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🇨🇳🇰🇷Every country hosting large numbers of Chinese students should remember the 2008 Seoul incident. In April 2008, during the Beijing Olympic torch relay in Seoul, the CCP mobilized around 6,500 Chinese nationals, mostly students, who violently attacked about 180 Tibetan human rights activists. Hundreds chased several activists into the... Seoul Plaza Hotel lobby and brutally assaulted them. An ordinary Korean man was beaten for over 30 minutes simply for holding a leaflet. The mob also attacked Koreans with metal poles, struck riot police, and assaulted foreigners wearing “Free Tibet” T-shirts. This event showed how quickly China can mobilize its citizens abroad to intimidate or attack on command. It shocked Koreans and planted the seeds of anti-China sentiment. Eighteen years later, the number of Chinese nationals in South Korea has quadrupled. The CCP’s political and economic penetration may now be beyond control, and our fight against it may already be too late. Nations must approach Chinese students and immigrants with far greater caution.show more

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⁉️Chinese National Auxiliary Police Appears in South Korea? Is South Korea Becoming the Second Hong Kong? Recently, South Korea's local elections have triggered large-scale protests due to ballot shortages and suspected electoral fraud. Some citizens have discovered that among the Korean police dispersing the protesters, there appear to be "Chinese national auxiliary police." Netizen "James Jseng" posted on Facebook, stating that South Korea's National Police Agency has guided the establishment of "Foreign Self-Defense Patrol Teams" at the local level, with members primarily consisting of Chinese nationals of Korean ethnicity (accounting for about 80%). The first such team was established in July 2009 in Garibong-dong, Guro District, Seoul, and has since expanded. The Korean police regularly issue certificates of appreciation to them. The post points out that the "Foreign Self-Defense Patrol Teams" have been a publicly known entity from the beginning. However, in photos and reports publicly released by the South Korean National Police Agency, the foreign patrol team members shown are mainly Vietnamese, Southeast Asian, and Middle Eastern faces. Chinese nationals of Korean ethnicity are rarely seen. In reality, however, Chinese nationals make up a far higher proportion of the overall foreign patrol teams than other nationalities and are recognized as the main force. Yet this discrepancy has never been properly explained by South Korean authorities. Instead, every time Chinese Korean-ethnic members appear online, it is through footage captured by passersby and circulated on social media, rather than presented through official channels. The post notes, "The official choice of which faces to feature in public relations materials is itself a very meaningful decision." The post also states that the misunderstanding of Chinese national self-defense patrol team members being mistaken for Korean police does exist. It is also a fact that Korean-Chinese speakers do not sound like Seoul-accented Korean. Additionally, photos and videos circulating online show individuals wearing formal South Korean police uniforms with "경찰 POLICE" printed on them, accused of having obvious non-Korean accents and remaining silent in front of the camera. South Korean authorities have never provided clear, case-by-case explanations for such specific accusations. If South Korea has truly brought in Chinese Communist Party police, just think about Hong Kong's experience. During Hong Kong's 2019 anti-extradition movement, a large number of mainland Chinese Communist police appeared on Hong Kong streets, brutally beating civilians and ruthlessly suppressing the protests that involved millions of participants. And then? The once-great Hong Kong died. Recently, there have been many related videos online showing suspected "Chinese national auxiliary police" appearing in South Korea. I selected some and made a compilation.

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People know my shit posting but may not know my actual backstory. This is how my entire career started. I was just 20 years old, organising a pro-Hong Kong campus solidarity rally at the University of Queensland. Three hundred Chinese international students turned out, surrounded us, violently assaulted us. I tried to fight back. I was a socialist but almost the entire Australian left immediately turned on me because they instinctually sympathised with the fascist Chinese students because they were part of the Global South or something. The night before this protest my Dad had yelled at me to “keep a low profile before you don’t get hired by anybody.” You may have seen this now famous video which has become a funny meme. Instead of keeping a low profile I was suddenly public enemy number one in China with tens of millions of views on videos attacking me and the protest. Chinese state media proclaimed me an “anti-Chinese separatist” which carries the death penalty in China. My university had extremely close ties to the Chinese government because 20 per cent of the university budget came from Chinese international students. The Chinese government had given awards to our university president Peter Høj for promoting Confucius Institutes. He had just appointed the serving Chinese Consul General Xu Jie as an honorary professor at UQ with an honorary doctorate in literature even though his background was in the Chinese internal security apparatus crushing dissent. Xu Jie put out a statement endorsing the violence, prompting the Australian government to condemn him for foreign interference. Chinese state media called for me to be expelled from university so UQ then brought in two of Australia’s top law firms and spent half a million in Australian tax payer money to try expel me. Later the Chinese government campaign against me escalated. I was condemned by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs at an international press conference, hacked, SWATed with bomb threats which resulted in my arrest on false terror charges in London. Eventually they escalated to the point of an actual plot to find my address in Australia and violently harm me. The Australian Federal Police disrupted the foreign intelligence plot and raided homes in Australia to stop it, something they later confirmed to the Australian Senate in open hearings.

