World War Z, Hollywood Latest Sell Out to China

Taiwan Rehearses for Communist Chinese Invasion

Hong Kong Residents Defend Falun Gong From Harassment

People think this through,
What if a member of your family or someone you knew was a falun gong practitioner?
What if a member of your family or someone you knew was an anti-corruption activist?
Making it your policy to arrest members of the community for their beliefs is an unacceptable policy for any party wishing to present themselves as a legitimate ruling party. The persecution of peaceful members of the community who are simply trying to contribute to a better world is unacceptable.
When a political culture becomes so partisan to the point where pragmatic relaxed good governance turns to a wasteful struggle over "power", then the community should expect undesirable results.
Obviously, no one in their right mind would want the communist party to rule their community because no one in their right mind would want to be abused by a totalitarian regime.
Even if you don't care about politics, you probably would care if a regime came after members of the community. What the world needs is virtue, people virtuous enough not to abuse power, to only use it to inspire people to achieve good things. People must abandon partisanship if we are to confront the monumental challenges of our time, the situation demands it. Extremism is a mental illness.
I'm asking you, all of you, to put aside the selfish quest for power and focus on accomplishing what needs to be done. This is not about any one of us, this is not even about our era and how it unfolds. This is about a long term change in consciousness achieved through deep thought and meditation that will bring an end to political violence.           

The struggle for the human soul is greater than any of us.

Chinese Anti-Corruption Rights Activist Detained

The methods and patterns of behavior employed by the communist party are immoral and should not be enabled in any way.

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‪Nazi Germany vs Communist China‬

Chinese rampage in South Korea hotel against Tibetan for Speaking out

‪納粹德國 vs 共產中國 Nazi Germany vs Communist China‬

Recent cyberattacks part of Chinese military strategy started more than 20 years ago
“Unrestricted Warfare,” detailing a concept they describe as “warfare which transcends all boundaries and limits.”

"We believe that some morning people will awake to discover with surprise that quite a few gentle and kind things have begun to have offensive and lethal characteristics."

"Here are some examples (among many) of the sorts of “unrestricted warfare”: resources warfare (grabbing riches by plundering stores of resources); cultural warfare (leading cultural trends along in order to assimilate those with different views); and international law warfare (seizing the earliest opportunity to set up regulations)…."

By the Chinese definition of "Unrestricted Warfare" it's clear they are waging war on us.

China Hacks India’s Defense Ministry
"Thousands of confidential government files were compromised, such as Indian state security intelligence, and information on surface-to-air missile and radar programs from the Defense Research and Development Laboratory."

Strategic commander worried about cyber attacks on nuclear command and control
"Alexander said he is also worried about the commercial electric power and communications grids as a “source of concern” by foreign powers seeking to conduct cyber attacks against U.S. nuclear forces."

Cyber and nuclear attack greater threat than terrorism ever was
"Asked to imagine a worst-case scenario cyber-attack on the US, General Alexander said a software failure across the US could knock out power networks for an extended period throughout the country, and cause more damage and disruption than the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York."

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Japan eyes defense ties with Southeast Asia amid Chinese Expansionism

Mainland China military buildup targets Taiwan
"For the past few years, the PLA has been conducting military exercises which focus on the scenario of taking an island should possible military conflict occur, the QDR also said."

Chinese Banks Hide Slush Funds for North Korea’s Kim Jong-un
"Dozens of Chinese bank accounts holding hundreds of millions of dollars have been linked with Kim Jong-un, leader of the communist regime in North Korea."

DNI says new N. Korean missile being fielded

Russian government says N. Korean nuclear test used plutonium and was larger than earlier blasts

China's Drone Swarms Rise

Human rights group names almost 20,000 involved in persecuting Falun Gong
"Falun Gong is a spiritual practice based on the principles of truthfulness, compassion, and tolerance. It became a target for persecution in 1999, after former regime leader Jiang Zemin became afraid of how attractive the teachings of Falun Gong were to the Chinese people. Jiang Zemin saw Falun Gong as a challenge to the Party’s attempt to control how people in China think. "

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Taiwan’s Intelligence Chief Warns about the PLA’s Growing Strategic Weapon Systems

Chinese Regime’s New Missile Troubles Taiwan

Researchers Unravel Horrors of Organ Harvesting in China

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UN Demands Chinese Lawyer's Release

Gao Zhisheng Wins Freedom of Expression Award

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US senators raise concern about Huawei-Sprint deal

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China surges past Japan as No. 2 economy

Southeast Asian nations beef up to counter China

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Chinese dam projects raise alarm in Asia

Tibetan Protest Monks Evade Arrest

Chinese Media Toe Party Line Over Disaster

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Iran Details Plans for New Mountain Nuke Sites

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Signs point to trouble ahead for Hezbollah

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China's Real Estate Bubble Threatens to Burst

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Russian wildfires destroy secret naval airbase 2512 Kolomna destroying hundreds of naval aircraft and specialized equipment worth hundreds of millions of dollars and years of production.
Some components lost are no longer in production, irreplaceable due to the degradation of the Russian defence sector.

Closed city Sarov, the main nuclear design and production facility in Russia since 1949,
has had it's perimeter breached by the fires advancing towards nuclear arms producing facilities.
(Closed cities were built in soviet times for sensitive military research and production activities. They are completely walled off and isolated from the rest of the the country and house both the scientists and engineers and the facilities they work at along with the local garrison. All movement in and out is controlled by the authorities as to minimize the risk of espionage and provide a barrier to prevent Russian scientists from defecting to the West. Conditions within the closed cities are said to be much better than in the rest of the country.)

Link to Report on Russian Wildfires




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April 23 2010

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'South Park' producers say network cut fear speech over Muslim threats

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April 21 2010

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Iran makes first test-run of Bushehr nuclear reactor

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