Viewed in this context, the CCP’s intentions become clearer. The relentless promotion of the “American kill line” narrative appears to serve two primary purposes.
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Viewed in this context, the CCP’s intentions become clearer. The relentless promotion of the “American kill line” narrative appears to serve two primary purposes.
The United States-China trade war, destined to reshape the dynamics between the two nations and the global order, has erupted prematurely due to mutual miscalculations. This conflict, potentially escalating into an all-out confrontation, could lead to dire economic consequences.
Facing the ever-increasing pressure of the tariff war, Xi and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) seems to have only one solution: shift the blame to the United States. At the same time, it demands that officials and citizens sacrifice themselves and actively prepare for war.
What are the prospects of this war? Will China face a situation like North Korea, where large numbers of people starve to death?
"This morning, it felt like the sky had fallen!" This is how many Chinese small and medium-sized business owners lamented after US President Donald Trump announced the "Liberation Day" tariffs. What do Trump's latest tariff policies truly mean for China's economy and the Chinese Communist regime?
Though the CCP has prepared for the worst, a war in the Taiwan Strait as a desperate last stand, how will it respond to Trump's efforts in Europe, Russia, Iran?
So, what will be the CCP's bottom-line strategy for dealing with Trump 2.0? And what will be the possible changes in United States-China relations over the next four years?
A clash between the United States and China appears increasingly inevitable. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is allegedly preparing for a swift and decisive military move to claim Taiwan. This daring strategy, if realized, would hinge on betting the fate of the CCP against the US.
The CCP's infiltration of the U.S. and the world has become so rampant that we must take it very seriously. For the targets it wishes to suppress, it can mobilize its global united front system, spy system, and propaganda system to operate worldwide. In a way, this has become a war and invasion without gunpowder against other countries.
I cite these two examples to illustrate that the elimination of Falun Gong is still the goal of the CCP, and in order to eliminate Falun Gong in the U.S., they need to take advantage of the various loopholes in the U.S. society and the agents that they have bribed in the U.S. to do so.
But sometimes I wonder: from another perspective, doesn't this show that the U.S. is too passive in dealing with the CCP? Facing their endless variety of disruptions, shouldn't the free world take proactive measures to dismantle the CCP?
There are five unprecedented events and one inevitable outcome that everyone should be ready for.
Another good question to ask is, if the war in the Middle East expands, who will benefit the most?
Has World War III started? This is a question many people are asking.
In this episode, I’d like to present that the production, sale, and trafficking of drugs have long been a state industry and behavior in CCP-occupied China. Using drugs to harm enemy countries, causing them to lose their combat capabilities, is also part of the CCP's unrestricted warfare.
Xi Jinping not only blamed the unprecedented economic challenges China is facing on US sanctions but also reaffirmed the necessity of strategically confronting the US.
Some say that in this US-China dialogue, the CCP won face but lost substance.
It's like if you need to build a house, and there's a person who is very skilled at construction, but at the same time, he is a habitual murderer, rapist, and thief. Now, would you say, "I don't care, I'll just use his construction skills to build the house first." Aren't you worried that after he finishes building the house, he will kill your family, rape the women, and steal your belongings?
Recently, a Texas Bill that aims to restrict land sales to citizens from China, Russia, North Korea and Iran caused a lot of attention. At the senate hearing on Mar. 2, an unusually large crowd showed up, more than 140 people testified, most of them were against the bill, and only a few supported it. And before the hearing, one Chinese American who publicly supported the bill even received threats of physical attacks. So what is this bill about, and who is behind the big crowd that overwhelmed that hearing?