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Jun 26 2024 
China Today: Julian Assange and a new wrinkle.
A new wrinkle. Recently there were visits between China and Australia and it went well. The Chinese commentators and experts say Assange was released to save Aukus and to repair any relational issues between Australia, the UK and the US. They say it was purely for geopolitical reasons. Settling Assange’s case helps US consolidate ties… Continue reading
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Jun 25 2024 
Daily China today from Eli at the Daily Blob: this has gone past stupid…
Eli is a tech guy and he is funny. His video title:
BIDEN BANNING USA TECH INVESTMENT in CHINA – this has gone past stupid…
This fits with Blinky today – past stupid. They truly believe that they can impede China’s development. They also believe some people care about what they say. That is beginning to be… Continue reading
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Jun 24 2024 
China for this day
It’s been a long day and an emotional day. We will keep our daily China post short.
Seven out of the top 10 research institutions are in China. From fusion technology, AI, 5G, and beyond, China has become THE scientific powerhouse of the world. And in record time. The Collective West talks about China’s coming collapse,… Continue reading
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Jun 22 2024 
Geopolitical Economics
We’ve been slow on geopolitical economics coverage in the past few days as the war world is consuming all attention.
Sean Foo is a young economist (ignore the gold plugs). He makes short videos just about daily on geopolitical economics. Here are his last few videos and they are all worth taking a look at because… Continue reading
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Jun 20 2024 
Modi’s Missteps in Global Diplomacy
USUK opened a new security front for China… on Indian soil. India’s provincial diplomacy remains putty under Anglo-Saxon hands, instrumentalized against the general peace.
In this episode of “Bottom Line with Pravin Sawhney,” Sawhney discusses Prime Minister Modi’s recent foreign affairs mis-steps focusing on interactions with US lawmakers and the Dalai Lama.
The episode also explores how… Continue reading
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Jun 18 2024 
China’s Space Exploration program 1994 – 2024: Against all odds
1994 – China applied to join the International Space Station, but was denied and declared “untrustworthy” by the U.S.
1993 – The United States shut down their GPS targeting the Chinese container ship Yinhe, leaving the ship stranded at sea and unable to navigate for 33 days – after being falsely accused by the US… Continue reading
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Jun 14 2024 
Jerry’s Take on China
Why are there more laws for protests than there are for progress?
As we approach the final sprint of the British US election and the last laps of the US election it’s worth looking at how they govern and what’s the difference between their system and China’s.
The USA in particular is a fundamentally flawed system of… Continue reading
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Jun 12 2024 
Taiwan Slides Toward US-Engineered “Ukraine-ization”
Brian Berletic
The Western media continues to mislead the public over the true status of Taiwan and US efforts to undermine its own agreements with Beijing and violate its obligations under international law.
Washington continues maneuvering its client regime in Taipei into a similarly catastrophic proxy war with the rest of China as Ukraine is in now… Continue reading
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Jun 11 2024 
Will The Next China Still Be China?
“The story of modernization is essentially a western story. It starts with the British Industrial Revolution in the first half of the 19th century. By as late as 1945, modernity and development was an exclusively western story, apart from Japan.
The west, and Japan, used modernization against the rest of the world. … Continue reading
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Jun 11 2024 
The Dutch claiming a UN Mission in Chinese seas.
We have so much maniacal provocation all over the world. Watch the Dutch here, just trying to tickle China a little under the guise of a UN mission, that is not their business in the first place. China treated them like really obnoxious children.
China intercepts Dutch helicopter near Shanghai, lambasts the Netherlands for provocation
The Dutch… Continue reading
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Jun 10 2024 
Jerry’s Take on China
I went to the river for some dragon boat racing
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Jun 10 2024 
Opinion: Thousands of unmanned ships in the Taiwan Strait
I recognized the last name of the general of the unmaned ships as a Spanish word. It means tonto, infantil, stupid, foolish, idiot. From Páparo, a papa is of course a potato. So, this man’s name in this instance tells us who he is.
And what has happened to the whole… Continue reading
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Jun 10 2024 
Chinese FM Wang Yi attends BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting : big BRICS
China calls for new type of ‘globally oriented’ multilateral cooperation mechanism
This is based on a Global Times article by Chen Qingqing:
Illustration: GT
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Monday called for the full leveraging of the strategic significance and political impact of “big BRICS,” transforming the group into a new type of multilateral cooperation mechanism that… Continue reading -
Jun 07 2024 
Jerry’s take on China
Two huge myths about the Xinjiang narrative, now that the United Nations have been there and found there are no Human Rights abuses and the US are acting illegally and potentially abusing the human rights of Chinese people in the region whether they by Uyghurs or not.
There is big news coming from the region that… Continue reading
