- We are talking about the politics of an empire that possesses imperial capabilities and, at the same time, a very delicate, sensitive political system, susceptible to political support, where a decline in living standards, rising costs, falling demand, or even a loss of access to advanced, luxury, consumer goods produced in China can lead to the loss of power. In such situations, it is impossible to win a geostrategic rivalry with a rapidly advancing, well-oiled empire that also has imperial ambitions, an enormous intellectual and production base, an empire managed undemocratically. In my opinion, Americans can no longer win this fight at the moment; they completely underestimated the industriousness, intellectual competence, and self-organization abilities of the Chinese, and they will pay the price for it, as will the entire Western world - said Krzysztof Bosak on the "Rymanowski Live" channel.