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📍 Royal Mint Court, London 🕖 14:00 | 17 Jan 2026 🙌 Join the FINAL protest against 🇨🇳 China’s proposed #MegaEmbassy in London, together with Tibetan, Hong Konger, Uyghur, and Chinese communities — and stand in solidarity with detained SOAS student #TARA Zhang Yadi. This is the last chance to publicly oppose China’s plan to turn Royal Mint Court into a mega embassy before the UK government’s final decision on 20 January. The protest also marks 162 days since SOAS student Tara Zhang Yadi’s arrest in China. Living in Paris with her Tibetan partner since 2022, she has worked for peaceful dialogue between Tibetans and Han Chinese, and written about rights issues in Tibet for Chinese-language audiences. She is now charged with “inciting separatism” — a vague and abusive offence routinely used to silence Tibetan and Uyghur scholars, writers, and activists. Transnational repression will NOT be tolerated — in the UK or anywhere in the world. Whether through illegal surveillance or the arrest of dissenting voices, authoritarian reach must be confronted. ✊ MEGA EMBASSY, MEGA NO!!! ✊ BRIDGE THE GAP. STAND TOGETHER.

📍 Royal Mint Court, London 🕖 14:00 | 17 Jan 2026 🙌 Join the FINAL protest against 🇨🇳 China’s proposed #MegaEmbassy in London, together with Tibetan, Hong Konger, Uyghur, and Chinese communities — and stand in solidarity with detained SOAS student #TARA Zhang Yadi. This is the last chance to publicly oppose China’s plan to turn Royal Mint Court into a mega embassy before the UK government’s final decision on 20 January. The protest also marks 162 days since SOAS student Tara Zhang Yadi’s arrest in China. Living in Paris with her Tibetan partner since 2022, she has worked for peaceful dialogue between Tibetans and Han Chinese, and written about rights issues in Tibet for Chinese-language audiences. She is now charged with “inciting separatism” — a vague and abusive offence routinely used to silence Tibetan and Uyghur scholars, writers, and activists. Transnational repression will NOT be tolerated — in the UK or anywhere in the world. Whether through illegal surveillance or the arrest of dissenting voices, authoritarian reach must be confronted. ✊ MEGA EMBASSY, MEGA NO!!! ✊ BRIDGE THE GAP. STAND TOGETHER.

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Chinese Ambassador blasts Manila's "selective" law enforcement In a social media video posted by the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines on Saturday, Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan criticized what he described as "selective law enforcement targeting Chinese citizens." He pointed to the case involving the Sanjia steel plant, where a joint government operation in May resulted in the arrest of around 70 Chinese nationals. The detainees were held for more than a month before being released. Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr., who took part in the operation, accused the detainees of engaging in illegal activities, including discharging untreated wastewater into rivers. The Chinese Embassy later rejected the allegations, pointing to decisions by the Philippine Department of Justice (DOJ) in May and July to dismiss complaints against the Chinese workers. According to the embassy, the DOJ cited a "lack of prima facie evidence with reasonable certainty of conviction" in dismissing the cases. Jing's remarks are among a series of statements from the Chinese Embassy demanding greater clarity over the details and conduct of the operation. Throughout August, the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines has issued multiple statements questioning the legitimacy of the operation and raising concerns over Teodoro's involvement, what it described as selective arrests, alleged misinformation, and the conditions in which the detainees were held. "Does every time a factory has some kind of problem require the defense secretary to bring in the military to make arrests?" Jing asked, adding that "this is clearly about targeting Chinese people." #China #Philippines #ChinaDiplomacy ChineseEmbassyManila

Chinese Ambassador blasts Manila's "selective" law enforcement In a social media video posted by the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines on Saturday, Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan criticized what he described as "selective law enforcement targeting Chinese citizens." He pointed to the case involving the Sanjia steel plant, where a joint government operation in May resulted in the arrest of around 70 Chinese nationals. The detainees were held for more than a month before being released. Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr., who took part in the operation, accused the detainees of engaging in illegal activities, including discharging untreated wastewater into rivers. The Chinese Embassy later rejected the allegations, pointing to decisions by the Philippine Department of Justice (DOJ) in May and July to dismiss complaints against the Chinese workers. According to the embassy, the DOJ cited a "lack of prima facie evidence with reasonable certainty of conviction" in dismissing the cases. Jing's remarks are among a series of statements from the Chinese Embassy demanding greater clarity over the details and conduct of the operation. Throughout August, the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines has issued multiple statements questioning the legitimacy of the operation and raising concerns over Teodoro's involvement, what it described as selective arrests, alleged misinformation, and the conditions in which the detainees were held. "Does every time a factory has some kind of problem require the defense secretary to bring in the military to make arrests?" Jing asked, adding that "this is clearly about targeting Chinese people." #China #Philippines #ChinaDiplomacy ChineseEmbassyManila

