China is a threat. Keep repeating that China is a threat. Tell that to everyone that China is evil.
China is exerting influence here and there with the BRI and infrastructure developments. That is a debt trap. Tell that to everyone not to opt for development and stay poor and backward. It will help the USA to control them with military bases on their soil, to protect them and with debts from the IMF to buy more of their weapons instead.
China is expanding it's military reach. Keep repeating that China is out to conquer the world. Tell that to everyone that China is suddenly expansionist, even though throughout their five thousand years history, they have not started wars on any other nations soil, but only have civil wars and border skirmishes with India.
The USA is not provocative. It only sends warships to other people's front yard, and when others fired crackers into the sky, it is provocative towards them. That is similar to a thief trying to break into your house and you confront him with a gun, and the thief will shout 'provocation'. Is that the new 'Rougue' law that the thief crafted and is following?
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American Muslim lovers and protectors did it again. They love the Muslims so much.
ReplyDeleteBEIRUT: American forces killed a "senior" member of the militant Islamic State group on Thursday (Oct 6) in a pre-dawn raid on northeastern Syria, the US military's Central Command said.
The operation is the latest US effort to clamp down on Islamic State militants who have been territorially defeated but still orchestrate attacks in Syria and neighbouring Iraq.
If they have been territorially defeated, how then are they able to operate from Syria? This is a very strange preposition, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteBasically, the USA has no qualms about killing Muslims, any Muslim anywhere in the World. All it needs to do is to label them as terrorists. Very simply done.
Do you think the US is really interested in the fake killings of Muslims in Xinjiang? A Big Bullshit!
Just like the Muslims, the US are merely orchestrating the "show" to criminalise China. This is the US's motive, nothing else.
ReplyDeleteSweden: Nord Stream probe points to 'gross sabotage'
By EUobserver
6. Oct, 14:53
A crime scene investigation of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 leaks has "strengthened suspicions of gross sabotage," the Swedish security police said on Thursday (6 October). "We can confirm that there have been detonations...which have caused extensive damage to the gas pipelines," they said in a statement. The investigation continues.
All fingers are pointing to one and only party - the CIA undercover!
They blasted it but would blame the Russians for blowing up their $23b pipelines. And the stooges and bananas here would believe it. And no, there would be no investigation on this by the UN.
ReplyDeleteIt is alright for the Americans to blow up anything, conduct regime change, to lie, to cheat, to kill and to steal. End of story. The Americans are above the law.
The UN, after these clearly series of sabotage incidents, has chosen not to investigate, is actually admitting to the whole World that it is a FRAUDULENT ORGANISATION BEING SQUEEZED IN THE BALLS BY THE USA!
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ReplyDeleteThe US reacted angrily to the OPEC+ decision on Wednesday to make its sharpest cuts to oil production in two years despite pressure from Washington to increase production, especially during the sensitive period as midterm elections approach.
After its first in-person meeting in Vienna on Wednesday, OPEC+ — which includes the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other oil producers such as Russia — said it would cut oil production by 2 million barrels a day starting in November.
The decision was based on "uncertainty that surrounds the global economic and oil market outlooks", OPEC+ said.
"The decision is technical, not political," United Arab Emirates Minister of Energy Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei told reporters before the meeting.
Oil prices have dropped from $120 a barrel in June to about $90 amid growing fears of a global economic recession, which would also strike the US and European Union, and uncertainty caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
After the OPEC+ announcement, the White House said in a statement that "the President is disappointed by the shortsighted decision by OPEC+".
"At a time when maintaining a global supply of energy is of paramount importance, this decision will have the most negative impact on lower- and middle-income countries that are already reeling from elevated energy prices."
CNN reported that US leaders had mounted a full-scale pressure campaign over the past few days to persuade OPEC members such as Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to vote against the cuts.
Some of the draft talking points put out by the White House for the Treasury Department on Monday framed the prospect of a production cut as a "total disaster" and warned that it could be taken as a "hostile act".
The OPEC+ decision to go ahead with the cuts anyway was widely seen as humiliating to Washington because it came less than four months after US President Joe Biden made a controversial visit to Saudi Arabia, a country he had vowed just three years earlier to treat as a pariah state.
"I was one of those folks who thought the President's trip to Saudi went pretty well. Today's OPEC decision says I was wrong," US foreign policy expert David Rothkopf wrote in a tweet on Wednesday. "The Saudis have sent a clear message that they just don't care about relations with Biden. Good luck with that."
In response to the OPEC+ decision, the White House said the US Department of Energy will release 10 million barrels from the US strategic petroleum reserve in November to "protect American consumers and promote energy security".
High inflation and soaring energy prices are touchy issues for the general public a month ahead of the US midterm elections, particularly as many suspect that Biden's Democratic Party might lose the House of Representatives, the Senate or even both.
The OPEC+ decision came just a day after EU energy ministers agreed on a price cap on Russian oil.
"The OPEC decision shows that an EU oil price cap won't work because energy markets are global and prices are set by supply and demand," Yan Qin, an energy market analyst at Refinitiv, told China Daily.
