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   Russia slowly finds its self turning into a greater extension of China
   Every year roughly 600,000 Chinese migrate north to the eastern side of Russia because of
    how mineral rich Siberia and Far East Russia are
   The Chinese take advantage of that fact and send lumber and other products to China
    across the Pacific Ocean




   Chinese are flocking to Mongolia which sits in between China and Russia
   Mongolia is known for their gold mines which made them the modern day gold rush
    country
   Chinese firms have taken over the Gobi Desert’s mineral deposits and Chinese workers
    work the mines, which provide 70% of the country’s exports
   Russia most likely won’t be able to continue in its present form
   In 1907 China, with the help of Great Britain financing China, recaptured what is known
    today as Xinjiang and Tibet (Xizang)
   China mainly took these two countries over for the fact they carry so much minerals
   Tibet is full of timber, uranium, and gold and Xinjiang holds the country’s largest oil, gas,
    coal, uranium, and gold deposits
   Because of China’s presence, whether the locals like it or not, they are being lifted of their
    third world
   China is adding roads, telephone lines, hospitals, and jobs to both third world countries
   China has spent billions of dollars on development projects in Tibet, hoping to conciliate
    the Tibetans for the fact they took them over
   Chinese have built new houses for the Tibetans, the cities now lack the once symbolized
    cultural authenticity they had
   The fact that Xinjiang is a Muslim community, China started burning Korans and destroying
    mosques which lead to a violent clash. China realized that no peaceful Muslim community
    would come out of this so China has been trying more subtle ways without starting riots
   Kazakhstan which is considered an energy power house is being fought over by all
    superpowers for their six hundred billion barrels of oil which they are sitting on
   Russia feel that they are the protectors of Kazakhstan but the Kazakhs feel that they are
    just another player in the game for oil
   Even though Russia is right above Kazakhstan, China is to the east and also wants the oil
   Although China doesn’t impinge with overt aggression, China already takes resources from
    Kazakhstan
   Every year China has been siphoning two billion cubic yards of water annually from two
    rivers that flow to Kazakhstan
   Although Kazakhstan use to be considered a threat to all nations, weapons wise,
    Kazakhstan has now turned a new leaf and has turned their nuclear weapon plants into
    food processing plants
   They have also decided to use their large uranium reserves for safe nuclear energy. They
    returned all of their nuclear material to Russia and are now pushing for a nuclear free zone
    in all of Central Asia
   Although most people assume that all countries with the ending “stan” are terrorist
    countries, Uzbekistan was not
   In fact, Uzbekistan was recruited as the frontline American ally to support operations soon
    after 9/11
   Although five years later political breakdown happened within the country creating
    controversy




 Sharing borders with Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan, two of the countries that give
  the “stan” countries a bad rep, are the birthplace of the Taliban
 They too have joined in the Great Game for oil
 At the moment though China is winning the Great Game because they are building the new
  Silk Road by preserving buffer states and allies
   The Second World by Parag Khanna

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Khanna part ii

  • 2. Russia slowly finds its self turning into a greater extension of China  Every year roughly 600,000 Chinese migrate north to the eastern side of Russia because of how mineral rich Siberia and Far East Russia are  The Chinese take advantage of that fact and send lumber and other products to China across the Pacific Ocean  Chinese are flocking to Mongolia which sits in between China and Russia  Mongolia is known for their gold mines which made them the modern day gold rush country  Chinese firms have taken over the Gobi Desert’s mineral deposits and Chinese workers work the mines, which provide 70% of the country’s exports  Russia most likely won’t be able to continue in its present form
  • 3. In 1907 China, with the help of Great Britain financing China, recaptured what is known today as Xinjiang and Tibet (Xizang)  China mainly took these two countries over for the fact they carry so much minerals  Tibet is full of timber, uranium, and gold and Xinjiang holds the country’s largest oil, gas, coal, uranium, and gold deposits  Because of China’s presence, whether the locals like it or not, they are being lifted of their third world  China is adding roads, telephone lines, hospitals, and jobs to both third world countries  China has spent billions of dollars on development projects in Tibet, hoping to conciliate the Tibetans for the fact they took them over  Chinese have built new houses for the Tibetans, the cities now lack the once symbolized cultural authenticity they had  The fact that Xinjiang is a Muslim community, China started burning Korans and destroying mosques which lead to a violent clash. China realized that no peaceful Muslim community would come out of this so China has been trying more subtle ways without starting riots
  • 4. Kazakhstan which is considered an energy power house is being fought over by all superpowers for their six hundred billion barrels of oil which they are sitting on  Russia feel that they are the protectors of Kazakhstan but the Kazakhs feel that they are just another player in the game for oil  Even though Russia is right above Kazakhstan, China is to the east and also wants the oil  Although China doesn’t impinge with overt aggression, China already takes resources from Kazakhstan  Every year China has been siphoning two billion cubic yards of water annually from two rivers that flow to Kazakhstan  Although Kazakhstan use to be considered a threat to all nations, weapons wise, Kazakhstan has now turned a new leaf and has turned their nuclear weapon plants into food processing plants  They have also decided to use their large uranium reserves for safe nuclear energy. They returned all of their nuclear material to Russia and are now pushing for a nuclear free zone in all of Central Asia
  • 5. Although most people assume that all countries with the ending “stan” are terrorist countries, Uzbekistan was not  In fact, Uzbekistan was recruited as the frontline American ally to support operations soon after 9/11  Although five years later political breakdown happened within the country creating controversy Sharing borders with Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan, two of the countries that give the “stan” countries a bad rep, are the birthplace of the Taliban  They too have joined in the Great Game for oil  At the moment though China is winning the Great Game because they are building the new Silk Road by preserving buffer states and allies
  • 6. The Second World by Parag Khanna