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[Rick Scott @SenRickScott]

Communist China has NEVER shown any remorse for the murder of the Tiananmen massacre victims — people who stood up for their God-given freedom.

@RepOgles and I are working to rename the street directly in front of the Chinese Embassy Compound here in DC to “Tiananmen Square Memorial Boulevard.”

The CCP must be held accountable for their atrocities then AND now.

[OSINTdefender @sentdefender]

According to a release from the U.S. Department of Justice, an American citizen, Thomas Weir Pauken II, who worked in China, pleaded guilty to acting as an agent of the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Per the release, Pauken admitted to being handled by three individuals he knew to be agents of the PRC, “Cathy,” “William,” and “Richard,” who tasked him with forming relationships with U.S. politicians, gaining access to cyber espionage techniques and assets, and other taskings for the Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS). Over the course of his work for these individuals, Pauken received at least $100,000 for his efforts.

[Freedom House @freedomhouse]

The Chinese government works tirelessly to erase the memory of June 4, 1989 from the internet. The CCP's censorship of Tiananmen is not just about the past—it's about controlling the present. China remains the world's worst environment for internet freedom, with pervasive censorship, surveillance, and punishment for peaceful online expression. Explore Freedom House's latest findings from our #FreedomOnTheNet report: https://t.co/eJIefVoHmo

[Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio]

On June 4, the world marks 37 years since the Chinese Communist Party ordered its troops to attack thousands of peaceful demonstrators in and around Tiananmen Square. Those who sacrificed to uphold their unalienable rights of free expression and peaceful assembly will be vindicated someday.

[Rep. Andy Ogles @RepOgles]

The CCP murdered its own citizens 37 years ago during the Tiananmen Square Massacre.

They were murdered because they stood against communist tyranny, and to this day, the CCP denies the massacre ever happened.

That is why @SenRickScott and I want to remind the CCP of the truth by renaming the street in front of the Chinese Embassy in our Nation’s Capital “Tiananmen Square Memorial Boulevard."

We cannot let them forget.

[Luke de Pulford @lukedepulford]

It’s June 4th in Hong Kong. 🕯️

[Chris Fenton @TheDragonFeeder]

It is now June 4 in Beijing...

Here's a picture from @niubi from June 4, 1989...

The photos that still exist from that day continue to lessen over time...

Beijing ordered that extinction of history...

And the world unfortunately listens...

[Iris Tao @IrisTaoTV]

My family escaped Communism to come to the U.S.

Today in the Oval Office, I asked President Trump why he's warning Americans about Communism in a new statement. His response was powerful:

“You're going to get free rent, you're going to get free houses, you're going to get free food, you're going to get free everything, but eventually that ends, and it leads to death, destruction, and squalor 100% of the time.”

On Mayor Mamdani in NYC: “I don't understand why he thinks it's okay for all these companies that pay hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes a year to leave, because you're not going to have any tax base.”

“Free enterprise is tougher to sell, but that's what's made our country great, and that's why it's great again now.”

[Demetri @AsiaLens]

Rubio on the anniversary of Tiananmen 👇

[Bloomberg @business]

The US and its “Five Eyes” intelligence partners issued what they said was an unprecedented joint notice warning about attempts by Chinese spies to use websites such as LinkedIn to recruit assets https://t.co/nWgBnt0wTQ

[Alex Wickham @alexwickham]

NEW: MI5 and Five Eyes partner agencies have just issued what they say is an unprecedented joint warning about attempts by Chinese spies to use LinkedIn to recruit Western assets

[UnveiledChina @Unveiled_ChinaX]

Beijing thought it could hold the entire global tech industry hostage by locking down rare earth minerals, but Western innovators just broke the CCP’s chokehold. A Wall Street Journal report highlights a massive wave of optimism as industries successfully eliminate their reliance on Chinese critical minerals. For decades, Beijing controlled up to 90% of global rare earth processing, using that monopoly as political leverage. However, its recent aggressive export restrictions backfired completely, triggering an unprecedented boom in non-Chinese processing and substitution technologies that cannot be undone.

