NEO: Putin in Beijing: Russia and China Deepenning Their Strategic Axis: Ricardo Martins: May 25, 2026: ***********

 

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Putin in Beijing: Russia and China Deepen Their Strategic Axis

Ricardo Martins, May 25, 2026

As Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing, Xi Jinping sent a carefully calibrated message to Washington: China’s dialogue with the United States will not come at the expense of its strategic partnership with Moscow. Beyond the symbolism and grand ceremony, the Putin-Xi summit revealed a deepening Sino-Russian alignment centered on energy, trade, and the construction of a multipolar order increasingly shaped by Beijing and Moscow.

Only days after Donald Trump concluded his highly choreographed visit to Beijing, I found myself watching another scene unfold at the Great Hall of the People—this time, as Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomed Russian President Vladimir Putin. The symbolism was striking, but as an observer immersed in international relations and the nuances of diplomatic theater, what mattered more was the atmosphere. Where Trump’s visit exposed the friction and competitive undertones of U.S.-China relations, Putin’s arrival radiated a sense of camaraderie — personal warmth and a clear signal of sustained, intentional coordination between Beijing and Moscow.

The timing of the summit was impossible to ignore. Putin’s visit—his first foreign trip of 2026—followed on the heels of Xi’s lengthy discussions with Trump about trade, Taiwan, the war in Iran, and diplomatic options for Ukraine. For those of us who follow these issues, the message from Moscow was clear: Russia intended to signal its alignment with Beijing immediately after the Xi-Trump exchange, reaffirming its own indispensability in any configuration of global power – the affirmation of the “big three.” It was a calculated move in the ongoing chess game of geopolitics.

Both leaders defended a more decentralized international system grounded in sovereign equality, civilizational diversity, and non-interference

In Beijing, officials increasingly describe the relationship with Washington as China’s “most important” bilateral relationship in terms of consequences, but Russia as its “most important partnership.” Xi himself has repeatedly referred to Putin as an “old friend,” a formulation notably warmer than the language employed during Trump’s visit. Since Xi assumed office in 2013, the two leaders have met more than 40 times, and this latest summit reinforced the sense of political trust that now defines Sino-Russian ties.

Strategic Alignment and Economic Priorities

The summit also carried a clear geopolitical message, one that I’ve seen Beijing articulate with increasing attention in recent years. China’s efforts to stabilize ties with the United States are not about drifting away from Moscow. If anything, Beijing seized the opportunity to reaffirm continuity in what both capitals still brand as a strategic partnership “without limits.”

Putin arrived in Beijing accompanied by an exceptionally powerful delegation. Among those present were Rosneft chief Igor Sechin, Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller, and aluminum magnate Oleg Deripaska, as well as the leadership of Rosatom, Roscosmos, and VEB. The composition of the delegation revealed Moscow’s primary objective: strengthening the economic foundations of the partnership at a moment when Russia remains under extensive Western sanctions.

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, I’ve watched China rapidly become Russia’s principal economic partner. Today, one-third of Russian imports originate from China, and Chinese markets absorb about a quarter of Russia’s exports. Energy, unsurprisingly, sits at the heart of this dynamic, with China now Russia’s largest buyer of oil and gas. These are not just numbers; they are the building blocks of a geoeconomic realignment that is reshaping Eurasia.

For Putin, one of the most important objectives of the summit was advancing negotiations on the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline. The proposed project would connect Siberian gas fields to China through Mongolia, further consolidating Eurasian energy integration. Although a final pricing agreement was not signed, discussions continued intensively. Beijing remains cautious about excessive dependence on Russian energy supplies and continues to negotiate favorable commercial terms. Nevertheless, the strategic logic behind the project remains strong for both sides: Russia seeks stable, long-term energy markets, while China aims to reduce vulnerability to maritime chokepoints amid growing instability in the Middle East and potential future disruptions in the Strait of Malacca. (Malaysia signed an MoU on defense cooperation with the U.S. in 2025, described as the first more structured framework for bilateral defense cooperation between the two countries.)

More broadly, the Xi-Putin summit produced more than 40 cooperation agreements covering trade, technology, transport, energy, finance, and institutional coordination. Unlike Trump’s recent visit — which generated extensive media attention but few concrete agreements — Putin’s trip delivered a substantial diplomatic and economic agenda. Alongside commercial arrangements, the two governments also announced a new declaration supporting the construction of a “multipolar world” and a “new type of international relations”.

That language was not accidental. Both Moscow and Beijing increasingly present themselves as defenders of sovereignty, multilateralism, and strategic autonomy against what they describe as excessive Western unilateralism.

Multipolarity with Beijing and Moscow at the Center

The joint communiqué repeatedly criticized “hegemonism,” sanctions regimes, and efforts by individual powers to dominate global affairs. Xi and Putin argued that the world faces growing instability, fragmentation, and the risk of a return to the “law of the jungle.” In response, both leaders defended a more decentralized international system grounded in sovereign equality, civilizational diversity, and non-interference.

From Moscow’s perspective, this convergence with Beijing has moved beyond convenience; it is now a strategic necessity. Years of Western sanctions and the enduring standoff with NATO have left Russia little choice but to pivot decisively toward Asia. For its part, China has come to see Russia as a stabilizing presence amid turbulence, a partner whose value increases as global uncertainties mount. One can observe both governments deepen cooperation in military exercises, logistics, nuclear energy, advanced technology, and cross-border infrastructure, each step further blurring the lines between economic and security interests.

At the same time, the summit highlighted the growing confidence of both capitals in promoting alternatives to Western-led governance structures. Organizations such as BRICS, the G20, the New Development Bank (BRICS bank), and broader Eurasian connectivity initiatives increasingly serve as platforms for this vision of multipolarity. Rather than constructing rigid ideological blocs, Beijing and Moscow appear focused on building flexible networks of strategic cooperation across the Global South.

Importantly, the summit also sent a message directly to Washington. China’s engagement with the United States does not weaken its strategic partnership with Russia. If anything, the rapid succession of Trump’s and Putin’s visits to Beijing underscored China’s growing diplomatic confidence in managing relations with competing global powers simultaneously.

Ultimately, what Putin’s visit revealed is that Sino-Russian relations have evolved beyond mere tactics or reactions to Western pressure. What we are witnessing is the institutionalization of a partnership, one that is economically interwoven and geopolitically ambitious. China, of course, holds greater economic leverage, but Moscow provides Beijing with strategic depth, energy security, and crucial diplomatic weight in the complex project of building a more multipolar world.

Beijing may not have supplanted Washington as the singular center of global diplomacy, at least not yet. But after witnessing the choreography and substance of Putin’s visit, I find it hard to escape one conclusion: the contours of the future global order will be drawn not just in Washington, but also through the ever-deepening strategic axis between Beijing and Moscow.

 

Ricardo Martins – Doctor of Sociology, specialist in European and international politics as well as geopolitics

NEO: Hell-raiser from Asia: 81 years after World War 11 Japan is obsessed with militarism again.: Ksenia Muratshina : June 24, 2026: **********

 

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Hell-raiser from Asia: 81 years after World War II Japan is obsessed with militarism again

Ksenia Muratshina, June 24, 2026

The draft of Japan’s 2026 Defence White Paper, published in May, offers yet another illustration of the extent to which the country’s political and military leadership has become literally wedded to the idea of magnifying both its defensive and offensive capabilities, and to constructing its own security at the expense of others.

Shifting the Emphasis

All the major – for want of a better word – trends in Japan’s defence (though one might well ask in what sense it remains a purely defensive policy, when it is in fact every bit a military one) policy that Tokyo puts forward as guiding principles, and which are reflected in its strategy, are already familiar to the nations of the Asia-Pacific region: anti-China, anti-Russia and anti-North Korea rhetoric; an unwittingly obstinate sighting and unwavering adherence to the tenets of its alliance with the United States (an alliance about which, as Washington itself demonstrates, the US does not give a well-known substance, turning it into an increasingly lopsided structure built on unequal partnerships); and active participation in the American network of military blocs in the region – not only bilaterally, but also through the Quad, and in various military frameworks with Australia, Canada and the Philippines, right up to the current obsession with the anti-China ‘First Island Chain’ concept.

Sanae Takaichi’s administration continues to pursue a policy of raising new generations in the spirit of revanchism and denial of the outcomes of World War II, and is striving to go even further in this regard than her predecessors did

The principal problem with the 2026 White Paper, however, resides in its attempt to shift the focus entirely away from one source of threats to regional security in Pacific Asia onto another. The document presents Japan as a harmless, squeaky-clean nation, facing its gravest threat from none other than the build-up of China’s military power – so grave, in fact, that the former empire apparently has no choice but to arm itself to the teeth.

Chinese observers have already compared the document’s contents to the script of a film in which the People’s Republic of China is cast as the arch-villain, having pointed out the hypocrisy with which Japan’s military establishment presents its own version of the situation in the Asia-Pacific region. According to the Japanese logic, it seems that the presence of the Chinese navy in the Pacific constitutes alarming military activity, whereas American, Japanese and Australian vessels scurrying about the same waters are perfectly unremarkable, as if it went without saying; patrol operations by the Chinese navy are provocations, yet when Japan and the United States do exactly the same thing, it is simply freedom of navigation; China’s routine military exercises pose an existential threat, while the manoeuvres of the US-Japan alliance (involving, for example, B-52 bombers) are merely a pleasant, routine way to spend time together. Japan’s own military build-up, meanwhile, is presented as nothing short of a moral imperative.

Brer Conflict-Monger and Brer Imperialist

Does it ring a bell? It undoubtedly does – it is that very same thuggish ‘rules-based order’ in which some are permitted to stand on their heads, while others are expected, so as to speak, to sit tight and keep their heads down, because the rules were written long ago by the former. At the heart of this approach lies international political segregation, a wholesale violation of human rights and state sovereignty, global inequality, and a nostalgic yearning for a unipolar world. Hence, Japan’s angry condemnations of others, turning a blind eye to its own conduct; its perpetual conflicts with neighbouring states; and its habit of pushing its own position forward while wilfully ignoring its inconsistencies with reality.

