Omdat de [DS,] inmiddels weet aan welke kant Xi staat. Eigenlijk is het vrij simpel: iedereen die stelselmatig wordt gedemoniseerd in de politiek en media staat aan de goede kant van de streep.
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Lievergezond
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Eerder had ik vandaag hier een tweet geplaatst maar in deze zit ook de scene in zit dat Xi achter al die mannen langs loopt en de partijgenoten blijven strak voor zich uit staren
Medusa
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Ik zie Xi niet achter de mannen langslopen, wel Hu.....
Lievergezond
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O sorry, ja ik zit helemaal NIET in die politiek, sorry!
Maar ja, ik stel me zo voor dat alle sektes, communistisch of niet, ongeveer zo werken als zoals het er hier aan toe gaat.
Fries Foar Frijhiid
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Zeer verhelderend artikel.
China's Oeigoeren-probleem, de andere kant van het verhaal
China's Oeigoeren-probleem, de andere kant van het verhaal (Artikel uit 2018) In de afgelopen maanden zijn de westerse media en de regering in Washington begonnen met het aan de kaak stellen van de vermeende massale interneringskampen in het noordwe
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Er zijn maar liefst 4 van de 7 leden van het Standing Committee van de CCP vervangen.
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Стало известно о серьезных перестановках в Компартии Китая
Председатель КНР Си Цзиньпин совершил серьезные перестановки в Коммунистической партии Китая (КПК). Отмечается, что в опубликованном после закрытия XX Всекитайского съезда КПК новом списке членов Центрального комитета (ЦК) партии отсутствовали четыре члена постоянного комитета политбюро ЦК.
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Hu was een tegenstander van een derde termijn voor Xi,
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Xi re-elected as Chinese Communist Party leader
Chinese President Xi Jinping has been re-elected for a third term, securing another five years in power
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China heeft illegale politiebureaus in Nederland, ministerie wil in actie komen
De Chinese politie heeft al sinds 2018 twee illegale politiebureaus in Nederland. China gebruikt de bureaus zeer waarschijnlijk om Chinezen die in Nederland verblijven, onder druk te zetten. Dat schrijven Follow the Money en RTL Nieuws dinsdag.
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Xi’s third term: Here’s why the Chinese leader's reelection is good news for Russia, but ominous for the US and Taiwan
Russian experts on China have provided forecasts for Xi Jinping’s third term
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Volgens RT is de Westerse berichtgeving rond Hu Jintao op het Partijcongres een vorm van gaslighting om China in kwaad daglicht te stellen.
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Hu Jintao speculation is the latest instance of the media gaslighting the public about China
Media speculations surrounding the former Communist Party leader’s fate fall into a pattern of mystification and demonization of China
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FILE PHOTO: Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian gestures during a media briefing in Beijing, China. © AP / Liu Zheng
China has condemned the US’ new National Defense Strategy (NDS), saying American policy is driven by “the logic of domination,” while insisting that Beijing will never seek “hegemony” over other nations.
Asked about the Pentagon’s 2022 NDS released in late October – which declares that China poses the “most consequential and systemic challenge” to US national security – Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said the document “plays up major-country competition and deliberately misrepresents China’s foreign and defense policies.”
“It is driven ostensibly by a Cold War zero-sum mentality and the logic of domination and hegemonism and says everything about the ill intention of the US to contain and suppress China under various false pretexts,” the spokesman continued, adding that his country will reject all “attempts to blackmail, contain, blockade and exert maximum pressure.”
READ MORE: China blasts US ‘nuclear blackmail’
While the new NDS claims China has used its growing military and economic power to undermine US alliances across Asia, Zhao insisted Beijing’s foreign policy is aimed at “upholding world peace and promoting common development”between nations.
“No matter what stage of development we reach, we will never seek hegemony or engage in expansionism,” he said, urging Washington to “follow the trend of peace and development, abandon the Cold War zero-sum mentality, stop viewing today’s world and China-US relations from a confrontational perspective, and stop distorting China’s strategic intentions.”