CGTN Frontline

11,462 views • 1 month ago

While in Xihaigu, one of the poorest regions in China, I had the opportunity to attend an eighth-grade English class. I've always been curious about how Chinese rural children see the world and how much they know about it. Language is essential for understanding a country and its culture. Most Chinese students are familiar with Alphonse Daudet's "La Dernière Classe", in which a French teacher teaches his students the final French lesson before the Germans occupy the region and French is banned. In contrast to Daudet's story, Chinese youngsters in villages are now taught other languages to understand the world better and learn from different cultures. Yuanhe Middle School, which I visited, is located in Xiji County. The World Food Programme listed the region as one of the "most unfit places for human settlement" in the 1970s. On November 16, 2020, Xiji became the last county in Xihaigu to be removed from the poverty list; this was a tremendous victory for the region and the country. Most students at Yuanhe Middle School are "left behind" kids whose parents work in cities to make a better life. Taking care of rural children is critical to China's poverty alleviation efforts. The school provides boarding services and free breakfast and lunch to students, who can also video chat with their parents daily. The school provides outdoor hiking, technology and art electives, and foreign language programs to help local youngsters understand the outside world. This is a story of how better education changes the lives of rural Chinese children.

While in Xihaigu, one of the poorest regions in China, I had the opportunity to attend an eighth-grade English class. I've always been curious about how Chinese rural children see the world and how much they know about it. Language is essential for understanding a country and its culture. Most Chinese students are familiar with Alphonse Daudet's "La Dernière Classe", in which a French teacher teaches his students the final French lesson before the Germans occupy the region and French is banned. In contrast to Daudet's story, Chinese youngsters in villages are now taught other languages to understand the world better and learn from different cultures. Yuanhe Middle School, which I visited, is located in Xiji County. The World Food Programme listed the region as one of the "most unfit places for human settlement" in the 1970s. On November 16, 2020, Xiji became the last county in Xihaigu to be removed from the poverty list; this was a tremendous victory for the region and the country. Most students at Yuanhe Middle School are "left behind" kids whose parents work in cities to make a better life. Taking care of rural children is critical to China's poverty alleviation efforts. The school provides boarding services and free breakfast and lunch to students, who can also video chat with their parents daily. The school provides outdoor hiking, technology and art electives, and foreign language programs to help local youngsters understand the outside world. This is a story of how better education changes the lives of rural Chinese children.

Eivor

80,280 views • 3 years ago

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said China often has access to the European market in ways that European companies do not enjoy with the same ease in China. He said Europe cannot allow China to have one set of rules while European companies operate under a completely different set of rules. That is the punchline. For years, Europe has restricted or excluded Chinese companies under the language of “security.” Huawei. ZTE. Chinese telecom firms. Chinese solar products. Chinese EVs. Chinese batteries. Chinese infrastructure. Whenever Chinese companies become too competitive, Europe suddenly discovers “risk,” “dependency,” “distortion,” or “strategic vulnerability.” But when China responds with its own controls, tariffs, rare earth restrictions, or market measures, Europe starts crying about fairness. Classic. China has not banned European industrial giants from the Chinese market the way Europe has tried to politically suffocate Chinese companies. Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes, Airbus, Siemens, BASF, Schneider, LVMH, and countless European firms have made fortunes in China for decades. China opened its market, built supply chains, created demand, and let European companies profit massively. Europe took the money. Then it blocked Chinese firms, joined U.S. containment, restricted high-end exports, attacked Chinese clean-tech industries, and now complains that China enjoys unfair access. If Europe really wants “one set of rules,” it should be careful what it asks for. Because China can play that game too. The difference is simple: Europe complains about access while using access as a weapon. China has shown restraint. Perhaps too much restraint. If Beijing treated European companies the way Europe treats Chinese companies, Brussels would discover very quickly what “same rules” actually means.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said China often has access to the European market in ways that European companies do not enjoy with the same ease in China. He said Europe cannot allow China to have one set of rules while European companies operate under a completely different set of rules. That is the punchline. For years, Europe has restricted or excluded Chinese companies under the language of “security.” Huawei. ZTE. Chinese telecom firms. Chinese solar products. Chinese EVs. Chinese batteries. Chinese infrastructure. Whenever Chinese companies become too competitive, Europe suddenly discovers “risk,” “dependency,” “distortion,” or “strategic vulnerability.” But when China responds with its own controls, tariffs, rare earth restrictions, or market measures, Europe starts crying about fairness. Classic. China has not banned European industrial giants from the Chinese market the way Europe has tried to politically suffocate Chinese companies. Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes, Airbus, Siemens, BASF, Schneider, LVMH, and countless European firms have made fortunes in China for decades. China opened its market, built supply chains, created demand, and let European companies profit massively. Europe took the money. Then it blocked Chinese firms, joined U.S. containment, restricted high-end exports, attacked Chinese clean-tech industries, and now complains that China enjoys unfair access. If Europe really wants “one set of rules,” it should be careful what it asks for. Because China can play that game too. The difference is simple: Europe complains about access while using access as a weapon. China has shown restraint. Perhaps too much restraint. If Beijing treated European companies the way Europe treats Chinese companies, Brussels would discover very quickly what “same rules” actually means.

𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦

27,742 views • 3 months ago

China is not safe for foreigners! This message was pumped out all over Twitter last week, specifically from many people who have never visited China or haven't been here for many years. Even the US State Department has a Level 3 Travel Advisory Warning for US Citizens stating: "Reconsider travel to Mainland China due to the arbitrary enforcement of local laws, including in relation to exit bans, and the risk of wrongful detentions" The reality on the ground is much different. This was filmed yesterday. A group of young Chinese students approached me wanting a photo. I greeted them in Chinese but then switched to English as they wanted to practice English and I also want everyone to hear and understand their exact words: "We think America is good. We think American people are good. We want to be your friends." I've been traveling to China for 17 years. This has been the ONLY reaction I've ever had from Chinese locals. Chinese people love America and they love Americans. In reality, China welcomes ALL foreigners and the country remains an incredible place to travel, visit, and live. Don't let the media tell you what to think. Keep an open mind and go experience life for yourself.

China is not safe for foreigners! This message was pumped out all over Twitter last week, specifically from many people who have never visited China or haven't been here for many years. Even the US State Department has a Level 3 Travel Advisory Warning for US Citizens stating: "Reconsider travel to Mainland China due to the arbitrary enforcement of local laws, including in relation to exit bans, and the risk of wrongful detentions" The reality on the ground is much different. This was filmed yesterday. A group of young Chinese students approached me wanting a photo. I greeted them in Chinese but then switched to English as they wanted to practice English and I also want everyone to hear and understand their exact words: "We think America is good. We think American people are good. We want to be your friends." I've been traveling to China for 17 years. This has been the ONLY reaction I've ever had from Chinese locals. Chinese people love America and they love Americans. In reality, China welcomes ALL foreigners and the country remains an incredible place to travel, visit, and live. Don't let the media tell you what to think. Keep an open mind and go experience life for yourself.

Cyrus Janssen

879,501 views • 2 years ago

Trump just nominated a former member of the House Select Committee on the CCP as U.S. Ambassador to South Korea. On April 13, the White House announced Michelle Steel Michelle Steel as its pick for Seoul. She was born in Seoul. Her parents fled North Korea. And now she's heading back as America's top diplomat in a country increasingly exposed to CCP influence. This is her record in her own words, from a House committee hearing on China: "The threat of the CCP is not a partisan issue. It is the greatest single threat facing the American people and democracy around the world." Steel introduced legislation to revoke China's developing-country status. She called it what it is: absurd. The Lee Jae-myung administration has been deepening ties with Beijing. But if Steel is confirmed, South Korea will be receiving an ambassador whose family fled communist rule, and who spent four years in Congress treating the CCP threat as the defining issue of her career. Senate confirmation is still required. Her words to Congress, though, are already on the record. "I'm hopeful that we can come together to find real solutions to stop the CCP's advance, stand with our allies, and protect our national security." If confirmed, she takes that fight to Seoul. Sources: Stars and Stripes LegiStorm — "Steel Participates in First Hearing on the CCP's Threat to America"

Trump just nominated a former member of the House Select Committee on the CCP as U.S. Ambassador to South Korea. On April 13, the White House announced Michelle Steel Michelle Steel as its pick for Seoul. She was born in Seoul. Her parents fled North Korea. And now she's heading back as America's top diplomat in a country increasingly exposed to CCP influence. This is her record in her own words, from a House committee hearing on China: "The threat of the CCP is not a partisan issue. It is the greatest single threat facing the American people and democracy around the world." Steel introduced legislation to revoke China's developing-country status. She called it what it is: absurd. The Lee Jae-myung administration has been deepening ties with Beijing. But if Steel is confirmed, South Korea will be receiving an ambassador whose family fled communist rule, and who spent four years in Congress treating the CCP threat as the defining issue of her career. Senate confirmation is still required. Her words to Congress, though, are already on the record. "I'm hopeful that we can come together to find real solutions to stop the CCP's advance, stand with our allies, and protect our national security." If confirmed, she takes that fight to Seoul. Sources: Stars and Stripes LegiStorm — "Steel Participates in First Hearing on the CCP's Threat to America"

The Monarch Report

30,252 views • 5 months ago

The Red Flags of the Cagayan Governor Mamba Few days ago Cagayan Governor Mamba said that he sees no threat from the influx of the Chinese students in Cagayan, but what do we expect from a pro-Beijing governor? It makes sense, right? He knows! If what the sources are saying is correct, thousands of Chinese students are hard to miss especially in a provincial set-up. In fact if thousands of Chinese students enroll even in a university in Metro Manila, I highly doubt people will not notice it and wonder. I clearly remember how Cagayan Governor Mamba opposed the EDCA sites in his province and cannot stop praising China at the same time. But then there’s more… reading a lot about this last night and I guess even with the publicly available information, there’s really a basis to be concerned of this “friendship” between Gov. Mamba and China. A country with a direct conflict of interest with us, our national security and our national interests! :/ Mamba wants China to invest in Cagayan airport and seaport Chinese Ambassador to Manila Huang Xilian visited Cagayan November last year, he even went as far as saying that China is not just their steadfast ally and friend but “more so of a big a big brother” lols During the said visit Gov. Mamba urged China to invest in a seaport and an airport with a three-kilometer runway. Hayyy this Gov. Mamba is something else :/ Read more here: Mamba wants stronger ties with Beijing I do not understand how despite the repeated harassment of China in the West Philippine Sea against our own men and fisherfolks, within our EEZ… Governor still hopes for stronger ties with China. “I have always believed that neighbors cannot be enemies, otherwise you will never feel safe in your own home,” -Governor Mamba, Hangzhou China May 24 Read more here: Video (c): Senate of the Philippines Youtube Page Link:

