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@dolce65023071 - Marcus Trafalgar

Scholars love to intimidate white people. There is no peaceful co-existence with them! https://twitter.com/Payso_Safari/status/1630075192453001217/video/1

@bfcarlson — Benjamin Carlson

Posted - September 21, 2023 at 10:25 AM

Saved - September 21, 2023 at 6:29 PM

reSee.it AI Summary

Living in China for 6 years as a journalist taught me valuable lessons about freedom. Oppression leads people to adapt rather than rebel. Censorship starts with legal restrictions, then becomes social and internal. Repressive systems make selfish behavior rational. Ruining one person sends a message to thousands. Limiting speech limits thoughts. People choose to be blind to injustice for self-interest. Government lies are accepted due to authority. Destroying cultural identity annihilates threats. Unfree systems divide and conquer. Politicians' wealth becomes state secrets. People trade freedoms for government interests. Corruption breeds corruption. Politicians protect each other. History is rewritten to serve the present. Freedom is fragile.

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

What can an unfree society teach you about freedom? In 6+ years living in China as a journalist, I was informed on, spied on, tailed when traveling. This is nothing compared to what Chinese go through if targeted. Here are 14 lessons—and warnings—that many need to hear: https://t.co/f4R0P1lhCS

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

People will adapt to oppression sooner than they will rebel. It's human nature to seek the path of least resistance. There's a reason that subversives tend to be social misfits. https://t.co/6uT93yPGU9

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

The most effective censorship is first legal, then social, then internal. Once people have learned to avoid certain topics ("that's too sensitive"), they cease to have anything to say on it. https://t.co/eJkGz7FFAF

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

A repressive system makes selfish behavior rational. When the law is seen as an instrument of coercion, and enforcement is selective, a reasonable response is to ignore the law. This is why much of daily life in China felt paradoxically free. https://t.co/5lMty47xuv

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

Ruining 1 person who threatens the regime sends a message that will be heard by 10,000. "Kill the chicken to scare the monkeys" is the old Chinese expression. Bring down a powerful person, intimidate society. https://t.co/cWtLxO7yVu

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

If you can limit the words people use, you can limit the thoughts they think. Since despots can never limit speech completely, they seek ever-more intrusive methods of intervention. Chat software wouldn't let you send certain words. Even workarounds were banned. https://t.co/ItH94ap9VI

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

Even decent people will choose to be blind if seeing injustice would hurt their interests. We're all prey to this. Only those with nothing to lose—and the rare great soul—will stick out their necks when another has run afoul of the system. https://t.co/NURYyitysX

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

If the government lies, many will still accept it as true because of the authority of the office. It's very difficult to accept that someone you believe should be respected is willing to deceive you. https://t.co/dHJejzG455

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

Destroying a people's cultural & religious identity, severing them from their history, punishing their defenders, and making them ashamed of who they are, is a brutally effective way to annihilate a threat. Ever wonder why Hollywood stopped talking about Tibet? https://t.co/O65MpjMB6u

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

The goal of an unfree system is to protect itself by transferring your distrust of the state to fellow citizens. Making you mistrust, suspect, and undermine your neighbors is its great defense. "Divide and conquer" works at home. https://t.co/7NoEwdsjdm

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

In an unfree society, the wealth and privileges amassed by politicians become state secrets. Protected from the threat of exposure, politicians do not hesitate to sell the public's interests to those who make them rich. https://t.co/C2UvKNAPDq

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

If the government shows it has your interests at heart, many are happy to trade freedoms for it. The state can earn immense goodwill so long as people believe it is working to make life better for them. In a society long used to suffering, change is good. https://t.co/iimdz7RJBI

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

Corruption corrupts everything. Once people know the privileged have taken shortcuts, they are justified in seeking shortcuts themselves. The less freedom you have, the less responsibility you feel. https://t.co/4JFYgH5VHV

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

Even politicians who fight like dogs will protect one another against the people. This is because they live by different laws. Corruption is inevitable. If one is exposed, they all are. https://t.co/Wx8pecRrDg

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

History must continually be rewritten to serve the purposes of the present. Yesterday's villains become today's heroes. Yesterday's heroes are dragged through the mud. The people must play along as if nothing has happened. https://t.co/eYq8H5R5qz

@bfcarlson - Benjamin Carlson

None of this is unique to China, of course. In daily life, people I met were warm, dynamic, optimistic. I still miss many things since leaving in 2018. But the lessons have stayed with me. Freedom is a fragile thing.

@TheGeneral_0 — General™️👀🇺🇸🦅

Posted - October 28, 2023 at 11:12 AM

Saved - October 28, 2023 at 4:01 PM

@TheGeneral_0 - General™️👀🇺🇸🦅

South Park nails it yet again. They explain why @Disney went woke.https://t.co/CAFHawyn37

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The speaker expresses frustration about the replacement of characters with more diverse ones, blaming Kathleen Kennedy for the decision. They criticize Kennedy for making the movies more "lame" and causing Disney's stock to decline. The speaker then mentions Bob Iger showing them a piece of ancient artificial intelligence called the panda stone, which allowed for the creation of movies that appealed to everyone. However, the speaker faced backlash from racists who disliked the inclusion of diverse women characters. Instead of addressing the issue directly, the speaker relied on the panda stone, which eventually became unstable and opened a portal to another universe. The speaker concludes by saying this is the best explanation for why Disney movies are perceived as bad.