But how is this possible? How does a country whose armed forces, less than a century ago, ran amok across the Asia-Pacific region, exterminating, humiliating and brutalizing other peoples, even find the words – let alone the audacity – to express ‘grave concern’ over the militarization of its neighbors? Especially when it has per de embarked on a path of dismantling the restrictions imposed by its pacifist Constitution? Can it actually be possible that Japan’s elderly citizens have such poor memories? Or could it be possible that their memories are perfectly intact, but their capacity to gloss over and falsify history is even more ‘advanced’? Or do the Japanese simply lack regular reminders of the atrocities committed by their imperialist state and its military – atrocities that remain forever etched in the memories of the afflicted nations? Or perhaps the explanation lies in the encouragement provided by Japan’s American ally, its elder Brer Imperialist?

All the three factors are likely to have played their role. And today, on the Japanese islands, we find an exceedingly toxic participant in international affairs, poisoning the global environment far more actively than the notorious water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, the discharge of which into the ocean provoked such outrage in the region. That water, you know, can still be purified. While the conscience of today’s Japan, in its current state, cannot.

The Rehabilitation of Nazism and Militarism in Action

We see Tokyo’s military budget breaking all records; we see the Japanese cabinet formally approving, in April 2026, a revision of the ‘Three Principles on Transfer of Defence Equipment and Technology’, removing in fact restrictions on arms exports; we see Japan providing aid to Ukrainian neo-Nazis; we see Finance Minister S. Katayama describing ‘support for Ukraine and sanctions against Russia’ as the foremost priorities of Japanese foreign policy; we see mentions of ‘comfort women’ in China and Korea, and of the orders that compelled Okinawan residents to carry out mass suicides ahead of the American advance, being expunged from Japanese history textbooks; we see Prime Minister S. Takaichi, without batting an eyelid, declaring that neighbouring countries’ ‘politicisation’ of pilgrimages to the infamous Yasukuni Shrine is ‘unacceptable’ (such a statement, in the Asian context of Second World War history, can only be made by someone who has either never heard of the atrocities committed by Japanese war criminals, or has completely lost their mind and any grip on reality); we see her openly fantasizing about Japan acquiring nuclear submarines, speaking bluntly about the need to abandon the ban on nuclear weapons deployment, and chomping at the bit to intervene as much as possible in the Taiwan Strait conflict; we see Japan voting against the Russian resolution at the United Nations on combating the glorification of Nazism and neo-Nazism… Sanae Takaichi’s administration continues to pursue a policy of raising new generations in the spirit of revanchism and denial of the outcomes of World War II, and is striving to go even further in this regard than her predecessors did.

Taken together, all of Tokyo’s aforementioned moves in recent years constitute a rather alarming trend, one that has been noted by Japan’s nearest neighbours. As the Chinese author Ding Duo puts it in his article “Japan’s neo-militarism seriously threatens regional peace and stability”, ‘Japan is openly violating the restrictions imposed upon it by the international community on the development of its military potential, while playing down the legal and moral responsibilities that should be borne by a defeated country that committed crimes against humanity. It exaggerates security threats and creates an atmosphere of tension in the region.’

It is also significant to mention another point. In its assessment of the White Paper, the Chinese side drew the following conclusion: what Japan is doing today amounts to a ‘monetisation of fear’. Fear, in this regard, is as central an emotion as nostalgia for the fascist era. Nasty but cowardly – these are the two core characteristics of the current generation of Japanese militarists. Like their European counterparts, they have become distinctly diminished figures. Though this has not made them any less detrimental to the surrounding international environment.

The Countess With Her Face Transformed Flees … To Where?

Hand in hand with fear comes another sentiment: humiliation. Recall how Takaichi’s expression changed, how she broke into a strained, awkward smile, in response to Donald Trump’s joke about Pearl Harbor (which, incidentally, showed him himself in a highly unflattering light as well – such matters are simply not the things to joke about), and how she laid flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery, where thousands of American soldiers who fought against Japan are buried. That was the apotheosis of humiliation and of the absence of any self-respect on the part of an occupied territory. Behind such a façade, militarism only grows stronger, becomes channelled and sublimated towards other available targets.

Of course, a country whose greatest enemy is its own Constitution will not go very far in the long run, but it is certainly ready to mess things up in the short term. At the same time, there are still sober forces within Japanese society that understand just how inadmissible and disastrous the path of confrontation in foreign policy is, as well as the path of slavishly toeing the American line; they understand how hazardous nuclear ambitions are, and how necessary – indeed, how literally irreplaceable – a neutral status is for Japan’s security and future. The question, however, is whether anyone is listening to these voices, or whether they will only be heeded when it is already too late. For now, the trajectory of Japanese history points, rather, towards the latter.

 

Ksenia Muratshina, Ph.D. in History, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Southeast Asia, Australia, and Oceania Studies, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of SciencesNEO:

NEO: US Prepares Terrorist Armhy to Expand its Dirty War on China: Brian Berletic: June 23, 2026: ****************

 

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US Prepares Terrorist Army to Expand its Dirty War on China

Brian Berletic, June 23, 2026

The US media has invested in recent years in rehabilitating Uyghur Chinese extremists now based in Syria, depicting them as “freedom fighters” whose ultimate goal is to “liberate” (carve off) territory in western China and are preparing to fight China across Eurasia — adding to an already ongoing dirty war the US has been waging against China over the 20th and 21st centuries.

A Familiar Pattern

From the Cold War to present day, the United States has actively created and used the world’s worst terrorist organizations to advance US geopolitical objectives worldwide. This includes the creation and use of Al Qaeda* (through local chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood) in the 1970s and 1980s in Syria and their export to Afghanistan to fight the Soviet Union until their withdrawal in 1989.

It also includes the use of these same terrorists to divide and disrupt unified resistance to invading US forces in Iraq from 2003 onward and the eventual region-wide US reordering of the Arab World spanning Libya and Egypt in North Africa to Yemen and Syria in the Middle East beginning under the likewise US-engineered “Arab Spring” in 2011.

Uyghur extremists transplanted by the US to topple Syria in West Asia are now openly being prepared by Washington to work their way back east toward China to augment this already ongoing dirty war the US is waging against China

From North Africa to Central Asia, the US has admittedly utilized terrorist organizations listed by the US State Department itself as such to both target nations the US military cannot attack directly and to serve as a pretext for US invasions and occupations in nations the US seeks to attack more directly.

Other episodes in which this US strategy has been employed include against both Russia in its southern Caucasus region and even as far as China in East Asia.

While both Russia and China appear to have successfully neutralized this malicious method of proxy warfare utilized by Washington within their respective borders, the US continues not only arming and building up terrorist forces for future conflicts but is also shaping public perception to depict such use of US-sponsored terrorism as somehow supporting “freedom fighters” against “authoritarian” governments.

US Media Reintroducing Uyghur Terrorists as “Freedom Fighters”

A troubling sign that the US continues seeking to use extremists specifically tailored for attacking China and its investments and projects across Eurasia is a May 2026 National Public Radio (NPR) article titled “The foreign fighters who helped topple Assad — and why China worries about them.”

The article, the latest of many spanning recent years, portrays the largest segment of foreign fighters involved in the US-backed overthrow of Syria in 2024 — Uyghur extremists from China’s western region of Xinjiang — as simply fleeing persecution in China and incidentally ending up aligned with and fighting alongside Al Qaeda*.

The article mentions the previously US State Department-designated foreign terrorist organization (until June 2025), Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS*) Uyghur fighters were recruited as an Al Qaeda* affiliate, which ultimately overran Syrian forces in 2024, toppling the Syrian government.

HTS’ figurehead Abu Mohammad al-Jolani (now referred to as Ahmed al-Sharaa) has even been designated as Syria’s de facto president by the US and its proxies and has even been invited to the White House by current US President Donald Trump despite previously having a 10 million USD reward on his head by the US government itself.

The moral flexibility of the US regarding Al Qaeda* based on whether the US is trying to justify direct military intervention in Syria before the government’s collapse or cement a terrorist-led proxy regime afterward is the central hallmark of the decades-spanning use by Washington of terrorist organizations to target, undermine, topple, then politically capture targeted nations.

It is no coincidence that the US not only recruited thousands of Uyghur extremists to fight alongside HTS* in its proxy war against the Syrian government but now seeks to redeploy this battle-hardened, experienced force of extremists across Eurasia as part of its ongoing dirty war against China.

The NPR article, in regard to thousands of battle-hardened Uyghur extremists, stated:

They say they now hope to preserve their culture and perhaps one day raise an army powerful enough to seize control of Xinjiang, or East Turkestan as the Uyghurs call it, the region that the Uyghurs consider their homeland and that the Chinese Communist Party took control of in 1949.

Of course, Xinjiang had been part of China for centuries and only briefly during the 20th century found itself adrift as part of the US-European imposed “century of humiliation” China experienced before its rise in the late 20th and now 21st century — history Washington finds an inconvenience regarding narratives it is building ahead of justifying the next wave of terrorism being prepared across Eurasia and against China itself.

Radicalizing and Ravaging China’s Xinjiang and Beyond

Today, NPR pretends the circumstances surrounding violence in China’s Xinjiang region involving radicalized Uyghurs is ambiguous, claiming it began with student protests demanding the investigation into clashes between Uyghur and Han factory workers. The article only barely touches on the violent nature of Uyghur extremism in Xinjiang (which radiated far beyond the region in subsequent years).

In reality, the Western media has admitted in past years to a concerted campaign of targeted radicalization of China’s Uyghur population in its western Xinjiang region.

The LA Times, in a 2016 article titled,“In China, the rise of Salafism fosters suspicion and division among Muslims,” indicates the radicalization of Uyghurs not only created tensions with the Chinese government and non-Uyghur ethnic groups in Xinjiang, but also among Uyghur Muslims themselves.

