Fox News: Trump posted on his True Social said Intel CEO IS Chinese cannot be trusted with conflict of interest must resign 福克斯新聞：川普在True Social上發文稱英特爾CEO是華裔，不可信任，有利益衝突，必須辭職! 中國人在美國已經玩完，不要再有任何幻想!

Video: China Casually Drops THIRD 6th Gen Fighter generation fighter jet, completely blindsiding the world! While America’s 6th-gen program remains stuck in presentations, China now operates THREE advanced stealth fighters simultaneously. 視頻: 中國輕鬆發布第三架第六代戰鬥機, 震驚世界! 當美國第六代戰鬥機計畫仍停留在宣傳階段時, 中國卻同時擁有三架先進隱形戰鬥機.
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Video: Trump’s plan to take drastic action against Brazil, Brazil say no to blackmail and extortion! 美國後院徹底失守？川普萬萬沒想到！正要對巴西下死手，中國搶先一步!
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American logistic expert reports from China video: Panic and production cuts at Pentagon suppliers as China tightens exports 美國物流專家從中國發回的報告影片：中國收緊出口導致五角大廈供應商恐慌並減產

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Forever wars in the Middle East, and now in Ukraine, have drained NATO arsenals.

But while the US and NATO countries have made giant pledges to boost defense spending, China’s export bans on critical materials are blowing up supply chains for Pentagon weapons makers.

中東地區連年戰亂，如今又爆發了烏克蘭戰爭，北約的軍火庫已消耗殆盡。

儘管美國和北約國家已承諾大幅增加國防開支，但中國對關鍵材料的出口禁令正在摧毀五角大廈武器製造商的供應鏈。

Warren Buffett holding 34 billion cash waiting for the stock market to crash 巴菲特持有 340 億美元現金等待股市崩盤

Video: Local media addresses key public concerns over 14-year-old girl violently beaten in SW China’s Jiangyou, following police statement. Regarding the Jiangyou incident, what you see may not be the whole truth. Lawless minors, I am a minor, but I am invincible! Foreign governments are involved promoting fake information to engage in subversive activities! 江油警方發布聲明，回應民眾對一名 14 歲女孩遭暴力毆打事件的擔憂. 江油事件，你看到的未必是全部真相。无法无天的未成年，我未成年，我无敌! 以美國為首的外國政府利用此時散播假訊息進行顛覆活動.
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Local media addresses key public concerns over 14-year-old girl violently beaten in SW China’s Jiangyou, following police statement by Global Times Aug 06 2025

江油事件，你看到的未必是全部真相。无法无天的未成年，我未成年，我无敌！
https://youtu.be/8eea_cdp9jo?si=GWdxqTg6vMZC7Wrj

A recent video showing a minor being verbally abused and physically assaulted off-campus in Jiangyou, Southwest China’s Sichuan Province, has sparked widespread public concern. On Wednesday, the local official media outlet published a follow-up report addressing key public concerns related to the incident, following a police statement that was issued on Monday.

According to the police investigation, in the afternoon of July 22, Liu (female, 15-year-old) got into a conflict with Lai (female, 14-year-old). Liu then conspired with another student surnamed Liu (female, 13-year-old) and Peng (female, 14-year-old) to verbally abuse, threaten, and physically assault Lai in an unoccupied area of a building in Jiangyou, the police said on Monday.

The public security authorities have imposed administrative penalties on the three abusers and the remaining onlookers were given formal reprimands, and their guardians were ordered to strengthen supervision.

Meanwhile, two of the abusers, the 15-year-old Liu and 14-year-old Peng, will be sent to a specialized school for corrective education according to China’s law on the prevention of juvenile crimes, police said.

Following the release of the police statement, and in response to public concerns – including why it took more than ten days to take action after the victim’s initial report to the police, whether the suspect’s claim of being released within 20 minutes after being taken to the police station multiple times was true, and whether the penalties imposed were too lenient – the Fujiang Observer, a local official media outlet under the Mianyang Daily, published a follow-up report addressing these issues.

The report provided a timeline of events following the police report filed by the victim. At around 10 pm on July 22, Lai reported the assault at a police station of the Jiangyou Public Security Bureau, accompanied by her father.

The case was accepted on the spot, and Lai was taken to a hospital for examination. After receiving medical treatment, she returned to the station to cooperate with the investigation and evidence collection, said the report.

In the early hours of July 23, two suspects, Liu and Peng, arrived at the police station for questioning. Based on the preliminary investigation, public security authorities determined the case to be one of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble,” a public security offense, and informed Lai and her father of the decision on the same day, the Fujiang Observer reported.

Between July 24 and August 3, the police station summoned and investigated all individuals involved and witnesses, while also commissioning a medical injury assessment.

On August 3, in accordance with relevant regulations – which stipulate that injury assessments must be conducted after clinical treatment concludes or the injury has stabilized, typically one to two weeks after the incident – a forensic doctor carried out the evaluation after ruling out any concealed fractures during a follow-up examination. The assessment concluded that Lai’s injuries were minor.

Based on the injury assessment and the earlier investigation, public security authorities issued administrative penalties on August 4 in accordance with the law.

