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Every Country Lied About China
by Dr. Jonathan Tam
China's social credit system β the one where every citizen gets an AI-monitored score controlling their entire life β doesn't exist. But something real does. And it's both more boring and more concerning than the dystopia you've heard about.
The viral 2014 policy document in Chinese was mistranslated. It was a debt enforcement system dressed up as dystopia, corporate blacklists with real political teeth, and local experiments that Beijing shut down. Plus the 2,200-year-old lesson China already learned about total behavioral control.
In this video:
-Why the "unified citizen score" is a myth β and how one Dutch newspaper article created it
-What's actually behind the 23 million denied travel transactions
-The corporate compliance system that made 44 international airlines fold overnight
-How the US runs parallel systems under different names
-What the Qin dynasty's collapse tells us about the surveillance infrastructure being built today
by Dr. Jonathan Tam
China's social credit system β the one where every citizen gets an AI-monitored score controlling their entire life β doesn't exist. But something real does. And it's both more boring and more concerning than the dystopia you've heard about.
The viral 2014 policy document in Chinese was mistranslated. It was a debt enforcement system dressed up as dystopia, corporate blacklists with real political teeth, and local experiments that Beijing shut down. Plus the 2,200-year-old lesson China already learned about total behavioral control.
In this video:
-Why the "unified citizen score" is a myth β and how one Dutch newspaper article created it
-What's actually behind the 23 million denied travel transactions
-The corporate compliance system that made 44 international airlines fold overnight
-How the US runs parallel systems under different names
-What the Qin dynasty's collapse tells us about the surveillance infrastructure being built today
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You Can't Criticize The Chinese Government?
Liberals in the Atlanticist West don't seem to understand the difference between constructive criticism and vulgar insults and slander.
Not to mention, how many people have been arrested in the Liberal World Order for saying or posting things that should in theory be covered under their own alleged values of free speech?
#shorts #rishisunak #xijinping #chinesegovernment #criticize #china #interview #podcast #speech
Liberals in the Atlanticist West don't seem to understand the difference between constructive criticism and vulgar insults and slander.
Not to mention, how many people have been arrested in the Liberal World Order for saying or posting things that should in theory be covered under their own alleged values of free speech?
#shorts #rishisunak #xijinping #chinesegovernment #criticize #china #interview #podcast #speech
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Taiwan Is Part of China
| Victor Gao
Victor Gao's message to the enemies of China who seek to use Taiwan as a proxy in their own geo-political large space.
#shorts #china #taiwan #politics #interview #podcast #speech
Credit: @aljazeeraenglish
| Victor Gao
Victor Gao's message to the enemies of China who seek to use Taiwan as a proxy in their own geo-political large space.
#shorts #china #taiwan #politics #interview #podcast #speech
Credit: @aljazeeraenglish
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Why Chinese Ministers Are Disappearing
In China, corrupt politicians are properly dealt with. The Chinese state does not apologize for this. It openly and boldly combats corruption and crime both within the state as well as society at large, unlike in the Liberal World Order of the Atlanticist West.
#shorts #minister #politics #chinesegovernment #disappeared #china #interview #podcast #speech
Credit: @aljazeeraenglish
In China, corrupt politicians are properly dealt with. The Chinese state does not apologize for this. It openly and boldly combats corruption and crime both within the state as well as society at large, unlike in the Liberal World Order of the Atlanticist West.
#shorts #minister #politics #chinesegovernment #disappeared #china #interview #podcast #speech
Credit: @aljazeeraenglish
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Victor Gao Speaks on the ChinaβIndia Dispute
And she will wage war if she has to in order to maintain that peace!
Why Chinese Ministers Are Disappearing
#shorts #minister #politics #chinesegovernment #disappeared #china #interview #podcast #speech
Credit: @aljazeeraenglish
And she will wage war if she has to in order to maintain that peace!
Why Chinese Ministers Are Disappearing
#shorts #minister #politics #chinesegovernment #disappeared #china #interview #podcast #speech
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Forwarded from The Fascifist Archive
Happy "Pride Month"!
Yes, it's June so let's
talk about this flag
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The United States of America (USA) and the "Greater American Empire" (GAE)
Washington D.C. is the capital (center) of the "Greater American Empire" (GAE). Its hegemonic borders extend from Japan in the far west, to Ukraine in the far East.
You may have noticed that in the United States of America (USA), flag poles often fly the rainbow flag π³οΈβπ right under the star spangled banner πΊπΈ on official government buildings. This is because the rainbow flag π³οΈβπ represents the GAE beyond the official borders of the USA. The rainbow flag π³οΈβπ represents the hegemonic borders beyond borders.
Countries that fly the rainbow flags basically pledge allegiance to the USA as members of the GAE.
