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In 1989, more than 29 Chinese soldiers were beaten to death by rioters in Tiananmen Square because they were ordered not to fire on students, even though the Chinese government knew that the violence was a color revolution supported by the US. #OperationYellowBird
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The world has no love for the "Axis powers" of the WW II, The "enemy state clauses" from that era remain in effect. If your shitty country believes that manufacturing & peddling weapons with Japan will revitalize your industry, you are on the way to grave. teapawt.net/M_Simonyan/status/2115…
Merz calls for closer defense cooperation between Germany and Japan, describing the two countries as “neighbors” facing “very similar challenges” as they stand on the “threshold of a new era”. Wow, two out of three are already in place…
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Susan Pretti, mother of Alex Pretti, calls on officials to investigate fatal shooting by ICE: "We want our son's killers brought to justice once and for all."
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Justice for Alex Pretti and Renée Good
Michael Pretti, father of Alex Pretti, tells Attorney General Todd Blanche & U.S. Attorney for Minnesota Daniel Rosen "do your jobs, and stop shielding Alex's killers"
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John Mearsheimer wants a war with China. Look at his past record. He has repeatedly stated that China cannot rise peacefully, that China poses a big threat to the US, so the US should not get bogged down in Ukraine and the Middle East, but should turn Asia.
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LtCOL. Karen Kwaitkowski : Who Runs US Foreign Policy? teapawt.net/i/broadcasts/1mGPaZvdw…
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It's hilarious how some Americans still think this photo of drug offenders in a Xinjiang prison is evidence of gEnOciDe. Seriously, there are some hideously propagandized people in the States, and the scary part is that they really don't realize it.
Did you go visit some in prison?
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The U.S. has over the past three years spent $11 BILLION in taxpayer money on missile defense for Israel. It has fired more interceptors defending Israel than Israel has. That is not a symbiotic relationship. It is a parasitic one.
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The purpose of Keen sword 2026 is to train the Japanese Cormorants, Philippine Ducks and Australian Terns to confront a Chinese dragon—all while ensuring that America’s Hollywood Heroes don’t have to lose their lives in the South China Sea. Which nation will be the next Ukraine?!
What's the US grand strategy? Giving these stupid countries money and weapons, so they'll fight to their last citizen defending US hegemony, Congress wants you to believe: "it's the best deal you can ever have, b/c they are dying, US Soldiers are safe." teapawt.net/DanCrenshawTX/status/1…
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Wolff Responds: "Lessons From France" Dated October 21, 2026
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WHEN WILL SOMEONE tell the U.S. public the truth about datacenters? The false story Americans are being force-fed says the power-gobbling tech centers are necessary to beat China, and may provide an economic boost. An AP report on the topic was typical, referring to “a potential jobs and economic bonanza, while helping the U.S. thwart China in the geopolitical race for technological supremacy”. What’s missing is the comparative number. It is missing deliberately. . THE MISSING NUMBER That’s because it would reveal to readers that the United States has 5,427 data centers, while China has only 449 data centers, according to the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence. (The Chinese aren’t racing, focused on building good power infrastructure instead.) The numbers show that there is no race. The US already has an unassailable lead. So why do they really want US citizens to give up their greenbelt? The difference is whether US “wins” by having 12 times as many datacenters as China, or “wins” by having 13 times as many as China: it is meaningless. If the US public knew that, they would not give up their greenbelt land areas, nor their supplies of electricity and water. . RACE AGAINST THE WORLD While we are looking at numbers, there’s something else to notice. At current rates of building, the US will soon have more datacenters than ALL THE OTHER COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD PUT TOGETHER. (A recent survey showed the US had 46 percent and rising.) So if there’s a race at all, it’s a race between the US broligarchs and humanity itself. Think about that for a moment. Meanwhile, the public is being thrown off the trail by being told that any opposition comes from China and Russia. (They can use this post as evidence, as the writer lives in China.) But this is obviously false. Websites like datacenterwatch .org show that the opposition comes from US citizens themselves, from all sides of the political spectrum. . WHAT’S REALLY HAPPENING Here’s what’s really happening. The members of the wealthy elite in the US, long advantaged by their country being globally dominant, now know that the situation is changing: the growth of a multipolar world is inevitable. But they came up with a plan. “If the world is becoming an AI tech dystopia, what if we had more AI tech power than every other country in the planet put together! We would still be in charge!” AI Planet! Who would want to live there? Let me end with a line attributed to Sun Tzu. It doesn’t actually appear in his famous book, but can be seen as a summary of his philosophy, which is think strategically to minimize harm to people and property: “A bad man will burn his own nation to the ground to rule over the ashes.” . .
