Devil Dog

Ultra Right Wing.Absolutely disdains youtards.Eurasia-Pacific Front.(SOL)(Third Force)(#NAFOfella)(Collective Information Affiliate)🇺🇦🇹🇼🇮🇱🇸🇽🇯🇵

[Devil Dog @RhalmorEbon]

That explains the gongfei behaviour both domestic and abroad.

[The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动 @TGTM_Official]

This is a famous video on the Chinese web, Mao Zedong's secretary, Mr. Li Rui, recalled his interaction with Xi Jinping and exposed that Xi Jinping only has an elementary school education.

#TheGreatTranslationMovement

[Aric Chen @aricchen]

[ Margin Notes ] Xi Jinping’s great purge has finally "succeeded". After years of carving through the PLA like a paranoid surgeon removing every possible tumor, he now commands nothing but a hollow shell of terrified yes-men. The generals are gone, the admirals silenced, the rocket force decapitated. What remains is a bare commander barking orders into an echo chamber—loyal only because loyalty is the last survival strategy left.

War? Don’t be ridiculous. A military that has spent the last decade learning to salute faster than it learns to fight cannot win anything beyond a staged parade. Every surviving officer knows the rule: competence is dangerous, initiative is suicide, and real talent was purged long ago. Xi has built the perfect machine for internal terror and the worst possible instrument for external conflict. One misstep on the battlefield and the survivors will remember who sent them to die with broken equipment and broken morale.

And the emperor himself? He sleeps in a palace that feels more like a tomb. Every report could be a trap, every loyalist a future traitor, every success the seed of the next conspiracy. Having eliminated every rival, rival, and potential rival, Xi has achieved the ultimate victory of the paranoid: total isolation. He is now the loneliest man in China—surrounded by people too frightened to tell him the truth, and too broken to defend him when the reckoning finally comes.

- ACI

[Negasi Tayachewe @NTayachewe12]

According to China, Philippines & Japan are threats

But China, which is water cannoning Philippine ships, mocking @takaichi_sanae with propaganda cartoons, and picking fights with @jaytaryela using nonsense arguments, isn't

Logic isn't logicking. @CarpioJudge @MalayaIrredenta

[Vajra🇮🇳 @BholeNath_wasi]

United Nations need to look into human right abuses of Shang and Nong caste.

Shang caste is often ghettoed in tier 3 cities where scenes like this are common.

CCP often releases such toxic pollutants a week before salary day hoping they have to pay less number of Shang caste😢

[Aric Chen @aricchen]

🚨 Fake Chinese USB drives infiltrated Japan’s military — and sensitive secrets may have already been stolen for nearly a YEAR.

For eleven months, China-linked malware sat inside Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF). Not in a sandbox. Not on some peripheral office network. Inside Middle Army headquarters in Itami, Hyogo Prefecture. On computers wired to closed systems that move troops.

Nikkei Asia put it into daylight on June 25.

Read the numbers slowly. Six of eight counterfeit thumb drives carried the same malware. More than 50 of roughly 480 unit computers had them inserted at some point. Nearly half of those touched were on closed networks handling classified data, including unit command and control. The infection ran from March 2024 to February 2025. The only reason anyone caught it: one soldier's computer started running slow.

The drives themselves are the part that should stop every defense procurement officer in the Indo-Pacific cold. Labeled one terabyte, actually 240 gigabytes. Cheap microSD cards inside a counterfeit shell, malware preloaded at the factory. They were logged as transfers from Ishikawa Prefecture during Noto Peninsula earthquake relief. Ishikawa told Nikkei it has no record of buying them. No invoice. No paper trail. They just appeared inside a military supply line during a national emergency.

JGSDF's public line is that no actual system damage has been confirmed. The strain matches samples U.S. cybersecurity firms have previously tied to Chinese state-linked advanced persistent threat (APT) operators. That is not a final attribution. It is also not nothing.

And here is the part democracies cannot keep brushing off. Nikkei's follow-up reporting found the same counterfeit drives, same malware family, sold across Japanese and international online retailers at roughly half the market price, with confirmed infections already inside Japanese factories and research institutions. The same vector has been used against government and telecom targets in Vietnam and Australia.

This is what supply-chain warfare looks like in 2026. Not a zero-day. Not a phishing campaign. A counterfeit USB drive, mass-produced in a Chinese factory, fed into procurement through disaster-relief chaos and a price tag, then plugged into a network that moves troops.

Allied militaries — JGSDF, the Republic of China (Taiwan) Armed Forces, the United States, Australia — need a hardware whitelist for classified systems. Not an antivirus that politely skips the USB slot. Not the honor system. Not next budget cycle.