The article describes the process as originating from Washington’s close Persian Gulf ally, Saudi Arabia, claiming:

“Saudi preachers and organizations began traveling to China. Some of them bore gifts: training programs for clerics, Korans for distribution, funding for new “Islamic institutes” and mosques.

“This exposure to Saudi discourses actually caused a momentary implosion within the Salafi community in the 1980s,” said Mohammed Al-Sudairi, a doctoral student at the University of Hong Kong who spent years researching Salafi Muslims in China.

“The new generation, which was much more engaged and influenced by Saudi Arabia, began to contest the knowledge of the older generation. You had a lot of excommunication within the [Muslim] community; people were saying to each other that they were not real Muslims.””

In other words, despite Washington accusing Beijing of “genocide” in Xinjiang, parathetically meaning “cultural genocide” of what Washington claims is Uyghur culture, it was the US, through its Saudi proxies, erasing indigenous Uyghur culture and overwriting it with imported, politically driven Salafist extremism that demonstrably exploded into armed, widespread violence targeting China’s stability.

While this violence is deliberately omitted from Western narratives today regarding Xinjiang — specifically to amplify the illusion Beijing’s subsequent security measures were arbitrary and unwarranted — at the height of the violence between 2009-2015, the Western media eagerly reported on spiraling violence Beijing seemed unable to control.

The BBC, in a 2014 article titled, “Why is there tension between China and the Uighurs?” documented a long list of extremist-driven terrorism both across Xinjiang and wider China.

The article noted:

“…things really escalated in 2009, with large-scale ethnic rioting in the regional capital, Urumqi. Some 200 people were killed in the unrest, most of them Han Chinese, according to officials.

Security was increased, and many Uighurs were detained as suspects. But violence rumbled on as right groups increasingly pointed to tight control by Beijing.

In June 2012, six Uighurs reportedly tried to hijack a plane from Hotan to Urumqi before they were overpowered by passengers and crew.

There was bloodshed in April 2013 and in June that year; 27 people died in Shanshan County after police opened fire on what state media described as a mob armed with knives attacking local government buildings.”

The article then briefly attempted to suggest the details of the attacks were difficult to verify in an attempt to deny Beijing justification for increased security to deal with the violence; however, most of the attacks described in the BBC article had been captured on security cameras, documenting the undeniable brutality of the radicalized violence.

The article continued:

“At least 31 people were killed and more than 90 suffered injuries in May 2014 when two cars crashed through an Urumqi market and explosives were tossed into the crowd. China called it a “violent terrorist incident”.

It followed a bomb and knife attack at Urumqi’s south railway station in April, which killed three and injured 79 others.

In July, authorities said [attacks were carried out on] government offices in Yarkant, leaving 96 dead. The imam of China’s largest mosque, Jume Tahir, was stabbed to death days later.

In September about 50 died in blasts in Luntai county outside police stations, a market and a shop. Details of both incidents are unclear, and activists have contested some accounts of incidents in state media.

Some violence has also spilled out of Xinjiang. A March stabbing spree in Kunming in Yunnan province that killed 29 people was blamed on Xinjiang separatists, as was an October 2013 incident where a car ploughed into a crowd and burst into flames in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square.”

The extensive but by no means exhaustive list the BBC published of violence carried out by radicalized Uyghurs left a path of death and destruction from Xinjiang to Beijing — with attacks just as likely to kill fellow Uyghurs as they were other ethnic groups and government employees.

The violence eventually radiated beyond China itself with a bomb blast in 2015 targeting central Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, following the Thai government’s refusal of US government demands that Uyghur terror suspects be allowed to travel onward to Turkey to join US-backed terrorist forces fighting in neighboring Syria instead of being sent back to China to face justice.

Chinese security and development policies successfully managed to bring the cycle of radicalization and violence to an end, rehabilitating and deprograming extremists before providing them job training and allowing them to return to society. China also invested heavily in economic development across Xinjiang to drain the pools of poverty and unemployment that had primed the local population for radicalization in the first place.

However, this did not happen before thousands of Uyghur extremists were transplanted by the US from western China to West Asia where they were armed, trained, and battle-hardened in the US-backed overthrow of Syria spanning 2011-2024, where they now await redeployment against both China itself and Chinese-backed investments, infrastructure projects, and diplomatic missions across Eurasia.

Resurrecting and Rebranding Washington’s Anti-China Terror Front

Just as the US has done with other terrorist organizations, including HTS in Syria and the notorious Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) of Iran, the Uyghur terrorist organization, the East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM), previously listed by the US State Department as a foreign terrorist organization, has been “delisted” as of 2020.

The DW in their article, “US removes China-condemned group from terror list,” claims, “China regularly points to the East Turkestan Islamic Movement to justify its crackdown in the Muslim majority Xinjiang. The US removed it from the terror list, saying there’s “no credible evidence” that it still exists.”

The article further explains that, “ETIM was removed from the list because, for more than a decade, there has been no credible evidence that ETIM continues to exist,” a State Department spokesperson said, news agency AFP reported.”

Yet, just 2 years earlier — well within “more than a decade”— US Central Command itself admitted to strikes on ETIM terrorists in Afghanistan, which shares a short section of border with neighboring China, exposing the US State Department’s justification for delisting ETIM as a blatant lie.

Just as was the case with HTS and MEK, the Chinese Uyghur terrorist organization ETIM was delisted not because it no longer exists or is no longer engaged in terrorism, but because the US seeks to legitimize that terrorism and more openly aid and abet it.

The US is already waging a dirty war against China across Eurasia, including backing Baluch terrorists in southwest Pakistan and armed militants in the Southeast Asian country of Myanmar — both of whom are striking at Chinese-backed infrastructure projects, attacking Chinese investments, and in Pakistan, killing Chinese engineers along with an attempt to kill the Chinese ambassador to Pakistan in 2021.

Uyghur extremists transplanted by the US to topple Syria in West Asia are now openly being prepared by Washington to work their way back east toward China to augment this already ongoing dirty war the US is waging against China, its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), investments, citizens, and diplomatic missions, as well as China’s friends and partners everywhere in between.

Part of these preparations includes the US media itself reinventing previously US-designated terrorists into “freedom fighters” in the hopes of not only building public and political support for Washington’s armed proxies but also depicting China’s inevitable attempts to defend itself against this latest hostility aimed at it as “authoritarianism” and even “aggression.”

Only time will tell if China’s rise and attempts to build up the multipolar world can outpace Washington’s attempts to undermine China and tear the multipolar world down. In the meantime, Washington has readied yet another piece to place upon this global chessboard — one that threatens nations across Eurasia and demands Eurasia-wide security cooperation with China to defend against.

*— terrorist organizations banned in Russia

 

Brian Berletic is a Bangkok-based geopolitical researcher and writer.

YTube: China is Eating Our Lunch! Tucker Carlson Finally Admits China Won: 13-06-2026: ****************

