The Ten Commandments are actually the ten major work plans of the US CIA to subvert the Chinese government. It is the part of China in the CIA's extremely confidential document "Handbook". It was originally written in 1951 and has since been revised many times.

Since the early 1950s, the CIA has drafted an action plan called the "Ten Commandments" in an attempt to destabilize the traditional Chinese generation in terms of ideology and culture, political economy, ethnic and religious contradictions, media tools, and weapons and equipment. Young values, and then achieve the purpose of subverting the Chinese regime. Sixty-five years ago, the United States was the world’s largest capitalist country, and China was the second largest socialist country. Thirty years later, the United States was still the world’s largest capitalist country, but China became the largest. A socialist country, especially after the disintegration of the Soviet Union in 1990, China became the biggest imaginary rival of the Americans. As opponents, it is normal for the Americans to formulate such a policy.

This method was used by the United States to subvert the "Former Soviet Union", and its effect is far superior to military subversion!

Since China's reform and opening up, it has thought that the cold system has ended and everyone has entered the new century, but in fact, the CIA's Cold War policy that has lasted for more than 40 years has not changed. After the subversion of the Soviet Union, the biggest "enemy country" is undoubtedly only China, followed by Cuba, North Korea, and Vietnam. The "Voice of America" ​​radio station has been broadcast until around 2007 before transferring funds to the Internet. You need to know that the Internet has no borders, no laws, and even the spread of pornographic and violent culture. No country can supervise it, not to mention Western culture. The penetration and input of values ​​are so secret and imperceptible?

The so-called "Ten Commandments" of the CIA was first exposed in the July 2001 issue of Hong Kong's "Wide-angle" monthly magazine, and published in the 15th edition of Xinhua News Agency's "Reference News" on July 24, 2001. Scholars from various countries later discovered that the contents of the Ten Commandments of the CIA were incompatible with the "KGB X Archives", "Zion Presbyterian Minutes", Samuel Huntington's "Democratic Guidelines", and "World Historical documents such as the Revolutionary Action Plan have striking similarities.

For example: in Article 5 of the Ten Commandments, “Continuously create news and vilify their leadership. Our reporters should find opportunities to interview them, and then organize their own words to attack themselves” and “Democratic Guidelines”. Focus on the illegality of the authoritarian regime or the weak links of its legitimacy; this is its weakest point. Attack the regime on issues of general concern, such as corruption and brutality. If the regime is successful (especially Economically), then these attacks may not have any effect. Once they behave badly (and they will be), then they will focus on their illegality, which has become the most important means to disintegrate their power."

Another example is the "Ten Commandments" Article 4 stated that "frequently create something innocent and allow their people to discuss it publicly. In this way, the seeds of division are planted in their subconscious. Especially in their ethnic minorities. A good opportunity to divide their regions, divide their nations, divide their feelings, and create new and old hatreds between them. This is a strategy that cannot be ignored at all.” The “World Revolutionary Action Plan” states: the general public does not Know how to enjoy freedom. The idea of ​​"freedom" can be used to trigger "class struggle".

The senior KGB intelligence officer, General Vi Shronin, quoted the information he processed in the "KGB X Archives." The founder and first leader of the CIA, Alan Dulles, once taught his officers:

"After the chaos (the Soviet Union) created, we unknowingly replaced their values ​​with false ones and forced them to believe in these values. What to do? We find our own like-minded people... We find allies in Russia And assistants. Directing the demise of the world’s most untamed people from plot to plot, whose self-awareness finally and irreversibly extinguished, is the most majestic tragedy on its scale..."

"We will do everything possible to support and mobilize the so-called artists. They will cultivate the worship of pornography, violence, abuse, betrayal, and in short, any immoral behavior. In the governance of the country, we will create chaos and uncontrollable situations. ..."

"We will unknowingly, but actively promote the misconduct of officials and bribery. Unprincipled, bureaucratic and procrastination will be regarded as good deeds..."

"Honesty and decency will be ridiculed and become remnants of the past. Outrageous, vile, lie and deceit, murder and drug abuse, mutual animal-like fear and shamelessness, betrayal, nationalism and hostility among nations, first of all It is the hostility and hatred of the Russian nation--all of this we will cultivate skillfully and unconsciously, and all of this will bloom with double-petaled flowers..." (Vishronen: "KGB X Archives" , Xinhua Publishing House, August 2003, 1st edition, p. 62).

It can be seen that these paragraphs are excerpts from an instruction by Dulles. The KGB spies lurking in the CIA obtained this information and sent it back to the KGB. These contents are basically consistent with the contents of the CIA's Ten Commandments that were later disclosed.

From the comparison of the contents of some of the above documents, it can be seen that the Ten Commandments, as a kind of consciousness manipulation and concept penetration to subvert sovereign states, are by no means fabricated out of thin air. This is a consistent and established strategy of transnational financial tyrant family forces and their agents. And it has been implemented for a long time. Throughout the modern history of the world today, we can see that this established strategy has achieved great success.

Certain countries in Central and Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and West Asia and North Africa have experienced domestic political turbulence to varying degrees, and even violent regime changes have occurred. These so-called "revolutions" are collectively referred to as the so-called "color revolutions." The most common point is the intervention and operation of the "black hand" of the United States. During the Cold War, the United States began to counter the Soviet Union and the socialist camp by aggressively intervening, interfering in the internal affairs of other countries, and fostering pro-American forces. The most typical example is that the CIA directly intervened in Chile's political situation in 1973, overthrew the Allende government, which was actively cooperating with the socialist camp, and fostered a pro-American military government to come to power. Such an open-fire subversive action also highlights the US interference in other countries on the grounds of so-called "democracy" and "human rights." The purpose is entirely to safeguard the interests of the United States itself and even certain special groups within the United States.

Ideological issues are extremely important for a sovereign country. In today's world, ideological political propaganda closely cooperates with the three major strategies of financial campaigns and military attacks, and coordinated operations have become a key variable that affects the sovereignty of other countries and even the layout of the world.

The current crises and challenges faced by non-Western countries in these three areas are extremely severe. The combination of consciousness manipulation and academic research is more secretive. Although it is not as vigorous as financial and military warfare, its function can also disrupt a country and destroy a country invisible. Western capital forces use its controlled academic norms, international exchanges, rewards and funding systems to actively export and secretly infiltrate “universal values” and other values ​​against sovereign countries through various forms, so as to achieve political, economic, cultural, and social Implement the strategic goal of subversion and destruction in other fields. How to recognize the essence of the established strategy of Western hostile forces in the field of ideology,