Beijing's cheapest weapon is not a missile. It is the device you bought on sale.

Somebody plugged it in.

ACI — Aric Chen | Insights

[Gordon G. Chang @GordonGChang]

From a friend in Korea, about the presence of Chinese military officers in that country:

“I am writing to bring to your attention a development that many South Koreans find deeply alarming.

According to a recent report, three officers from the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) are currently attending command and staff courses at South Korea's Army, Navy, and Air Force colleges.

This situation is difficult to comprehend.

The United States has repeatedly warned that the Chinese Communist Party is America's principal strategic competitor and has strengthened efforts to limit military exchanges with China. At the same time, thousands of U.S. troops remain stationed in South Korea under the U.S.-ROK alliance to deter aggression from North Korea and maintain stability in the Indo-Pacific.

Yet, despite these realities, officers from the PLA—a military force closely aligned with North Korea and increasingly hostile toward the United States and its allies—are being educated within South Korea's highest military institutions.

China and North Korea recently announced an expansion of military cooperation, and Beijing remains bound by its treaty obligations toward Pyongyang. In such an environment, allowing PLA officers to study Korean military doctrine, operational concepts, and command procedures raises serious questions about operational security and alliance coordination.

Many South Koreans are also concerned about China's doctrine of ‘Unrestricted Warfare,’ which emphasizes using every available means—military, political, economic, informational, and psychological—to advance the strategic interests of the Chinese Communist Party. Against this backdrop, permitting PLA officers access to South Korean military institutions appears not merely unwise but potentially dangerous.

Military education is not limited to classroom instruction. Officers build relationships, exchange ideas, and gain valuable insights through daily interaction and informal conversations. Many former military officials have warned that separating certain classes cannot fully prevent the transfer of knowledge and understanding.

Perhaps most concerning of all, reports indicate that this decision to resume military education exchanges with China was made without prior consultation with the United States or U.S. Forces Korea.

This development raises profound questions:

Why should officers from a country that maintains a military alliance with North Korea be educated inside South Korea's military institutions?

How does this policy strengthen the U.S.-ROK alliance or improve deterrence against the growing China-North Korea partnership?

And what message does this send to America's allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific?

I respectfully hope that you may examine this issue and bring international attention to it. Many South Koreans believe this matter deserves serious scrutiny from both South Korea and the United States.

Thank you for your continued leadership and your steadfast support for freedom and security in the Indo-Pacific.

Source:
https://t.co/7gxdIEKL2l”

[Michael Ron Bowling @mrbcyber]

We have a severe foreign interference problem in the US

The Chinese developer that funded a secret police station in New York, donates to both political parties. He is also accused of bribing a top aide of former NY Mayor Eric Adams. Crime, corruption & interference 🔗

[WarrenVsCCP | 🇺🇸🇹🇼🇺🇸 @WarrenVsCCP]

Burn, baby burn!!!

[Bin Xie @bxieus]

Here is another footage from their own members how female victime were treated right after they were abducted by Liu Ren´s gang.

Don't call me racist! I am just telling the thuth of some evil groups in this world.

[Bin Xie @bxieus]

Which criminal gang is the worst in human history? Is it the Cártel de Sinaloa in Mexico or the Clan del Golfo in Columbia? They aren't. The worst is led by Liu Ren (刘忍), a Chinese man in Cambodia who was extradited back to China last week.

Liu Ren sells no drugs, his core business is selling men he lured with his cyber crime network . In his private jail, 2,100+ young men（mostly college students) were locked up in cages. The name, blood type, and price of each man is clearly labeled in each cage, value depending on their organ conditions and blood types, prices range between RMB 200K-700K (USD 30K-105K). Those 2,100+ men are just his current inventory awaiting for transactions. How many men have been sold by him in the last 15 years? Countless, at least tens of thousands, none of them is still alive.

What about those women he kidnapped？They were injected with female hormones to boost their milk production, their breast milk is harvested for commercial use, and sold in black markets.

Everyday many young people disappeared without any trace, some of them ended up in Liu's cages.

Liu has his own army in Cambodia. In China he is a member of the Anhui Provincial Committee of the People's Political Consultative Conference — a government official. On CCP's official media, he is a hero in promoting CCP's Belt and Road Initiative. His official title in Cambodia is the president of The Association of Anhui in Cambodia.

Association of Anhui? Yes, we have it in America as well, there is even one in Texas (德州安徽同乡会).

[Sunanda Acharya @Sunanda_Iam]

🚨China "30 years ahead of the world," they said. 🇨🇳

The buildings look futuristic.

