Cancel Culture

So Who's accountable for this.....Why it's "We the People" is willfully steeped in unimaginable ignorance, wrapped in faux nationalism and silent acceptance and largely tempered by an apathetic disregard for knowledge, virtue and humanity We have moved beyond the era of government directly inherent in the people and entered a new age.  We live in the weird post-industrial post-modern post-gender post-truth neoliberal matrix, where facts no longer matter, history and even biology are re-written to suit social engineering agenda of psychos in charge of this world's money and power  We are no longer the constitutional republic promised in our constitution. Article IV Section 4 of the Constitution states: "The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion . . . Many people are under the false impression our form of government is a democracy, or re...

Typical of Uncle Sam to project his own sins and crimes onto other innocent parties. #SanctionAmerica #AmericanHumanRightsAbuses #SlaveryInAmerica #ShamelessWesternHypocrisy  "As Washington and its allies along with the Western media push an aggressive propaganda campaign against the alleged "human rights" violations in Xinjiang without offering any credible evidence, one needs to take a closer look at the murky history of "forced labor" and "plantation slavery" in the U.S. cotton industry, which some say still continue, albeit under a political and legal camouflage.  "There's a lot of hypocrisy involved with the manufacturing of cotton in the United States. While slavery is legally banned in the U.S., the practice continues in the form of prison labor for convicted felons," China-based American expat Robert Vannrox told CGTN Digital, asserting that prison labor continues to be used in cotton farming in the U.S.  "Slaver...

Anyone who thought the world would warm to U.S. interests once Donald Trump left the scene has received a rude awakening in the last two months. The latest sign is the weekend’s pact between China and Iran, an example of U.S. adversaries uniting to advance their strategic ambitions. The two sides signed what they described as a 25-year “strategic partnership” that amounts to a significant deepening of ties. China will invest several hundred million dollars in a variety of Iranian projects, including nuclear power, ports, and oil and gas development. In return China will get a steady supply of Iranian oil. The two will also deepen their defense cooperation as China will transfer some military technology. Note: The Iranian oil that MI6 and CIA tried to rob? For details, google the entire line below: 'Coup 53' Tells The Story Of A 1953 Campaign By MI6 And The CIA To Oust Iran's Leader https://www.npr.org/2020/08/18/903505983/coup-53-tells-the-true-story-of-the-cia-...

And here’s what needs to happen now   And here’s what needs to happen now Matt Hancock at a COVID press briefing in December, 2020.   We shouldn’t have had to go to court. For a year, we’ve been fighting legal battles over the British government’s secretive NHS data deals with controversial ‘spy tech’ firm Palantir. Today, we can announce an important victory. Back in December, after we had spent  months on legal efforts to get transparency , the government snuck through a massive £23m, two-year deal with Palantir, a CIA-backed data firm. They contracted Palantir to process our sensitive health data. We raised objections: the initial deals were framed as a short-term, emergency COVID response, but the new contract revealed mission creep well beyond the pandemic. Government lawyers insisted that citizens have no right to a say in major NHS contracts with big tech. But we believed the public  does  have those rights. So we sued. Facing our lawsuit, the government ...

America is at it again, using the most  despicable lowest scum trick to steal goods and services. They are now using this dirty trick to accuse the world’s largest glove manufacturer, Malaysian company Top Glove of "forced labour" and US customs is deliberately seizing and confiscating shipments of Top Glove landing in the US.  Great way to "buy" things without paying, right? If they were really that concerned about "human rights" just don’t buy, and please RETURN the goods immediately instead of continuing to distribute the confiscated goods into the US!! They are the Dirtiest lowest form of despicable scum. It is quite obvious the pandemic has wrecked havoc on US economy, they are running out of cash,  getting desperate and going bankrupt. They seem to be struggling to find a way of starting a new war to boost to boost its coffers. IT is clear America is a Pariah state.  America with the help of former Venezuela's lawmaker opposition lead...

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi is visiting a number of Middle Eastern countries and is now in Iran. What are China’s plans for the region in the future?  Given the tense international situation in which the US is contending with both China and Russia, it is a very timely question. China has good relations with all nations in the Middle East. As a result, China can act as an intermediary and serve as an interlocutor between them.  China’s long-standing adherence to the 5 principles of peaceful coexistence, including non-interference in other nation’s internal affairs, mutual respect, and win-win cooperation place it in good stead with all parties in the region.  As such China can serve as an honest broker in helping to resolve ongoing disputes between the various actors in the region who have long been at loggerheads with one another. Regional stability is not only essential for the development, security, and prosperity of the Middle East;...