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Speaker 0: Why are they replacing every single character with someone who is diverse? But then Kitty's like, it's not our fault. It's because of Kathy Kennedy. But then Kathy Kennedy's just like, fuck it, make it more than. And everyone in town is like, no. Please, Kathleen Kennedy, stop ruining everything. But Kathleen Kennedy is all like, put another kid's outburst woman in it. Make it more fucking lame. And in and the Disney stock just keeps going down and down and down. And then Bob Barker is all like, no. What's going on with my socks? No, Kathy, kids. Speaker 1: I saw the panda stone for the first time a few years ago. Bob Iger took us to the Disney archives and showed us an ancient piece of in Artificial intelligence that could be used to make the same movies over and over again while appealing to absolutely everyone. In The panderstone worked great for a while, but then came the hate mail. Ugly letters from racists who couldn't stand that some of the panderstone's rehashes in had diverse women characters in the lead. I decided I would show them. I would start making movies to fight all the bigotry in our society. But instead of doing any real work, I turned to the panda stone. It made things so much easier. In Soon, I was using the panda stone over and over again to try and fight all the ugly feedback, which in turn was growing stronger and stronger. In But I was fighting with the wrong tool. I used the panda stone to the point that it became unstable. It opened a portal to multiple universes Something came through. At first, we fought. I tried to send it back to its universe, but it got the upper hand. It was able instead to send me to this universe, out of its way so it could thrive in ours. Speaker 0: In that's actually the best explanation I've heard as to why Disney movies all suck

@IrishAmerican27 — Salty Irish☘Girl 🇺🇲

Posted - November 8, 2023 at 11:22 PM

Saved - November 8, 2023 at 11:40 PM

@IrishAmerican27 - Salty Irish☘Girl 🇺🇲

Why such censorship in the 'land of free?' https://t.co/3DxYCH4i0I

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In the US, it is illegal to boycott Israel in many states, even though the Supreme Court protects boycotts as free speech. These laws, which don't apply to boycotting other countries or US states, aim to protect Israel's economic interests and criminalize the BDS movement. BDS is a nonviolent movement that seeks to pressure Israel to end its treatment of Palestinians. Recently, a Jewish author critical of Israel was barred from speaking at the University of Arkansas due to a law requiring a pledge against boycotting Israel. This censorship restricts Americans' political expression, but most people are unaware of these laws.

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Speaker 0: If America is the land of the free, why is it illegal to boycott Israel in dozens of U. S. States? Meet Bahia Amawi. She's a speech pathologist who worked in Texas schools for almost a decade. That ended in 2018 when the school district sent her a new contract asking her to certify that She did not and would not boycott Israel. She refused, and they denied her the job. About 30 U. S. States have laws that mandate businesses Contracting with the state must affirm that they will not participate in boycotting Israel, even though the US Supreme Court protects boycotts as free speech. There is no such laws against boycotting other foreign countries or even boycotting U. S. States. These anti boycott laws are specifically designed to protect Israel's economic interests and to criminalize the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement BDS is a nonviolent movement modeled after boycotts against South Africa. It aims to place financial pressure on Israel to end its brutality against Palestinians, which many experts call apartheid. Just last month, a Jewish author whose work criticizes Israel was told he can't speak at the University of Arkansas because of a law requiring that he pledge not to boycott Israel. This is a chilling act of state censorship that stifles Americans' rights to political expression. But most Americans haven't even heard of it.

@aricchen — Aric Chen 陳曉天

Posted - November 21, 2023 at 6:14 PM

Saved - November 22, 2023 at 1:35 AM

@aricchen - Aric Chen 陳曉天

Is this the future of China? Currently, the CCP does not encourage Chinese learning English, and the situation for future children will be even worse. One child even said, "That's a foreigner, run quickly!" Does she look like a monster? #CCPChina #China https://t.co/uyOTuNUfvf

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Speaker 0 greets the audience multiple times and asks how they are doing. They also ask for the audience's names and say goodbye. The speaker then asks someone if they have an English name and what they do for fun.

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Speaker 0: Hi, guys. Hello. How are you? How do you do? Oh, this was fast reaction. Hello? How do you do? Hello? How do you do? How are you? Okay. Thank you. Hi. Hello, guys. What's up? How are you? What's up, guys? Hello? How are you? Hello. What's your name? What's your name? Bye. Oh, say goodbye to your friends. It is a lot. Okay. You're a hurry, Rider. You're a hurry. Bye bye. Okay. Bye bye. Hello. How are you? Hello? How are you? Hello? I'm fine. Okay. What's your name? My name is. Do you have English name? No. What can you do? I can I can What do you do for fun? Okay.

@NFSC_HAGnews — NFSC_HAGnews

Posted - November 22, 2023 at 12:03 PM

Saved - November 23, 2023 at 3:47 AM

@NFSC_HAGnews - NFSC_HAGnews

"CCP use propaganda to wash your brain. It's not just brainwashing. It's completely divorced from the facts. ☠️It is not brainwash! It is a cover-up of the CCP's crimes. ⚡️Everyone should know the truth!!! 🔥Keep you away from getting diabetes in your head!! https://t.co/L1eDouod5A

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Recently, everyone should watch the Spring Festival Gala program. After watching it, you will realize that it's not worth letting others entertain you and brainwash you. This year's Spring Festival Gala is different from the past. It not only brainwashes you but also makes you pay a price. It completely deviates from reality. Don't be entertained and detached from reality. The next result of being entertained will cost you your life, your money, and your loved ones. This is something that grassroots and poor people in China cannot afford. It's irresponsible to yourself and your family. Watch the Spring Festival Gala to see the truth and predict the dangers and risks that may occur in your life. It helps you solve and eliminate these risks, but don't let it control your mind or cause diseases. It's important to stay safe and happy, not through anesthesia or drugs. The Spring Festival Gala makes your family, children, wife, and parents safer. Be brave, happy, and stay away from drugs. This is the essence. Thank you.

