Killing by the Divine State

By: Amina al-Sidq

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 49 mins

Publisher's summary

"The Divine State" is a novella questioning the motives behind China's inaction following the outbreak of COVID19, and the deleterious effects that it has had on global health and societies. The issue has conveniently been glossed over by mainstream media outlets globally out of fear of offending the Chinese Communist Party for good reason. Epidemiologists have probably warned of a possible second mysterious outbreak occurring because the destruction of individuals freedoms and the loss of human life have been so catastrophic that we couldn't possibly tolerate exposing the true nature of what we are facing and why we are facing it. The fact that this virus ended up on the shores of every country in the world should be a wakeup call and result in a serious investigation of East Asian culture, the lack of authoritarian governments in the region have over their citizens and local officials, and the deceptive nature of the WHO and Western allies in the region didn't report the virus promptly and offering guidance to the world community. Millions of innocent people have died, and this needs to be prevented in the future. Thus, it's imperative that citizens and governments around the world rethink their relationships with communist dictatorships in combination with using technology to allow individuals on the ground to support nations with differing political ideologies when they vote with their money locally through product purchases. It's possible to end our dependence on China's manufacturing of fast-moving consumer goods through investing in China's competitors, exposing officials in national governments sympathetic to doing business with uncooperative officials from Beijing, and taking back control of our imports through technology. We made a mistake in allowing China's economy to develop in such a robust fashion over the past three decades, but what are the consequences of continuing along the same path over the decade to our health and freedom that we so dearly embrace?