Leading this technological rebellion is Minnesota-based startup Niron Magnetics, which has engineered the world’s first high-performance, rare-earth-free permanent magnets using iron nitride. By utilizing iron and nitrogen, which are abundant, cheap, and entirely domestic raw materials, Niron completely bypasses the dirty refining loops controlled by China. This breakthrough has attracted massive backing from automotive giants like GM Ventures, Stellantis, and Volvo, alongside defense partnerships to build military hardware. Demand is already outstripping supply, forcing Niron to expand from a pilot facility to a massive 190,000-square-foot production plant to fulfill its contracts.

At the same time, startups like Conifer are transforming electric motors by swapping out rare earths for standard, abundant ferrite magnets. Conifer’s proprietary design slashes motor size and weight by up to 50% while boosting vehicle range and operating efficiency by up to 30%. These clean motors seamlessly drop into everything from delivery vehicles and robotics to data center cooling systems. By trying to weaponize its mineral monopoly, the CCP has accidentally forced the West to build a resilient, localized supply chain that leaves authoritarian chokeholds in the past.

#RareEarths #SupplyChain #NationalSecurity #CleanTech #ChinaDecoupling #Innovation #Geopolitics #NironMagnetics

https://t.co/7oWP1U6Jek

[Wang Hui @wanghui90]

Tomorrow will be 37 years since that day when nothing happened in #Tiananmen Square #June4

Beijing just shut the gates on Tiananmen Mothers, barring them from Wanan Cemetery & blocking their annual memorial for 1989 victims @Sohnie @BobFu4China @revolution528 @BanGaoRen

[Byron Wan @Byron_Wan]

A self-proclaimed “journalist” — a vlogger, a Fang Fang lookalike 🇨🇳 national living in Chicago by the name of Yang Shuangyi (杨双一) aka Midu Yang, mingled with US naval officers and soldiers, and toured USS Essex — apparently an exclusive personal tour — during LA Fleet Week 2026.

[Michael Lucci @Michael7ucci]

Jason's tweet exemplifies how US elites still don't understand how the Chinese Communist Party functions. Americans instinctively project our society onto theirs, and that's practically always a mistake.

The Curry deal is yet another deal that the CCP would describe as "win-win" because the CCP wins twice and America loses twice. Curry functions as the "captured elite." Let me explain.

Communist China has no real civil society that can be reached at scale. There are no authentic cultural bridges that can be built with them except in the narrowest one-on-one personal sense. In a real sense, Chinese civil society outside of Party control is effectively illegal unless that civil society explicitly aligns with the Party of its own accord. In short, Chinese civil society is all Party society.

The paranoid CCP has what's called the United Front Work Department and dozens of "united front" initiatives to infiltrate any civil society or business organization in China (and even in the U.S.!) to prevent any real, organic people-to-people interactions. In other words, every large connection has to be a cultural Potemkin village. You can't actually build a cultural bridge with China. Even if the Chinese people want it, the CCP 100% intercepts. The CCP has the guns and the power, as they are happy to repeatedly remind the Chinese people.

China has already Party-aligned the shit out of their own society, and now they are attempting to Party-align American society through similar "united front" tactics. What I'm describing is essentially a Marxist-Leninist form of political warfare. That's where deals like the Curry deal come in.

How does China win twice? Well, they get to dirty up an American hero while rehabilitating a deserved bad reputation related to slave labor.

First, the CCP gets in bed with Curry through Li Ning. So the amazing Stephen Curry, who is perhaps the greatest shooter in NBA history. Steph is also America's national hero from the Paris 2024 Olympics where he hit a string of ridiculous 3-pointers to seal the Gold for Team USA. Steph will now be on the hook for any sort of nonsense this company might get him dragged into. He's already vouching for them.

This is purportedly a 10-year deal. Now the CCP has an incredible and heroic American advocate for China's corporate interests which are necessarily going to be Party interests. See all Chinese laws for proof of what I'm saying, but you can start with China's 2017 National Intelligence Law. If they have Curry for 10 years, what do we think this looks like in 2035? It looks very different from Michael Jordan wearing an iconic American brand.