The Red Flags of the Cagayan Governor Mamba Few days ago Cagayan Governor Mamba said that he sees no threat from the influx of the Chinese students in Cagayan, but what do we expect from a pro-Beijing governor? It makes sense, right? He knows! If what the sources are saying is correct, thousands of Chinese students are hard to miss especially in a provincial set-up. In fact if thousands of Chinese students enroll even in a university in Metro Manila, I highly doubt people will not notice it and wonder. I clearly remember how Cagayan Governor Mamba opposed the EDCA sites in his province and cannot stop praising China at the same time. But then there’s more… reading a lot about this last night and I guess even with the publicly available information, there’s really a basis to be concerned of this “friendship” between Gov. Mamba and China. A country with a direct conflict of interest with us, our national security and our national interests! :/ Mamba wants China to invest in Cagayan airport and seaport Chinese Ambassador to Manila Huang Xilian visited Cagayan November last year, he even went as far as saying that China is not just their steadfast ally and friend but “more so of a big a big brother” lols During the said visit Gov. Mamba urged China to invest in a seaport and an airport with a three-kilometer runway. Hayyy this Gov. Mamba is something else :/ Read more here: Mamba wants stronger ties with Beijing I do not understand how despite the repeated harassment of China in the West Philippine Sea against our own men and fisherfolks, within our EEZ… Governor still hopes for stronger ties with China. “I have always believed that neighbors cannot be enemies, otherwise you will never feel safe in your own home,” -Governor Mamba, Hangzhou China May 24 Read more here: Video (c): Senate of the Philippines Youtube Page Link:

Just

68,404 views • 2 years ago

Countries thinking there's going to be a global reset creating a China led world order, as CCP has made everyone believe for years are mistaken. The US has already put in place a sequence of events that is going to prevent this, and put China in its place, starting with the election of Donald Trump - as I had written months before he got elected (attached post). The US has already taken control of Panama canal and Venezuela. It is a matter of time before Cuba and all of South America are in US control. The US also wants Russia on its side and Russia will mostly pivot. It knows about the China influenced US deep state that created the Ukraine war and also removed Trump in 2020. It knows China is quietly taking over Russia's north east and may invade one day. It knows China's partnership with the US was one of reasons for the fall of the USSR. For which China got rewarded with business and tech by the US. Russia will silently pivot to be friendly with the west as soon as the Ukraine war is ended (the old DS is still preventing this influencing Europe against US wishes.) The US is already at work in Iran. Once the regime goes, most of the middle east will be under US control. Nepal, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Pakistan, Bangladesh all have already been prepared to be under US fold. China has lost influence in South Asia. The US is also in control of most of the world's energy except Russia's. It is getting control of all shipping lanes and channels, especially if it exerts control on Greenland, which it is trying and may get, directly or indirectly. Those who can see all these events and connect them can understand what's happening. To think somehow China will be able to break the US hegemony, collapse the dollar without collapsing itself, and upend the world order in its favor is delusional as of now. A delusion created by the China propaganda in the last decade by influencing most of world's mainstream media and infiltrating world's social media. Not just people but many countries are still in this delusion I think. The CCP, of course, is not going to collapse without a fight causing a lot of issues in the world. Now, where this fight will be and how it will be done is anybody's guess. But my opinion has been it won't go for Taiwan. It won't go fight the US directly or indirectly. Which rules out Japan, Phillipines, and Korea. That leaves only India and Vietnam. But Vietnam's own communist party seems more aligned with China now. So that's why I say China will create conflict with India when things start going south at home. Because this conflict is manageable with no risk of US intervention and no threat of India escalating it into a devastating nuclear war as a responsible power. And by using Pakistan, it has a possibility of a limited propaganda win to keep citizens in China supporting the CCP. It already made preparation for this starting a conflict in 2020 during Covid when China was sure everything was going as per plan. It has tested India, found weaknesses and strengths, prepared itself to fill gaps, and is sitting tight for the next move. But whatever move China makes, the US will ensure it gets trapped and weakened. Be it India or Taiwan, be it another plandemic or planned dumping of US treasuries to hit the dollar, China can't escape without issues. Being a single party dictatorship, the political collapse is inevitable one day. India or the US can fight a war, lose some territory or strategic interest to China, the worst that can happen is public disillusionment, protests, a collapse of the govt and a new one elected. Think about this in China's case. This is where it is headed as economic issues hit. And that economic hit and manufactured recession is coming, mostly in the next two years (after mid terms), created by the US by Trump's actions, trade wars, and takeovers around the world.

