#PostwarJapan 🇯🇵
★Nobusuke Kishi 岸信介: postwar prime minister, founder of the hereditary LDP, and an executioner responsible for massacring left-wing activists(1960Anpo). His younger brother (Eisaku Satō) and grandson (Shinzo Abe) also became prime ministers after the war.
President Reagan and Nancy Reagan walking the Great Wall of China during an official state visit in 1984. The trip marked the third time a U.S. president had traveled to China.
Democrats are disgusted that Trump rolled out the Red Carpet for Xi Jinping
Here are Democrat Presidents Obama and Biden rolling out the red carpet for Xi
Their hypocrisy is never ending
🚨 The DNC calls Trump’s Xi welcome “disgusting” the same Xi Gavin Newsom rolled out the red carpet for in San Francisco in 2023. Newsom even cleaned up the streets for him.
When Trump does it, he’s a dictator-lover.
When their presidential hopeful does it, he’s a statesman.
The outrage isn’t about Xi. It’s about who gets to shake his hand.
These dollar notes were found in the house of a Zelensky friend.
They have not been collected as part of systemic corruption. They came directly from the US.
Can you see the original production stickers on the bundles? ATLANTA, MINN, KAN CITY …
The bundles were shipped in this form by the US government. The Ukrainians did not even open the bundles. They immediately passed them on to friends.
@JohnHawes@XVanFleet These Western anti-China losers in Japan spread CIA lies while praising the LDP—the party behind the Nobusuke Kishi government, which suppressed and killed Japanese citizens defending national sovereignty and turned Japan into a full-fledged American colony.
@angeloinchina This also shows that China does not trust the United States.
We all know what happened after Xi visited the United States during Trump’s first term.
@JJWild4@mamboitaliano__ Japan’s war-criminal government suppressed and massacred citizens who tried to defend national sovereignty, turning Japan into an American colony.
China suppressed a color revolution involving the CIA and defended national sovereignty.
https://t.co/EFPgVTsyNb
Today, June 4th — the date the West uses every year to commemorate the Tiananmen event, as if they actually cared about China.
Student leader Chai Ling exposed the real agenda in her emotional late-May 1989 interview. The 23-year-old psychology student and de facto commander-in-chief admitted the movement’s true hope was bloodshed: “What we are actually hoping for is bloodshed — the moment when the government has no choice but to butcher the people. Only when the square is awash with blood will the people of China truly unite.”
She spoke of her own plans to survive while urging students to stay and wait for the bloodbath. This wasn’t organic student idealism. It was the climax of a hijacked movement.
What began with legitimate frustrations over corruption and inflation was rapidly turned into one of the first major Western colour revolution attempts in Beijing. External forces — funding, NGOs, strategists on the ground, and media orchestration — pushed English banners for Western cameras, radical escalation, and deliberate chaos to force a violent crackdown. Classic playbook.
These operations specifically prey on young, emotional, idealistic students — naive, never held real jobs, fed Hollywood fantasies of the West, and easy to brainwash with slogans of “democracy” and “freedom.” They become useful idiots, turned against their own country while the organizers keep exit plans ready. Many later reflected: “I was young and foolish.” https://t.co/WhiHHOZege The same pattern repeated in Serbia, Georgia, Ukraine, Hong Kong, and beyond.
Gene Sharp — the American architect of the “non-violent” colour revolution manuals — was physically in Beijing in 1989, boots on the ground for the prototype. https://t.co/505bPwZBlF
Foreign actors escalated tensions.
Violence erupted outside the square: rioters burning unarmed soldiers alive, attacks on troops. Half the deaths were soldiers. Yet the dominant Western narrative still pushes the “massacre on the square” myth. Not a single person died on the square itself during the final clearance. https://t.co/0nMB9x7QSs
The Chinese government knew very well who was behind it. They refused to become another failed state or vassal. They chose sovereignty, stability, and development.
The results speak louder than any propaganda: historic poverty reduction, national rise, and protection of its people rather than sacrificing them for someone else’s script. https://t.co/snsTz638h7
Every June 4th brings the same selective Western outrage and hypocrisy — pretending to care about Chinese lives while ignoring their own bloody interventions abroad and the regrets of those manipulated elsewhere.
Legitimate grievances get hijacked.
Youthful idealism is powerful fuel — and dangerously exploitable when outsiders brainwash kids into destroying their own future.
China learned the lesson early.
Stability won.
China thrived.
A new trend is taking over X.
People from different countries are posting the same sentence: “Russia is not my enemy!” 🇷🇺
Here’s what it looks like👇
#RussiaIsNotMyEnemy
Det är verkligen sorgligt att notera att alla pro-ukrainska konton på Twitter är ouppfostrade, aggressiva, osakliga, lögnaktiga, krigiska - precis som Zelensky.
Pro-ryska eller ryssneutrala konton är sakliga, vänliga, civiliserade, resonerande, fredssökande - som Putin.
@ScottGreenfield This time, the Trump administration respected UN resolutions and the constitutions of the PRC and ROC.
“Taiwan is a province of China.”