Politics
- 2022 Campaign
To ensure a future labor force, Chinese authorities regularly call newlyweds to urge pregnancy
After the bloody forced abortions that led to a population crisis, the Chinese government is now tending to forced pregnancies. The Internet has it that the local authority regularly calls newlyweds to "press" them to get pregnant as soon as possible. The British newspaper "The Telegraph" reported that the Chinese Communist ...
Why do many Chinese billionaires end up tragically?
Despite the trade war with the U.S. and the global economic stagnation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in early 2021, China overtook the U.S. to become the first country with more than 1,000 billionaires. China's economic boom during the past few decades has created a new super-rich class, with famous names ...
US continues buying banned Chinese technology that threatens national security
Following actions taken in 2019, by former President Trump, on banning the government's use of Chinese technologies, which breach national security, a new report finds that the measure is not enforced. On October 26, Georgetown University's Center for Security and Emerging Technology reported that at least 1,681 state and local entities ...
Famous Hong Kong singer under CCP surveillance dares to sing to God
The famous Hong Kong singer-songwriter GEM (Get Everybody Moving) released her new album in September, challenging the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) by singing to God, not communism. Since the CCP took control of Hong Kong, freedom of expression has suffered a severe blow. However, the singer GEM, whose real name is ...
Elon Musk reported as being indirectly involved in military actions against Taiwan
It is said that in critical moments you can recognize friends and foes. That may be what Taiwan is wondering about billionaire Elon Musk, owner of Tesla and now the owner of Twitter. According to senior NATO intelligence officials, in Beijing's military blockade of Taiwan that occurred last August, there was ...
The Role of China’s Communist Regime in Transnational Crime
On October 27, a report, "Made in China: China's Role in Transnational Crime and Illicit Financial Flows," was presented by the U.S. think tank Global Financial Integrity. Their research concludes that criminal groups work alongside the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in the transnational trade of drug trafficking, human and animal ...
Xining repeats the city lockdown tragedy
The Chinese Communist Party's (CCP's) resolute "zero-COVID" policy had repeatedly created tragedies when significant cities were in lockdown. A few days ago, people in Xining, the capital of Qinghai province, China, appealed for help online, accusing the CCP of starving many people in the isolated area and not allowing them ...
US legislative elections under siege from the Chinese Communist Party
Media specializing in cybersecurity at a global level, such as the portal, Mandiant, assured that since September 2022, the United States has been under siege by a pro-Chinese communist group that exercises cyber-terrorism. "Dragon Bridge, is the multinational criminal group in charge of sabotaging the legislative elections to the U.S. Congress ...
With Xi at the helm, CCP reaffirms ties with Russia, calls for diplomacy for Ukraine
In a phone call with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, China reaffirmed its alliance with Russia. "Any attempt to block the advance of China and Russia will not succeed," the Chinese foreign minister told Lavrov. It was China's first telephone communication with another country following the conclusion of the 20th Chinese ...
Li Qiang just promoted his dilapidated house in his hometown, attracting many visitors
At the First Plenary Session of the CCP's 20th National Congress led by Xi Jinping, Li Qiang, the current Secretary of the Shanghai Party Committee, became the "No. 2" figure of the Chinese regime. Li Qiang once promoted the strict lockdown of Shanghai city, causing public discontent. The news that ...
TikTok: A social network used as an intelligence tool to monitor Americans’ whereabouts
According to a shocking report in Forbes magazine, TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, has reportedly been using the app to monitor specific individuals' physical locations in the United States. The project reports to ByteDance's Internal Audit and Risk Control department, which is tasked with investigating possible misconduct by current and former employees ...
Xi Jinping appears at military leadership meeting, with ‘Taiwan Strait gang’
General Secretary of the CCP Xi Jinping gave a speech at the conference of party leaders, calling his five years in power at the 19th CCP Congress an "extremely extraordinary" five years. He emphasized the party's absolute leadership over the army and the army's absolute submission to the party in ...
COVID-19 outbreak crisis at Foxconn Zhengzhou
Recently, relatives of Foxconn employees in Zhengzhou, Henan province, China, posted information on the internet saying that a large-scale COVID-19 outbreak had occurred at the Foxconn factory in Zhengzhou, with about 20,000 confirmed cases. However, authorities did not announce the situation and did not provide support. On October 24, employees working ...
Why do many Chinese billionaires end up tragically?
Despite the trade war with the U.S. and the global economic stagnation due to the COVID pandemic, in early 2021, China overtook the U.S. to become the first country with more than 1,000 billionaires. China's economic boom during the past few decades has created a new super-rich class, with famous names ...
Experts: Hu Jintao’s ‘humiliation’ planned by Wang Huning
The CCP’s 20th National Congress is seen as the meeting where Xi Jinping used his re-election to further consolidate and enhance his power. At the closing meeting, former Party leader Hu Jintao was suddenly forced to leave in the middle of the meeting, drawing public attention. Since detailed information is ...
Interpol banned Taiwan from its annual meeting
Once again, the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) refused to host Taiwan at its annual meeting held from October 18-21. The Interpol General Assembly held its 90th annual meeting in New Delhi, India. Some 2,000 representatives from different countries except Taiwan attended. However, Interpol Secretary General Jurgen Stock rejected the ...
Scandal at the Chinese National Congress: former leader is forced to retire
At the closing meeting of the 20th CCP Congress, Hu Jintao, former Chinese leader between 2003 and 2013, visibly frail and aged, was forced to leave by one of the stewards of the ceremony. Chinese leader Xi Jinping, who was at his side, only watched on but then turned to ...
The CCP in the past, guarded power poles in Changchun, today its overpasses in Beijing
On October 13, the banner appearing on the Sitong Bridge in Beijing sent shockwaves inside and outside China. As the event continued to draw attention, more details came to light, sending the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) into a state of extreme panic. Soon after, the CCP sent people to guard ...
UK: Chinese officials assault Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters
On October 16, an incident disrupted order at the Chinese consulate in Manchester, UK, when a group of pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong were assaulted by embassy staff. The Hong Kong Indigenous Defense Force protesters' banners read, "May the higher power destroy the Chinese communist [party], screw the celebration." The group ...
Chinese communist regime represses Kyrgyz and Kazakhs
Xinjiang, which claims to be the capital of the Uyghur world, is a vast concentration camp designed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). It is the headquarters of Beijing's state terrorism beyond its borders. About 10,000 ethnic Kyrgyz and Muslim people have suffered communist "re-education," forced disappearances, cruel treatment, extrajudicial killings, ...