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The Tech Bro Pilgrimage: Why Elon Musk and Tim Cook are visiting China as students, not masters. The Hinge of History: Why the U.S. must now "catch up" to a civilization it spent decades mocking. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Trained to Ignore Their Own Decline 00:54 - "How Dare America Preach Democracy" 01:09 - Princeton Proved It - The 90% Don't Matter 02:00 - Comments 02:33 - Why China Can Build 03:11 - "In China, Government Sits Above Capital" 04:06 - Billionaires Buy Politicians. Not in China. 05:31 - Comments 05:52 - Tucker Admits the Soviet Poland Trap 06:53 - The Reality Is AI Megacities 08:03 - "I Think That's Right" - Tucker Surrenders 08:48 - The China Hawk Just Tapped Out 10:15 - "China Is Becoming an AI Juggernaut" 10:53 - $295 Billion. No Western Permission Required. 12:08 - "They Are Uplifting Whole Regions" 12:49 - A $20 Billion Port With Zero Humans 13:37 - "China's EVs Are Beyond Tesla" 13:57 - Tesla Uses BYD's Battery. Think About That. 15:00 - "China Invested. America Just Gave Handouts." 16:38 - Hangzhou Was a Fishing Village. St. Louis Is Shrinking. 18:48 - "We Now Need to Catch Up to China" 20:15 - Double the STEM PhDs. The Rust Belt Never Had a Chance. 21:50 - "Those Tech Bros Are Falling Behind" 22:42 - Musk Flew to China as a Student, Not a Master 24:06 - "China's Just Quietly Eating Our Lunch" 25:26 - The Scoreboard Doesn't Care About the Tweets Featured Voices: Jimmy Dore: Comedian and political commentator. Tucker Carlson: Former Fox News host and independent journalist. Professor Robert Pape: Director of CPOST and leading geopolitical realist. Watch the full original segments here: [ • Jimmy Dore: Charlie Kirk’s Murder, Thomas ... ] [ • Professor Pape: China ‘EATING OUR LUNCH’ A... ] 📊 SOURCES & FURTHER READING [1] Princeton University — Gilens & Page: Average Citizens Have Near-Zero Impact on US Policy https://scholar.princeton.edu/sites/d... OECD PISA 2022 — China #1 in Math, Science & Reading. US Ranked 26th in Math. https://www.oecd.org/en/publications/... [3] Our World in Data — China Life Expectancy Rise: 44 Years (1960 ) to 78.2 Years (2025) https://ourworldindata.org/life-expec... [4] CDC / Our World in Data — US Life Expectancy Declining Since 2014, Now 77.5 Years https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/li... [5] Yahoo Finance — China Prepares $295 Billion AI Data Center Buildout Plan https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/tec... [6] New York Times — DeepSeek: China's Open-Source AI That Anyone Can Download https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/27/te... [7] SCMP — China's 50,000km High-Speed Rail Network Dominance https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-ec... [8] InsideEVs — BYD Seagull: The $10,000 EV That Changes Everything https://insideevs.com/features/761423... [9] Electrek — Tesla Uses BYD's Blade Battery in Its Own Vehicles https://electrek.co/2023/05/22/tesla-... 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And to the West, that's 'evidence' of "oppression"???? 29 Reply @blcsfo 9 hours ago USA is nothing like China. China has Good Governance, while USA has Bad Governance. China serves the People 为人民服务。 35 Reply @tabinekoman 12 hours ago What with China eating US lunch. China cooking and eating his own lunch. US meanwhile cooking nothing. 80 Reply 4 replies @Zerpentsa6598 12 hours ago China is not eating your lunch. Your food is trash. China has better food. 😂 108 Reply 6 replies @jimmychoi5219 12 hours ago In US, you have the illusion of democracy & Free Speech 😂😂😂 52 Reply 1 reply @taiwanstillisntacountry 12 hours ago (edited) In 2008, the World Financial Crisis (Banking Crisis of the USA), it was China that single handed save the World economy. 96 Reply 3 replies @SU57698 12 hours ago Funny enough the US was the hallmark that warned the world about Russian oligarchs. Now their own government is being ran by oligarchs 🤣 73 Reply @georgewong6615 11 hours ago Chinese people don’t like US lunch 27 Reply @johngray7791 13 hours ago When a government works for the whole nation instead of an elite,you get to live in the future.😂😂😂 55 Reply 1 reply @SeanLumly 13 hours ago Watching China systematically dominating the semiconductor industry is the stuff of legend. 62 Reply 1 reply @lavendereucalyptus3225 9 hours ago Why would the Chinese be eating American lunch while the Chinese lunch is so much more delicious! 🥴😄 24 Reply 1 reply @KMTmojo 13 hours ago 差別在於 美國為猶太人服務 中國為中國人服務 所謂民主制度, 只是美國滲透別國的工具 只要看美國人歧視亞裔就知道了 30 Reply 1 reply @7fcap 11 hours ago It's about meritocracy and collective resolve, not authoritarianism. 40 Reply 1 reply @franzMong 13 hours ago In US, you can scram, yell, demonstrate to death, and nothing can be changed ! More than 50 or 60 % are against TACO, and Nothing can be changed. 😁😁😁😁😁😭😭😭😭 34 Reply 1 reply @DD-wm4jp 13 hours ago 中国只不过是回到历史上应有的地位，刚开始！ 24 Reply @horridohobbies 7 hours ago It was Julius Nyerere who famously quipped: “The United States is also a one-party state but with typical American extravagance, they have two of them.” 11 Reply @mindelo23 12 hours ago Crumbling infrastructure, wealth inequality, rising homelessness rates, rampant gun violence, no healthcare and political instability but at least we have the world's first trillionaire. 53 Reply 2 replies @ntlee8801 13 hours ago It is common sense. Hard work pays off. Stealing and scamming from others is only a temporary success. 57 Reply 3 replies @stephenho5272 12 hours ago China is not eating America’s PB&J on stale bread lunch … it has made itself a much better lunch and is enjoying a Michelin worthy feast! 23 Reply @ramie237 11 hours ago Capitalism and democracy don't go together. You have one or the other. 10 Reply 1 reply @petesong7146 13 hours ago CCP concluded the best way to control 1.4 billion people is to provide a happy life. 13 Reply 1 reply @CheeLiekHo 3 hours ago China is not eating your lunch. Your oligarchs are your lunch 2 Reply @xAzuras62x 13 hours ago I would love to go and live till my end in China. The government here does not do what people want, they just make the rich richer and let us pay the bills. 23 Reply 4 replies @JBear-in1ql 11 hours ago Do we in the west realize that China is the ultimate democracy where if the people are not happy with their government, they do not go to the polls, they go to the streets. The proof is that their civilization is over 5000 years old but their current government were changed only 80 years ago and still constantly changing its policies to adapt. 9 Reply @natn41r 6 hours ago The US has been freeloading off the world for decades because of the petrodollar. 3 Reply @jackhanley293 12 hours ago Voting for uniparties in hopeless, democracy is a lie 11 Reply @vmas29 13 hours ago (edited) At least the Chinese work hard and with dignity to eat their lunch. They do not steal or exploit anyone like you ! It is really funny and it feels like POETIC JUSTICE, when they feel insulted when you compare yourself with them. But deep inside you know very well that they have won. They are better than you, in all aspects of life.! 25 Reply @ongsengkee2530 12 hours ago Sad days ahead for the US😥😥😢😢. It's all self-made.😪😰 9 Reply @domokun845 1 hour ago The illusion that somehow China doesnt listen to its citizens is literally killing us. They absolutely listen and they have infrastructure and representation at the lowest town level to make sure people's concerns are heard and acted upon. Whereas here we can go to townhall and yell out heads off but see zero results 3 Reply @eulescholz8530 11 hours ago I am from Europe, visited at the time Russia and other countries of the Soviet Union, am actually living in Brazil and were I younger, I would try to move to China!!! I never had the wish to visit the USA! I always knew that the USA would go down and the allies with it. How blind must someone be not to see the great and important differences between the american and chinese system! USA in the hands of billionaires who suck the blood out of the people, only living for their own interests ! When I travelled through the former Soviet Union one felt the oppression and limitation caused by a brutal system! Even if I never have set foot in China, I can see the creativity, innovation, growth and Harmony. Look at the biography of Trump, supposed leader of the free world and on his side an ignorant call girl !!!! Everybody should look at the biography of Xi Jinping and his beautiful, intelligent wife! It says it all! The success of Chinese society I attribute a lot to Confucionism! I hope I'll be able to visit China in this lifetime❤🇧🇷🇨🇳🇩🇪 9 Reply 1 reply @AzizAziz-lc2qk 12 hours ago There's a reason billionaire parasites bought every "media" outlet in the so called free world west!! The propaganda is so hard to overcome and by the time Americans wake up it'll be too late unfortunately. 12 Reply @cheehincheong6719 10 hours ago now is not too late U.S.A. learn from China.reform the system for citizens first.stop Aipac in govt. 6 Reply @ProgressiveTruthSeekers 6 hours ago "Developing versus Invading Countries to Steal" 5 Reply @stephenho5272 13 hours ago The US can stop and reverse its decline if it would only peacefully accept this now a multipolar world, work with China to build a better future to their mutual benefits and spend less on military and more on improving its education and healthcare systems and its infrastructure etc. 20 Reply 2 replies @bartholomewsitoh7492 9 hours ago Actually China and Singapore are both exemplary examples of why countries shld NOT adopt american demoncracy 8 Reply 3 replies @josev8376 12 hours ago Very good explanation. The Chinese people can no longer be defeated or ignored, no matter what kind of politics are playing! The American system is broken in every way. The West can catch up only if governments introduce “corporate social accountability by law”. The whole West is clapping hands for Musk while he is destroying Western society! 8 Reply @bloodmoon3155 12 hours ago I was saying that for at least 10 years. Ive been saying we are decades behind china. Its too late now 6 Reply @fideluna 3 hours ago Finally they got it. But the US is dead walking 2 Reply @MMXc3df 8 hours ago Chynna is not your enemy 2 Reply @solomonhall 1 hour ago (edited) America has one issue that has allowed China a 5000 year old Republic that has surpassed the US. They call it CONSERVATISM and everything that represents. 1 Reply @mengreat6982 12 hours ago Make America Corporation Great Again 10 Reply @richardthut7071 7 hours ago Democracy is only a word of convenience in the weast. 4 Reply @1bhaihay 11 hours ago The genuine hard working American must feel cheated if they know exactly what is going on. 4 Reply @larryc1616 10 hours ago Are legal gerrymandering, the Electoral college and Citizens United a democracy? 