President Xi Jinping in China acts long term, Trump raises tariffs and taxes and loses EVERYTHING against Xi Jinping – Trump is a big looser – as always

Trump does not have a chance against Xi Jinping in the Fentanyl war.

China will never forget the two opium wars they lost in the 1800s – they won´t lose the current, third war. Today the fight is about Fentanyl, the fight applies to the opioid Fentanyl, which is fully absorbed into the US from China.

Today's reality:

It is mainly two opiates - Heroin and Fentanyl - that it the greatest threat, ie killing most. The shrinkage of legal opiates has decreased somewhat, but the illicit drugs - Heroin and Fentanyl - have increased tremendously. The Heroin comes mainly from Mexico and Fentanyl from China.

-        IMPT message to the White House. The opioid crisis should be called “The Heroin and Fentanyl crisis”. Fentanyl is up 1 300% and lots of people will die. http://bit.ly/2YFT2mo

President Trump has talked with the Chinese President Xi Jinping about the many so called illegal factories in China that make Fentanyl and Trump tells the people that XI Jinping has promised him to stop the smuggling of Fentanyl. Nobody believes that.

Historical background

Even today, Chinese school children learn about the “Century of Humiliation”. The end of this period was 1949 with reunification of China under Mao. While Americans are routinely assured they are exceptional and the greatest country on earth by their politicians, Chinese school teach student that their country was humiliated by greedy and technological superior Western imperialists.

The first Opium War occurred in 1839 and extended to 1942. This war was between China and Britain and it was the English who went out of it all.

The background to this war was briefly that the new royal governor of Guangdong, Lin Zexhu, had the destruction of 20 000 chests of opium at the end of the 1839 trading season and set strict rules for trade in Canton for the coming season. This decision completely opposed the English and the war was a fact.

The second opium war between the years 1856 -1860. During this war the English had with them Emperor Napoleon III on his side, who saw an opportunity to expand his influence in China.

Background. Starting in the mid-1700s, British vegan trading opium grown in India in exchange for silver from Chinese merchants. Opium – an addictive drug today is refined into heroin - was illegal in England, but was used in Chinese traditional medicine.

The history of these two opium wars is both very complicated and profound for Chinese society. Consequences of the two wars were that the ancient Qing Dynasty - with its more than 2,000 years of history - collapsed and made the Chinese realize that the country must modernize and industrialize.

These two opium wars the Chinese have never forgotten, and it would be important than in that day for the country's leadership to mark towards the west. Thus, the two wars were for Englishmen and Frenchmen, who were to represent the Western values. Today, the US has now that role.