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Posted by: John Phoenix The success achieved by removing the basis for radicalisation of poor workers shows the wisdom of China’s policy in Xinjiang. Proletarian writers Subscribe to our  channel Xinjiang residents hold up a banner that reads: ‘Stability is a blessing’. CPGB-ML party members have returned from a visit to the region with glowing reports of the thriving multi-ethnic society they saw there. One in which all citizens are valued equally; in which the best aspects of their language, culture and heritage are preserved and valued; and in which opportunities for education and a decent life are being opened up to all. The average westerner would have had to be living under a rock for the last 15 years not to have been exposed to at least some of the avalanche of accu...

Posted by: John Phoenix By Sergey Lebedev – Sputnik People’s Liberation Army fighter jets escorted a Dutch helicopter that violated Chinese airspace under the auspice of a UN mission. Beijing warned the Netherlands to avoid such incidents in the future. The Dutch military has created a dangerous situation in the East China Sea after using a UN mission as a cover, Chinese Ministry of Defense representative Zhang Xiaogang has said. He added that Beijing urges the Netherlands to limit any activities of their armed forces in the region and vowed decisive counter-measures in response to provocations near China’s territory. The statement came in response to Amsterdam saying that one People’s Liberation Army helicopter and two fighter jets had approached a helicopter ass...

BY EVE OTTENBERG Photo by zhang kaiyv So, after egregious theft of foreign reserves and promiscuous abuse of sanctions, Joe “Not the Climate President” Biden slapped huge tariffs on Chinese green tech and guess what? Beijing turned around May 18 and dumped $53 billion-worth of U.S. Treasuries for gold. Are alarm bells going off in federal financial centers and huge efforts underway to reverse this by any ingratiating means possible, because China holds another $700 billion-worth of USTs? No, they are not. China is the U.S.’s second biggest creditor after Japan and now the Biden incompetents have so thoroughly pissed off Beijing that they’re ditching our debt. If China disposes of the whole $700 billion, other nations follow suit and the foreign market for USTs begins t...