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Gideon Rachman asks whether the world is “sleepwalking into World War III?” It’s a long read, and not a terribly enlightening one. Rachman tours Ukraine, the Gulf, the Taiwan Strait and the 65 conflicts currently raging around the world, and finds the culprits to be “revisionist powers”, “strongman leaders” and an “axis of adversaries”: Russia, China, Iran and North Korea. In a couple of thousand words, he finds no space at all for the crisis of neoliberal capitalism, albeit he does note the important fact that the G7, which accounted for two-thirds of world output in 1989, is now down to 43 percent. Lenin would have recognised the connection between this decline and the attempt by declining powers to use military means to hold on to a world they can no longer dominate economically. He would have easily recognised “the striving for domination, not for freedom”. More than a century after his death, Lenin remains a far better and more relevant guide to the questions of war and peace than the FT’s chief foreign affairs commentator. Imperialism is hitting out in all directions: • Genocide in Gaza, armed and financed by Washington, London and Berlin. • US-Israeli criminal war on Iran and Lebanon. • A proxy war in Ukraine to weaken and dismember Russia. • Economic warfare against China: tariffs, chip bans, sanctions, blacklists. • A “Donroe Doctrine” under which a president is kidnapped, Cuba is placed under a genocidal energy siege, and election results are determined in Washington DC. • AUKUS, RIMPAC, Talisman Sabre, and a ring of US bases around China’s coast. None of this features as a cause of insecurity in Rachman’s telling. He’s more worried about whether Xi Jinping “considers that America’s Taiwan Relations Act means something”, or whether Putin sees NATO’s Article Five as an “iconclad commitment”. In other words, his proposed path to peace is for the US to make its threats more credible. Peace through NATO. Peace through imperialism. The real guarantee of peace is a multipolar world where no power gets to dictate terms to the rest – exactly what Rachman’s “axis of adversaries” is working towards, and exactly what the West is fighting to prevent.
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The US has fired more interceptors defending Israel than Israel has since October 2023 According to @stephensemler, the US fired an estimated 609 interceptors to defend Israel against responses to its attacks. The US used the most expensive interceptors in its arsenal for Israel: 31% were the $31 million SM-3 and 62% were the $12 million THAAD. The US spent $11 billion shooting down missiles for Israel from October 2023 through September 2026. Israel is an absolute strategic liability.
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X is trying to get hold of your SSN and other sensitive personal information for a mere $5. It’d at least need to offer $5,000 to make it even remotely worth it.
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China’s manufacturing sector accounts for approx 25% of its GDP, while the manufacturing sector in the US accounts for 9.4%. Service accounts for 73% of the US GDP--one of the big reasons that the US can't win a hot war or trade war against China.
When taking into account the actual purchasing power of one's money, China's economy is far larger than that of the USA. That's just right now. Eventually, China's economy will be at somewhere between 2-3 times the size of the USA.
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Swindler Trump is in South Carolina to cheer on Darline Graham, the sister of the dead-and-buried warmonger Lindsey Graham, who died within 24 hours after his last visit to Ukraine. Rumor had it: he was hit by Russian drones in Kyiv. Can Annie Andrews win? rollcall.com/2026/10/22/why-…
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Professor Glenn Diesen has requested a year of unpaid leave, he wants to get out of the country and to have the opportunity to do research in China, as his research will be criminalized in the very Sinophobic Norway. This is just another example why the West is biting the dust.
