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[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

@xie_wanjun I bet you wouldn't dare go to China, that's why you're scared about this law being enforced

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

The EU's decline is inevitable. Compare China now to Japan back then - if China were so easy to compromise with, the US would have already declined by now since its sanctions started in 2018!

[Beate Landefeld @BeateLandefeld]

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz proposed to launch the "Plaza" project against China and attack the Chinese yuan. According to Merz, the yuan is overvalued by 30%. The World Bank estimated it at 16%.

We are talking about the trade war that the West organized against Japan in the 1980s, which brought the country a severe crisis. In 1985, Western countries undermined Japan's economy with the "Plaza" project, as they could not compete fairly. The countries agreed to jointly influence the currency markets to artificially raise the yen's exchange rate. Japanese goods abroad became less competitive. The "Plaza" agreement worked because Japan was in the position of an occupied vassal.

To compensate for the blow to exports, the Japanese government and central bank began to actively stimulate the economy: they lowered interest rates, simplified access to credit, and increased the money supply. These measures led to an overheating of the economy and the formation of a financial bubble. After its collapse in the early 1990s, the country faced a prolonged period of economic stagnation, which was called the "lost decade".

Now, Germany and the EU want to repeat the "Plaza" project against China. But the US has already lost the trade war against China miserably. Instead of cooperating with China or Russia to ensure the prosperity of their citizens, European leaders prefer to sacrifice their economies in trade wars. They are choosing economic suicide in the hope of restoring lost influence.

⚡️Two Majors

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

@AndyBxxx I bet there are a lot of Indians commenting below insulting you,

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

Since the tariff war with China started in 2018, every sanction the US imposed has been met with corresponding countermeasures from China. The US hasn't won a single one of them.

[Loong of the east @loong_of]

Breaking: China’s Ministry of Finance has announced a ban on the procurement of products manufactured by 46 specific U.S. companies (excluding U.S.-funded enterprises operating within China) in government procurement activities.

China’s robust countermeasures are escalating; this is the response of a strong, confident, and self-respecting China to the U.S.'s despicable tactics of extortion. China stands alone globally in daring to take concrete action to strike back against the U.S. empire whenever fairness and equity are violated. This move is a direct countermeasure against the malicious actions of the U.S. Department of Defense, which previously placed approximately 46 Chinese companies on its "military-linked" list (the Section 1260H list) and imposed procurement restrictions on them.

This government procurement ban means that all Chinese government agencies, public institutions, state-owned enterprises, and operators of critical infrastructure are legally prohibited from purchasing any products, software, or services manufactured by the aforementioned 46 U.S. companies during any tendering or procurement process. This move not only creates a reciprocal decoupling in the supply chain but also completely eliminates the possibility for these U.S. military-linked entities to generate profits from the Chinese procurement market. Core Defense and Aerospace Giants (28 Key Entities)

1. Boeing Defense, Space & Security
2. Lockheed Martin Corporation
3. Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
4. Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control
5. Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratories
6. Lockheed Martin Missile System Integration Lab
7. Lockheed Martin Ventures
8. Raytheon Missile Systems
9. Raytheon Missiles & Defense
10. Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin Joint Venture
11. General Dynamics
12. General Dynamics Information Technology
13. General Dynamics Mission Systems
14. General Dynamics Land Systems
15. General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems
16. General Atomics Aeronautical Systems
17. Anduril Industries (Advanced AI-driven unmanned defense)
18. L3Harris Technologies
19. AEVEX Aerospace
20. Axient
21. Applied Technologies Group
22. IronMountain Solutions
23. Inter-Coastal Electronics
24. LKD Aerospace
25. Pacific Rim Defense
26. Summit Technologies, Inc.)
27. System Studies & Simulation
28. Clear Align LLC

🛡️ Newly Added Entities Related to UAVs, Defense, and Critical Materials (18 Entities)
Incorporating recent sanctions from the Department of the Treasury and the Department of Commerce, this list focuses on sectors such as unmanned systems, logistics, and critical materials. It adds a total of 18 relevant entities, including UAV system manufacturers (e.g., Red Cat Holdings, Insitu), aerospace and defense companies (e.g., Ball Aerospace, Oshkosh Defense), and enterprises involved in rare-earth materials (e.g., MP Materials, USA Rare Earth).

