• Sino-US war

    Video: If a Sino-US war breaks out, can China win air & sea battles within 1,000 miles of China coastline? 中國底牌: 万一中美战争爆发, 中國能否在中國海岸線1000英里以內贏得空戰和海戰?
    https://rumble.com/v2cg4gc-sino-us-war.html
    https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=908190450404281&id=100036400039778&mibextid=qC1gEa

  • Video: US freedom of speech & 1st Amendment is dead

    Video: US freedom of speech & 1st Amendment is dead. How our federal gov’t is being turned into an instrument of censorship & social control 美國的言論自由已死. 我們自己的聯邦政府如何變成審查和社會控制的工具
    https://rumble.com/v2cfglq-us-freedom-of-speech-and-1st-amendment-is-dead.html
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  • Democractic Principles Means Serving The People, Not Serving the Elites. That’s China?

    Democractic Principles Means Serving The People, Not Serving the Elites. That’s China? 民主原則意味著為人民服務,而不是為精英服務。那是中國? By MARIO CAVOLO MAR 9 2023

    Editor’s note: China’s whole-process people’s democracy, which is democracy in its broadest, most genuine and most effective form, is the defining feature of socialist democracy. It is a complete political system, because unlike US-style democracy which is a democracy of a few people and groups, it is devoted to serving the Chinese people at all levels and of all ethnic groups. Three experts share their views on whole-process people’s democracy with China Daily.

    An article, titled “Chinese Democracy: A True Solution”, published in China Daily in December 2021, said China holds “direct election of deputies to the county and township-level people’s congresses”. The author, Chen Yun, charge d’affaires, Chinese embassy in Indonesia, describes the Chinese government system as an “institutional foundation for protecting the fundamental interests of the overwhelming majority of the people”.

    This shows democracy should be for all the people, not just for the wealthy. And this is perhaps the simplest way of explaining why corruption is so high in the so-called democratic governments in Western countries.

    During the past year, a new saying has gained popularity on divisive social media platforms such as Twitter in the West: In China, the government tells the billionaires what to do; in the US, the billionaires tell the government what to do.

    The fact that this saying is true is disturbing. It’s an assault on the real meaning and application of democratic principles. And it gives rise to questions such as: Isn’t the multi-billion dollar world of lobbying corporations and NGOs in Washington a legalized system of bribery that serves to cancel out and summarily eviscerate the importance of citizens’ votes?

    What is happening is that leaders give you a nice ideologically-driven feeling before you use your precious vote. But the moment you walk out of the polling booth, a corporation lobbyist hands over millions of dollars to the senator you just voted for, asking him or her to support some new legislation they need to secure their corporate profits, negating the value of your vote. The saddest part is that you have no way of stopping it or knowing whether it benefits society or not.

    A Princeton University study in 2014 confirmed our worst fears that the United States government apparatus is either an oligarchy or plutocracy, certainly not a democracy. Although some politicians at the time made feeble attempts to rebut the findings, even eight years later, no one would dare to deny the conclusion of the study.

    Since March 2020, apparently to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, the US Federal Reserve, according to reports, has pumped “close to $30 trillion” directly into the hands of billionaires and bankers, and before that previous president Donald Trump signed The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, saying corporations would invest the money thus saved in the country including in the much-needed research and development sector and increase workers’ pay.

    But did the corporations use the saved taxes to help the people? Before answering the question let’s take a look at the findings of a National Bureau of Economic Research study. According to the bureau, the wealthiest top 10 percent of the population owns 84 percent of public shareholder stocks.

    Although we do know that workers received about $1 billion of the trillions of dollars as added bonuses, about $1 trillion was authorized for corporate stock buybacks. As such, high-income households benefited the most.

    About the tax cuts act, Bret Wells, a tax law professor at the University of Houston, had said: “It is largely the top 1 percent that will disproportionately benefit — the wealthiest people in the world.”

    Let us return to China. China’s description of socialist democracy with Chinese characteristics is often mocked by some Western pundits, politicians and media outlets. But in making their case, they ignore the most important part of the story, that is, socialist democracy with Chinese characteristics indeed helps improve the livelihoods of the Chinese people.

    Look no further than to China’s 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) to understand that the country’s government is taking measures to meet the needs of the people. The Chinese government has always responded to the call of the people, and endeavored to improve their lives and livelihoods. One example of that is publicizing a draft bill to solicit public opinions before finalizing a piece of legislation.

    Martin Jacques, a British political analyst, academic and author of When China Rules the World, explains the matter thus: “The West boasts that its style of democracy is innately superior to all other forms of governance. But this is empty rhetoric. The ultimate test is the ability to deliver, to improve people’s living standards. That is what wins hearts and mind.”

    In the Chinese government’s application of democratic principles to improve people’s lives and livelihoods, we also find the use of quality governance to build a safe, stable and secure society. If that is not worthy of admiration, what is?

  • Video: The U.S. economic ship has a hole

    Video: The U.S. economic ship has a hole, how China and Russia take advantage of the situation to push the U.S. to its slow death 台灣中美專家: 美經濟大船破了洞 中俄如何乘势而为把美國往死裏推
    https://rumble.com/v2ccfok-the-u.s.-economic-ship-has-a-hole.html
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  • Chinese/English video: Ditch the US dollar?

    Chinese/English video: Ditch the US dollar? Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gong Responds! 中英視頻: 拋開美元?中國外長秦剛回應!
    https://rumble.com/v2cbfaw-ditch-the-us-dollar-chinese-foreign-minister-qin-gong-responds.html
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  • What is the difference between Military Industrial Complex & Drug Dealers?

    What is the difference between Military Industrial Complex & Drug Dealers?
    They are practically the same!
    The former hired Gov’t official as their sales agents
    The latter paid Gov’t officials to look the other way

    軍工聯合體和毒販有什麼區別?
    他們幾乎是一樣的!
    前者聘請政府官員作為他們的銷售代理
    後者付錢給政府官員讓他們視而不見

  • What a hypocrite!

    What a hypocrite! 真是個偽君子!

  • US witch hunting to end on March 10th

    Found nothing, racist attitude and propaganda failed to materialize, US witching hunting against Chinese & China will end on March 10 2023 美國失望, 一無所獲,種族主義態度和宣傳未能兌現,美國對中國和中國的獵巫行動將於 2023 年 3 月 10 日結束

  • Such a pathetic liar

    Such a pathetic liar 多麼可悲的騙子

  • Video: Why are US and its allies intentionally inflated China’s military spending

    Taiwan US-China expert video: Why are US and its allies intentionally inflated China’s military spending to make Japan and S Korea nervous 台灣中美尊家視頻: 美國及其盟友為何故意誇大中國軍費讓日韓緊張
    https://rumble.com/v2c85b2-why-are-us-and-its-allies-intentionally-inflated-chinas-military-spending.html
    https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=907371787152814&id=100036400039778&mibextid=qC1gEa