Countries thinking there's going to be a global reset creating a China led world order, as CCP has made everyone believe for years are mistaken. The US has already put in place a sequence of events that is going to prevent this, and put China in its place, starting with the election of Donald Trump - as I had written months before he got elected (attached post). The US has already taken control of Panama canal and Venezuela. It is a matter of time before Cuba and all of South America are in US control. The US also wants Russia on its side and Russia will mostly pivot. It knows about the China influenced US deep state that created the Ukraine war and also removed Trump in 2020. It knows China is quietly taking over Russia's north east and may invade one day. It knows China's partnership with the US was one of reasons for the fall of the USSR. For which China got rewarded with business and tech by the US. Russia will silently pivot to be friendly with the west as soon as the Ukraine war is ended (the old DS is still preventing this influencing Europe against US wishes.) The US is already at work in Iran. Once the regime goes, most of the middle east will be under US control. Nepal, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Pakistan, Bangladesh all have already been prepared to be under US fold. China has lost influence in South Asia. The US is also in control of most of the world's energy except Russia's. It is getting control of all shipping lanes and channels, especially if it exerts control on Greenland, which it is trying and may get, directly or indirectly. Those who can see all these events and connect them can understand what's happening. To think somehow China will be able to break the US hegemony, collapse the dollar without collapsing itself, and upend the world order in its favor is delusional as of now. A delusion created by the China propaganda in the last decade by influencing most of world's mainstream media and infiltrating world's social media. Not just people but many countries are still in this delusion I think. The CCP, of course, is not going to collapse without a fight causing a lot of issues in the world. Now, where this fight will be and how it will be done is anybody's guess. But my opinion has been it won't go for Taiwan. It won't go fight the US directly or indirectly. Which rules out Japan, Phillipines, and Korea. That leaves only India and Vietnam. But Vietnam's own communist party seems more aligned with China now. So that's why I say China will create conflict with India when things start going south at home. Because this conflict is manageable with no risk of US intervention and no threat of India escalating it into a devastating nuclear war as a responsible power. And by using Pakistan, it has a possibility of a limited propaganda win to keep citizens in China supporting the CCP. It already made preparation for this starting a conflict in 2020 during Covid when China was sure everything was going as per plan. It has tested India, found weaknesses and strengths, prepared itself to fill gaps, and is sitting tight for the next move. But whatever move China makes, the US will ensure it gets trapped and weakened. Be it India or Taiwan, be it another plandemic or planned dumping of US treasuries to hit the dollar, China can't escape without issues. Being a single party dictatorship, the political collapse is inevitable one day. India or the US can fight a war, lose some territory or strategic interest to China, the worst that can happen is public disillusionment, protests, a collapse of the govt and a new one elected. Think about this in China's case. This is where it is headed as economic issues hit. And that economic hit and manufactured recession is coming, mostly in the next two years (after mid terms), created by the US by Trump's actions, trade wars, and takeovers around the world.

Aravind

432,985 views • 8 months ago

🇯🇵 Japan wanted Munich to be a stage; 🇨🇳 China made it a mirror. For decades Japan performed amnesia, but the moment its PM openly claimed a right to intervene in “Taiwan affairs,” history walked back into the room. Wang Yi didn’t escalate, he just diagnosed. A Fascist country that refuses to face its war crimes, but believes it can decide China’s sovereignty, is not seeking “stability,” it is rehearsing old ambitions in new language. And here is the part the West rarely understands: Japan should be grateful for the Chinese government’s restraint, and for how much anti-Japanese sentiment it has contained for decades. Japan mistakes its “politeness” and “obedience” for virtues that erase the past. They don’t. Westerners who never lived through Nanjing, who never saw Unit 731, who never heard the last cries of comfort women, cannot feel what 35 million Chinese deaths carved into our memory. But Chinese people know: beneath the romance of falling cherry blossoms is blood-soaked soil, and beneath the elegance of a kimono are the lice of a past Japan refuses to wash off. On Chinese social media, the mainstream view has been consistent for years: the historical reckoning with Japan is unfinished. And this time, it won’t be outsourced to America. It will be carried out by Chinese people themselves, a completing of the Pacific War that history never allowed China to finish, so these scars do not pass to the next generation. When China warns Japan today, it is not hostility. It is memory refusing to be buried.

🇯🇵 Japan wanted Munich to be a stage; 🇨🇳 China made it a mirror. For decades Japan performed amnesia, but the moment its PM openly claimed a right to intervene in “Taiwan affairs,” history walked back into the room. Wang Yi didn’t escalate, he just diagnosed. A Fascist country that refuses to face its war crimes, but believes it can decide China’s sovereignty, is not seeking “stability,” it is rehearsing old ambitions in new language. And here is the part the West rarely understands: Japan should be grateful for the Chinese government’s restraint, and for how much anti-Japanese sentiment it has contained for decades. Japan mistakes its “politeness” and “obedience” for virtues that erase the past. They don’t. Westerners who never lived through Nanjing, who never saw Unit 731, who never heard the last cries of comfort women, cannot feel what 35 million Chinese deaths carved into our memory. But Chinese people know: beneath the romance of falling cherry blossoms is blood-soaked soil, and beneath the elegance of a kimono are the lice of a past Japan refuses to wash off. On Chinese social media, the mainstream view has been consistent for years: the historical reckoning with Japan is unfinished. And this time, it won’t be outsourced to America. It will be carried out by Chinese people themselves, a completing of the Pacific War that history never allowed China to finish, so these scars do not pass to the next generation. When China warns Japan today, it is not hostility. It is memory refusing to be buried.

𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦

85,739 views • 7 months ago

🚨 Beijing's Long Arm Reaches Into New York City. The Chinese Communist Party doesn't only persecute its citizens at home. It exports that persecution — into the streets of New York, London, and cities across the free world. On May 9, 2026, a peaceful celebration in the heart of Manhattan was violently interrupted. At Union Square — one of the most iconic public spaces in America — Falun Gong practitioners had gathered for World Falun Dafa Day, an annual event commemorating a spiritual discipline rooted in the traditional Chinese values of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Tolerance. Performers were on stage. Families and passersby watched. The atmosphere, by every account, was calm and festive. Then a man stormed the stage. He hurled himself at the decorations — lotus flowers and ceremonial props — screaming and destroying what he could before members of the audience intervened. Three NYPD officers arrived, struggled to restrain him, and took him away in handcuffs. An eyewitness named Michael put it plainly: "He wasn't randomly destroying things. He went specifically for the Falun Gong event. I believe this constitutes a hate attack on religious belief." 🎯This Is Not a Coincidence. This Is a Pattern. Wang Zhiyuan, chairman of the Global Service Center for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party, was at the scene. He has seen this before — in Flushing, Queens; in London; at truth-telling booths and parade routes across the Western world. Falun Gong practitioners harassed, assaulted, and silenced. The settings change. The script does not. "The CCP has been persecuting Falun Gong practitioners inside China for decades," Wang said. "That persecution is now extending overseas — through infiltration, incitement of hatred, and information warfare." "The CCP exploits the freedom of speech and rule of law in Western societies to smear and suppress Falun Gong. This is not only an attack on Falun Gong — it is an assault on the religious freedom that America holds dear." He is right. And this pattern has a name: transnational repression. 🧘What Is Falun Gong, and Why Does Beijing Fear It? For Western readers unfamiliar with the context: Falun Gong (also called Falun Dafa) is a meditation-based spiritual practice that emerged in China in the early 1990s. By the late 1990s, it had attracted tens of millions of practitioners. In 1999, the Chinese Communist Party — threatened by any large, organized group that operated outside its control — launched a systematic campaign to eradicate it. What followed is among the most extensively documented human rights catastrophes of the 21st century. Practitioners were arrested, imprisoned, tortured, and killed. Forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience — many of them Falun Gong practitioners — has been credibly alleged by independent tribunals, human rights researchers, and former detainees. The persecution continues to this day inside China, where simply holding these beliefs can cost you your freedom or your life. Outside China, the CCP did not stop. It simply changed its methods. 😈The Authoritarian Export What happened at Union Square on May 9th fits a well-documented global playbook. The U.S. Department of Justice, Freedom House, and human rights organizations have all raised alarms in recent years about the CCP's systematic campaign of transnational repression — the practice of reaching across borders to intimidate, silence, and punish dissidents, ethnic minorities, and religious communities living in free countries. The targets are not only Falun Gong. They include Uyghurs, Tibetans, Hong Kong democracy activists, and ordinary Chinese citizens whose families remain in China as leverage. The tactics include surveillance, harassment, threats against relatives, online smear campaigns — and, increasingly, physical violence in public spaces in the heart of democratic cities. This is not paranoia. It is policy. 🚨A Call to Action The free world must name this for what it is. When a man storms a peaceful stage in Manhattan specifically to destroy the religious symbols of a minority spiritual community, that is not a random act of madness. When similar incidents have occurred in Flushing, in London, in city after city where Chinese diaspora communities gather to exercise the freedoms their host countries guarantee — that is a coordinated campaign. To the United States government: Investigate. Prosecute. The perpetrators of transnational repression on American soil must face the full weight of American law — and those who direct them from Beijing must face consequences at the diplomatic and economic level. To Congress: Strengthen and enforce the Transnational Repression Policy Act. Name and sanction the CCP officials, agencies, and proxy networks responsible for these operations on free soil. To the international community: Recognize that an authoritarian regime willing to silence a meditation practitioner in a New York public square is a regime that does not respect borders, sovereignty, or human dignity anywhere. What happens in Union Square is connected to what happens in Xinjiang, in Tibet, in Hong Kong. The geography changes. The machinery is the same. Freedom is not merely a domestic value. It is a promise — and when a foreign dictatorship reaches into our cities to break that promise for the most vulnerable among us, the silence of democracies is not neutrality. It is complicity. The lotus flowers were thrown to the ground in Manhattan last Friday. The people who placed them there got back up, kept their faith, and filed a police report in the country that promised them protection. The least we can do is make sure that promise holds. Background note: The Chinese Communist Party launched its persecution of Falun Gong in July 1999. Since then, documented abuses include mass arbitrary detention, torture, forced labor, and alleged organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience. Falun Gong practitioners constitute the largest group of religious prisoners in the world by most human rights estimates. Outside China, Freedom House's annual Transnational Repression reports have repeatedly identified the CCP as the world's most prolific perpetrator of cross-border political persecution. Original article/post by me Aric Chen, views are my own. #CCP #CCPinfiltration #China #FalunGong #FalunDafa #TransnationalRepression

