say, if they came after you for practicing it!).
Betelgeuse represents, among other things, lasting fame and is on an angle. Karl Marx’s Mars at 20CAN46 is trined to Mao’s Natal Mars of 25SCO51 indicating a harmonious agreement of action ( traditional astrologers need to forget about the psychological meaning and concentrate on geometric balance of the equation!). On 1 at of October the conclusion of the revolution to establish modern China, Mao’s Venus was progressed over the Galactic Center. It had just rose using the 6:30 AM natal horoscope I have used. In August of 1966, this position in Mao’s progressed Chart had reached the I.C. and was squared by the Tse-tung progression of Chiron (change ) 25PIS38 and to some extent the Saturnine 29PIS09 – both in tropical coordinates squared the I.C. and trined and sextiles in harmony in string astrology to Karl Marx’s actionalry planet of Mars. Karl Marx has Saturn 15PIS48 and Chiron 24PIS15 and his natal Sun is at 13TAU55 in paran to Preasepe, in which Mao’s progressed August 1966 Sun is located nearly –or if we take the Moon and Sun midpoint it is right on top of Preasepe. Karl Marx’s Natal Pluto ( as with others born at this time) is in paran to the Galactic Center, now in 1966 on the midheaven of Tse-tung’s Chart. Tse-tung had tried his best, through international pressure to interpret and understand what Marx meant about what is a prolitariate. Even Marx had died not knowing what a prolitariate was in fact in specificity. Only the general ideas is that it is a class of people conformed to a working class. But most if not all humans work – thus leading to the scholastic fights and constant academic confusion. For those picky scholastic persons, Marx could not figure out if a proletariat had to walk 20 minuets to work or how many miles from work a proletariat had to live in order to be a proletariat. That’s how confused he was on a word he did not invent. Marx's Saturn at 15 PIS 48 is in a time to Tse-tung's Saturn 14SCO04.
Karl Marx’s progressed horoscope to 1 July 1848 the summer Engels and he collaborated on the Communist Manifesto has the 17 degree of Pisces of a Saturn at 17PIS42 which is in alignment to Tse-tung’s progressional axis to his Dictum on the Cultural Revolutional Holocaust. I am certain that speak of class struggle in Marx’s ideology was that of murder as Tse-tung concluded. Saturn represents the structure of the foundational hierarchy of processes and expressions and both are in harmony in this string-like-theory astrology – I call and use as Judicial Astrology, just a little part of what it is about in things of general.
Both Algol play significant roles in both Tse-tung and Marx’s chart. Here in the 1840s, The Mercury is traversing the PED of Algol. Marx had delineated into a group of Satanic worship – a spell he had while young. He had claimed later the good aspects were atheism as a paradigm view and constant dialectical materialism issues with our world. Tse-tung will have Jupiter traversing his own position for the PED of Algol for much of his adult life. This can be viewed as an amplification of the Star’s empirical- historical data. Marx’s Neptune makes a quintile to the PED of Algol while his Pluto sextiles the star in his horoscope. Since these are the outer planets and connected to more a universal societal meaning these implicated a broader person to society construction of transmission. Karl Marx’s Neptune is debilitated as it is squared Neptune’s home house of Pisces. Therefore ideas can be confused is we look to him as a spiritual leader. The same goes for Mao Tse-tung’s natal Neptune in Gemini as it squares Neptune’s natural ruler house – so China should not have looked to Mao as some idealist ruler or as some form of a person higher than a human. He had been worshipped as a deity who took his ideas from someone seen in the 20th and now 21st century as a deity of intellectual progress, Karl Marx.
The 1960s was a revolutionary decade. There were simultaneously student uprisings all over the world in 1968, two years after the holocaust revolution in China had been instigated by Tse-tung. From late 1964 and continuing through 1966, there were student uprising overthrowing parental authority on U.S campuses. Unlike in China where class struggle came out of Marxism, Civil Rights which had Marxism in its discourse was active on American campuses. The whole world during the middle of this global cold war had seemed to go insane and a topsy – turvy observance was recorded.
Millions of Chinese and some other ethnicities were murdered by the Mao Tse-tung Red Guard over a decade. But also countless others who did not die suffered unimaginable pain and suffering. The whole country was almost undone. Ancient artifacts from the millennia of culture were permanently destroyed blamed on capitalism and spear headed by Karl Marx’s writings and the misreading of Mao Tse-tung.