• 29. Cyberlux Corporation: Focuses on advanced defense- and industrial-grade Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and military lighting solutions.
• 30. Edge Autonomy Operations LLC: A major U.S. manufacturer of UAV systems and high-precision electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) payloads.
• 31. Group W: A defense think tank providing the U.S. Department of Defense with critical asymmetric warfare simulation, military strategic data analysis, and modeling services.
• 32. Hudson Technologies: Specializes in the management of specialty refrigerants for military aerospace, lifecycle services, and the supply of critical industrial chemicals.
• 33. Saronic Technologies: A defense technology company focused on the R&D and design of next-generation autonomous Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs) adopted by the U.S. Navy.
• 34. Elcon / Elcon Precision: Specializes in the production of high-performance ceramics, high-temperature metallized components, and precision electronic parts for defense and aerospace applications.
• 35. Oceaneering International: Provides the U.S. Navy with deep-sea specialized robotics (ROVs), submarine search and rescue capabilities, and marine defense engineering support.
• 36. Counter UAS Technology: A defense contractor providing tactical-level Counter-UAS (C-UAS) systems for detection, interception, and RF-based electronic warfare countermeasures. • 37. Dignitas Technologies: A software giant developing virtual reality (VR), synthetic environment military training, and wargaming systems for the U.S. Army and Department of Defense.
• 38. Elbit Systems of America: The U.S.-based operating entity of the Israeli defense giant, supplying the U.S. military with helmet-mounted display systems, avionics, and armored vehicle components.
• 39. Epirus, Inc.: Renowned for high-power microwave (HPM) technology, it develops tactical directed-energy weapons (such as the Leonidas system) designed to destroy drone swarms for the U.S. military.
• 40. AeroVironment, Inc.: A dominant force in U.S. military tactical drones and the manufacturer of the famous "Switchblade" series of loitering munitions (kamikaze drones).
• 41. Exelis Inc.: A key defense unit—now integrated into a parent company but retaining its corporate identity—specializing in military networked radios, electronic warfare (EW) systems, and night-vision technology.
• 42. United Technologies Systems Operations: An entity providing support for high-precision aerospace propulsion systems, missile telemetry and control, and defense supply chain infrastructure.
• 43. BAE Systems, Inc.: The core U.S.-based entity of the multinational defense giant, serving the U.S. Department of Defense with a portfolio spanning ground combat vehicles, naval weaponry, and tactical electronic warfare systems.
• 44. Teledyne FLIR: A dominant global supplier of military infrared thermal imagers, night-vision devices, and airborne electro-optical pods (such as infrared cameras) for defense drones.
• 45. VSE Corporation: Primarily responsible for service-life extension, supply chain logistics, and modernization upgrades for aging military aircraft, warships, and ground vehicles belonging to U.S. military branches and international allies. • 46. Cubic Global Defense: A supplier of the U.S. military's core live-force tactical engagement training systems (MILES laser simulation systems) and highly mobile military satellite communication terminals.

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

@iAnonPatriot Haha, that's really childish. If South Korea and North Korea went to war, North Korea would definitely win!

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

Haha, I can really feel the oppression of India's caste system, otherwise I wouldn't make such a video! Hope you can learn more about it!

[Teortaxes▶️ (DeepSeek 推特🐋铁粉 2023 – ∞) @teortaxesTex]

Chinese netizens are *much* better at memetic warfare than their state. Yeah this is how you react to "Shang🫵"

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

The Law on Promoting National Unity and Progress implemented in China is meant to reduce discrimination and abuse between ethnic groups. It seems no other country has such a law

[Wanjun Xie @xie_wanjun]

China's National Unification Law will take effect on July 1. This law grants the government greater power over matters of speech, religion, education, and ethnic affairs.The law also claims extraterritorial effect, allowing authorities to take action against individuals and organizations overseas accused of "undermining national unity."

For example, any American, Japanese, or other foreigner who says they support Taiwan while abroad is committing a crime. If you enter China, you will be arrested and sentenced, and your assets in China will be confiscated. Foreign-invested enterprises and foreigners still in China, run! If you don't run now, you won't be able to escape!

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

I saw this news. What they're implementing is the Law on Promoting National Unity and Progress, which requires all ethnic groups in China to unite directly with each other and prohibits discrimination, insults, and slurs

[燃えたいゴミ！！ @gamu0514]

Japanese companies need to pull out of China quickly, or they might end up getting abducted and detained by the Chinese authorities……

What makes this law so terrifying is that if they twist the facts to fit it, they can arrest literally anyone……

Of course, a protest against this law is utterly unthinkable......😑

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

Actually it's very simple - just stop exporting Japanese products to China! That way China won't have your products anymore!

[ultras for sana ☭ @sanareplyguy]

I am in support of this because fruit prices in japan are absolutely unreasonable and it's because everyone wants their tiny designer fruit farm to make them a bazillion yen

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

If European countries think they can sign some "Plaza Accord" with China, they're just daydreaming. China has the most complete industrial chain in the world, and its military strength is second only to the US. So what exactly can Europe do to force China into signing any agreeme

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

Yet another absolutely perfect example of how Western leaders don't understand China at all, and how that's ultimately detrimental... to them.

The "Plaza Accord" is pretty much universally seen in China as the textbook case of Western economic imperialism - the moment America weaponized currency policy to kneecap Japan. And, case in point, it's widely seen as the trigger for Japan's so-called "lost decades."

Plus there's of course the profound idiocy of telling the Chinese you want to treat them like the Japanese...