🚨 Beijing's Long Arm Reaches Into New York City. The Chinese Communist Party doesn't only persecute its citizens at home. It exports that persecution — into the streets of New York, London, and cities across the free world. On May 9, 2026, a peaceful celebration in the heart of Manhattan was violently interrupted. At Union Square — one of the most iconic public spaces in America — Falun Gong practitioners had gathered for World Falun Dafa Day, an annual event commemorating a spiritual discipline rooted in the traditional Chinese values of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Tolerance. Performers were on stage. Families and passersby watched. The atmosphere, by every account, was calm and festive. Then a man stormed the stage. He hurled himself at the decorations — lotus flowers and ceremonial props — screaming and destroying what he could before members of the audience intervened. Three NYPD officers arrived, struggled to restrain him, and took him away in handcuffs. An eyewitness named Michael put it plainly: "He wasn't randomly destroying things. He went specifically for the Falun Gong event. I believe this constitutes a hate attack on religious belief." 🎯This Is Not a Coincidence. This Is a Pattern. Wang Zhiyuan, chairman of the Global Service Center for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party, was at the scene. He has seen this before — in Flushing, Queens; in London; at truth-telling booths and parade routes across the Western world. Falun Gong practitioners harassed, assaulted, and silenced. The settings change. The script does not. "The CCP has been persecuting Falun Gong practitioners inside China for decades," Wang said. "That persecution is now extending overseas — through infiltration, incitement of hatred, and information warfare." "The CCP exploits the freedom of speech and rule of law in Western societies to smear and suppress Falun Gong. This is not only an attack on Falun Gong — it is an assault on the religious freedom that America holds dear." He is right. And this pattern has a name: transnational repression. 🧘What Is Falun Gong, and Why Does Beijing Fear It? For Western readers unfamiliar with the context: Falun Gong (also called Falun Dafa) is a meditation-based spiritual practice that emerged in China in the early 1990s. By the late 1990s, it had attracted tens of millions of practitioners. In 1999, the Chinese Communist Party — threatened by any large, organized group that operated outside its control — launched a systematic campaign to eradicate it. What followed is among the most extensively documented human rights catastrophes of the 21st century. Practitioners were arrested, imprisoned, tortured, and killed. Forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience — many of them Falun Gong practitioners — has been credibly alleged by independent tribunals, human rights researchers, and former detainees. The persecution continues to this day inside China, where simply holding these beliefs can cost you your freedom or your life. Outside China, the CCP did not stop. It simply changed its methods. 😈The Authoritarian Export What happened at Union Square on May 9th fits a well-documented global playbook. The U.S. Department of Justice, Freedom House, and human rights organizations have all raised alarms in recent years about the CCP's systematic campaign of transnational repression — the practice of reaching across borders to intimidate, silence, and punish dissidents, ethnic minorities, and religious communities living in free countries. The targets are not only Falun Gong. They include Uyghurs, Tibetans, Hong Kong democracy activists, and ordinary Chinese citizens whose families remain in China as leverage. The tactics include surveillance, harassment, threats against relatives, online smear campaigns — and, increasingly, physical violence in public spaces in the heart of democratic cities. This is not paranoia. It is policy. 🚨A Call to Action The free world must name this for what it is. When a man storms a peaceful stage in Manhattan specifically to destroy the religious symbols of a minority spiritual community, that is not a random act of madness. When similar incidents have occurred in Flushing, in London, in city after city where Chinese diaspora communities gather to exercise the freedoms their host countries guarantee — that is a coordinated campaign. To the United States government: Investigate. Prosecute. The perpetrators of transnational repression on American soil must face the full weight of American law — and those who direct them from Beijing must face consequences at the diplomatic and economic level. To Congress: Strengthen and enforce the Transnational Repression Policy Act. Name and sanction the CCP officials, agencies, and proxy networks responsible for these operations on free soil. To the international community: Recognize that an authoritarian regime willing to silence a meditation practitioner in a New York public square is a regime that does not respect borders, sovereignty, or human dignity anywhere. What happens in Union Square is connected to what happens in Xinjiang, in Tibet, in Hong Kong. The geography changes. The machinery is the same. Freedom is not merely a domestic value. It is a promise — and when a foreign dictatorship reaches into our cities to break that promise for the most vulnerable among us, the silence of democracies is not neutrality. It is complicity. The lotus flowers were thrown to the ground in Manhattan last Friday. The people who placed them there got back up, kept their faith, and filed a police report in the country that promised them protection. The least we can do is make sure that promise holds. Background note: The Chinese Communist Party launched its persecution of Falun Gong in July 1999. Since then, documented abuses include mass arbitrary detention, torture, forced labor, and alleged organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience. Falun Gong practitioners constitute the largest group of religious prisoners in the world by most human rights estimates. Outside China, Freedom House's annual Transnational Repression reports have repeatedly identified the CCP as the world's most prolific perpetrator of cross-border political persecution. Original article/post by me Aric Chen, views are my own. #CCP #CCPinfiltration #China #FalunGong #FalunDafa #TransnationalRepression

Aric Chen

37,980 views • 4 months ago