The first thing the Red Guards did was to isolate the Beijing Mayer. In
order to symbolically overthrow parental authority, the government officials had
to be commandeered to the side of the genocider wild students. Youth as young as
thirteen years old were involved in state sanctioned wilding on an unprecedented
scale against the entire population of China.
Humiliation: Innocent Chinese were taken to confusion temples and given a yin/
yang haircuts. These styles shaved one half of the scalp and left the other half
with hair. Then black ink was smeared on these innocent Chinese faces to
identify them as targets and was communicated as ‘black capitalists.” Then these
innocent Chinese were made to wear signs to identify them to the youth bullies
who who’d beat them to a pulp. No hospital would dare take these
mélange-bloodied souls, and often if they were not killed in the mêlée, they
committed suicide to stop the pain.
These youth of the Red Guard were baby boombers whom many were birthed during
the end of the revolution. These were children of the revolution gone stark-
raving mad with sadistic methods of genocide. The police were told by Mao
Tse-tung’s officers to comply and allow the students to do whatever they wanted.
So this was done. The Chief of the police told his force to help the students in
the killing. Ji Chaozhu relates the Holocaust revolution to similarities of the
“Lord of the Flies” novel. Even the foreign ministry had sympathizers. Chaozhu
who had witnessed this first hand records, “ To ways people were tortured to
death were only limited by the most sadistic of imaginations.”
Some of these methods included shooting of the innocent; Burring Chinese people
alive; Chinese people made to sit on packs of dynamite and blow themselves up.
Husbands and wives were forced to beat on eat other or kill each other. Being
locked away in closets naked to receive daily beatings to one starved to death.
Children riding teachers like pony’s before the daily thrashing and then locking
them into a closet.
A casual remark was all it took for the Red Guard to attack the home of a suspected capitalist roader (in which there was none in China as most of the population was dirt poor, and the rest could barely afford a toilet of the western style). Things such as books, book shelves, sofas and chairs, even though those chairs apparently rickety, these were deemed capitalistic and must be destroyed. Ancient buildings made of stone were even dismantled and permanently destroyed.
The Red Guard was ordered to smash their belongings and then thrash the occupants. It did not matter if the suspect was an infant that could not speak or an old person who could not walk. There was absolutely no discrimination. Millions and millions were genocided and countless suffered. Till this day, no Chinese can tell of how or why this took place. It was insanity.
1969: The Cultural Revolution briefly abated but would pick up in early 1972s with the Fang of Four. It does not end until Mao dies in 1976.
After Tse-tung died and the Gang of Four were arrested there seemed to be a slowing down and eventually over time back to normalcy. But the dead needed burring and China needed clean up and analyzing all that was lost to prosperity over the millennia. Like Stalin, Mao was charge with crimes, but over decades his image has re emerged as this great founder of ideas – still Chinese leadership adhering to Marxist- Leninism ( see 1 October 1999 the 50th Anniversary of Chinese Socialism / Communism National Speech that every person in China had to read at least once in their lifetime from Jiang Zemin) even as I write this now.
The NAZI had denied Christianity and so did Maoism. After Mao had passed slowing religion came back to China. There is this leftist false claim that religion caused all the wars and human suffering. This is not the case in the holocausts of Europe and Asia. They were caused by atheistic regimes bent of the cult of personality. Hilter had his cult of personality and so did Tse-tung – both issued holocausts of the 20th century.
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I use 6:30 a.m. LMT, Tuesday 26 December (112e54, 27n51), Siangtan (Biography by Dr Li Zhisui), Hunan Provence, China, Universal Time 22:58:24 the 25th of December; Sidereal Time 12:48:42, A.C. 29SAG01 as Tropical Geocentric Placidus.
Ruth Dewey has Shaoshan, Honan, China, 113 E.30, 25 N.00, from AFA 12/1952, quoting a biog published by the Communist Party. She included the original quote, "He was born on the 19th day of the 11th month of the 19th year Kwagshu at the dragon hour. The year Kuei-szu (black serpent), the month Chuastzu (green rat), the day Tingyu (red cock), the chuschen (green dragon) between 7:00 to 9:00 AM. AFA suggests an ASC of 1 Capricorn 23.