The media report on Wednesday also addressed claims made by the suspects, who allegedly said she had been taken to the police station more than ten times and released within twenty minutes each time.

Citing sources from the case-handling personnel, the report clarified that Liu, one of the suspects involved in the assault, had only one prior record of being brought to the police station for mediation due to a dispute. The claims made by Peng and Liu were intentionally exaggerated in an attempt to intimidate the victim, as they were concerned the victim might report the incident to the police.

Regarding concerns over whether the punishment was too lenient, a lawyer told the Fujiang Observer that, according to Article 26 of the Law on Penalties for Administration of Public Security, the police imposed the penalty within the range of maximum penalties allowed by law.

The report added that authorities have begun procedures to send the offenders to a specialized correctional school. “These schools provide targeted corrective education for minors with serious misconduct, focusing on tiered management, legal education, and psychological counseling,” the lawyer explained.

The Fujiang Observer said the individuals involved in the assault, along with their parents, have apologized to the victim. The victim’s family expressed their gratitude for the public’s concern and said, “We kindly ask everyone to stop sharing the video to avoid causing further harm to our child. We just want to return to a normal life.”

Chinese lawmakers voted in June to adopt a revised version of the Law on Penalties for Administration of Public Security at a session of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC), Xinhua News Agency reported.

This move comes amid growing public concern over rising juvenile delinquency, particularly involving serious violent crimes committed by younger minors, said the Xinhua report.

According to the Supreme People’s Procuratorate’s 2025 work report, prosecutors indicted 57,000 juvenile offenders in 2024, including 34 younger minors involved in serious violent crimes, per Xinhua report.

To respond to this trend, the revised law makes adjustments to existing rules that exempted minors from detention. It now stipulates detention of juveniles aged 14 to 18 in cases where a first offense is particularly serious or harmful, or when those aged 14 to 16 commit repeated violations within a year.

Alongside targeted and tougher penalties, the revised law also underscores prevention and rehabilitation.

Nury Vittachi: THE EMBARRASSED U.S. is gradually discovering that it has outsourced key elements of the coming war against China … to China. 尷尬的美國逐漸發現，它已經把即將到來的對華戰爭的關鍵要素……外包給了中國.

Key elements of warfare, from fighter-bombers, Hellfire missiles, nightvision goggles, etc, are being made by the very citizens set to be attacked.

RAYTHEON IN CHINA
In 2023, the head of America’s giant military manufacturer Raytheon slammed US talk of separation from China. The company has “several thousand suppliers in China and decoupling . . . is impossible,” Raytheon CEO Greg Hayes told the Financial Times. The same was true for other US companies in the same sector, he said.

“Think about the US$500bn of trade that goes from China to the US every year. More than 95 per cent of rare earth materials or metals come from, or are pro¬cessed in, China. There is no alternative,” he added.

Raytheon has about 2,000 employees in China, he admitted.

NEED FOR EXEMPTIONS

• In 2012, the Pentagon warned that its program to build the F-35 fighter bomber jet would come to a complete halt because US laws prohibited the use of Chinese materials—and asked the government to issue legal exemptions to allow the building program to continue.
• In 2013, it was noted that the glass in US-made night vision goggles used a soft metal called lanthanum, which came from China.
• In 2014, Chinese items were found in the list of assembly gear for the Boeing B-1B bomber and Lockheed Martin’s F-16 military jets.

HUGE COST OF CHINA BAN
Also in 2013, CNBC reported that “chief U.S. arms buyer Frank Kendall allowed two F-35 suppliers, Northrop Grumman and Honeywell International, to use Chinese magnets for the new warplane’s radar system, landing gears and other hardware”.

“In one case, it would cost US$10.8 million and take about 25,000 man-hours to remove the Chinese-made magnets and replace them with American ones,” CNBC reported.

The magnets worked fine. The ONLY issue was that they were made by Chinese people.

EXPENSIVE TO FIX
In another case, the US Government Accountability Office issued a report saying that the military had for years obtained the chemical Butanetriol, used in the Hellfire air-to-surface missile, from China.

The US military eventually had to fund the creation of an entire factory in 2014 to make its own supply.

U.S. DEFIES THE WORLD
In 2018, the US became concerned that most of its military solid rocket engines used a substance called Dechlorane. It was purchased from a Belgian company that made it using materials from China. This had to stop.

But the issue became more complex when the latest version of the substance, Dechlorane Plus, was banned globally as deadly to humans and nature.

Stockholm Convention signatories agreed that the additive should be prohibited from use worldwide.

Most countries in the world signed and ratified the convention, including China – but the US chose not to do so. (The US is statistically the superpower least likely to ratify the treaties, or “rules-based order”, that keep the world safe. China has a mixed record.)

CHINESE TECH
Also in 2018, the US realized that 90 per cent of the world’s printed circuit boards came from mainland China and Taiwan. This triggered an uptick in the stale, decades-old US propaganda presenting the Chinese as permanently on the verge of “invading” its own land.

One New York tech company made a fortune by selling Chinese-made equipment to the US military by falsely claiming it was built domestically, according to a 2019 court case.