Given this context, it makes sense that such Washington D.C. propaganda would be pushed forward to maintain morale and help cultivate a strong defense of the GAE against the rising threats of the Non-GAE.
Yes, it's June so let's
talk about this flag
right here => π³βπ
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The United States of America (USA) and the "Greater American Empire" (GAE)
Washington D.C. is the capital (center) of the "Greater American Empire" (GAE). Its hegemonic borders extend from Japan in the far west, to Ukraine in the far East.
You may have noticed that in the United States of America (USA), flag poles often fly the rainbow flag π³οΈβπ right under the star spangled banner πΊπΈ on official government buildings. This is because the rainbow flag π³οΈβπ represents the GAE beyond the official borders of the USA. The rainbow flag π³οΈβπ represents the hegemonic borders beyond borders.
Countries that fly the rainbow flags basically pledge allegiance to the USA as members of the GAE.
Given this context, it makes sense that such Washington D.C. propaganda would be pushed forward to maintain morale and help cultivate a strong defense of the GAE against the rising threats of the Non-GAE.
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China is Changing
by Dr. Jonathan Tam
China has 56 officially recognized ethnic groups and roughly 300 languages. Half of its minority languages are now endangered. One has fewer than 100 speakers left.
Sociologists DiMaggio and Powell identified three forces that make cultures converge β coercive, mimetic, and normative pressure. When all three push in the same direction, a culture can collapse in a single generation. In China, all three are running at once.
In this video, you'll discover:
β’ Why Cantonese is losing ground in its own home province
β’ How the Qing dynasty's language fell below 100 fluent speakers
β’ What 61 million left-behind children have to do with cultural erosion
β’ Why tourism preserves a culture's appearance while gutting its function
β’ How diaspora communities became accidental archivists β and why their backup is also dying
00:00 β Intro
01:56β The 3 Forces Killing Cantonese
06:12 Reformatted or Frozen
11:07β The Backup
16:26β Conclusion
by Dr. Jonathan Tam
China has 56 officially recognized ethnic groups and roughly 300 languages. Half of its minority languages are now endangered. One has fewer than 100 speakers left.
Sociologists DiMaggio and Powell identified three forces that make cultures converge β coercive, mimetic, and normative pressure. When all three push in the same direction, a culture can collapse in a single generation. In China, all three are running at once.
In this video, you'll discover:
β’ Why Cantonese is losing ground in its own home province
β’ How the Qing dynasty's language fell below 100 fluent speakers
β’ What 61 million left-behind children have to do with cultural erosion
β’ Why tourism preserves a culture's appearance while gutting its function
β’ How diaspora communities became accidental archivists β and why their backup is also dying
00:00 β Intro
01:56β The 3 Forces Killing Cantonese
06:12 Reformatted or Frozen
11:07β The Backup
16:26β Conclusion
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The diamond SCAM is finally collapsing
by Statrys
Twenty years ago, one county in central China grew chili peppers. Today it makes more diamonds than South Africa, Botswana and Russia combined.
The price of a lab grown diamond has fallen more than 90% in ten years. De Beers, the company that controlled this market for over a century, is now losing hundreds of millions and looking for the exit. Almost nobody is talking about it.
The diamonds were never the real prize. Beijing just classified synthetic diamonds as a strategic resource, the same status as rare earths. A diamond is one of the best heat conductors on earth, and the next generation of chips depends on it.
This is how a chili county took apart a century old monopoly, why the collapse of the jewelry trade was only collateral damage, and what China is really building in Henan.
00:00β Intro
01:27β The collapse
02:36β The idea of a century
04:45β The chili county
06:43β Ring's not the point
08:12β The revaluation
10:30β End
by Statrys
Twenty years ago, one county in central China grew chili peppers. Today it makes more diamonds than South Africa, Botswana and Russia combined.
The price of a lab grown diamond has fallen more than 90% in ten years. De Beers, the company that controlled this market for over a century, is now losing hundreds of millions and looking for the exit. Almost nobody is talking about it.
The diamonds were never the real prize. Beijing just classified synthetic diamonds as a strategic resource, the same status as rare earths. A diamond is one of the best heat conductors on earth, and the next generation of chips depends on it.
This is how a chili county took apart a century old monopoly, why the collapse of the jewelry trade was only collateral damage, and what China is really building in Henan.
00:00β Intro
01:27β The collapse
02:36β The idea of a century
04:45β The chili county
06:43β Ring's not the point
08:12β The revaluation
10:30β End
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China makes it illegal to replace human workers with artificial intelligence. π¨π³π€
Reports say a Chinese court has ruled that companies cannot terminate employees simply to replace them with cost-saving artificial intelligence systems. The landmark decision determined that automation does not automatically qualify as an uncontrollable external circumstance allowing contract termination, emphasizing that businesses must prioritize retraining or reassigning affected human staff rather than discharging them.