🤦 4 Reply @ernest5171 9 hours ago But but We have 100-year-old subways and an interstate system and bridges that are falling apart. But we always have money for a war 5 Reply @grandwonder5858 12 hours ago I ask US social media sites all the time why they keep on blocking my posts if the US has all of these so-called “freedom of speech” and “freedom of expression?” Honestly, if I even remotely mention anything whatsoever about what those white people in the middle east are doing any sort of wrong things whatsoever to those native people living in Gaza I’ll get blocked or threatened! If I tell the truth in the most brutally honest way that the Republican Party is a criminal organization and not a real political party my post would get blocked! What kind of freedom of speech and democracy is this? I guess I could only expect such a freedom of speech if I am in democratic China instead of the authoritarian USA! 4 Reply @Funniest_bunniest 13 hours ago China please don’t make us too envious if you aren’t going to allow us as immigrants 😭😭😭 kind regards from Denmark 9 Reply 2 replies @WuJiZhang-wc9mc 12 hours ago (edited) 2:06 America voting is not actually about democracy. It's a tool to legitimize the administration future wrong doing. It's like saying "you all agree that I will have the power" 3:35 The reason why when rich people want something, there's only 50% chance they get it because 50% of the time they don't use enough dough while lobbying 😆😆 5:20 The different, In China camera is there to catch the bad guy. In US, Camera/surveillance were use to "support" the one behind the man in power. The puppeteer 11:20 In China, AI were build to improve life, to improve efficiency so people can have better life. In the US AI were use to maximizing AI company profit and to control the world (hegemony) 18:30 When I see American use the term authoritarian to describe foreign government, I think he didn't have the critical thinking ability to understand reality 20:45 The smart one in the US don't want to go the STEM anymore. Hard work, and can't be instantly rich. The smart one in the US want to be a lawyer and a banker. The one that's not as smart want to be a social media influ encer (youtuber, tiktokers, facebookers) or sportsman 7 Reply @arcticpilotshow4440 2 hours ago (edited) I think the decline of US is this junk food that they're eating. You are what you eat. 1 Reply @joemartin6202 11 hours ago The US hate their president, know the government is crooked but what did their vote do? ..it voted in a crook. Take a short trip to China ISO Florida or Veges and open your eyes.....or YOU CANNOT OR DO NOT WANT TO HANDLE THE TRUTH? 4 Reply @asdpoqwer3727 11 hours ago This is the result of a real government of the people. We are a racist system of democractic government. We are afraid that other American minorities might benefit too if we build our country with their labors and skills. 2 Reply @tanchong307 10 hours ago China dont brag they do it ,us,india are same brag and brag but in end nothing 5 Reply @blcsfo 9 hours ago (edited) Hangzhou was not a fishing village。Shenyang was a fishing village. It’s not two hours from HK, it’s just across the border. 3 Reply @michaelloo8985 13 hours ago The sooner, Americans realise that they have been brainwashed by their govts, the nation can be saved. Never gloat like your political leaders who tell lies. The current economic situation is dismal and will go into big recession 6 Reply @ShahjahanThalukdar 9 hours ago What kind of freedom is this when America can’t criticise a foreign nation even when it is committing a gnocide. 2 Reply @duhuynh1143 11 hours ago The US is not currently using clean energy; instead, it wants to go back 50 years and restructure the operations of seven coal-fired power plants. 3 Reply @CJPhu 13 hours ago Jimmy Dore have been right since 2016. I love this guy and have been following him ever since. 7 Reply @KwokPang-y4l 12 hours ago To be honest. I'd rather have the Americans patting each other's backs congratulating what a great country America is than catching up to China! I Iike to see their faces in another 15 years! Probably be still thinking America is the greatest country in the world! 5 Reply @frankynatawigena1965 12 hours ago America is called a democratic country, only because it implements democracy procedurally, even though the essence of democracy does not exist in America. 8 Reply 4 replies @ramie237 11 hours ago They can insult people, but they don't have economic freedom. 2 Reply @ramie237 10 hours ago What is called freedom in the west means people with a lot of money have the right to do what they want. If they are prevented from doing what they want it is called tyranny. 1 Reply @spadeysay6846 7 hours ago The USA should be proud that China is getting more like the USA; learning to eat American breakfast, lunch and dinner. Isn't that the American dream for the last 200 years? 1 Reply @Tdk456Yuatpost 3 hours ago (edited) In America, narrow is the gate to financial independence, prosperity, elite social status and political power but wide is the gate to poverty, homelessness, injustice and inequality. Freedom in America is just a slogan. Democracy in America is really a cruel joke. 1 Reply @kayellejay9608 12 hours ago One thing I like about China is that the people get to benefit from technological advancements. The average Chinese citizen gets to see the positive effects of technology. Whether it is communicating with people around the country through WeChat, having contactless payment, I've even seen a small farmer use a robot to help him feed his chickens. In America the average person does not get to experience or benefit from technological advancements, because our most advanced technology is given to the military for surveillance and desructive purposes. 4 Reply @ramie237 11 hours ago I said it to many people that long term planning is needed. 2 Reply @LiewBrian-o5j 12 hours ago Uncle Sam forced the Chinese to eat its lunches. 😋😋😋😋 5 Reply @ChenFeiHua10 30 minutes ago Damn，The US is saying we’re eating their lunch – meaning they think we’re taking their high‑value industries and all that. But the truth is, we’re eating our own home‑cooked meal, not America’s. The US wants to dine and dash, trying to hold back China’s rise. It’s not us wanting to eat their lunch. How shameless can you get? Reply @peterpeaceful2971 9 hours ago This is a good insight into the present state of matters. Thx. 2 Reply @KongofTheApes 9 hours ago Yeah, but China hasn't got free speech.... ...from the river to the sea. 2 Reply @MeLodiCarAma 12 hours ago America is under uncontrolled capitalism where the greedy capitalists are not in check and they're free even to extend of manipulating the people elected into office for their sole benefits...just for themselves. 2 Reply @SandraSchemmer 9 hours ago America spends to enrich the rich…..and wastes money on stupid wars. 1 Reply @gunsumwong3948 7 hours ago One can only improve oneself if one admits one's own mistake. Saying China is eating the America's lunch is the very evidence the Americans have not learned their own mistakes so America is going to get worse before it can get better. For decades the American elites believe their democratic system is superior to China's communist system. That is done by putting the democracy label over a plutocracy system and a communist label over a meritocratic system. Even today this belief still holds true for the majority of the Americans. If the majority of the Americans believe their own governance is superior to the Chinese there is no way they would follow what China does. 2 Reply @damn671 6 hours ago People need to understand that China holds the longest continuous history of any country in the world. Their history can be traces for thousands and thousands of years. They're not a "rising superpower". They have always been around.... They're just re-claiming their throne. USA has been declining for the last 15 years. No advancements and no innovations while China is breaking world records left and right. 2 Reply @AmosAnderson-t5m 13 hours ago Xi:. "Guess it's over, call it a day. Sorry that I had to end your silly games. No reason to pretend We knew it had to end some day, this way." Trump: "Yes, it's over, my tariffs are done. What's the use of tryin' when you already won? Somewhere I lost the key. So little left for you and me, and it's clear to see." Too Much, Too Little, Too Late to lie again with you Too Much, Too Little, Too Late to try again with you We're in the middle of ending something that we knew It's over Oh, it was over... And yes, China won and the USA lost in the divorce settlement. 4 Reply @jossdionne9810 3 hours ago Socialism for the rich; Free dumb for the poor. Reply @ailinchong7506 11 hours ago Awesome article 👌👍🙏thanks 💐💐💐 4 Reply @asaejapan7143 12 hours ago Thank god America, you can relax and stop being the bestest, bulliest in the yard. 3 Reply @HenryJMah 1 hour ago Having just returned from a 3-week visit to China I can confidently confirm the information on this video. Reply @Tampin111 9 hours ago (edited) That’s completely not true China can live without US It’s US who always threatening to decouple from China but still stick on tightly like a leech 1 Reply @landgabriel 5 hours ago China has been a civilization since before Rome was a small village. Reply @ezeprojects5425 8 hours ago The biggest anti-freedom for me are the pharmaceutical companies. I would spend over $1300 a month for 2 prescriptions: a steroid inhaler and blood thinner if I couldn't shop in Mexico. Where's MY freedom! My dr. prescribes blood work, I get a bill for almost $ 2000. (I have insurance). No freedom there! Reply @Zennofobic 13 hours ago I knew of Jimmy Dore in the 90s as a stand-up comic it's crazy to see him as a political commentator now 5 Reply 5 replies @awen777 10 hours ago (edited) it's in our face! I travelled there beginning in 2009 then started renting apartments for the winter months until just before the pandemic hit. We've been bamboozled majorly! Reply @Jeffery686 8 hours ago Rise china 🇨🇳 Rise Reply @ty-ger4300 8 hours ago United States of America is run by bunch of tiny hats 😂 1 Reply @yu-jd5jg 1 hour ago China is never interested in eating the US's or any country's lunch. China always insists on mutual respect, mutual benefit, win-win trade, non-interference in each other's sovereignty and internal affairs, and co-existence peacefully in a shared world Reply @Peterhartill 5 hours ago China is a democracy but practices democratic centralism. When the vote in the annual national congress is unanimous the west sneers. But we misunderstand. This is the affirmation that the whole nation has discussed and debated in every village and city block and gives their commitment and consent. 1 Reply @seechunchong9876 10 hours ago Freedom of speech nowadays, is chance to talk perpetually to escape hard work. SO,everybody is talking, arguing but no one is really working. SO sad. Reply @jackreacher885 10 hours ago (edited) HERE COMES CHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Reply @Solis-s1u 8 hours ago (edited) China is not eating your lunch! China is eating the lunch it works and paid for, which the US expects for free Reply @Aviator168 1 hour ago Chinese premier Li said that there are 600 million people in China live on less than $200 per month of income. Reply @ramie237 11 hours ago Walk safely. 2 Reply @soongkuan6120 8 hours ago Don’t worry, a few predict China is collapsing, go back to sleep. 1 Reply @laurahart7895 11 hours ago Excellent 2 Reply @redzbass6254 8 hours ago Mascara Vance called them Peasants 🤯 Reply @tlowe9796 12 hours ago (edited) If you think China is already at its peak in 2026, you have seen nothing yet. The advancement of China will only get faster, good luck catching up. 2 Reply @RayX987 7 hours ago I’m not eating you lunch. China is eating the lunch that is made by lunchables from lunchly. Lunch a lunch a big lunch, meeting lunches. Reply @Bunnybella765 4 hours ago Made a comment on a channel talking about SpaceX IPO. It was…”As America scams, China does”. 