The administration of US President Joe Biden has repeatedly declared China to be America’s top competitor and foremost concern, putting heavy focus on the country in its new NDS, as well as in a separate Nuclear Posture Review and Missile Defense Review.
Tensions between Washington and Beijing have risen significantly since August, when US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan despite loud objections from Beijing, which sees the island as part of its own territory. Though the trip prompted an unprecedented round of Chinese military drills in the air and waters surrounding Taiwan, Western delegations have nonetheless continued to visit Taipei in the months since, with Germany sending lawmakers on a junket there last week.
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China says it will ‘never seek hegemony’
Beijing responded after Washington’s new National Defense Strategy labeled China as America’s top threat
FILE PHOTO: Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian gestures during a media briefing in Beijing, China. © AP / Liu Zheng
China has condemned the US’ new National Defense Strategy (NDS), saying American policy is driven by “the logic of domination,” while insisting that Beijing will never seek “hegemony” over other nations.
Asked about the Pentagon’s 2022 NDS released in late October – which declares that China poses the “most consequential and systemic challenge” to US national security – Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said the document “plays up major-country competition and deliberately misrepresents China’s foreign and defense policies.”
“It is driven ostensibly by a Cold War zero-sum mentality and the logic of domination and hegemonism and says everything about the ill intention of the US to contain and suppress China under various false pretexts,” the spokesman continued, adding that his country will reject all “attempts to blackmail, contain, blockade and exert maximum pressure.”
READ MORE: China blasts US ‘nuclear blackmail’While the new NDS claims China has used its growing military and economic power to undermine US alliances across Asia, Zhao insisted Beijing’s foreign policy is aimed at “upholding world peace and promoting common development”between nations.
“No matter what stage of development we reach, we will never seek hegemony or engage in expansionism,” he said, urging Washington to “follow the trend of peace and development, abandon the Cold War zero-sum mentality, stop viewing today’s world and China-US relations from a confrontational perspective, and stop distorting China’s strategic intentions.”
The administration of US President Joe Biden has repeatedly declared China to be America’s top competitor and foremost concern, putting heavy focus on the country in its new NDS, as well as in a separate Nuclear Posture Review and Missile Defense Review.
Tensions between Washington and Beijing have risen significantly since August, when US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan despite loud objections from Beijing, which sees the island as part of its own territory. Though the trip prompted an unprecedented round of Chinese military drills in the air and waters surrounding Taiwan, Western delegations have nonetheless continued to visit Taipei in the months since, with Germany sending lawmakers on a junket there last week.
Decem
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rt.com 8 Nov, 2022 20:08
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Tsai Ing-wen delivers a speech during National Day celebrations in front of the Presidential Building in Taipei, Taiwan, October 10, 2022 © AP / Chiang Ying-ying
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen told The Atlantic on Monday that there “is a genuine threat” of a Chinese invasion. China has insisted that it will strive to reintegrate Taiwan by peaceful means, but should conflict break out, Tsai will be looking to the West for help.
In an article penned by Ben Rhodes, Barack Obama’s speechwriter and Deputy National Security Advisor, Tsai said that “we need to get ourselves ready” for a potential Chinese invasion. “It’s real that this thing could happen to us,” she continued, adding: “there is a genuine threat out there. It’s not hype.”
Taiwan has governed itself since nationalist forces led by Chiang Kai-shek fled to the island in 1949, after they lost a civil war to the Communists. Beijing’s position is that Taiwan is an integral part of China – the so-called ‘One China’ policy – and that China “will inevitably be reunified,” and a white paper released in August states that while Beijing will strive to achieve this reunification peacefully, it reserves the right to use military force.
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China’s Xi sends message to military
While China’s military is orders of magnitude stronger than Taiwan’s, Tsai has boosted defense spending by 13%, and will spend $19 billion on her military in 2023. Taipei’s aim, Rhodes outlined, is to make invasion too costly for China.