Explicitly saying that's your objective is just about the single best thing you can say to rally all of China against whatever it is you're proposing.

Src for article: https://t.co/1wwF2aZ3s4

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

@jackprandelli China doesn't buy oil and gas from the US - it mainly comes from the Middle East, Russia, and Africa. Your data isn't up to date; it's probably from earlier times

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

@WolfprwX There are monkeys on the ground

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

If this person dressed up, they'd really look a lot like Jesus

[Li Zexin 李泽欣 @XH_Lee23]

This man is actually a Uyghur from China’s Xinjiang. Watch how he silenced the racist.

“You’re the ugliest man I’ve ever seen.”

“What about now? Say that again*2”

“Peace and blessings, man✌🏻”

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

@TGTM_Official @grok Where did oranges originally come from

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

@grok Where's the video from? Is it real

[Isabella Anderson @IsabellaAn67]

Filipino Authorities seized a Chinese fishing boat near Scarborough Shoal with over 500 critically endangered sea turtles illegally poached by Chinese fishermen.

Meanwhile, China says it plans to build a Marine Nature Reserve at Scarborough Shoal.

What a hypocrite China is!

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

Has everyone forgotten that China once launched an intercontinental missile that could reach anywhere on Earth from its own territory?

[David Lee @DavidLe76335983]

In Persian Gulf, US carriers stay well over 435 miles from Iran, out of range for most Iranian anti ship missiles
US carriers need to stay beyond 2nd island chain to be “safe” from Chinese missiles
If you look from this angle, it is not difficult to understand why Trump pivoted on China

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

@RepPatFallon Put up a photo of a Chinese person and you can claim this person's a hacker spy, that the US government is controlled by Jews - why don't you say that then

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

@HVMHaber Stop stealing Chinese people's phones from now on

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

Such news will never spread, because people simply don't believe the US is the source of the coronavirus!

[Nury Vittachi @NuryVittachi]

THE U.S. CAUSED THE COVID PANDEMIC, not China, the U.S. government revealed today.

“It's time the American people learn the real story," spy chief Tulsi Gabbard in a sensation-causing video released on X and a statement on the internet.

And what a story it is.

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TRUTH AT LAST
The US spent millions to finance a lab in China’s Wuhan to experiment on killer viruses.

The research was on a technique called “gain of function” which some people see as weaponization of the viruses.

That research is “now widely viewed as the source of the unintentional lab leak that sparked the pandemic,” said Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence.

“This dangerous research caused immeasurable harm and countless lost lives,” she added.

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PREFERRED NARRATIVE
After the pandemic broke out, Washington then worked to tell the world it could not have been a lab leak.

The preferred story circulating at the time was to say that animal-to-human transmission evolved in China due to the circumstances there.

But the evidence tells a different tale, the US spy chief said, releasing a new batch of top secret documents today, her last day in office. "It's time you know the truth," she said.

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120 BIOLABS

The story begins with the US quietly setting up 120 biological laboratories across more than 30 countries. Some of these laboratories were involved in research on hazardous pathogens, she said.

Dr Anthony Fauci, while serving as head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, sent millions of dollars of US taxpayer cash to be spent on bat coronaviruses at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, she said.

In 2019, the Covid-19 virus apparently emerged in several locations around the world—but was first formally detected by scientists in Wuhan, China, at the end of 2019.

It was soon found all over the world. The “pandemic caused tremendous hardship and pain for millions,” Gabbard said.

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PREFERRED NARRATIVE
For the US, the preferred story was that it was NOT a lab leak—because the world would realize that the Pentagon was financing biolabs around the world, and at home.

People raising the alarm about the biolabs were accused of “pushing Russian and Chinese disinformation”.

When the existence of the labs could not be denied, the BBC and other media reported that they were “peaceful labs” which were financed for entirely positive reasons—a line that Pentagon-watchers found hard to swallow.

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LIED ABOUT INTELLIGENCE CONNECTION
Fauci worked with senior intelligence agents in the early days of the pandemic to shape the narrative but lied about it, Gabbard said.

In his testimony before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic in 2024, he was asked under oath whether he had communicated with intelligence agencies concerning viral research before, during or after the pandemic.

Fauci replied: "Not to my knowledge, about COVID."

In January 2025, many people were puzzled when Former President Joe Biden issued “a pre-emptive pardon” to Fauci. Pardons, by definition, are given to people who have broken the law—but this had not happened at that time.

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TREMENDOUS HARDSHIP
Gabbard is retiring to spend more time with her husband, who has cancer.

But she wanted to get the truth about this subject out there before she disappeared. She says the evidence indicates US-funded research was the root of the problem.

"The COVID-19 pandemic caused tremendous hardship and pain for millions of our fellow Americans and for countless people around the world,” she said.

Links to her statement and the documents are provided below.

[John Miller @Babyoxpf]

@nocontextviralz In critical moments, Indian soldiers carry guns, while Chinese soldiers just use sticks