👍 Reply @A-FamiliarStranger 12 hours ago (edited) Tucker doesn't like potatoes.... he rather corporations runs the show... but these corporations are making you eat the potatoes... they just packaged it as fries, Mashed, with gravy.... but at the end of the day... it's still potatoes... and even worst because they've added all that BS to make you addicted and poor...... 2 Reply @wirngonestermbiy 2 hours ago The worst thing is that the US is absolutely declining then goes around with Israel killing innocent people for their resources and the rest of the world is just sitting and watching them go away with it Reply @haoli7476 10 hours ago that professor keep mention Covid as if that gave China the chance to surpass US, but Covid was meant to be the bioattack at China but got backfired when they found trade war was not working. and China is not authoritarian but centralization both of rights and responsiblity, cuz everything bad happens, you can always blame the central government, but in US, they tell you it's the fault of the last/last before last president/the fault of the state/federal/city/county/company 2 Reply @femiogunjobi4900 4 hours ago Sometimes, when I look at these Chinese photos, I am tempted to call it AI because they are unreal, but then I see regular people visiting China and echoing the same testimonials of how well-off Chinese cities are compared to America. How did China get so advanced in almost everything while Americans are carrying MAGA placards? Visiting China is definitely on my bucket list. I want to witness this transformation with my own eyes. Reply @Bozin-r9b 9 hours ago Caina works for its people, the USA is working for its image or Ego 1 Reply @laikakhan1313 10 hours ago extremely well presented................ 1 Reply @jossdionne9810 2 hours ago Detroit becomes Destroyed... Reply @JM-qi9vw 6 hours ago Chinese diet does not consist of hamburgers & fries, Taco Bell or any of the crap eaten in USA, they don't want your lunch😂 1 Reply @MarcelBrown-o9t 1 hour ago The US create poverty to run prisons! The whole system is based on on predatory exploitation down to sharing their own wives! Reply @MatterYu 8 hours ago US will not catch up to China. Systemic government corruption and Oligarch interests rules the US. Reply @joekerr8334 52 minutes ago China won without even trying. Reply @Lance-P7777 8 hours ago In China it seems the local industries are building up the entire city, in the US the industry lifts up a few at the expense of the many Reply @siewkonsum7291 8 hours ago China is already way, way ahead in manufacturing in almost all fields of consumer goods & industrial inputs. 😊 Reply @ramie237 10 hours ago Spain' President Pedro Sanchez as been in China many times. 1 Reply 1 reply @joekerr8334 49 minutes ago During the subprime mortgage crisis, who really helped to turn the global economy around ? Who helped to buy the US treasury and mortgage bonds to stabilize US economy ? Yes it was CHYNA ! China was helping US to stabilize their economy by buying up the US mortgage bonds. Reply @フロント-o7v 3 hours ago 日本でも選挙権があるだけで、あとは政府や大企業、マスコミなどのやりたい放題。 Reply @ctf01US 5 hours ago China learned from Japan's industrial policy led economy and Chalmers Johnson's "MITI and the Japanese Miracle." Reply @ramie237 10 hours ago It is not authoritarian. Reply @Paul-hw8bk 30 minutes ago US has the first trillionaires in the world. Reply @JLN-x8g 1 hour ago Don’t be surprised, the USA is already planning another war. Reply @kaythomas5884 17 minutes ago Excellent breakdown! 😂 Reply @borkborkinson7901 4 hours ago Why, that'd be a great change from all the dog eating. 😊 Reply @itsthatsem 3 hours ago The West makes the Communism a bad word is because they want to control everything under the guise of Democracy. Their so called Democracy is to just put their people in office term after term. Reply @austinkonrad 13 hours ago Gotta disagree with there being no profit in the rust belt, there was plenty of profit, I was watching a CNBC segment one day, turned out when it was all said and done all that off shoreing amounted to a single digit bump in margins on average, later I learned many ended up being money losing ventures, many of the CEOs knew this would happen, they tried to tell the stockholders this but they weren't hearing it, I'm not making excuses for those CEOs they are just as guilty if not more guilty than anyone else, the ultimate decision lies with them, and they made that decision out of self preservation, they didn't want to give up their huge salary, so the fucked over the employees to keep their job so fuck em, but the stockholders deserve just as much blame. 1 Reply @timothy4772 12 hours ago The majority of Americans are lazy and don't do their own research. They only swallow whatever the MSM feeds them and most of the time it is lies and propaganda. They still believe the economy is doing great because Trump said so. 2 Reply 1 reply @charleswilson8038 6 hours ago (edited) American been printing money for the last 50 years. Stock market subsidence by printed money. No productivity whatsoever. FACT. Reply @slc801 8 hours ago Time for Tucker to visit China and see for himself . Reply @台湾人都是大萨比-n1t9o 47 minutes ago 我们的官员贪污腐败会被判死刑，美国呢😂大不了卸任继续当他们的律师，银行高管 1 Reply @seansavage2518 7 hours ago The system is a giant ponzi scheme based on usury. It is going to collapse sooner rather than later but we will keep sleep walking toward it. Reply @JoseLopez-ys2oz 10 hours ago If democracy means having a government of, by, and for the people, does the United States (US) have that? The US definitely does not have democracy! US Marine Major General Smedley Butler made that point in his 1935 book, WAR IS A RACKET, where he explained how the US uses war to only profit its corporations. That means that US soldiers die to make oligarchs richer. That is why almost 40 million Americans live today in poverty, and another 201 million more live from paycheck to paycheck, while 9 of the 10 richest men in the world are also Americans. Only 35% of Americans are satisfied with their so-called multiparty "democratic" political system. That is why the US Empire has consistently refused to comply with 43 United Nations' resolutions demanding the immediate return of Puerto Rico's sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans. 6 million Puerto Ricans have thus abandoned their national territory (gentrification), and almost half of the 3 million people in Puerto Rico also live in poverty. Bad Bunny made reference to Puerto Rico's colonial relationship with the US in his Super Bowl Halftime Show, which is the real reason why President Trump hated it! The People's Republic of China, the real democracy, eradicated poverty in 2020, despite having 11 trillion dollars less than the US, and having 4 times the US' population. Over 90% of Chinese are satisfied with their communist party, which proves that a democracy needs a government strong enough to prevent oligarchs from running the nation. The Statue of Liberty doesn't automatically make the US a democracy. Reply @mbsjc1 10 hours ago The rich get richer in the US - that's what the system is designed to do based on a zero sum game. In China the game is to make the pie larger so that is win win. Reply @mjmf1430 17 minutes ago (edited) USA democracy is built on lies, it’s proven when a recent poll shows that their president speaks lies 96% of the time. This is extremely problematic, particularly when they elected (not once but twice) someone who is a perpetual lier. Ya, many Americans didn’t vote for him, but the reason that he is elected is that the majority voted for him in the system that was created to undercut true democracy. Yes, many would jump in to say he didn’t win the majority vote and blah, blah… but isn’t this the voting system that was put in place by their “democratic’ and “freedom” processes that go back at least 200 years to ensure votes are “equally” represented? Reply @ZungaBungalunga 10 hours ago They are not eating your lunch, but their own lunch; they earn it by working hard and being creative more than anybody else. Is the US who was eating others' lunch using wars and dollarization, by the way, the robbery and the killing include the vast majority of American people, only that you got Hollywood and Fox and CNN... to hide that fact! Reply @RobinHarrison-w5x 1 hour ago (edited) Democracy; a dualist, adversarial political system that splits society almost exactly in half on purely left/right ideology grounds, effectively removing the voice of the people whilst pretending to be the voice of the people. Meanwhile every politician with any level of influence is completely obligated to their donors and it's these corporate donors who dictate policy for their own benefit. Our 'honourable' politicians are just their liars for hire to implement their policies. No wonder they are so keen to spread 'freedom and democracy' across the globe, they would love the whole world to be subject to their corporate dictatorship. BTW, China is not doing anything to 'beat' America, they are doing what's good for them and their people. It sure as hell beats the USA's efforts on behalf of their corporate fat cat's pockets. Reply @wyswygsommer2769 6 hours ago (edited) The West’s capitalist model is built on individualism, while China’s communist system emphasizes collectiveness. From my perspective, individualism will not work in the long run. It tends to create only a few billionaires and widen social disparity, leaving the small guys vulnerable and easily crushed. As the saying goes: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” Reply @picandvideo 10 hours ago (edited) exceptionalism and hubris are locked in an endless loop. China intends to supply the global South with advanced technologies under China's blueprints. Reply @horaciomoronta1165 10 hours ago How many expensive wars has China fought in the last seventy years? . Did they win or lost any wars?. What about free USA, how many wars did we decided to fight in the last seventy years? Mr. Celenty said it best. We have made war our business. Even though we must not any good at it, for how many of these wars have we won? And if we won any, what have we won?. On the other hand, China business is business. What have they won?. Wise up America. This freedom nonsense has play too long. That's enoguh. 