The same way they claimed that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction and Iraqi babies were thrown out of incubators. It's the art of manufacturung consent. Even Turkey which is religiously and ethnically linked to Xinjiang hasn't accused China of genocide. Turkey is culturally, genetically and culturally linked to Xinjiang yet hasn't accused China of genocide, despite being a very vocal activist for muslim human rights. Erdogan sent ships to Bangladesh to pick up Rohingyas and his wife personally joined this rescue mission. Erdogan even put economic ties with Europe in jeopardy by attacking the EU on various issues, so you can't possibly accuse Turkey of being careful not to offend China. In order to be able to accuse a country or a government of genocide there must be proof in the way of instructions or documents that order the extermination of a certain population. Even the slaughter of the Rohingyas cannot be officially classified as genocide. The fact tha...

Those without the capability to process and distill information will simply regurgitate MSM: “China makes cheap stuff which breaks!”   Fact is that the priciest of luxury goods are manufactured in China.  Fact is that China is simply not very good at the art of bamboozling the public.  The West, naturally, excels at this!  Just like the West excels at selling lies about China. America understands that perception is more important than reality. Madison Avenue perfected the art of reality distortion.  Venerable fashion houses would manufacture in China, ship the garments back to the West to sew the labels on and claim that it was “manufactured” in Europe.  Even heavy merchandise like luxury “European” furniture brands was handled this way. These brands made astronomical profits off China. The Chinese workers, factory owners, the municipal governments in China saw little of this profit. It was slave labour and the western corporations way of o...

Hitler was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1939 and 70 years later Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009.  The Obomber the Drone King bombed 7 countries during his 8 year reign. Hitler bombed his fair share.  Both leaders were immensely popular.  Both leaders were democratically elected.  ALL HAIL DEMOCRACY! [Rebecca Chan] 

Western media is another arm of the US war machine. They are killers with pens. 22 years ago, I and a group of anti-war minded people, including K-street coalitions  and just individuals in opposition to both the concept of war of aggression and of the US/NATO engaging in an egregious violation of the sovereign state of Yugoslavia, got together in a futile effort to try and stop the damned thing.  Our efforts led to around 20,000 people or so showing up at the Washington Mall for a peace march to the Pentagon.  In that group, around 20 big, muscular-looking guys dressed in some form of traditional red-colored uniform that made them look kind of like a mix between Braveheart warriors and maybe more modern bag pipe-totin' kilt wearers. Most had their heads shaved and they had a lot of tattoos.  At the time, I didn't think much of it. I snapped a few photos of them as they made a spectacle and then forgot about them.  That evening, we watched the news: ...

In America, a cancer is eating democracy from the inside, and China has clocked the weakness Many people no longer believe in the "promise of democracy". Freedom House — an organisation that measures the health of democratic nations globally — now counts 15 years of declining democracy. Democracy is rotting from the inside: deformed by weak institutions, tribalism, the tyranny of the rich and an elite who dominate positions of power, racism, sexism, and crippling inequality. The growing gap between rich and poor is a cancer that is eating democracy. Source Article: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-03-28/america-cancer-eating-democracy-china-clocked-the-weakness/100031392

I’m from Malaysia. China has traded with Malaysia for 2000 years. In those years, they had been the world’s biggest powers many times. Never once they sent troops to take our land. Admiral Zhenghe came to Malacca five times, in gigantic fleets, and a flagship eight times the size of Christopher Columbus’ flagship, Santa Maria. He could have seized Malacca easily, but he did not. In 1511, the Portuguese came. In 1642, the Dutch came. In the 18th century the British came. We were colonised by each, one after another.  When China wanted spices from India, they traded with the Indians. When they wanted gems, they traded with the Persian. They didn’t take lands. The only time China expanded beyond their current borders was in Yuan Dynasty, when Genghis and his descendants Ogedei Khan, Guyuk Khan & Kublai Khan concurred China, Mid Asia and Eastern Europe. But Yuan Dynasty, although being based in China, was a part of the Mongolian Empire.  Then came the Century of Hu...

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has visited a number of Middle Eastern countries including Saudi Arabia and Turkey. He is now in Iran where he and Iranian FM Zarin signed an historic 25 year  pact solidifying their strategic alliance. So, what are China’s plans for the region in the future? Given the tense international situation in which the US is contending with both China and Russia, it is a very timely question. China has good relations with all nations in the Middle East. As a result, China can act as an intermediary and serve as an interlocutor between them. China’s long-standing adherence to the 5 principles of peaceful coexistence, including non-interference in other nation's internal affairs, mutual respect, and win-win cooperation place it in good stead with all parties in the region. As such China can serve as an honest broker in helping to resolve ongoing disputes between the various actors in the region who have long been at loggerheads with one anothe...

The gory CIA torture details are reported in the Business Insider, the full article link is at bottom of this statement.  Understanding your enemy is the key in defending yourself from lies and attacks. China is now assertive, and the best defence is offence and it is not bowing to pressure from the US and its western partners as the world knows the US does not care about human rights. The US has waged 222 wars in its 235 years of existence. They are the biggest abuser of human rights the world has ever seen.  Below are some highlights from the article: "Torture programs described in the report include "rectal feeding," sleep deprivation, insects, use of diapers, and mock executions. According to the report, "rectal hydration" was used as a means of "behavior control." "The tactics described in the report include "rectal rehydration" and CIA officers threatening to hurt, rape, and kill family members of detainees."  ...

