Elisa Prestes

[Soviet Visuals @sovietvisuals]

"A specter is haunting Europe, the specter of communism." Soviet poster, 1920.

[Furkan Gözükara @FurkanGozukara]

"Israeli society has gone full fascist. It's like Berlin 1930." Abby Martin describes her horrifying experience in Jerusalem where every single person she spoke to espoused casual genocidal rhetoric against Palestinians. The footage speaks for itself.

[Lucas @langptbr]

voto e faço campanha 24hrs pra zeh dirceu no senado

[Soviet Visuals @sovietvisuals]

"Iveria" band, USSR TV, 1982.

[Elisa Prestes @ElisaPrestes]

https://t.co/2dWjRq4ce8

[hello world @hellowo63335565]

The German federal government believes that Chinese 5G equipment, including Huawei, does not pose any security risks and will continue to issue licenses for Chinese operators to install 5G equipment.

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

Interesting article which reveals quite a bit about US methods to spy on China. https://t.co/R9BwHr3lGB

The US recruited HK-born Leung 40 years ago when he opened a restaurant in America. They paid him $1,000 a month and created a whole new identity for him with fake diplomas, etc.

The US then provided funding to help Leung increase his influence in the Chinese-American community, where he became president of many organisations through large donations. Unsurprisingly you can expect that Chinese-American communities are completely infiltrated by the US government.

Leung then went to China, disguising himself as a philanthropist and donating to charity events, and carried out a series of espionage activities against China in his guise as a philanthropist. These included trying to get close to Chinese diplomats stationed in the US through meals, visits and events, and spying on Chinese-Americans.

Leung took new diplomats to a monitored restaurant or hotel to fish for secret information. Sometimes he set up erotic traps in a bid to threaten the Chinese officials to defect.

Leung also sometimes acted as bait for the US, meeting targeted US government personnel and enticing them to trade sensitive information with the intention of piecing together enough evidence to create a “Chinese spy” case.

He was caught two years ago in China after he used many false identity documents to travel to the mainland via Hong Kong in 2020, when international flights were halted by Covid-19. He was sentenced to life in prison.

[David P. Goldman @davidpgoldman]

The German government quietly gave German broadband providers the OK to use Huawei components in their network, Die Welt reports. Deutsche Telekom, the largest, has insisted throughout that security issues are manageable. https://t.co/B607zXVtwv

[Elisa Prestes @ElisaPrestes]

@pesquisas_2022 novas

[David P. Goldman @davidpgoldman]

China isn't thinking about war: It plans to lead the Fourth Industrial Revolution and leave us in the dust. That's a whole lot scarier, or should be. But we're too narcissistic to believe that China can do it. They're doing it. Now. And we can't even make enough 155mm shells.

[Carl Zha @CarlZha]

How generous is the US to ALLOW its vassals to do business w China!

It doesn't matter. US hawks has helped China to identify its weakest link in tech. No efforts nor treasures will be spared to master advanced semiconductor manufacturing. China will achieve full spectrum tech dominance in 10-15 years.

[Elisa Prestes @ElisaPrestes]

@rede_marco racistas filhas das putas

[MacroPolo @MacroPoloChina]

ICYMI check out the first case in our "Tech Pivot in Practice" series.

The series examines how facing constraints on its technological future, China is still quite capable at deploying the present.

The silicon carbide chip is one such present tech:

https://t.co/1xJBeHz5wo

[OɾιoƖ Sabata @oriolsabata]

Cómo de fuerte debe ser la manipulación y el lavado de cerebro para que se relacione a Putin con una posible "vuelta a la URSS".

Vivimos tiempos de un analfabetismo político/ideológico sin precedentes.

[MacroPolo @MacroPoloChina]

1/ Much attention has been devoted to China chasing the technologies of tomorrow, but what’s equally important is securing the technologies of today.

Supply chains aren’t built with frontier tech, but rather inputs like camera image sensors:

https://t.co/KO1tJNLomo

[Isis Paris Maia @IsisMaia]

O fio de hoje visa esclarecer de uma vez por todas como ocorre o processo democrático na China. Segue para entender três aspectos: Democracia Eleitoral; Democracia Consultiva e a Participação Popular na Prática. Vai ficar difícil estereotipar o cidadão chinês como oprimido 🇨🇳🧶

[Agon Hamza @Agonhamza]

Slavoj Žižek: "Wokeness Is Here To Stay"

https://t.co/hciQw7JXtd

[Sharing Travel @TripInChina]

Wedding in Kashgar, Xinjiang.
😍😍😍