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> I think Iran is a barrier between China and the Middle East. So just geographically speaking, I would assume China definitely prefers Iran than Greater Israel on its West border.

China is the world's largest importer of crude oil, a large amount of oil they buy is from Iran. Roughly 80% of the oil that Iran extracts is sold to China. Since China rejects the Wests sanctions, they just buy the oil from Iran at a discount. This is a great set up for China.

From a regional power perspective, Iran is the strongest country in the middle east. Without sanctions and western opposition, they'd have the entire area under their control. Militarily they are also the strongest. China doesn't really care about jewish politics and israel, so they have no problem allying with Iran. Due to western sanctions, Iran would be an excellent ally for China because of what little choice they have. Luckily for them, China is the absolute best trading partner a country like Iran could have. They make and have almost everything you'd want.

> I'd be surprised if China were not providing Iran resources and stockpiles of weapons to defend itself from ZOG.

They already have and continue to do so. During the war, they were flying in supplies to Iran. After the war they sold them like ~40 J-10 fighter jets, and even a few days ago they've been flying in cargo planes with presumably military hardware.

To understand why China cares so deeply about Iran, you need to know what their strategy is for world domination. Simply put, they wish to topple US hegemony by destroying the petrodollar. What that means is, they want to make it so every country isn't forced to buy energy / oil using USD exclusively. This is the goal of BRICS, which is to start closing oil deals using other currencies, such as the yuan, ruble, etc. As you can imagine this would be a death blow to the US economy.

I think you can probably see why China has such a deep seated interest in the survival of the Iranian regime. They recently lost Venezuela to the West, which was a major blow to BRICS. I think that will make China even more determined to support Iran as much as possible.

> Then again this all leads to us questioning how much power ZOG already has in China and Russia and we're all possibly wrong for viewing China as an antithesis to jew power.

I'm not an expert on this topic, but my current impression of the matter is that the Chinese managed to seize control of their country after jews helped turn China communist. They've basically "gone rouge" as far as being ZOG puppets, and who's going to stop them? It is much harder for a jew to scheme in China because they can't pass as being a native like they do elsewhere.

> Meanwhile jews might be moving to Greater Israel or to Russia and China in the future to empower these nations with capital and stolen wealth and stolen resources/tech taken from the West.

I think Russia is the only place they could try going. China doesn't need their money, they've already grown too powerful.

> As far as Russia, they seemed to abandon Syria when i thought Russia was backing Assad. So I think my trust of Russia's backing is reduced by that recent event.

Russia has also been a little delinquent on shipping weapons to Iran, however I believe it is two reasons: 1. Iran didn't need any help during the war, they handled it fine. 2. Russia is fighting it's own war, so expecting them to ship over military hardware that they might need themselves is a little unreasonable.

That being said, I think Iran is aligning more closely to China than Russia due to the unreliability of Russia at this point in time.