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Economic Recovery Becomes a Fantasy: The CCP’s Tactics to Mislead the Public Are Crude

China

Data released yesterday (December 15) by the CCP’s National Bureau of Statistics show that China’s consumption, investment, and real estate markets continue to deteriorate, once again putting the issue of insufficient domestic demand in the spotlight. Meanwhile, state media have revived remarks made by CCP leader Xi Jinping ten years ago about “boosting consumption,” apparently to shift blame away from Xi. This, however, proves that his rhetoric over the past decade has been nothing but empty talk—amounting to pointless thrashing about....

Has CCP Air Force Commander Chang Dingqiu “Died Suddenly”?

China

On December 11, well-known Chinese political scholar Liu Junning released a piece of information stating that current Air Force Commander General Chang Dingqiu, during a period of “detention for questioning” by the Military Discipline Inspection Commission / Supervisory Commission, suddenly died of a heart attack....

“Decapitation” Rhetoric Continues to Ferment as China–Japan Information War Heats Up

China

In mid-November, Xue Jian, the CCP’s consul general in Osaka, threatened to “decapitate” Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. The incident has continued to ferment to this day, with both sides constantly escalating an information war. However, the world is increasingly seeing clearly that the CCP is a source of instability and disaster at both the global and regional levels. The growing passive resistance by many Asian countries against the CCP’s violence and brutality has increasingly drawn global sympathy....

Fighting Japan, the Party Chief Ends Up Reaping Only a Face Full of Loneliness

China

Dissatisfied with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks about “a Taiwan contingency,” the CCP rolled out its old playbook—inciting the public to launch an anti-Japan movement nationwide, while simultaneously imposing sanctions and economic blockades against Japan—in an attempt to force Sanae Takaichi to submit and admit fault. Japan refused, leading to heightened tensions between the two countries. Contrary to the CCP’s expectations, this anti-Japan movement has so far produced little negative impact on Japan, leaving the CCP to reap only a face full of loneliness....

Li Zhiying Has Been Convicted, Drawing International Condemnation, While Trump and 30 Others Have Been Accused of Colluding With Foreign Forces.

China

On December 15, a judge from the Hong Kong High Court, appointed under the Chinese Communist Party's National Security Law, ruled that Li Zhiying, the founder of the Hong Kong Next Media Group, was guilty of 'conspiring to collude with foreign (overseas) forces,' 'conspiring to publish seditious publications,' and 'endangering national security.'...

International Human Rights Day: Residents of France’s Overseas Territories Protest CCP Persecution and Infiltration

China

December 9 is the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime. Every year on this day, the United Nations holds a series of high-level activities to commemorate the victims of genocide and to celebrate the global commitment embodied in the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, adopted at the founding of the United Nations alongside the Universal Declaration of Human Rights....

A Deeply Moving “Three Withdrawals” Statement: Memories of Jining

China

On the Global Website for Quitting the CCP, tens of thousands of “Three Withdrawals” applications—withdrawal from the Communist Party, the Communist Youth League, and the Young Pioneers—are received every day, explaining the reasons for quitting. Some applications contain only a few words, while others are longer, using vivid language to recount a lifetime of tragic experiences of persecution, accusing the CCP’s tyranny of bringing countless profound disasters to the Chinese people over more than seventy years....

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