China

Dear Norm,
We went to the vigil held in Columbia in commemoration of the Urumqi fire victims last night. It was a huge turnout, way more people than I expected, probably more than a thousand. We were observing and trying to see if the gathering was authentic/organic (I don’t know, people are arguing online about “western influences” on those protests in China – a color revolution?). It was well organized and peaceful, people received a piece of paper informing what’s going on with China’s stringent Zero Covid policy and its atrocities. We left after about an hour.

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This week on the New World Next Week: Don't be surprised that the Chinese protests, be amazed that they happened at all; Netherlands to shut down thousands of farms and other major polluting businesses; and the FDA greenlights lab-grown chicken.

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This report explains the truth you’re not getting in the news about the uprising now happening.

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This video shows you how powerful people ran the master scam.

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This week on the New World Next Week: Pelosi goes to Taiwan as cold war machinations continue; Zawahiri is dead (just don't ask for proof); and the UN declares war on conspiracy theorists.

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Well, it’s here. The least-needed film in cinematic history, and therefore likely the box office smash of 2022. In this...

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NBC News' Meet The Press offered their viewers a special treat earlier this month. Under the snappy title "War Games: The Battle For Taiwan," the "news" channel staged a simulation gaming out what would happen in a full-scale military confrontation between the US and China. Here's what happened . . .

This week on the New World Next Week: Kissinger warns Ukraine must give Russia territory; the monkeypox script unfolds exactly like the coronavirus script; and the digital ID agenda rolls out in country after country after country.

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Today we are here to teach you (so that you may teach others) how to counter the misinformation of these treasonous troublemakers by controlling your soul's desire for freedom.

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Biden has warned that there is going to be a New World Order. Putin and Xi are writing joint statements about the creation of a New World Order. In fact, all of the globalists are interested in a New World Order. Today, Iain Davis of In-This-Together.com joins us to discuss the history of the "International Rules-Based Order," reveal its "operating system" (technocracy), and discuss how we can fruitfully oppose it.

This week on the New World Next Week: Saudi enters talks with China to denominate some oil sales in yuan; the Ukrainian Defense Ministry turns to Clearview AI for facial recognition on the battlefield and the home front; and a Gates-driven project to launch GM mosquitos takes off in California and Florida.

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China is not just any type of dictatorship. In fact, it isn't even communist. When you understand the principle that the Chinese government is really operating on, you start to understand why China has been built up to be the rising new superpower of the 21st century and what that means for the future of humanity.

Economist Shir Hever on cyber mercenaries, weapons lobbyists and the collapse of Israel’s infrastructure.

NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware used more extensively than previously known, investigation finds.

Why won’t the party demand that Israel be held accountable for its crimes?

The moment that my international flight landed in Shanghai, China, I tried out a new VPN service on my cell phone. I’d heard about the app while studying abroad; the company promised it could bypass China’s “Great Firewall” to access YouTube, Netflix, and other government-blocked sites with lightning speed.

So I logged into my account, but kept getting the same message: “Unable to establish a connection to your selected server.”

The moment that college student Kecheng Du saw a tweet from President Trump saying only “China!,” he feared that his plans for advanced studies in the US might go up in smoke. 

Abara Uduike was enjoying a burger and beer in a restaurant in Guangzhou, China, when a stranger called. The male voice sounded “interrogative,” and demanded that he come home quickly. Despite having no idea who was calling, Uduike rushed back to his apartment.

President Donald Trump’s comments blaming China for the catastrophic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic are misleading and hypocritical.

That’s the view of Rob Wallace, evolutionary biologist and author of Big Farms Make Big Flu.

“I got COVID — I am a healthy middle-aged man who was left gasping for breath on my bed for hours at a time — this is down to Trump,” he said.

As the United States and other countries face shortages of critical medical supplies, manufacturers of items such as face masks and hospital gowns are finding themselves overwhelmed with orders. 

As a result, those factory owners often have to choose between clients — a decision that may make the difference between life and death.

There are many reasons for Hong Kong’s successful public health response to COVID-19, but one important factor stands out: The citizens of Hong Kong knew what those of the US and UK are gradually realizing: in a pandemic, politicians can be very bad for your health.

Last Monday, the Hong Kong’s hospital authority skipped its usual daily press briefing — because there were no new COVID-19 cases to report. 

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — To many Americans, Central Asia may seem distant and insignificant.

But the region is a strategic chunk of steppes, deserts, and overpopulated valleys stretched between Russia, China, and the Caspian Sea — an aquatic treasure chest filled with some of the world’s largest untapped hydrocarbon resources. It also borders Iran and Afghanistan.

Every story about the coronavirus is also about something else. In the US it’s about our healthcare system, our politics, our elections, and our culture. Additionally, as a global pandemic, it’s about geopolitics and the impact of the virus on all countries, but particularly those in Asia.

HONG KONG — Long lines form outside any store rumored to have stocks of surgical masks, hand sanitizer, and even toilet paper. 

All public buildings are locked up, schools and universities closed, libraries shut, and post offices on restricted opening schedules. Civil servants and most office workers are working from home and the tourists are long gone.  

HONG KONG — What should have been an enjoyable night for Josh Dubman, a US citizen performing as a DJ at a popular nightclub in the Chinese city of Shenzhen, turned into a nightmare when he was arrested and incarcerated in a grim local prison.

HONG KONG — An armed riot policeman aims his revolver directly at the face of a terrified female protester who is holding only a flimsy political poster which reads “heaven will destroy the CCP [Chinese Communist Party].” 

HONG KONG — As tear gas, rubber bullets, and gasoline bombs continue to dominate weekends in Hong Kong, and the pro-democracy protests show no sign of abating, something more pernicious is also unfolding in the city.

Locals call it ‘baahk sik hung bou,’ or ‘white terror,’ and it refers to a systematic program of intimidation to instill fear and deter political dissent in the city.  

HONG KONG — Standing amidst the burned-out barricades, graffiti-strewn walls, abandoned umbrellas and expended tear-gas shells, an old man with a long white beard accosts me on the  street in the densely populated district of Wan Chai. 

A street battle between police and protesters has recently passed through, and the air is still bitter with the odor of tear gas.

HONG KONG — The busy rush hour in Shenzhen, a new city of some 20 million people in Guangdong Province, is almost silent. Commuters whisper past on electric bikes and scooters or board one of Shenzhen’s fleet of electric buses and taxis, all part of the city’s pool of 90,000 new energy-efficient vehicles.

If you believe President Donald Trump, Beijing has opened a devious new front in the US-China trade war by manipulating its currency to make Chinese exports more competitive and retaliate for the damage inflicted by US tariffs. The evidence: On Monday, three days after Trump announced punitive tariffs on an additional $300 billion of Chinese goods, the renminbi (literally “people’s dollar,” also called the yuan) weakened to its lowest level since 2008.

(BEIJING) — With a series of attacks, President Donald Trump tried to make Chinese electronics giant Huawei one of the casualties in the trade war between the US and the Asian superpower. But Chinese consumers have made it an act of patriotism to buy the company’s products.

Liquidating Palestinian rights seen as key to building anti-Iran alliance.

Will China help Israel deepen its colonization of Palestinian land?