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China 🇨🇳's hatred of Japan 🇯🇵 never ends! This baby, barely able to crawl, is being used to indoctrinate with anti-Japanese 🇯🇵 sentiment. A note in front of them reads "Japan," while behind them, a child crawls towards a target carrying a satchel labeled "explosive." It's heartbreaking to see!

American investors are increasingly pressuring Asian fund managers to create specialized "parallel funds" to maintain exposure to regional growth while completely avoiding sensitive Chinese technology assets. This shift comes as Washington enforces strict new regulations that penalize investments in cutting-edge Chinese sectors, specifically targeting advanced semiconductors, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence. The financial stakes in this geopolitical pivot are massive, with U.S. investors holding roughly $361 billion in Chinese stocks and bonds as recently as the end of 2024, according to U.S. Treasury data. The penalties for violating these investment restrictions—originally drafted in 2025 by the Biden administration and recently expanded under President Donald Trump—are severe, including fines of up to $1 million and prison sentences of up to 20 years. Asset managers in financial hubs like Singapore and Hong Kong report that these structural workarounds are predominantly driven by risk-averse compliance departments at U.S. pension funds, endowments, and family offices. The Alternative Investment Management Association, which represents over 2,000 hedge funds managing a combined $4.5 trillion globally, notes that familiar financial tools like "side pockets" are now being repurposed specifically to manage this geopolitical friction. The most common solution emerging in the market is the creation of two separate vehicles: one covering the entire Asian strategy and a parallel fund that completely excludes Chinese tech or the country altogether. U.S. state governments are also actively restricting these investments at the institutional level, pushing asset managers to adapt their offerings. The Minnesota State Board of Investment recently secured a specific opt-out from a Blackstone Asia fund to avoid Chinese exposure, a concession Blackstone reportedly extended to other investors. Similarly, Arkansas enacted a blanket law banning public pension funds from investing in Chinese companies, joining states like Indiana, Florida, Kansas, Iowa, Tennessee, and Arizona, which have passed legislation restricting capital flows into Chinese AI and other tech sectors. https://t.co/owb36pautE

Guess Who's Promoting the Protests Against Iran Airstrikes? It's Chy-na, apparently- among others! 😉 Don't forget many Chinese nationalists crossed our borders under the Biden admin. What were they sent here to do? 🤔 Plus we have lots of Chinese spies who were already here. China depended a lot on Iranian oil. The CCP is not happy with the US and Israel right now.😉 From the article: Chinese state-run media outlets immediately began promoting anti-war protests in the United States just after the Trump administration and Israel carried out airstrikes on Iran. The protests were organized by several prominent far-left organizations like ANSWER Coalition, People’s Forum, Code Pink, and Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL). These entities are tied to millionaire Neville Roy Singham, a wealthy Marxist businessman tied to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Chinese state media outlets such as Xinhua News Agency, China Daily, China Global Television Network (CGTN), the Global Times, the People’s Daily, and China[dot]org — all directly run by the CCP — quickly promoted the far-left protests organized by these Singham-linked groups, as the Chinese government denounced the actions taken by President Donald Trump against China’s now-besieged ally in the Middle East. Articles by multiple Chinese state-run outlets over the past few days touted the anti-war protests, approvingly quoted a People’s Forum leader at length, and shared protest photos and videos featuring anti-war signage produced by ANSWER and PSL. The protests were also touted by Singham network-linked outlets such as the People’s Dispatch and BreakThrough News. The Chinese Embassy in the U.S. did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The People’s Forum, ANSWER, Code Pink, and PSL did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Xinhua News Agency reported that “Hundreds of New Yorkers rallied in Times Square and then marched along streets in New York City in protest of U.S.-Israel coordinated airstrikes against Iran on Saturday.” Several Chinese outlets quoted People’s Forum education director Layan Fuleihan, who said, “We cannot forget that it is the United States that has over 5,000 nuclear warheads ready to be launched.” China is one of the Iranian regime’s most important economic partners. Over 80 percent of the oil Iran has shipped has gone to China, making up about 13 percent of the CCP’s sea-based imports, Reuters reported. The two nations also have a strong military partnership. The Chinese government called for an immediate cease-fire after the airstrikes. Link to article in comments