The very public execution of my professorship and reputation continues in Norway. Today’s media article about me makes three claims that are misleading and/or false. 1) The article dismisses my claim that my research is being criminalized as the journalists merely cite the dismissive comments from the university - no arguments are apparently required. It is not possible for an academic anymore to analyse the policies of rival powers by assessing their security concerns, as it will be smeared by the government, the government’s NGOs and the media as “legitimizing” the enemy and supporting their narratives. The current Defence Minister singled me out with the accusation of spreading propaganda and criticised two podcasters for even speaking with me (as I have already been cancelled by the media in Norway). How was this accusation by the Defence Minister substantiated? I had argued that NATO expansion triggered the war in Ukraine, which the Defence Minister denounce as dangerous “Russian propaganda”, with no need to substantiate his vile accusation. I can cite a sea of evidence and also refer to statements by American and European political leaders, ambassadors, intelligence chiefs, and others to make my case. However, the purpose is not to engage in debate, but to smear, censor, and cancel. By going after an individual academic for challenging official truths, the government has already claimed a monopoly on the truth. Academics should have their arguments scrutinised and criticised, but these are severe personal attacks from the government without the possibility of even defending myself. How is this not criminalising the research of an academic? I cannot even speak at any events in Norway without the event being cancelled. The last event I agreed to speak at was because I shared the stage with the former CIA officer John Kiriakou. A newspaper had the event at a church cancelled, and when the backup location did not also cancel, the journalist simply printed in the paper that it had been cancelled so people would not show up. Is this normal? I must use my allotted holiday days to attend conferences because any event I attend can be presented as “controversial,” and then the NGOs and journalists will go after the reputation of the university. Is this normal? Every newspaper article about me merely refers to me as “controversial” or “pro-Russian” without ever assigning meaning to these labels or presenting my argument. I have argued, much like former CIA director Burns, that if the West attempts to pull Ukraine into the NATO orbit, then there would be war and Ukraine would be destroyed. This is considered a “pro-Russian” argument. Arguing that we should respect the will of most Ukrainians who want negotiations to end the war is also considered a “pro-Russian” argument, while in contrast, boycotting diplomacy, deporting Ukrainian refugees, and calling for the conscription of Ukrainian women is “pro-Ukrainian”. 2) To avoid addressing any of my arguments, the journalists go on to uncritically cite personal attacks against me, pointing out that I have been called a propagandist by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee. This is a “non-governmental organisation” financed by the government and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), which was set up by Reagan and the CIA director in 1983 to manipulate the civil society of other states. The Norwegian Helsinki Committee has been relentless in its smears on social media to have me fired, writing hit pieces in the media, pushing to cancel my speaking events, writing a letter to my university, and even posting a picture of my house on social media. This is a governmental "human rights organisation" that cites human rights concerns to build the case for war. 3) Lastly, to further avoid addressing my actual arguments, they simply cite the fact that arguments I made at a debate last year have been “wholly or partially debunked” by a fact-check. The state-run media (NRK) invited the state-run military defence institute (FFI) to fact-check three of my claims. What claims did they "debunk"? My first claim was that only 20% of Ukrainians wanted NATO membership between 1991 and the regime change in February 2014. The fact-checker argued that the number went up by the middle of 2014 (after Russia responded by seizing Crimea), which is a completely meaningless comment intended to muddy the waters, as my argument was about the previous era. My second claim was that Zelensky had argued in an interview with The Economist in March 2022 that there were some Western countries that would like a long war with Russia to weaken a strategic rival, even if it would result in the destruction of Ukraine. The fact-checker argued that not all Western countries wanted a long war and that it was not an official policy. I never claimed it was an official policy, as it was primarily the US and UK pushing for a long war. My third claim was that the US and UK sabotaged the Istanbul peace agreement in April 2022. The fact-checker claimed this was incorrect and suggested that it could only be based on one statement by David Arakhamia. The fact-checker did not want to mention that both mediators also confirmed it: Turkey’s foreign minister and the former Israeli prime minister both said that Russia and Ukraine were close to a deal, but the US and UK saw an opportunity to weaken Russia by fighting with Ukrainians. Zelensky’s former adviser Arestovych confirmed it, and the Ukrainian ambassador Chaly, who participated in the negotiations, confirmed that Putin was willing to do almost anything to end the war. The former head of the German armed forces confirmed that Boris Johnson sabotaged it, and Boris Johnson himself wrote articles warning about a “bad peace” and arguing for “strategic patience.” I am being fact-checked by war propagandists. Unfortunately, none of my arguments matter because in Norway there is no debate and no interest in any arguments. Reality means nothing anymore as war narratives must be defended against inconvenient truths. I used to be naïve and think that the endless smears were caused by misunderstanding, as I had simply not been able to convey my arguments properly. However, the endless articles with smears and labels are deliberate lies and deceptions.
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Much like Ukraine, the Philippines is lost cause. It is a poor country that insists on acting as the "vanguard" in the great-power rivalry between the U.S. and China. if it vanished from the face of the earth, no one would miss it. The US would simply move on to find a new proxy.
🇺🇸🇵🇭🇨🇳US Turning the Philippines into the "Ukraine" of Southeast Asia vs. China The US is preparing the Philippines to become the "Ukraine" of Southeast Asia - complete with treasonous Philippine politicians like Terry Ridon in government eagerly pushing the Philippines toward the wood chipper of proxy war with China - just as Ukrainian puppets have done vs. Russia destroying Ukraine almost to the last brick, man, woman, and child. It's not that these US puppets haven't "learned." They know exactly what they're doing. They know China isn't a threat to the Philippines - that the US literally colonized the Philippines and US troops STILL militarily occupy Philippine territory - not Chinese troops. They believe they will be immune to the consequences of what they're doing and that they have a free ticket to the West when the Philippines is turned into a burning wasteland.
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Beijing should cut off trade with the Philippines and tank its economy to the bottom of the South China sea. Hong Kong should detain Filipino housemaids. Many arrogant Filipino fools believe they can do without China. that's great, let them try. Gee, China sent them Diesels. why?
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