The narrative sounds unstoppable.

Then reality shows up.

The gap between the image and the reality is wider than the skyline itself.

More propaganda than progress. More hype than substance.

#China #ChinaPoverty

[frank621 yu @frankyu621]

@TGTM_Official

[Bin Xie @bxieus]

Things like this will never happen in Taiwan:

[UnveiledChina @Unveiled_ChinaX]

A shadow network operating for the Chinese Communist Party just successfully hijacked millions in New York City taxpayer funds through raw, unchecked local political corruption.

On June 24, 2026, federal prosecutors unsealed a damning 13-count bribery and wire fraud indictment. Authorities arrested Frank Carone, the former Chief of Staff to NYC Mayor Eric Adams, alongside Yan Po Zhu, a wealthy Chinese real estate developer.

The conspiracy ignited in 2022 during the height of the New York City migrant crisis. Carone allegedly abused his powerful administrative position to force through a lucrative 6.8 million dollar emergency housing contract for Zhu's Queens hotel. This action completely bypassed repeated rejections from housing officials who had already declared the site entirely unfit.

In exchange, Zhu allegedly funneled 120,000 dollars in bribes disguised as sham legal retainer fees to quietly pay off Carone’s personal credit cards. By July 2024, as federal investigators closed in, the co-conspirators panicked, fabricating a backdated promissory note and deleting text messages to erase the digital paper trail.

The national security implications are staggering. Investigative reports published on June 25, 2026, revealed that Zhu was the primary financial lifeline for the American Changle Association, bankrolling it with a 100,000 dollar donation. This is the exact front organization exposed for operating an illegal, secret Chinese police station in Manhattan to target and repress dissidents on behalf of Beijing.

Zhu also maintains long-standing ties to suspected CCP agent Linda Sun, the former New York state aide accused of deep foreign infiltration. Following a federal raid on his Long Island mansion where a cache of weapons was seized, Zhu was hit with a massive 8 million dollar bond as an extreme flight risk to a nation with no U.S. extradition treaty.

While the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, this timeline shows how foreign regimes can weaponize local political greed to compromise critical American infrastructure. Public trust must be fiercely guarded against those who treat national security and public service as a personal goldmine.

#NYC #NewYork #CCP #NationalSecurity #MigrantCrisis #FBI #Corruption #EricAdams #BreakingNews

[Michael Ron Bowling @mrbcyber]

China funnels millions into western environmental groups. Which is why there is rarely any criticism of its environmental damage

Not only is it the worlds biggest polluter but its subsidized fishing fleets are decimating ocean life. Yet environmental groups remain silent.

[Alfonso Daniel🇮🇳🇺🇸 @AlfonsoDan17515]

My Indian Brothers🇮🇳 Have Exposed China 🇨🇳 Completely on Twitter in Just One week
#china #chinacastesystem #wumao #india

[Vajra🇮🇳 @BholeNath_wasi]

Regardless how they whitewash China, Chinese tourists are reflection of what goes on in China.

Chinese tourist caught pooping at walls of Korea.

Real superpower China?

[ChinaVideos @ChinaVideos1]

How old is this Chinese child? 10 or 11? In any case, far too young to be working like that and carrying such heavy sacks. #XiJinping shouldn't be pouring 400 billion a year into the military; instead, he should ensure that children don't have to work just to survive.

Video from @xinwendiaocha

#poorChinese

[Bin Xie @bxieus]

On June 21, a worker who suffered from frequent nosebleeds due to long-term employment under a "12-hour two-shift" work schedule called for the abolition of that work schedule.

In socialist China, many factories operate on a two-shift, 12-hour schedule, workers typically work six days a week (sometimes six and a half), with total weekly working hours reaching 72 to 84 hours and only two to four days off per month.

Such inhumane work schedule had been abolished in Western countries for more than a century.

Today many merchandise you and I bought from Walmart or Target lebeled “Made in China” are produced by those slave workers.

[WarrenVsCCP | 🇺🇸🇹🇼🇺🇸 @WarrenVsCCP]

The CCP's wolf warriors keep asking why Taiwan won't submit.

Because Taiwan is a cat.

You can threaten it.
You can stalk it.
You can try to corner it.
But you can't make it obey.
The real nightmare for Beijing isn't Taiwan's military.

It's Taiwan's existence.

A free Chinese society.
A democratic Chinese society.
A prosperous Chinese society.

Every day Taiwan exists, it disproves the CCP's biggest lie:

The Chinese people need authoritarian rule to succeed.

https://t.co/XFzXT4Wq07