Apparently there are fools from the Anglo-speaking countries (I really don't care which one) saying that China (the country in East Asia) is the origin of the financial crisis.

Look, that's just lying-doublespeaking gone amuck. The financial crisis comes from:

1 - The Federal Reserve Bank established starting 1913, US currency not backed up by gold/silver starting 1971, but merely floating on speculation. Federal Reserve Bank borrows money from thin air and fabricates it by the trillions. And, since the money is not backed up by gold/silver, money can just be "made" on the spot and numbers wantonly increased.

2 - Morons, and evildoers, combined, framing me who never had more than ten thousand dollars ever (I think for a short while after college I had perhaps $5000 or higher in the bank account, when I had my first full-time job), framing me as having, first two hundred thousand dollars, then it went into the millions and billions and trillions.
But, that's just done in the tradition of the Federal Reserve Bank. The American economic system of these days (utterly treacherous to the Founding Generation's intent) has been "making up money at will" and made it seem normal and acceptable.

It wasn't even because of me. Nor any cliques that could be associated with me, whether my nationality, or my religion, or anything.

In other words, there is a 95 year (or 37 year, depending on when you want to start it) financial bubble of lies about money value, and there is a 1.5 year lie about imagining extra money in the world.

Neither China the country nor any Chinese person started it.

The 95 (or 37) year financial bubble of lies about money value has been pioneered by Woodrow Wilson administration (The Creature from Jekyll Island) and exacerbated by the Richard Nixon administration.

The 1.5 year lie about imagining millions/billions/trillions (or perhaps even higher?) money out there in the world was started by a paranoid pastor, and Christian talkshow people and the Department of Homeland Insecurity, and everyone who loves to spread rumors and then, when they hear the rumors bounce back to them, take that as confirmation of fact.

In neither case did China, or any Chinese person, start the events. Some Chinese persons definitely have participated in the 1.5 year Big Imagination, when it reached people of Chinese ethnicity in the US, and Chinese people in China, but they didn't start it. In fact, the United States of America, especially various instruments of the Department of Homeland Insecurity, have been the most persistent and the most devious/deviant in urging the propagation and the belief that there is supposedly substantial amount of money associated with me, and that I am supposedly some kind of special person, and that I am supposedly lying about myself. When neither of these are true. The United States of America, as in the government, have provided pay, equipment and bent all the laws backward in order to assist the Department of Insecurity in expanding the hype and making entertainment out of it.

Neither China, nor any other non-US country have pressured or lobbied the US government in doing so. Nor did any Chinese person pressure or lobby the US government in doing so, especially the person concerned.

So, back to the first paragraph. If that is meant as serious statement, then it's rather way off the accuracy. If that is meant as double-speaking, then it's the lamest double speaking I've ever seen, and even the double-speaking is off the mark. The correct double speaking would have been, the US 's one-sided brutal treatment and framing and "containment" and invasion and occupation and devastation and looting of China as a country and attempt to kidnap/enslave all its intellectuals and annex anything of use to the United States, and constantly asking the Chinese to tell the Americans that China is actually some other country on the map, and constantly asking the Chinese to admit that they are some kind of kings or powerful person, and constantly asking the Chinese to admit that their given name is actually not theirs, that the Americans know them better than they, and constantly trampling the streets of China and kicking doors expecting the streets and houses to suddenly be made with dollar bills with the next trampling/kicking, has led to the financial crisis.


And, just to point out: the banks are being bought with make-believe money borrowed from nowhere. So, as long as the American money isn't backed up by preci0us metal, as long as other countries try to imitate this immoral practice, good luck trying to prop up the castles built in the air by pumping more air. Whether it delays it by a day, a week, a month, a year or a decade, it's only temporary. And I just want people to stop imagining vile things about me (the 1.5 year already) and I want my life. The 95 (or 37) year bubble is totally something else, and it might even be a year or ten years in the future. But I really think there are "laws of physics" with money as well, and you can't just generate a lot of numbers and expect to prop them up in the air. I really would like the 1.5 year mini-imagination-bubble to be publicly talked about and done. It has something to do with me, of course, because I am the one being imagined about. But I didn't start the imagination-bubble, others did, despite me asking them not to, just about everyday. The 95 (or 37) year bubble really has nothing to do with me, either way counting, it started before I was born. And I know little of economics so I really don't know what to say, except that making up money numbers based on nothing, it's called dishonesty and lying.
But I just want the mini one affecting my life to be done with. The big one, started by other people but not interfering with my life, other people (who choose to make their living in that dishonest way) can live with it, and go with it, when it goes. I hardly think the mini one affected the market at all. After all, imagining a few millions/billions (I really don't think people were foolish enough to go into trillions) on someone, doesn't affect the market that much. Market is so much bigger than that. I think some of the market trouble is from the sustained long-term effect of the fake banking system, and as long as it's fake, it's big trouble. The mini-imagination-bubble merely "reminded" of the huge fake system, but it's independent from it.