1949 : Mars transits his Sun's position in 1949, his Saturn over Spica needs to be placed in the 10th house instead of the 9 th house. He has Sun conjunct Venus progressed in 1949. Also, his Sun may be close to the ascendant at the founding of the C.C.P. Natally Venus had trined Saturn which demonstrated a strong attachments and strong sentiments toward the people’s overall feelings of a connection to their modern leader; it was in an air sign.
Adaption from the unabridged version of Ji Chaozhu, “The Man of Mao’s Right” (2008). Ji Chaozhu came from a landowner family, escape the Japanese bombing and family fled to New York and he attended school and was accepted into Harvard, where he spend under two years before being recruited by the Communist at Harvard to return and be a patriot and fight the Americans and help establish modern China. He studied Chemistry and wanted to work in the lab helping China build its nuclear bombs but was placed instead in the Foreign Ministry because of his grasp of the English language. He remains a communist sympathizer often viewing communism in the light of a later concept by Nixon of Real Politick, where moral relativity predominates and subjective ideologies subsist. However, he always struggled with his personal demons to rise above the common man and stand-out which he always recognized as opposed to Maoism. He remained an elitist although he did choose to leave the western life of the United States and suffer and struggle in helping China establish its modern pretensions. Although he recognized Mao Tse-tung’s shortcomings he also constrained himself to the cult of Mao proclaiming the insane leader as comparable to George Washington as the founder of the modern state of the people. However, I do not see any comparison. Mao early on secluded himself in a high-lifestyle (he was the only millionaire during his reign!) of insatiable sex and perversity and also governing and remained that way even when he was on the second front. George Washington did not seclude himself or have a perverse and insatiable sex addiction. Washington was rather a team player, where as Mao Tse-tung by his own admittance was a Dictator. There was and is and always will be a large difference in identification and definition of these two activities and personalities. The only commonalities were both were the first leaders of their state’s new eras. Yet, this seem qualified as China has had dynastic dictators for millennia, and in fact that all Mao Tse-tung ever was once time passes and people began to realize that under his administration little was accomplished in regards to modernization.
Zhou Enlai (pronounced Chou En|lai) who came from a wealthy family and was born in Jiangsu, China in 1898. He really held no aspirations to be any type of Chinese Chairman. Although at times he rose to a ranking of third in position and for a brief time as second in position he was happy in his position as compliment to Mao Tse-tung. He was politically savvy and kept his disagreements with Mao Tse-tung to himself. He did not always disagree with the Chairman. His role was a foreign correspondence ( as acting Premiere at times), while Tse-tung who in 1963 had formally disappeared from the public eye. As well Mao did not like to travel outside of his country, perhaps fear of being assassinated. Enlai’s role became the go-between of foreign nations communicating to Mao Tse-tung. Ji Chaozhu. Enlai's English translator and who had also translated for Mao worked for Enlai most of his time as a part of the foreign administration. Retire age was at 40 years-old. However, Chaozhu kept working at various times as a translator, as well as many other posts.
Jiīng Qīng, Tse-tung’s forth wife and longest wife, was born 14 March 1914 in Zhucheng, Shandong Province. She was an actress and had overcome a bout of cancer. She became heavily involved in the Proletarian Cultural Revolution later being marked as part of the Gang of Four – the horrible genocide crew arrested and brought to trial after Tse-tung’s death. She was sentenced to death, but commuted and remained in jail until she committed suicide on 14 May, 1991. Jiīng Qīng, Tse-tung’s forth wife and longest wife, was born 14 March 1914 in Zhucheng, Shandong Province. She was an actress and had overcome a bout of cancer. She became heavily involved in the Proletarian Cultural Revolution later being marked as part of the Gang of Four – the horrible genocide crew arrested and brought to trial after Tse-tung’s death. She was sentenced to death, but commuted and remained in jail until she committed suicide on 14 May, 1991. She was generally not liked by the majority of the Chinese population. She conspired with Lin Baio and others forming a cult of Mao, but she also had aspirations of becoming the next leader of China once her husband had passed. Tse-tung had flirted with divorce but did not go through with it. She was more useful to him, she saying in court records that she was Mao’s dog and anyone that Mao wanted to have bitten she was the attack dog.