الصين تعرب عن ارتياحها ازاء مؤتمر تونس الذي رفض تدخلا اجنبيا في سوريا

Oh yes, Chinese are so far away from Hegemony....

LOL!! Very funny indeed!! The Chinese Dictatorship Junta that has staged many hundreds if not thousands of massacres in China itself (ex: Tian anmen) and still arrests and murders people in Tibet for demanding freedom and self determination and continues to spy and imprison their own people by denying them their basic freedom rights and blocks internet sites and heavily sensors all kinds of intellectual material and products and hires the Chinese to spy on the Chinese as well as foreigners and supports a corrupt to the bone rogue dictatorship in North Korea that literarily starves its people to buy weapons and build mansions for its top brass in the dictatorship army…,

...this very same Junta claims to be the friend of the Syrian and the Arab and Middle Eastern people even while using their veto to support the criminal ASSad as he commits the ugliest of Genocides against his own people. The corrupt Chinese Junta is in Damage control mode trying to safe guard its economical interests in the ME at the expense of people's freedom and security.

The thick Chinese dictatorship have had their way for so long that they don't see that their game is over and that the Chinese Educated Middle Class will not settle for hand me down bribes for long and will demand democracy and the stoppage of wasting of their nation's treasure in supporting criminal regimes abroad at the whim of the Junta in their name and at their expense in China but mostly abroad.

TITUS, my genius friend, can you please explain what the difference is between a hegemony and a dictatorship? Are they both internal? Both external? One internal and another external? And can a non-dictatorship be hegemonic, such as Britain or the US for example? How about a dictatorship like the old Soviet Union? Are non-dictatorships the only ones who can legally be hegemonic and should dictatorships be disqualified? Will "hegemonized" nations live in pride and honor under a non-dictatorship than under a dictatorship, such as India or Algeria, for example? Your prompt clarifications will be very helpful as I have a homework on the topic to present by next Wednesday and I am stuck. Your vast knowledge and precious input will be very much appreciated.