1 Reply @chadlouis9942 10 hours ago Ouch Reply @hommedevitruve4677 10 hours ago The United States is a plutocracy; 80% of those elected to the Senate and Congress are always the richest or those who receive the most lobbying funding. Calling it a democracy just because the population occasionally gets to vote is a huge farce. No current democracy in the world is truly one in the sense that the Athenians conceived it (the only country that comes close is Switzerland). There are simply different variants of political systems today, more or less inspired by Athenian democracy, adapted to their material realities, their population, and their own history. The current US political system is a variant of this, as is China's. Reply @Stao-L 32 minutes ago China is a Centralised One Party Governance unifying its people, USA is a Decentralised Two Party Divisive Governance that is splitting its people. Reply @TheHuman2020 5 hours ago US is a great country. Unfortunately, greed within the 1percent super rich and powerful hijack the government to the extent that policy and laws are drawn to suit these class of people. Common man remain at the mercy these dictates. Reply @keyser021 10 hours ago Fun fact. China used to have a big problem with children being snatched up off the street and disappearing. China someone spent the past 20yrs dealing with this issue. You can now watch endless videos online of people walking around China with children running around everywhere in the background. This is new. Somehow China met the Epstein Class and told them that they will not be doing business in China any longer. Reply @SWilford 11 hours ago Definition of freedom from the West and East is quite different but the basic is the same. Freedom is not freedom personally that you can do anything. There are checks and balances that there are actions that you cannot do. Base on the Maslow hierarchy of need, if you cannot have the very basic need for yourself let alone your family, the last thing you can think of is freedom. What about freedom to have a basic meal, a room over your head. Reply @Peaceppl 3 hours ago Soon the 700k homeless and 3 million incarcerated in jail will rise up and revolt on the haves. The systems is rotten and needs to changed violently if peaceful rise cannot eventuate. Reply @dearcoolz 8 hours ago you know the CCP have lifted 800 millions Chinese out of extreme poverty. The CCP built all kinds fancy stuff for its citizens to enjoy like high speed rails,top notch subway system, safe and beautiful cities and no crimes!!! You have freedom of speech but they have freedom of healthcare in China,I would take free health care over critizing the government. In the u.s you can protest and criticize the government all you want but nothing changes in the end. Sure you can change the party in the u.s but you can't change the policy 😉 In China, you can't protest,you can't change the party but you certainly can change the policies in CHINA. Because the Chinese government actually listens to its people and make it unnecessary to protest,but that said , protest in China is not always illegal Where's the u.s government works to protect big corporations and billionaire CEOs. They don't care about the average American Peopl, I mean didn't Trump said inflation is a Democrat made up word. There is no inflation in this country 😅 That's the biggest difference between the fake democracy and socialism with benevolent dictatorship. Reply @mgronich948 4 hours ago We have democratic AI, we have freedom AI. We also have democratic EVs that cost 80,000. So expensive no one can afford to buy them resulting is 1000's of autoworkers free to find new jobs. And our democratic and free AI is causing 100's of 1000's of layoffs so new graduates free to be unemployed. Reply @horridohobbies 7 hours ago The US is supposedly democratic and China is supposedly authoritarian. But for some reason, the Chinese trust their government a lot more than Americans do. The Edelman Trust Barometer is a widely-respected index that ranks trust in government for some two dozen or so countries. We compare China with the USA, UK, France, Germany and Japan from 2018 to 2026. **** 2018 **** China: 84% USA: 33% UK: 36% France: 33% Germany: 43% Japan: 37% **** 2019 **** China: 86% USA: 40% UK: 42% France: 32% Germany: 40% Japan: 39% **** 2020 **** China: 90% USA: 39% UK: 36% France: 35% Germany: 45% Japan: 43% **** 2021 **** China: 82% USA: 42% UK: 45% France: 50% Germany: 59% Japan: 37% **** 2022 **** China: 91% USA: 39% UK: 42% France: 34% Germany: 47% Japan: 36% **** 2023 **** China: 89% USA: 42% UK: 37% France: N/A Germany: 47% Japan: 33% **** 2024 **** China: 85% USA: 40% UK: 30% France: 39% Germany: 42% Japan: 32% **** 2025 **** China: 83% USA: 41% UK: 37% France: 37% Germany: 35% Japan: 32% **** 2026 **** China: 86% USA: 39% UK: 36% France: 30% Germany: 42% Japan: 37% Reply @Zennofobic 13 hours ago my father would be so proud of his country, he fought the Japanese in WWII and immigrated to the US and became a professor of Mathematics and even though he was conscripted by the KMT he always followed events in China and hoped for the best 1 Reply 2 replies @teckchuonting4582 33 minutes ago (edited) The westerners associate democracy to a vote once every 4 yrs even if the policies do not benefit them, and freedom to voice your opinion even if their voices are ignored. Many are brainwashed to think this is the best form of governance despite failing healthcare, dilapidated infrastructure, fire weapon violence, runaway inflation with stagnant income, and some 20 cents-billionaires who certainly enjoy this kind of democracy. The govt in charge, plans for next election in the next 4 years Reply @TimothyKwong-m4e 10 hours ago (edited) Americans have the freedom to be oppressed by the Oligarchs....freedom to be killed in mass shootings....freedom to be harassed by ICE Geastapo.....freedom to NOT be able to afford Healthcare.....freedom to be homeless....freedom to have your vote meaningless....freedom to have Pedophiles protected by the Federal Government !...freedom to die for Israel ! freedom to have rising inflation and the Federal Government does'nt care ! freedom to have a 34 count convicted felon , who is mentally ill and incompetent as their President !....need I say more ?? 😂😂😂 Reply @ernest5171 9 hours ago Tuckum's no longer with Fox lying everyday about everything in the world. Funny how that happens Reply @idofdm7625 7 hours ago I do not know what China's ultimate goal as a socialist society, but Chinese state do not run everything, it's pretty much like this : do not question government's authorities, you're " free " to establish businesses, engaging in entrepreneurship, getting rich according to government's 5 years plan guidelines, in fact the governments will provide you with cheap loans, cheap energy, great infrastructures, loose regulations. All translate to fierce competitions, rapid developments of new industries, so much so Western countries cry " unfair " competition. It's pretty much uber capitalist to me, it also showing many of capitalists society's ill like jobs lost, low income underclass, etc,. But the government arguments is it will lift all boats on rising tide in the long run, not just going into capitalist's pocket and kick the can down the road to majority masses economic issues. government will periodically adjust policies to lift the falling behind population, like coming up with government programs to address poverty alleviation. For example subsidized cateen for elderly for cheep meal, free bus/train to rural farmers to bring their produce to the cities to sell, I guess that's where the socialist part kick in. IMO, China's governance is still a evolving experimental mix of socialist and capitalist endeavors. That remain to be judged. Reply @youwaiyap2708 11 hours ago (edited) The USA has gone rouge e.g. (i) pressing, squeezing neighbors Canada & Greenland, (ii) shooting Indian tanker carrying oil in intl water, (iii) firing military-grade missiles at non-combatant boatmen in the Caribbean (once upon a time we learnt that 'only found guilty in a court of law'; now the USA just murder ppl?), (iv) ....... 1 Reply @sankarhaldar4887 9 hours ago Here surveillance is subtle, under the radar, but surveillance all the same. China has, I guess, open surveillance, up front open, no hiding. And according to your video post it keeps populace safer from crime. Reply @STEMCivil168 8 hours ago China and most of the world too, extracts, manufactures and produces "Goods and Services" and America just buys all of this and produces only USD to pay for all of this. China and rest of the world then exchange these USD for T-bonds , investments in Wall st, etc.... So important as well for China and rest of the world carefully consider how much "electronic USD" they want to continue to earn in exchange for Goods and Services exported to the US.... In the long run, Imbalances are not good for you... Reply @Redcliff123 11 hours ago America, keep up the good work! 4 Reply 1 reply @coolwalk11 10 hours ago (edited) 99.9 % of Americans live paycheque to paycheque with ZERO benefits or support from the American government that is forced slavery and not freedom. We have 2 crappy choices for political parties it’s worse then 1 good choice!! Shameful America!!! Reply @UniversalJones-m6k 11 hours ago That is why Elon Musk just became the first trillionair.😅 Reply @JJr-ce3vv 11 hours ago Westerners diet is not interested by Asians. Case closes. 1 Reply 1 reply @cabasadefogo9533 11 hours ago Ok, I like the professor but damn Hanzhou was not a freaking fishing village LOL My dad went to ZheJiang University there one of the best in all of China. It was the capital of Song dynasty China. Reply @donkeykong516 41 seconds ago China does what China does, not to beat or dominate anyone. Any person or nation, who strives to beat or dominate others will fail miserably because they fail to know themselves Reply @Francis-d5u 10 hours ago The overlords of the west are entirely focused on how to preserve white hegemony and expand their influence and military bases to exploit resources of those they oppress. China is more responsive to the needs of the people. Reply @mhenderjhagjhoorsingh4788 5 hours ago Demokratie functioneerd niet, leiders die gekozen worden zoals Taco en de meeste Europese leiders hebben geen kennis of het interesseerd ze niet wat de bevolking wilt. De tijd van stelen, onderdrukking en vermoorden van mensen die tegen de belangen van het westen is {bijna}voorbij. Demokratie is korte tijd denken en de hartste schreeuwer wordt gekozen. Vrijheid is het eerste levens behoefte zoals eten, drinken, onderdak, veiligheid en macht om doelen te stellen, die te verwezelijken en mensen te beínvloeden. Reply @samwisegamgee289 9 hours ago AMERIKA AND GREED LIVE SIDE BY SIDE AT LEAST WE CAN WATCH THE DECLINE OF AMERIKA IN REAL TIME WHICH IS QUITE HISTORIQUE Reply @wowyou2033 9 hours ago America is dead Reply @user-k8f6s 1 hour ago おそすぎるよね〜😁 Reply @davidlaw9686 10 hours ago That's the trouble with the US, accusing always of China eating their lunch, stealing their jobs, stollen their technology, etc etc. Yet they have worlds most well organized and powerful security agencies in their FBI, CIA, NSA, etc, etc. Reply 1 reply @willemhill2265 11 hours ago The United States bombs and destroys, China builds and employs. 