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Speaker 0: 最近山友们好文贵看春晚节目大家一定要看看完以后你一定会觉得值得千万不要把你的人生让人家给娱乐了还宣传了你还洗了一个脑那就是春晚今天今年的存满们现在出码过去的春外大家开心吧被舆娱乐和娱乐大家都是图个快活开心轻松一刻偶尔的洗洗脑子算了现在也彻底洗脑而现是不但洗脑而且让你付出产动的代价因为他完全处离了事实严哥讲他已经不是洗脑了严格讲他是实施在带的掩盖坠行大家应该知道真相不要被娱了还离事实而下一个被娱热的结果那就要你的命要你的钱要你的老不个中国这些草根这些穷人们吃不起饭尚不起学还有哼哥阳改男事件才发生者不能说简简的简简单单的说过个你吃饭饺的大吃二喝都吃出糖尿病然我脑子里拜也得了防尿力然过了精神上也得了藏尿病判断是非上也在常流零这个是不好的对自己的家人和对自己都是不负责任的这是大家一定要避免的文贵看春晚就让你看到真相极其让你预测到在你生边中寄见发生的危急和危险和对你父母孩子事野带来的危机和危险帮助你解决和解除这些风险然而让你不得上脑袋不得糖究病脑袋不得格上就日上不得唐流应在你申请上的事界上癌症这里有真有巨大的隶书另外一个很重要的事情这个文贵看称板让你的家人孩子老婆父母都会更加的安全要勇敢的快乐而不是麻醉的快乐而不要吸腊大麻和提个毒养能快乐这是根本的所以文贵看春晚让你更安全让你更智慧让你更有钱远离疾病远离风险这是核心的核心谢谢来

@LKYMM23 — Not Lee Kuan Yew!

Posted - December 7, 2023 at 12:28 PM

Saved - August 11, 2024 at 1:42 AM

@LKYMM23 - Not Lee Kuan Yew!

Lee Kuan Yew Destroying BBC! https://t.co/V17tY1USYn

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I have faced criticism, but it's part of life. I read it, take note, and improve. Singapore's success speaks for itself. The opposition has chances to voice their views. Critics mention human rights and executions, but drug trafficking devastates families. I execute foreign traffickers to protect society. Amnesty's claims lack understanding. Despite the death penalty, the rewards for trafficking are too high. I am not ruthless, and I believe in open dialogue. At 74, I reflect on my past achievements and look forward to pleasant conversations.

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Speaker 0: And the people can handle the freedom of democracy. When did I say that? Some years ago. No. No. No. Speaker 1: Be very careful on your quote because I'm very careful how I phrase myself because it's part of my legal training. Speaker 0: But you so you don't agree with that? Speaker 1: No. No. What I've no. No. Just a moment. You give me my quote and the context in which is the in in which it was placed. Don't just pluck out a few words and possibly unexpectedly in an interview and expect them to crumble. Speaker 0: No. I'm not I'm expecting you to answer it. Speaker 1: Why should I answer something which I may never have uttered? The number of things I've said, even if I were a data bank, I wouldn't be able to treat it. Speaker 0: All the all the criticism that Singapore has had, what what effect does that have on you? Well, Speaker 1: it's not. It's part of life. I read it. Sometimes I take note of it. I improve. Look at Singapore. Would anybody be interested in Singapore if it were a failure? Speaker 0: What about PAP? What about the opposition party? They're not particularly happy with it. Singapore, they call it. Speaker 1: They get a chance every 4 to 5 years. They get a chance every meeting of parliament. The cameras are there. Who's the ball? If there was such a marvelous proposition, I would have been passed out years ago as one of the few countries where people have the right to toss a government out, and they have not done so. I think despite all that the West have said, nobody has said that we've been stuffing the ballot papers in. Not even our meanest enemies. Speaker 0: They have criticized the human rights record, the number of executions, businesses, haven't they? Speaker 1: They may believe that if you are kind to drug traffickers, you get a better society. In America, they are changing their minds, and they are sending people back to death row. In Singapore, before you land, their host or the steward will announce that there are very heavy penalties if you are found with more than a stated number of grams of certain prohibited drugs. And if you're still coming with a few kilos of them, which will destroy 100, thousands of families. One death is too kind, because you're killing that family every day for years years years that a daughter or a son is an addict. Speaker 0: But the per capita rate of Per capita of what? Per capita of drug traffickers or per capita of population of Singapore? Speaker 1: I am executing foreign drug traffickers. Let me tell you the people who have been executed. Nigerians, because Nigerians are the most unlikely of drug traffickers in in this Asian society. Dutch women traveling with African men. Dutch men traveling with Chinese women. Speaker 0: How do you calculate Speaker 1: per capita per capita of Dutchmen entering Singapore or per capita of Singaporeans against Dutchmen? What's Amnesty talking about? Do they know what's happening? Do they ask themselves what would happen if we send them all to prison for 5, 10 years? And we'll have to make more prisons because there'll be such an endless stream of them. And this is despite the death penalty, the rewards are so enormous that people are willing to risk it. And why not? Speaker 0: Would you say that over the 31 years as you were prime minister, that you were ruthless? Speaker 1: Do I look at you a ruthless man? Here I am being pilloried, ex ex excoriated dots with a bit of arsenic in it. Speaker 0: I'd like to think that you were given a chance to answer any question that was put to you. No? Speaker 1: Oh, that's what I'm offering myself for, isn't it? But if I were a ruthless man, I would get you into a corner and say now let me ask you some questions. Why do you start with the assumption that your interviewee is always dumb and that you are smarter than him. Why do you assume that Asians are somehow unable to understand western ways of life, and that they would be so much better that they will become that they will become more like the west. Speaker 0: Do you think that's the attitude of people Westerner that you talk to? Western interviewers. Yes. Speaker 1: But not all Westerners, because I've got many Western friends who know me very well, and we cease to look at each other as Easterners and Westerners. But when I meet an interviewer in a Speaker 0: formal setting such as this, that's the assumption. Lee Kuan Yew, what what does the future hold for you? What ambitions do you have? At 74, Speaker 1: one doesn't talk. I don't talk anymore than this. I've either done what I could have done, or I'm hardly likely to do it now. What I have done, I'm not ashamed of. What do I to do with myself for the rest of time? Have pleasant conversations with people like you.