Second, Li Ning gets their reputation rehabilitated and laundered through Curry. Even in his announcement he called Li Ning a "partnership of a lifetime," with "quality products."

In March 2022, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) issued a Withhold Release Order (WRO) covering all Li-Ning products. Importers must prove to the United States that forced labor was not involved in their production. Well, now they have a massive American personality in their corner for any future fights of this kind.

It's very hard to provably demonstrate that CCP products don't involve slave labor because of how China manipulates their supply chains. It certainly helps to have an American hero vouching for the products.

In conclusion, the most important thing for the CCP is to normalize what they do. The way to do that is to launder their practices into the United States, and to eventually reshape the US more and more in the CCP's vision. For example, linked is an extensive operation documented by @CherylYuuu and @JamestownTweets / @ChinaBriefJT to infiltrate US society from top to bottom to reshape it in the CCP's geopolitical interests. The CCP is doing this at scale, calling it 'bridge-building,' and working to ensure Americans generally stay asleep. They know that billions of dollars make most American merchant "elites" especially drowsy.
https://t.co/69dunxCAZH

[Select Committee on China @ChinaSelect]

HAPPENING THIS WEEK: The Select Committee will hold a bipartisan press conference in remembrance of the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre.

The Chinese Communist Party refuses to admit the truth about this shameful, bloody day in its history. It actively threatens those who share the facts about this tragedy, whether they are in China or America. The Select Committee stands with Chinese dissidents and will always remind the world of the CCP’s tyranny.

[Ryan Mauro @ryanmauro]

BREAKING:

Alexander Dugin's close associate, Glenn Diesen, spoke at an event led by General Flynn last week. Lara Logan also participated.

Scott reports that Flynn is now a registered foreign agent working on behalf of Putin ally Milorad Dodik, who leads the Serb Republic in Bosnia. Dodik also spoke at the event.

[Peter Bernegger @PeterBernegger]

Most people have no idea what President Trump’s new election-mail Executive Order USPS rule actually does.

1. Plain English: it creates a chain-of-custody system for mail ballot envelopes in federal elections.

2. Not the vote, the envelope.

3. Under the proposed USPS rule, states using mail-in or absentee ballots for federal elections would have to use standardized ballot envelopes:

-Official Election Mail logo
-Automation-compatible design
-Unique Intelligent Mail barcode
-USPS review of envelope/barcode placement

4. That means the ballot envelope becomes trackable.

5. States or election mailers would also submit key data through a USPS portal:

-Voter name
-Voter address
-Outbound envelope barcode
-Return envelope barcode
-Originating election office state

6. So officials can know: this ballot envelope was sent out, and this return envelope came back.

7. USPS would review outbound ballot mail before accepting it.

-Is it in the right envelope?
-Does it have the proper barcode?
-Is it going to someone enrolled on that state’s mail-
ballot participation list?

8. If not, the mailing goes back to the election mailer to fix.

9. The broader Executive Order also directs DHS + SSA to help create State Citizenship Lists using federal citizenship, naturalization, SSA, SAVE, and related data.

10. Those lists go to state election officials before federal elections.

11. Important: states still run voter registration. The federal list does not register anyone by itself.

12. Bottom line: this is not “tracking your vote.”

13. It tracks the envelope, creates a sent-vs-returned audit trail, helps flag discrepancies, preserves ballot-envelope records, and leaves states responsible for their voter rolls.

14. Chain of custody is not suppression. It is basic election accountability.

15. I used “proposed rule” because USPS has not finalized the rule yet.

16. The proposal says it applies to general, special, and runoff federal elections, not primaries or UOCAVA military/overseas ballots, and it requires unique barcodes on outbound and return envelopes.

17. The rule would require voter name/address plus outbound and return envelope barcode data through a USPS portal, with updates allowed until the last day ballots may be mailed under state law.

18. It also says USPS does not alter voter eligibility or manage state voter rolls.

19. The EO separately directs DHS/SSA to create State Citizenship Lists and directs DOJ enforcement and five-year preservation of participation records, excluding cast ballots.

20. There is one more thing it does, all I'll say is, watch out ballot mills. 😎