Reprinted: Philippine President Duterte's excellent comments on the US "pertinence" and "point":   * When you choose the United States, you have chosen war.  If you choose China, you choose peace.  * The United States is only the only important commodity sold to the Philippines, which is "arms."  The price is very expensive but it is a rotten thing that others have thrown away.  * China exports all kinds of shushu, infrastructure, and colorful goods. Only stupid people and unqualified people cannot see them.  * The United States likes to create hatred, turmoil, war, deceptive investments, and then take a lot of wealth back to the United States.  Creating hatred will enable everyone to buy more arms from the United States.  * The United States is the most evil country in the world. He wants to establish the U.S. dollar as the only international mobile currency, so that Americans can enjoy it.  * In order to continuously recoup...

The current representative of the US empire finally held his first full press conference yesterday, an embarrassing and undignified affair which saw a gaggle of obsequious imperial stenographers gather round to make believe that important policy decisions about the operation of the most powerful government in the world are actually being made by this dried up empty husk of a man who can barely think or talk. Once again we heard the US empire babbling about the plight of Muslims in China, with  the words  tumbling out of Biden's dementia-addled brain that he "made it clear that no American president, at least one did, but no American president had ever backed down from speaking out of what’s happening in the Uyghurs." By "what's happening in the Uyghurs" Biden was attempting to articulate a concern for the human rights of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang province, a talking point the US empire has been  fallaciously  and  dishonestly  pushing with more...

In the USA and its Allies, China-bashing is rooted in myths of Western and Anglo-saxon superiority Across centuries, the Europeans propagated anti-Chinese stereotypes as a direct response to the perceived threats to European might In the USA and within its Empire today, a plethora of dehumanising myths about Chinese continue to drive the cultural belief that China is the enemy.  The daily western propaganda chants: China is bad. China is a bully. China stole Philippine territory. China will invade the Philippines. China is our enemy. China is not good for Philippines. All of these narratives from the mainstream western media havoc doubts and fear in the minds of the Filipinos. Is China really the aggressor? Lets go back 500 years ago. China was one of our closest neighbor yet in never invaded Philipppines. The Spanish, the Dutch, the US and Japan did. Vietnam was beside China. But it did not invade Vietnam. The US did. Luckily China help Vietnam. Korea is near China but...

The real threat posed by Russia and China is commercial. The US acts as though a Russian pipeline called Nordstream, being built under the North Sea to bring cheap Russian natural gas to Western Europe is a virtual act of war. And China, with its huge “belt and road” project to link eastern China to Europe with high-speed rail and all-weather highways to facilitate trade between Europe and Asia is some kind of devious military maneuver. Let’s get real. The US military is the biggest threat to the future of the United States. It’s ravenous appetite for ever more money, which Congress obliges year after year, is gobbling up almost the entire discretionary budget of the federal government — an amount which, even if you just count the official numbers represents half of the total tax collection of the government each year. Article At CounterPunch [Dave Lindorff]  https://www.counterpunch.org/2021/03/18/lets-stop-pretending-russia-and-china-are-military-threats/?fbclid=IwAR3...

At a recent state visit to Switzerland, Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo told his hosts Ghana will not be selling raw cocoa to Switzerland and others much longer. A year ago, Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo became the first African leader to be invited in about 60 years on a state visit to Switzerland. But his visit may not have gone as his host would wish as he announced that his country will soon end the process of selling raw materials to trade partners for onward value addition. Although Akufo-Addo’s visit was about 12 months ago, the details of his announcement have been rekindled by conversations sparked by recent impediments placed by rich countries on a World Trade Organization (WTO) proposal. The proposal would have seen coronavirus vaccines produced in large quantities widely in other countries if pharmaceutical corporations can waive off intellectual property claims. Richer nations like those in the European Union as well as the United States have blocked ...

“My name is Mike Prysner. I joined the Army and went for basic training on my 18th birthday in June of 2001. I was assigned to the 10th Mountain Division and in March of 2003 I was attached to the 173rd Airborne Brigade deployed to northern Iraq. So when I first joined the Army, we were told that racism no longer existed in the military. A legacy of inequality and discrimination was suddenly washed away by something called the "Equal Opportunity Program." We would sit through mandatory classes and every unit had this EO representative to ensure that no elements of racism could resurface. The Army seemed firmly dedicated to smashing any hint of racism. And then September 11th happened and I began to hear new words like "towelhead" and "camel jockey" and the most disturbing, "sand n****r." And these words did not initially come from my fellow soldiers but from my superiors. My platoon sergeant, my company first sergeant, battalion comma...