@NFSC_HAGnews — NFSC_HAGnews

Posted - December 18, 2023 at 11:58 AM

Saved - December 18, 2023 at 4:29 PM

@NFSC_HAGnews - NFSC_HAGnews

Alexander Belogour, American journalist: ⚠️Communism seeks to destroy religious beliefs, cultural wealth, and traditional values! 💙My favorite is the story of Pangu opening the heavens and the earth. 🗣️We must preserve these cultural icons of China! #TakeDownTheCCP https://t.co/LuroHC1s3g

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In this video, the speaker discusses the Chinese Communist Party's attempt to eliminate cultural wealth and traditional values in China. They emphasize the importance of equal rights and representation for the country's 56 different ethnicities. The speaker also mentions the growth of Christianity in China and the need for Chinese Christians to persevere against communist suppression. They highlight the significance of preserving cultural icons like Pangu, who is a deity known for creating the universe. The speaker further states that communism in the West aims to destroy traditional family and values.

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Speaker 0: What? So you had this, like a pango. Yeah. And I think that the Chinese Communist Party is trying to get trying to get rid of some of this stuff. China is a very beautiful place. You know, there are 56 different cultural ethnicities, and they need equal rights and equal representation. And, you know, the the the communist ideology, Marxist philosophy. It seeks to destroy the cultural wealth of a nation, the traditional values. Also, Christianity, one of the biggest minority religions in China. It's growing. There's a huge underground church there and Chinese Christians need to persevere through the communist triumph that they're trying to be subjugated to. They're gonna have to get organized. They have to they have to spread their faith through Buddhism or Christianity or whatever they practice and communism seeks to destroy that. Pangu is a is a deity in a way, you know. He creates the universe from an eggshell and we we just have to preserve these, cultural icons in China and and that that communism ultimately seeks to destroy. It's the same in the West. Communist communism in the West to seek to destroy the traditional family, traditional values.

@NFSC_HAGnews — NFSC_HAGnews

Posted - January 6, 2024 at 2:14 AM

Saved - January 6, 2024 at 3:17 AM

@NFSC_HAGnews - NFSC_HAGnews

#Forbes CCP has been using artificial intelligence to oppress its citizens. There are real concerns about CCP using technology as a way to influence countries. https://t.co/U4sNmnP523

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China and other foreign countries have used artificial intelligence (AI) to oppress their citizens. China aims to be the global leader in AI by 2030. Overregulation is a concern, so an adverse event reporting system is suggested to bridge the information gap between the private sector and the government. China also uses technology, like Huawei hardware, to influence other countries. International collaboration is crucial to address these issues and promote American values. The executive order emphasizes multilateral collaboration and proposes a playbook for adapting the RMF framework with other countries. The establishment of a Multilateral AI Research Institute is also suggested to bring like-minded countries together.

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Speaker 0: Doctor Ho, do you know of any instances of foreign countries like China who are using artificial intelligence to oppress its citizens? Speaker 1: There are indeed foreign adversaries who have used AI to repress populations. And To step back here a little bit, all of this is happening in the context of this kind of, geopolitical competition where, China, for instance, has announced that it wants be the world's leader in AI by 2030. Just to go back to your opening remarks, though, I think you're right to sort of express The concern about over regulating, and that's why in my opening remarks, the thing I'm quite, sort of fond of is a kind of adverse event reporting system where for cybersecurity harms, harms of medical devices. There are ways to drive down the information gap of what is known in the private sector and between government So that we can have forms of regulation that aren't overbearing and that are actually tailored to the kinds of harms that have manifested. Speaker 0: Let me ask you, don't punch your button yet, Doctor. Hao. Does China use this to advance its agenda abroad? And if so, how? Speaker 1: Yes. As we've seen in other instances, with, you know, hardware like The ones from, involving the company Huawei. There are real concerns, about our foreign adversaries using technology as a way to influence, countries. That's why I think international collaboration around these issues is going to be central. It is, really good to see that in the EO, we are seeing, You know, an entire section dedicated to really fostering, multilateral collaboration amongst like minded countries So that we can have a form of tech diplomacy so that the values that are encoded in these kinds of systems are, ones that are really, representing the kind of American values that exist here. For instance, you have, Related to some of the earlier discussion of the NIST AI RMF, the executive order, requires a development playbook of how to actually adapt, the RMF framework to work, with other, countries, and there are also proposals like the Multilateral AI Research Institute To try to bring like minded countries together.

