The US Must Ditch Its Incoherent Policy on Taiwan
China’s extreme military response to Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan sends an unequivocal message to the US that it can no longer sustain its policy of “strategic ambiguity.”
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The U.S. Made a Breakthrough Battery Discovery — Then Gave the Technology to China
The Chinese company didn’t steal this technology. It was given to them — by the U.S. Department of Energy.
The People
“Communists are always subtly telling us that the only people they count as people are Communists.” Host James Lindsay explains this history and usage and ties it to a present-day example
The Left’s War On Elon Musk Is Straight Out Of The CCP Playbook
“As a survivor of communist China’s Cultural Revolution, I’d like to warn the leaders of American corporations: China learned disastrous lessons from destroying freedom of speech, and America cannot afford to repeat its mistake.” warns Yukong Mike Zhao.
The House Bans The Fed From Building A CBDC Like The Digital Yuan
By taking this step, House legislators have decided not to pursue China’s path when it comes to central bank digital currencies, digital freedom and financial surveillance.
The Growing Threat from North Korea
China’s main strategic concern when it comes to the Korean peninsula is apparently to end the US presence there and keep it out of US hands so that China can finally establish itself as the hegemon in the region.
The Great Leap Backward
Whereas the Great Leap Forward was a misguided attempt to increase crop yields dramatically and industrialize the countryside, the Great Reset aims deliberately at deindustrialization and will affect a reduction in agricultural output.
The ESG Cartel
ESG ultimately is the tool of technocrats under the guise as ‘stakeholders,’ which enables big investment firms like Blackrock, Vanguard, State Street, Fidelity, and others to effectively run a monopoly-trust without being in direct violation of existing anti-trust legislation.
The Cultural Revolution still haunts China
In her engaging and sensitive narrative account of the revolution’s upheaval and its consequences, Tania Branigan, the Guardian’s China correspondent between 2008 and 2015, speaks to some of those who survived those terrible years, considers their impossible moral choices and explores the far-reaching legacy of the revolution in present-day China.