The Only Way Out

An End to Tyranny Using the Softer Path For ever so many years, the Beijing politburo, various even more power-grabbing opposition killing tyrannical and authoritarian regimes all over the world, the supreme leader in Pyongyang, in the Kremlin, in Havana, in each of the stans of Central Asia, along with a number of monarchies and military dictatorships have controlled every decision-making process in their country, for better or worse. That's an awful lot of power to have concentrated in one pair of hands, considering how biased, subjective, greedy, selfish, tribal and corruptible a human is. Especially a human with immense power over money, taken coercively off other humans, as raids of domestic conquest and corruption, which always comes with a bad outcome for the population who is suffering this tyranny. These rulers have hoarded scary amounts of power, enough to make it very dangerous to speak out against them in any way. They have come to dominate every new project, budget, reshuffle, appointment, event, bid, assignment, initiative, response, show, exercise, lesson, any action to arrest a critic in the media or an opposition politician, and have kept their ability to override and alter any change that goes on in these communist party, military-run and dictator-ruled nations. Such concentration of power in one man's hands is extremely dangerous. This is apparent to all. To oppose, criticise, question or challenge the leader has long been an exercise in self-harm and self-destruction. To emerge as a critic is to go on the list of people who must vanish, in these societies. Only those who never catch the leader's eye for any such reason survive in these countries. Dissenting opinions are banned. This forlorn and sombre fact was not about to change, not of the incumbent leaders' own volition, or was it? Well actually, believe it or not, it was! A smart new deal was struck on the 17th of December 2024 between the leaders of the G7, their allies in the G20, their contacts at the UN Development Agency, at ASEAN, at the IMF and in Beijing that was about to bring to life a totally new way of ordering things. Further deals struck in later years miraculously combined to affect each one of the world's worst dictatorial regimes. The international community's offer came with a firm reward and punishment system. Those countries who do not sign up to any part of this gradual and moderate civil liberties improvement plan will be hit by ever harder sanctions, ...