@SkyNews — Sky News

Posted - February 4, 2024 at 9:58 AM

Saved - February 7, 2024 at 6:59 PM

@SkyNews - Sky News

'I grew up within heavy political censorship in China. Today in the West, you're doing exactly the same.' Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei says, "You cannot talk about the truth" nowadays. #TrevorPhillips https://trib.al/wkmumC6 📺 Sky 501, Freeview 233 and YouTube

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In the video, the speaker expresses concern about the West's increasing restrictions on freedom of expression for artists, writers, and intellectuals. They draw a parallel to their own experience growing up under heavy political censorship. The speaker highlights instances where even private opinions shared by NYU professors led to their dismissal, likening it to a cultural revolution aimed at silencing anyone with differing attitudes. They lament this trend occurring proudly in universities, media, and various sectors, where discussing the truth is no longer allowed.

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Speaker 0: Are you worried that the West itself, is starting to clamp down on the freedom of expression of artists, writers, intellectuals? Speaker 1: Yes. I have been, under this condition also in my father's generation as as a writer. He was exiled, and I grew up in this, heavy political censorship. But I realize now today in the West, You are doing exactly the same, sometimes even more ridiculous. You know, if, I just heard, say, 2, NYU professors, they just give some opinions. You know, it's kinda like private talk. Then they have to be fired. And, this is really like a culture revolution, which is really Trying to destroy anybody who have a different attitude, even not even clearly opinion. So I think that this is, such a pity happening in the west so proudly In in universities, in media, in in the, you know, in every, location. Universities or political sector everywhere, you cannot talk about the truth.

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@NFSC_HAGnews — NFSC_HAGnews

Posted - February 8, 2024 at 5:47 AM

Saved - February 8, 2024 at 8:02 AM

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NFSC fellow fighter interviewed at the famous British piano; the British citizen believes that the CCP has infiltrated Britain. She thinks the British government and institutions should cease any cooperation with the CCP. #decouplefromtheccp #ccp≠chinese https://t.co/Ul4f38fJtG

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The speaker believes that the UK has been infiltrated by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) due to their influence on infrastructure projects, like Huawei. They criticize the British government for allowing this and suggest that they may be corrupt. The speaker emphasizes the need to be cautious of the CCP and not involve them in projects that could compromise national security. They express concern about the complacency in Britain and Western Europe regarding potential threats from outside. Overall, they advocate for keeping the CCP at a distance and not allowing them to be involved in crucial projects.

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Speaker 0: Do you think, the UK has been infiltrated by the CCP? Almost certainly. Yeah. Can I see why? Yeah. Because of the, influence it has on infrastructure, projects And things like, where was it? Was it g c GCHQ? It was something to do with They were building various, software and things like that, which it's so obvious that if you, You know, if you invite Chinese Communist Party to actually build infrastructure projects that may be Security. Like Huawei. Like Huawei. Yeah. That this is a really bad idea. Yeah. Of course. I can't I can't understand The naivety of the British government. And and I I don't think they're naive. Yeah. So they're corrupt, You know Yeah. Because you're either a neighbor or a fool, if you're allowing that. Yeah. I know. And I don't think they're fools, so I think they're probably names. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, with the, Chinese Communist Party, that's the, both money. Yeah. Right. Right. Yeah. Yes. Yeah. And yeah. And I think there's a sort of, complacency, really Yeah. In in Britain, certainly, and in Western Europe about Oh, yeah. About potential threats from outside, you know, I don't think the Chinese Communist Party are a benevolent organization. Yes. And I don't think the society that they want to promote is a benevolent anxiety. Yes. Yes. And so I think they should be kept at arm's length. You know, I don't think they should be allowed to to get involved in Any projects that might be crucial to our our security, basically. Yeah. Thank you very much.

@NetworksManager — Bruce Porter Jr. 

Posted - February 10, 2024 at 11:00 PM

Saved - February 12, 2024 at 1:26 PM

@NetworksManager - Bruce Porter Jr. 

Why are they so power hungry that they want to cancel us? https://t.co/IghLmBdbbD

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I want to thank you for being here and for running for president. We have a great show tonight with Donald Trump as our guest. Everyone loves him. Thank you, Donald, for being here. Thank you for speaking.

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Speaker 0: And, I wanna thank you not only for being here. I wanna thank you for running for president. Also, we got a great show for you tonight. Donald Trump is here. Yeah. Everybody loves him. There's no other way to say it. Ladies and gentlemen, Donald Trump. You got The money. Thank you so much for being here. Thank you. Speaking

@catsscareme2021 — Jessica Rojas 🇺🇸💪

Posted - March 5, 2024 at 11:09 AM

Saved - March 5, 2024 at 12:53 PM

@catsscareme2021 - Jessica Rojas 🇺🇸💪

A 60 year old cartoon. Sounds mighty familiar, don't you think? https://t.co/LR7haMQ5mh

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Doctorism's formula restricts freedom, leading to resistance. The state bans strikes, unions, and private property. The Supreme Court supports state control. Farmers lose voting rights, with the state now planning for them. The fight for freedom continues amidst propaganda promoting unity against division tactics.