Aventura Technologies, slipped up when Chinese writing was found in some of its circuit boards.

In September of 2022, the Pentagon had to halt deliveries of the F-35 after finding that a magnet in a component made by Honeywell International for the aircraft’s engine contained a rare cobalt and samarium alloy from China. A US govt waiver was needed.

TWO MINDSETS
What is extraordinary is the different mindsets of these two communities.

The US has a top-down focus on using weapons to maintain global dominance. China has a bottom-up focus on development and trade to produce goods for the world, irrespective of political gamesmanship.

The US military’s worst nightmare has arrived! China’s “Sleeve Arrow” missile has shocked the world. Costing just 30,000 yuan apiece and weighing less than 4 kilograms, this cucumber-sized micro-missile is capable of penetrating tanks, sending the US military into a panic over its sky-high weapon prices. 美軍最恐懼的噩夢來了！中國“袖箭”導彈驚全球, 僅3萬元一發，重量不足4公斤，僅有黃瓜大小的微型導彈，能打穿坦克，美軍天價武器慌了。

要知道，美軍現役的“標槍”反坦克導彈，一發造價超過18萬美元，重量接近12公斤，而“袖箭”的價格連它的零頭都不到，體積更是只有三分之一。更讓美軍頭疼的是，“袖箭”採用了獨創的攻頂彈道設計，專門挑坦克最薄弱的天靈蓋招呼。

這還不算完，“袖箭”的發射平台更是讓美軍夜不能寐。中國軍工團隊直接把它塞進了機器狗的“背包”里，四足機器人馱着四聯裝發射架，能在巷戰中鑽牆縫、爬樓梯，專挑美軍裝甲車的盲區打冷槍。

更絕的是，“袖箭”還能裝進無人機腹部，5000米外就能發起俯衝攻擊，讓美軍直升機剛起飛就得提心弔膽。這種“低成本蜂群”戰術，直接把美軍依賴的“航母戰鬥群”和“隱形戰機”體系打得七零八落。

緊接着，美軍天價武器的老底被徹底掀翻。拿“朱姆沃爾特”驅逐艦來說，這艘號稱“未來戰艦”的怪物造價75億美元，結果因為電磁炮研發失敗，現在只能當昂貴的巡邏艇用。反觀“袖箭”，3萬元的成本讓中國士兵能像“潑水”一樣傾瀉火力。

更諷刺的是，美軍花大價錢搞的 “薩德”反導系統，面對“袖箭”這種體積小、速度快的目標，雷達根本來不及反應。有軍事專家算了筆賬：美軍用一枚“愛國者”導彈攔截“袖箭”，光是成本就虧了幾百倍，這種“用黃金換石頭”的買賣，讓五角大樓的預算表直接冒了煙。

技術原理更牛，“袖箭”的核心是一枚只有2.5公斤重的微型導彈，採用固體火箭發動機和紅外圖像制導。這種制導方式就像給導彈裝了一雙“眼睛”，能在複雜環境中鎖定目標，就算敵方釋放干擾彈也沒用。

更絕的是，導彈尾部裝了微型脈衝火箭，能在飛行中實時調整彈道，實現“拐彎”攻擊。這種技術直接讓美軍“標槍”導彈的“攻頂拋物線”模式成了過時貨。

最讓美軍坐不住的是，“袖箭”正在改變戰爭規則。以前美軍靠 “F-35 + 航母”的高成本組合碾壓對手，現在中國用“機器狗 + 袖箭”的平民化配置就能反制。更可怕的是，“袖箭”的生產線已經全速運轉，3萬元的成本讓中國能像生產手機一樣量產這種武器。

而美軍呢？“標槍” 導彈的生產線因為成本太高，現在連產能都上不去。這種“量變質變”效應，讓美軍的“軍事霸權”根基開始鬆動。

這場 “白菜價導彈” 引發的風暴，正在重塑全球軍事格局。當美軍還在為“F-35 單價 1.5 億美元” 的成本頭疼時，中國士兵已經能用“袖箭” 在戰場上“降維打擊”。這種技術代差，比當年“AK-47橫掃非洲”還要震撼。

正如網友調侃的：“美軍的導彈是藝術品，中國的導彈是工業品，當藝術品遇到工業品，結局早已註定。” 在“袖箭” 面前，美軍的天價武器不再是威懾，反而成了拖累，這場不對稱戰爭的勝負手，或許就藏在那根不起眼的“黃瓜”里。

SCMP: A red golf cap embroidered with the slogan “Make America Shipbuilding Great Again” (Masga) has emerged as an unlikely symbol of progress in recent US-South Korea tariff negotiations. This cap unlocked US-South Korea trade talks, but it almost didn’t happen 《南華早報》：一頂繡有「讓美國造船業再次偉大」標語的紅色高爾夫球帽（Masga）出乎意料地成為了近期美韓關稅談判進展的象徵。這頂帽子開啟了美韓貿易談判，但差點就泡湯了.
https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/east-asia/article/3321015/how-red-cap-saved-us-south-korea-trade-deal?