Analysts think the oil supply will face more cutbacks in the coming months, when the EU's ban on most Russian oil imports begins in December.
UN is not a fraudulent organisation. It is an American owned organisation. Period. It has openly sided with the Americans against the rest of the world. Countries of the world should quit the UN and set up an alternative organisation to replace this American organisation and locate it in another part of the world.
ReplyDeleteAt the moment, visiting the UN in NY is exposing the foreign leaders to many unnecessary risks, even being poisoned or assassinated, their phones all being bugged.
The latest, Huawei Mate50 is using Quantum and satellite technology. Cannot be bugged. Many western leaders have started to throw away their Apple and western made mobile phones and chose to use Huawei instead. Safe from being tapped and spied on by the Americans.
The oil shortage is caused by the Americans and their allies. The Americans and their allies should produce more oil to cover the shortages. Why make the OPEC+ be responsible for trouble of their own making?
ReplyDeleteThey started the war and sanctions and expected the OPEC+ to bail them out. They should bail out themselves, the trouble makers.
What a joke. The Americans and the Europeans dug a big hole and want to push all the oil producing countries into it except themselves.
ReplyDeleteThe energy crisis is really their own making. Two big oil producers, Venezuela and Iran have been sanctioned for years and now follwed by Russia.
ReplyDeleteThe USA created all the energy chaos themselves and now that they realised it is affecting them as well, is trying desperately to find a way to fixed the problem. But this is one problem they cannot depend on their exceptionalism to unravel.
They cannot take out OPEC+ without bringing catastrophe to themselves and Europe. They cannot dictate to OPEC+ anymore, as they are clearly showing him their middle finger. They are so desperate that they even approached Venezuela to throw them a lifeline. No such thing and 'piss off' says Maduro. LOL
Arab and Muslim countries voted against the American/West tabled motion to discuss human rights violations against Uyghurs in Xinjiang!
ReplyDeleteThe UN rejected the motion. Dumped! This is a big slap in the face of the devious and mischievous white men and their lies.
That Arabs and Muslims voted against the USA and Western tabled motion to discuss human rights violations against Uyghurs in Xinjiang at the UN, the consequence is even more telling, because even Muslims countries are not buying the accusations brought by the USA, Australia, Canada and the Anglo Saxon clique.
ReplyDeleteThese Arab and Muslim countries know that the agenda of the Anglo Saxon Whites has more to do with browbeating China per se than about caring for the rights of the Uyghurs. China had set up re-education camps for radicalised Muslims and this has been fabricated and twisted by the USA and their poodles as human rights violation. What is real human rights violation had occurred in Guantamano Bay, and the UN had kept a blind eye and sealed lips to protect the perpetrators.
With Venzuela, Iran and now Russia sanctioned, oil exports from these three countries have been curtailed. The USA had high hopes of cornering the oil and gas market using their Middle East controlled oil producers to follow their dicates. Now, it looks like the plan has backfired badly, with even the Arab states joining up with Russia and creating a worsening energy crisis in Europe and USA.
ReplyDeleteThis is instant Karma. Evil begets retribution. If inflation sky rockets with ever more expensive energy prices, Biden is toast together with Europe.
Let's see what happens this coming Winter. Most of the rich will weather away the Winter. To the middle-income groups, there will be some problems. However, to the poor it's going to be hell!
ReplyDeleteIt is said that Biden is worried that Germany may crumble in it's resolve to continue it's sanction of Russian gas, and that set his mind to blow up Nord Stream 1 and 2 to stop them from ever functioning. The whole world knows that the USA did it. The narratives before by Biden, and after by Blinken, following the explosions points to their guilt.
ReplyDeleteNow, it seems that one line is still able to carry gas and has not been breeched. In other words the sabotage has failed to some extent, and Germany, if it wants to, could still get Russian gas, which the USA is bent on preventing it. Not reported on MSM are the protest now erupting in Germany against the USA, that has pushed the country into a very precarious situation.
Yes, let us see how this will play out.
Germany's previous Chancellor has said that Germany will get the gas it needs, in one way or another. That means Joker Biden is toast.
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ReplyDeleteThe Life Of 74 Year-Old American Living In China
Hailing from the US, 74 year-old Mark Levine is now an educator at the Minzu University of China.
Mark has lived in China for 17 years. Exchanging daily with minority students from all across China, Levine believes that the world should see China for what it is, a multicultural and developing community.
Levine's heart and home is in China, and it has inspired his artistic side, driving him to write over 80 songs.
The most recent song that he wrote is called "My China Surprise". In the song, he sings that "My China Surprise, you can see it in my eyes. It's the light that shines in them wherever I go."
According to Levine, you can always find things that you're not expecting, and discover new things that you're able to learn. That's one of the very exciting things about being in China and throughout the years.
Listen to the music from his heart and peak into his soul in this episode of "My China Surprise" with Mark Levine.
Hi SSO, can provide the link to the song?
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