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Speaker 0: A little taste of doctorism's formula to see what you get in exchange for your freedom. Go ahead. Try it. You can't do this to me. I'll strike. The state forbid strikes. Wait over union. Here's about this. Ah, yes. The union. Welcome to our ranks, number 1313. I'll take this case to the Supreme Court. The state is the Supreme Court. Our decision is as follows. No more private property. No more you. Well, the farm folk will put a stop to this. Farmers don't vote anymore. What did I do for a save next year? You won't have to worry about next year. The state will do your planning from now on. We must fight to regain our freedom for everything is lost. Everything Everything is fine. Everything is fine. Everything is fine. Everything is fine. Everything is fine. When anybody preaches disunity, tries to pit one of us against the other through class warfare, race hatred, or religious intolerance, you know that person seeks to rob us of our freedom and destroy our very lives. We know what to do about it.

@ContrarianTribe — Contrarian

Posted - April 3, 2024 at 5:53 PM

Saved - April 4, 2024 at 1:09 PM

@ContrarianTribe - Contrarian

🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧🇩🇪🇫🇷🇮🇹🇯🇵Did this honest Politician just Hulk Smash every Western Leader in the World?🤔 https://t.co/LzOFXEhIaq

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I am a baby boomer who has saved money to pass down to my family. Politicians get countries in debt by overspending and wasting money. Countries are broke because politicians spend more than they can raise in taxes, borrow excessively, and print money. This irresponsible behavior is immoral, and taxpayers should not have to pay for it. It's time to acknowledge that these countries are bankrupt due to failed leadership.

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Speaker 0: Well, I'm a baby boomer. I was born just after the war. We've had probably we've probably, had the longest period of peace and prosperity, globally, I would say, from that time. I've put a little bit of modest money away so I can hand something down to my family when I pass on, largely because I've never spent more money than I've earned, and I've been prudent, and I've worked moderately hard. Now it always seems as to me as a complete surprise to politicians how countries get in debt. Let me explain because I don't think you really understand it. It's because politicians consistently spend more money than they raise in taxation, more money than they can possibly raise in taxation, most of which, in point of fact, they actually waste. The reason we're talking about countries which are broke, and they are broke, is because they're ridiculous, ineffective, ignorant politicians consistently spend more money than they can raise, and then they borrow, and they borrow, and worse, they then print money because politicians and their central banks have a machine which prints money. You do that as a private citizen, and it's a criminal offense. You would go to prison for doing that, and politicians and their central banks do it all the time. Let me explain to you that these countries are broke, and they're broke because of their own stupid leadership and politicians. And it's immoral immoral to ask ordinary taxpayers of any country to pick up the tab for failed politicians and failed banks. They are defaulted. They're broke. For God's sake, let's all of us admit it.

@XVanFleet — Xi Van Fleet

Posted - April 26, 2024 at 2:43 PM

Saved - April 26, 2024 at 7:02 PM

@XVanFleet - Xi Van Fleet

English lesson in the Cultural Revolution classroom. Any resemblance to today’s America? https://t.co/EppzzOMgyo

@SovMichael — Michael O'Fallon - Sovereign Nations

Posted - May 3, 2024 at 12:37 PM

Saved - May 3, 2024 at 4:45 PM

@SovMichael - Michael O'Fallon - Sovereign Nations

The best way for me to fully convey the disturbing racism that exists in mainland China and the mistreatment of Africans in Communist China is by using this laundry detergent advertisement from China as an example. https://t.co/JqxhOSgs01

@DefiyantlyFree — Insurrection Barbie

Posted - August 24, 2024 at 4:01 PM

Saved - August 25, 2024 at 1:29 AM

@DefiyantlyFree - Insurrection Barbie

Listen to this woman who lived under CCP rule, listen to what she was taught when she was in the military about how to destroy the US. https://t.co/hWFnuG16P3

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At age 16, while in the Chinese military, the speaker was told that China's strategy to defeat the U.S. should avoid traditional warfare. The reasoning was that China was too poor and technologically behind, making a conventional war unwinnable. Instead, the suggested strategy involved the full use of bioweapons and chemical weapons. It also included working to turn Americans against each other through divide-and-conquer tactics to weaken the U.S. from within.

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Speaker 0: When I was 16 years old, I was in the Chinese military. We were talking about the strategy, how to take down the imperialism USA. The number one strategy is mustn't use the traditional way of a warfare because more than 50 years ago, China was a stew poor. They told us if we do that way, we will lose money and lose the war because the United States is too rich and too high-tech oriented, and we will lose. Therefore, we must avoid traditional way of warfare. What do we need to do? We must fully use bioweapon and chemical weapon. We must working hard to make Americans against the Americans. We must divide and conquer them and make them wait in order to take it down.

@DogRightGirl — Spitfire

Posted - September 2, 2024 at 7:58 PM

Saved - September 4, 2024 at 7:11 PM

@DogRightGirl - Spitfire

This North Korean explains how communism starts. Brainwashing students. Listen to every word. https://t.co/37yWA0h8tr

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Tyranny arises under the guise of compassion and equality. At Columbia, classmates were being taught that education should be free, healthcare is a human right, and wealth inequality is unfair. Kim Il-sung used similar rhetoric to initiate the North Korean regime. He told the speaker's grandparents that it was unfair that they were landowners and capitalists, and that their children had to pay for education. Kim Il-sung promised to make everything free if they relinquished private property, freedom of speech, and freedom of movement.