“If the [People’s Liberation Army] wants to do something drastic, [Chinese President] Xi has to weigh the costs,” Tsai told the former White House official. “He has to think twice.”
However, even with its double-digit increase in defense spending, and with the US authorizing a billion-dollar arms sale to Taipei in September, Tsai would still need the West to bankroll Taiwan’s military as it currently does for Ukraine’s forces.
“The Western countries, particularly the US, are helping Ukraine. What we see from the Ukraine war is Western countries get together and help Ukraine to fight,”she said.
The US government has officially recognized, but not endorsed, China’s sovereignty over Taiwan since the 1970s, and while US President Joe Biden has promised on several occasions that the American military would help repel a Chinese invasion, White House aides have walked these statements back every time.
Shortly after Tsai spoke to Rhodes, China opened its biennial air show, demonstrating anti-drone weapons, fifth-generation fighter jets, and reportedly hypersonic anti-ship missiles. Analysts described this flexing of military muscle as a warning to the West not to interfere with the reunification with Taiwan.
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Taiwan could be invaded – president
Tsai Ing-wen is boosting military spending, but counting on Western military aid
Tsai Ing-wen delivers a speech during National Day celebrations in front of the Presidential Building in Taipei, Taiwan, October 10, 2022 © AP / Chiang Ying-ying
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen told The Atlantic on Monday that there “is a genuine threat” of a Chinese invasion. China has insisted that it will strive to reintegrate Taiwan by peaceful means, but should conflict break out, Tsai will be looking to the West for help.
In an article penned by Ben Rhodes, Barack Obama’s speechwriter and Deputy National Security Advisor, Tsai said that “we need to get ourselves ready” for a potential Chinese invasion. “It’s real that this thing could happen to us,” she continued, adding: “there is a genuine threat out there. It’s not hype.”
Taiwan has governed itself since nationalist forces led by Chiang Kai-shek fled to the island in 1949, after they lost a civil war to the Communists. Beijing’s position is that Taiwan is an integral part of China – the so-called ‘One China’ policy – and that China “will inevitably be reunified,” and a white paper released in August states that while Beijing will strive to achieve this reunification peacefully, it reserves the right to use military force.
READ MORE
China’s Xi sends message to military
While China’s military is orders of magnitude stronger than Taiwan’s, Tsai has boosted defense spending by 13%, and will spend $19 billion on her military in 2023. Taipei’s aim, Rhodes outlined, is to make invasion too costly for China.
“If the [People’s Liberation Army] wants to do something drastic, [Chinese President] Xi has to weigh the costs,” Tsai told the former White House official. “He has to think twice.”
However, even with its double-digit increase in defense spending, and with the US authorizing a billion-dollar arms sale to Taipei in September, Tsai would still need the West to bankroll Taiwan’s military as it currently does for Ukraine’s forces.
“The Western countries, particularly the US, are helping Ukraine. What we see from the Ukraine war is Western countries get together and help Ukraine to fight,”she said.
The US government has officially recognized, but not endorsed, China’s sovereignty over Taiwan since the 1970s, and while US President Joe Biden has promised on several occasions that the American military would help repel a Chinese invasion, White House aides have walked these statements back every time.
Shortly after Tsai spoke to Rhodes, China opened its biennial air show, demonstrating anti-drone weapons, fifth-generation fighter jets, and reportedly hypersonic anti-ship missiles. Analysts described this flexing of military muscle as a warning to the West not to interfere with the reunification with Taiwan.
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Vetje
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China child organ harvesting on Twitter.
Maar volgens deze website is het fake news. Dus pas op met wat komende tijd naar buiten komt. Niet alles is echt.
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Maar volgens deze website is het fake news. Dus pas op met wat komende tijd naar buiten komt. Niet alles is echt.
Were 300 Children Found Frozen Alive for Organ Harvesting?
A video of a tragic event was repurposed for social media clicks.
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