Why making China US enemies, true or not will serve US national Interests?

Why making China US enemies, true or not will serve US national Interests? 為什麼把中國成為美國敵人, 無論真實與否, 都符合美國的國家利益？

美國正在分裂了, 團結國家的唯一途徑是尋找或製造外敵. 以前是蘇聯. 今天是中國. 如果沒有戰爭和敵人將迫使美國人把重點和精神投放在無數在國內的問題.

如果我們研究歷史, 創造敵人來團結一個國家, 因為人們害怕總是有效的.

美國正在採用德國二戰戰術，使用受控媒體每天多次重複相同的謊言以使其成為事實來妖魔化中國和中國人.

Without war and enemies will forced Americans to look at our problems at home that the 1% elites who controlled everything in America have no intention to solve it or fixed it as it won’t bring billions to their pockets each year through foreign wars, robbing the wealth and resources of any weaker nations at will through fake freedoms, democracy and human rights.

Inside US, we are constantly at war between the two special interest parties: The Republicans and the Democrats. Both parties tried to undo the other parties to score points for the bi-annual elections. Winners will gain huge financial reward through our pay to play political system.

We have a failed country and a failed State. It is going to get much worst. We can complain about it, so what, the people with money and power don’t care.

Meanwhile we spent almost 1 trillion each year on military to fight the continuous wars we created.

US is split and divided. The only way to unite the country is to find or create foreign enemies. It was USSR. It is China today.

If we studied history, creating enemies to unite a country because people are afraid and it always work.

But how to convince Americans that China our enemies but in fact not. US is adopting Germany WWII tactics using controlled medias whose executives slept in the White House (CNN, Wall Street Journal, NYT, Washington Post, BBC International and etc) to repeat the same lies multiple times everyday. When 98% of Americans never been to China, it is an easy sell.

But there are dozens of Americans, Canadians and Europeans lives in China debunk US lies everyday that you can find them on YouTube channels, check them out on YouTube:
Daniel Dumbrill
Nathan Rich
Pascal Coppens
Difference Frames the World
Joephy Chan (Cantonese Chinese)