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Speaker 0: Tyranny always comes in the name of compassion and equality of outcomes. When I was at Columbia, they are brainwashing my classmates saying education should be free. Health care is a human right. How unfair is it that there are billionaires and there are homeless people? It should be we are all equal. This same idea began the living hell of North Korea. When Kim Il sung came to my grandmothers and my grandfather, he said these 2 exact thing to us. How unfair is that? They are landowners. They are capitalists. And how unfair is that your children cannot be educated. You need to pay for it. If you give me the power, Kim Il sung said, I'm going to make everything free. Government was gonna provide everything for us if we just gave up our private property, our freedom of speech, our freedom of movement.

@umyaznemo — Rania

Posted - November 8, 2024 at 5:55 AM

Saved - November 9, 2024 at 8:09 PM

@umyaznemo - Rania

And apparently these words were so powerful that the UK government had to arrest him for them! https://t.co/p3CrKb6Oqc

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To effectively oppose Israel's actions, we must recognize that it has colonized not only Palestine but also the minds of Western governments and societies. Without the support of the U.S. and other nations, Israel's actions would cease. This colonial mindset extends to Judaism itself, where many Jews support these actions, inadvertently fueling antisemitism. We must challenge this colonialism in three key areas: first, by holding our governments accountable for supporting genocide; second, by advocating for free speech in universities, where criticism of Zionism is often silenced; and third, by reforming the media, which perpetuates support for Israel's actions.

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Speaker 0: There to know how to stop your enemy, you have to understand how it works. Israel is not just colonizing Palestine. If it was just colonizing Palestine, it would be much easier to stop them. They have colonized every government in the west. They have colonized the minds of western governments, politicians, governments everywhere who support them. Without that support, without the US arming and paying for this genocide, it would overnight. So we have to fight colonialism everywhere because Israel has colonized the American mind, the British mind, the European mind. More importantly, they've colonized the Jewish people everywhere. They have colonized Judaism, the tradition, the belief, the religion, the the experience of Jews for 2000 years was colonized by Zionism. And these Jews are supporting in great numbers, not just here, but everywhere in the west. They are supporting the genocide. Shame on them. They are not real Jews. We are here because we know the history of Judaism, and they are actually, making, sure that, people will Jewish people will suffer from antisemitism everywhere. Yeah. They are helping antisemitism every day with their genocide and with their and with their crimes. Yes. So I want to say, to end, there are 3 other types of colonialism that we have to fight. They have colonized the western governments, and we need to bring an end to that. We, the people in the west, must stand up against our own governments. Yeah. No one which supported genocide should sit in government anyway. They should sit in jail. Now the other area, which I am very worried about because I'm an academic, they have colonized all the universities in the West, and we are not able to speak there. Even academics are not allowed to speak in universities if you are speaking against Zionism. We must decolonize the higher education system and the whole education system. And last but not least, I think we must we must decolonize the, whole system of the media, which is supporting, which is aiding, which is abetting. And abetting Israel and its genocide everywhere.

@elonmusk — Elon Musk

Posted - November 24, 2024 at 7:44 PM

Saved - November 25, 2024 at 4:04 PM

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

What is happening in the UK!? 🇬🇧

@stclairashley - Ashley St. Clair

the uk government spent taxpayer dollars to tell everybody that reading lord of the rings and george orwell leads to right-wing extremism https://t.co/wa4WsOQqyK

@IanCarrollShow — Ian Carroll

Posted - January 16, 2025 at 1:07 AM

Saved - January 16, 2025 at 4:01 AM

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Everyone’s downloading this new Chinese communist app, and it’s hilarious. Here’s the cliff notes for anyone not on TikTok. Because fuck the government. That’s why. https://t.co/CpecvRBPbu

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The situation with the Red Note app, a Chinese alternative to TikTok, is intriguing. Following the TikTok ban, Gen Z is rebelling by downloading Red Note, which has quickly risen to the top of the App Store. Users are engaging in cultural exchanges with Chinese citizens, sharing experiences and learning Mandarin. This reflects a broader realization that many perceptions about other countries stem from propaganda, while most people worldwide share similar values and desires for their communities. The evolution of the internet is empowering individuals to make their own choices, challenging government control. Amidst differing opinions on the app, the overall sentiment is one of hope and solidarity, showcasing a collective push for freedom and connection across borders.