1 Reply 1 reply @laimonaslb 11 hours ago Not to be that guy or intend a pun but I’m the 666th like 😭🙃 2 Reply global impulse · 1 reply @SandersBernie-dl6in 6 hours ago The truth with china is that the chinese system ensures that projects gets done on time because CPC cadre's advancement depends on the completion of projects and the accounting of GDP growth but corruption is off the charts due to that unchecked power. What end up happening is that rent seeking is still there in China or even more prevalent than in the US system. Chinese corruption tax about 20-30% of project budget and the money end up in a offshore account. Why is consumption low in china well that's because the chinese people didn't get to share in the wealth. The chinese workers don't have the expensive benefits and the CPC needs to constant monitor all communications to avoid a boiling over of ill sentiment by the masses. The average chinese people are just content to live a life that sucks because this is much better than their lives during the turmoils of the cultural revolution. It will probably still take a generation for chinese to demand more benefits from the government. Reply @Badabingbadaboom-2kp1 13 hours ago 3rd vid in a row of saying ' but at what cost? ' 2 Reply @MegaPapa8888 9 hours ago Fact or reality is hard to ignore. Reply @jbyeats 4 hours ago Many of the leaders of the Central Committee of the Chinese CP - are qualified Engineers. The motto of the Chinese CP is - ' WE BUILD the FUTURE ' In 1976 - when Mao Zeong died - Chna had virtually ZERO industrial output. TODAY - just two generations later - it is the POWERHOUSE of the WORLD. The USA is run by bunch of Criminal Paedophiles who are hell bent on exploiting the ordinary US workers - for their own gain . For the USA its all downhill . Reply @hpw-ws6bj 8 hours ago America will be the next India. Reply @romeujesustieppo1340 8 hours ago Parabéns por ressaltarem a importância do planejamento estratégico. Provas de que o ocidente perdeu o conhecimento de construir e executar o planejamento estratégico: guerras da Ucrânia e do Irã... triste realidade em todos os setores essenciais. Reply @DarkMage30000 10 hours ago Funny, Tim Cook won't save Tesla, and Elon found Shanghai government saving Tesla. To this day, China's gigafactories produce half of Tesla's global EV output. Furthermore, XiaoMi, smartphone company, make and sell EVs. Huawei, that US and allies trying to crush using state power, developed OS that connect smartphone to smarthome, as well as EVs. Reply @iwayanyudhapratama 13 hours ago Hello 😊👋 4 Reply global impulse · 1 reply @Toothfairlyinthe 8 hours ago China grows, harvests, cooks, makes and eats their OWN lunch, literally and figuratively. Stop with this rhetoric already. Winning and losing should remain in sports arenas, not in world policies. Reply @ty-ger4300 8 hours ago Western media equal to nothing but full of shit especially Fox News Reply @Richard-s1d5q 12 hours ago Delete A & I. Make The World a Better Place. Reply @Kfw-x6f 13 hours ago Cina! China! China! cough! cough! cough!? 2 Reply @bobjack2381 8 hours ago Trump , Elon Musk are in cahoots they are stealing 401K and social security retirement from older people to invest and to getting rich that's why they are so richers as bad as they stole Iran oil too Reply @virgilcolquitt3375 10 hours ago China wants to see every country improve, the united states has over 750 military bases around the world spending trillions of dollars to try and stop countries from improving, while stealing the resources from countries and saying that they are shithole countries while stealing the resources! Reply @Trueye-sl2mr 7 hours ago You gave up making your own lunch and complain about others eating their own lunch 😊 Reply @desmond7914 7 hours ago Instead of claiming that China stole US lunches, Carlson should be apologetic for knowingly smeared, lied and spread anti-China propaganda for a very long time. Reply @jeanhuynh8548 3 hours ago Can’t stop China now period! Remember for almost 1800 out of 2000 years, China was the leading economic, technological development and innovation power in the world. Then a stupid woman called empress dowager took over China leadership and ran the whole country into poverty by locking their borders from the world. Hence a country like UK aka Western countries took advantage by using opium to put the whole Chinese population into submission. This resulted in a 100 years of humiliation for China! Now that China is back on top, they won’t allow anyone to ever do this again 😂 Reply @anythingbutcc2840 9 hours ago A grifting state like US cannot compete with China. Not only China will eat our lunch, they will also eat our breakfast and dinner as well. US is a falling empire in the hands of billionaire oligarchs. Reply 1 reply @swhaster 10 hours ago Representative democracy means little to nothing when all the candidates you vote for are bought and paid for by a handful of oligarchs. American democracy is nothing more than a performative procedural facade. This nation was founded on stolen land and marked by genocide, built on the labor of slaves and migrant workers. Initially, only white male property owners were allowed to vote, effectively creating an apartheid state, which persisted with racist Jim Crow laws until 1967. Democracy? Proud of its history? Please. Is it any wonder the US bends backwards for Israel? Reply @bobo-f4v5m 3 hours ago 民主和自由，到今天仍然很有吸引力。。。 但它至少要解决一件事，人民不担心抢劫，枪杀，毒品发生在自己身边 人民敢在凌晨2点漫步在大街小巷，夜市大排档，而不担心自己的财产和生命安全 中国是独裁体制，这没错。。这让生活在国内的很多人担心权力的不受约束，担心文革复辟。 因为贫富差距越来越大，分配不公让很多人不满 但看看世界，哪里是桃花源？ 以前西方媒体掌握话语权，洗脑美国是灯塔，现在还有几个人信？ 其实看懂了，就发现哪里的权力需要的都只是供养者，供奉者。是喂给权力血肉的血食 只是包装的说明不一样 Reply @user-k8f6s 1 hour ago 北京で、新5カ年計画と言うのが発表された。シャオミーCEOやその他のビジネスリーダーを集め、これからは大企業の巨大資本を抱えないで社会に放出する停滞ではなく流動を目指すというものです。独占資本主義経済社会の反対を目指しているのが、中国政府です❤❤ Reply @KMTmojo 9 hours ago 中國還用AI產生海量的3D動畫, youtube有很多免費的😆😆😆😆.. 現在好萊塢的動畫都不夠看了🤣🤣🤣🤣 中國的動畫內容沒有DEI, 同性戀, 戀童癖, 吸毒, 刺青, 犯罪,戰爭..... 中國有硬實力, 比如現在的電動車, 未來的太空探索, 民航客機 動畫就是中國軟實力的體現, 目前劇本稍差, 但一定會愈來愈好, 取代日本動畫指日可待 Reply @미스터리-k8x 5 hours ago The reason the U.S. is in a hopeless situation is this: normally, the tactic to at least tie with an adversary involves observing their actions, learning from them, and formulating a response. However, the current U.S. is likely to label anyone who watches this channel—seeking to understand China and the reality of the U.S. in order to devise countermeasures—as "pro-China." The U.S. is currently incapable of responding to China with logic or reason. Why is that? It is because American society prioritizes racial status over logic, capital, or competence. The U.S. refuses to face the possibility—even as it unfolds as a global reality—that Asian men, whom their society views as the lowest racial group, could be capable of formulating long-term strategies that surpass their own. China is engaged in a state-versus-state confrontation, whereas the U.S. is playing a game of "whites versus other races." Reply 1 reply @AngelicaHernandez-c3e 4 hours ago ❤❤❤ USA needed to acc😮 china is a super power Reply @JD52825 5 hours ago What the hell does democrazy mean? Reply @phillee8666 7 hours ago US companies have less and less interest to make products, that is so old schooled things to do. They could make money much faster by playing financial games. US has so many Trillion dollar companies who sell nothing but stores. Where can you find US products on the market? A recent good example is SpaceX, with only $19b revenue and almost no profit if it is not negative, Elon could go to stock market sell the SpaceX for $1.7 Trillion and first day on second market it went up to $2.1Trillions cap. That is how to make money without making any products. Is that smart? Reply @waileungchong7507 10 hours ago Chinese like rice . Not fried chicken. Reply @JanFonLee 11 hours ago Tucker Carlson only visits white country- Russia ! Why not enlighten your short views on China and go visit. You are too much of chicken. 2 Reply @satanbuster8248 12 hours ago Americans puff too much of the hooch called Delusion, That is why Americans are living in Coocooland. Reply @cam35mm 11 hours ago Freedumb Reply @Corteum 11 hours ago What "gave up"? What did they "give up"? Give up what? Reply @laimonaslb 10 hours ago Love your channel. “Building bridges that make rainbows and preparing for flying cars”. It sound absurd but it’s completely true. China namba wan 💹💹💹 1 Reply @TonyDeVos-l4f 11 hours ago It's not only in the USA al over the western countries keep on giving us tis stupid bad propaganda about China Reply @paulho90 12 hours ago China is rising but they cannot beat USA as USA is going to MARS. 2 Reply 2 replies @horridohobbies 7 hours ago China is eating our lunch. And it's about to start on dinner. 😁 Reply @twyttyman01 6 hours ago I want to visit China next year. Does anyone know of a travel package where I can make a deposit and make payments? Reply 1 reply @诗琦-e4r 52 minutes ago 互联网的墙是为了保护国内的舆论场，不在中国虚弱的时候被各国破坏，你要知道这世界上很多人容易被洗脑。在中国，尤其是大学生，想翻墙出来接触世界太容易了，更不用说合法的出去旅游也是可以的。说自由，我们国家除了不能碰黄赌毒，我并不认为差在哪里，就单说一点，中国人可以在任何地方喝酒。抽烟的话也没有强制禁止，只是有些地方公共场合会贴禁止标志，如果你是个讲文明的人，你不会在那里抽。 Reply 1 reply @DarkSunBlackStar 9 hours ago (edited) I have been beckoning, Mr Carlson, please go visit China ith your children for a few months Then return to USA and decide with you still believe what the US government have been selling your people. USA uses tax money to does everything to put it into the pockets of their politicians and uber-rich, anything but benefit its people or society. China puts their tax money into infrastructure construction and investments that will bring return to their society. Elon went to China with Trump because it is a free flight, to see his mother. Reply @win4tslmS 9 hours ago I know, however, China doesn’t have the environment to make individual extraordinarily wealthy , America can ! Capitalism has good and bad aspects so does China’s socialistic and capitalistic mixed system. They both have strengths and weaknesses…. Reply 1 reply @hassanhussain1629 5 hours ago China can become same as USA by giving 20 billion dollars handout to Israel every year and bomb countries at will. Have army bases all over the world. Reply 1 reply @ChinaStandart2035 9 hours ago WESTERN HEGEMONI MONOPOLI DOUBLE STANDARD FREEDOM LIBERTY DEMOCRACY OF ELON MUSK HAVE GOT USD 1 TRILLION FIRST INDIVIDUAL PERSON CONGLOMERATES OLYGARCHS PLUTOCRATS ON THE EARTH PLANET AND NUMBER ONE IN THE WORLD Reply @cherubimcherubim9515 5 hours ago (edited) "That's why they call it the American Dream, because you have to be asleep to believe it." America sleep while China is building the future. China have 50000 kms of high-speed rail while usa have pony express. China plans decades ahead, usa plans 4 years for the next election. Reply 2 replies @dirmanww1212 13 hours ago Kenapa tak ada audio bahasa Indonesia?😢 Reply 1 reply @GlobalDrifter1000 11 hours ago Jimmy is a Covid nut. 😳 Reply 1 reply @Jerseyexit21 9 hours ago Hey Tucker, I remember you on Fox five or was that a look alike? Wow you have changed guess you gotta do what you gotta do to make money still a fucking loser in my eyes. Reply @monstercameron 7 hours ago I was with you until you started talking about Tesla. Worse example because you don't know what you are talking about tech, innovative and popularity wise. Do some research before making these ignorant takes but like I said I agree with most of the video Reply @Angelo3971 13 hours ago I truly believe that China is decades ahead of the rest of the world and a model to be followed. But if the Party truly wants to win hearts and minds outside the country, it will have to rethink its rigid policy against the LGBTQ+ community. I "am" China from the bottom of my heart, but this "repression" against homosexuals prevents me from expressing myself forcefully in favor of the Chinese system. And since the treatment of homosexuals in China is still a gray area, there is still time for the government to change the game. China has to understand that freedom of feeling is the most powerful soft power that exists (this even worked with genocidal Israel).