#photography #china #technology
References:
Hangzhou Court: Landmark Judicial Rulings Establish Employee Protections Against Sudden Automation Reassignment
Labour Contract Review: Tech Firms Violate Statutory Requirements By Unilaterally Slashing Salaries For AI Alternatives
Global Workplace Intel: Landmark Appellate Decision Protects Workers From Sudden Displacement By Generative Systems
Reports say a Chinese court has ruled that companies cannot terminate employees simply to replace them with cost-saving artificial intelligence systems. The landmark decision determined that automation does not automatically qualify as an uncontrollable external circumstance allowing contract termination, emphasizing that businesses must prioritize retraining or reassigning affected human staff rather than discharging them.
#photography #china #technology
References:
Hangzhou Court: Landmark Judicial Rulings Establish Employee Protections Against Sudden Automation Reassignment
Labour Contract Review: Tech Firms Violate Statutory Requirements By Unilaterally Slashing Salaries For AI Alternatives
Global Workplace Intel: Landmark Appellate Decision Protects Workers From Sudden Displacement By Generative Systems
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China urges an immediate ceasefire and diplomacy in the Middle East, warning that continued escalation could spread further. πβοΈ
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has repeatedly called for an immediate end to hostilities and a return to negotiations as tensions involving Iran and other regional powers continue. China says dialogue and diplomacy remain the most viable path toward lasting stability and has warned that further escalation could draw additional countries into the crisis and create wider international consequences.
#China #Geopolitics #photography
References:
China Ministry Of Foreign Affairs: China Calls For Immediate Cessation Of Hostilities And A Return To Dialogue In The Middle East.
Reuters: China Urges Peace Talks As Middle East Tensions Continue To Escalate.
Reuters: Gulf States Turn To China For Diplomatic Influence As Regional Tensions Grow.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has repeatedly called for an immediate end to hostilities and a return to negotiations as tensions involving Iran and other regional powers continue. China says dialogue and diplomacy remain the most viable path toward lasting stability and has warned that further escalation could draw additional countries into the crisis and create wider international consequences.
#China #Geopolitics #photography
References:
China Ministry Of Foreign Affairs: China Calls For Immediate Cessation Of Hostilities And A Return To Dialogue In The Middle East.
Reuters: China Urges Peace Talks As Middle East Tensions Continue To Escalate.
Reuters: Gulf States Turn To China For Diplomatic Influence As Regional Tensions Grow.
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Did China BAN replacing humans with AI?
Not exactlyβbut what actually
happened is a massive win for
workers' rights. Chinese courts
just set a huge precedent.
They ruled that companies
cannot fire employees or slash
their pay just because they
adopted AI or automation.
In a landmark case, a tech
company automated a quality
assurance worker's job, cut his
salary by 40%, and fired him
when he refused the demotion.
The court stepped in and
declared the termination
completely illegal.
Not exactlyβbut what actually
happened is a massive win for
workers' rights. Chinese courts
just set a huge precedent.
They ruled that companies
cannot fire employees or slash
their pay just because they
adopted AI or automation.
In a landmark case, a tech
company automated a quality
assurance worker's job, cut his
salary by 40%, and fired him
when he refused the demotion.
The court stepped in and
declared the termination
completely illegal.
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China is going after one of the internetβs most addictive fantasy plots: the powerful rich CEO who falls for an ordinary poor woman
Chinese regulators are cracking down on ultra-short micro-dramas that glorify extreme wealth, powerful men, luxury lifestyles, and unrealistic βmarry into moneyβ romances.
In 2026, authorities launched a 2-month campaign targeting 8 categories of problematic micro-drama content, including excessive displays of wealth and distorted portrayals of love and marriage.
Regulators say some of these shows encourage wealth worship, unrealistic expectations about romance, and the idea that success comes from attaching yourself to someone rich and powerful instead of building your own future.
China had already begun tightening rules on similar βdomineering CEOβ storylines in 2024, and the latest campaign takes that scrutiny even further.
China says NO to the promotion and glorification of wealth worship, unrealistic romance, and harmful social values.
Chinese regulators are cracking down on ultra-short micro-dramas that glorify extreme wealth, powerful men, luxury lifestyles, and unrealistic βmarry into moneyβ romances.
In 2026, authorities launched a 2-month campaign targeting 8 categories of problematic micro-drama content, including excessive displays of wealth and distorted portrayals of love and marriage.
Regulators say some of these shows encourage wealth worship, unrealistic expectations about romance, and the idea that success comes from attaching yourself to someone rich and powerful instead of building your own future.
China had already begun tightening rules on similar βdomineering CEOβ storylines in 2024, and the latest campaign takes that scrutiny even further.
China says NO to the promotion and glorification of wealth worship, unrealistic romance, and harmful social values.
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