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Speaker 0: The story that's going on with this Red Note app, this China app thing is amazing. Fill you in on this. It's like the most little brother energy thing ever, and it's happening on a mass scale, like millions of people. So the TikTok ban is going through, couple days. And Gen z is like, no. Fuck you. Because we all know that is the Israel lobby is who's behind the TikTok ban. It has nothing to do with China. Look up Project Texas. It's controlled by Oracle already. It's not Chinese propaganda. Even if it was, they're not concerned about our data. If they were concerned about our data, they would have passed data privacy laws, not banning TikTok. Trump tried a TikTok ban bill way back, and it didn't get enough support. And it wasn't until October 7th and Israel lobby and, you know, support for Palestine breaking out all across TikTok and across young people in general that something actually started to get done. And so now that they're gonna ban TikTok, what does Gen z do? They're like, well, fuck you. We'll go download another Chinese TikTok app. And so Red Note is this Chinese straight up, like, in Mandarin app. It has now launched to number 1 on the App Store. You can download it yourself. I downloaded it onto my phone just so that I could be a part of that statistic of how many people are downloading it because that's hilarious. And then what winds up happening, you wind up with American citizens and Chinese citizens just on the same app chatting with each other, like, teaching each other Mandarin. They're, like, doing cultural exchange. It's hilarious. Woo hoo. Would be watching grocery hauls. Chinese grocery hauls are insane because they can actually afford food. All the TikTok refugees. Are you kidding? America's literally burning. And I'm so sorry, guys, that you have to be here. Change the freaking layout to the same layout like TikTok. We hate it. It used to not be like that. Now it's just all fucked like your legislation system. Don't worry. We're not like the Americans. We'll not tell you to go back to your country. The Internet is a free space. So feel free to roam around. And the end result is a whole bunch of people realizing that most of our opinions about people in other countries is based entirely on propaganda. And most of the people in this world are just normal, wonderful people just like you and me that just love their families and want the best for their people and their communities and, you know, more or less agree on 99% of things. And that most governments are pretty corrupt and pretty horrible, and we pretty much all generally oppose governments and get along with people. Now is there a psyop layer of this? Like, is it organic, or is it, you know, artificially inflated or created? Maybe. I mean, there's a strong argument we made for the China lobby's influence in the Trump presidency and Chinese tech alliances and tech firms and just big Chinese money. Like, there is an argument to be made for there being a conspiracy theory here, but I really don't think that that's actually the point. I don't think that the American citizens going to Red Note are, like, China loyalists for, like, obviously. They don't really give a shit. They're just protesting and making a point that in this day and age, we're all free people, and we all have the freedom to make our own choices. And the legacy concept of of access being controlled by the government is gone. And it's taking years for the Internet to evolve into the, you know, sort of vehicle of freedom that it's eventually becoming, you know, with a strong dose of potential vehicle of tyranny thrown in there. But as it does evolve and as we all evolve with it in our understanding of, like, what we can do together and what kind of choice we have and what control we have when we just leverage this tool in our hands, It's pretty cool to watch people find their own solutions to government and to watch us just sort of take control of everything one system at a time. So, yeah, everyone's got, like, some really hot take on it, and it's like either it's the devil or it's like the greatest thing ever and you have to show solidarity. It's like, yeah, whatever. You know? We don't need to take it all the world so seriously, but it is pretty funny to watch. Because as a little brother, I identify strongly with this fuck you energy. Stories like that just give me a lot of hope for our future together on this planet.

@McfarlaneGlenda — Glenda M 🇨🇦 🍎

Posted - March 31, 2025 at 6:58 PM

Saved - April 1, 2025 at 2:25 PM

@McfarlaneGlenda - Glenda M 🇨🇦 🍎

Mark Carney’s ‘I admire China’s basic dictatorship’ moment has surfaced!! https://t.co/hUKq0n2DIQ

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China's strength lies in its medium- to long-term perspective. The G20 and Chinese leadership are ambitious.

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Speaker 0: One of the many strengths of China is is is is their perspective, the medium long term perspective. This is an ambitious g 20. It's an ambitious Chinese leadership.

@BelannF — BelannF

Posted - September 20, 2025 at 2:19 AM

Saved - September 22, 2025 at 7:03 PM

@BelannF - BelannF

Where did the term "politically correctness" come from? Did you know it came from the Soviet Union by Communist to keep anyone from saying something the Party didn't want a citizen to say. It was a term created to silence dissent. https://t.co/ftj648nhPy

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People think political correctness is, you know, let's be let's not be mean to people. Let's not offend minorities. Let's not make offensive jokes. Blah blah blah. Never had anything to do with that. Political correctness was invented in the Soviet Union by communists so that they could say to critics of the communist regime, well, comrade, what you're saying may be factually correct, but it's politically incorrect, and therefore you should shut up. In other words, it's inconvenient to the party line of the day. And that's how political correctness is used always. It's about preventing you from expressing a dissenting opinion.

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Speaker 0: People think political correctness is, you know, let's be let's not be mean to people. Let's not offend minorities. Let's not make offensive jokes. Blah blah blah. Never had anything to do with that. Political correctness was invented in the Soviet Union by communists so that they could say to critics of the communist regime, well, comrade, what you're saying may be factually correct, but it's politically incorrect, and therefore you should shut up. In other words, it's inconvenient to the party line of the day. And that's how political correctness is used always. It's about preventing you from expressing a dissenting opinion.

@hippyygoat — Earth Hippy 🌎🕊️💚

Posted - October 6, 2025 at 6:01 PM

Saved - October 7, 2025 at 10:24 PM

@hippyygoat - Earth Hippy 🌎🕊️💚

Imagine a foreign leader🇮🇱 bragging about how he's censoring Americans🇺🇸 https://t.co/SToZx6soyP

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The speaker decries a foreign leader as the "woke right," saying he is censoring Americans on camera. He notes this leader runs a country of 9,000,000 people "totally dependent on our tax dollars to exist" and claims that anyone who opposes more aid to Israel or opposing war with Iran is not simply mistaken or wrong; "that person is a Nazi, part of the woke Reich, a Nazi." The only fix, he says, is "preventing Americans from hearing the other side." He adds, "we push congress to force a TikTok sale," with "TikTok" repeated. He presses, "we need to talk to Elon." He maintains, "Free speech is central to the entire idea of America," contrasting with the foreign leader who "is saying Americans don't have that right" and will pressure Elon Musk to censor x "because it bothers Israel?"

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Speaker 0: Talk about the woke right. He said, I call it the woke right. It's almost unbelievable that he said that on camera. Imagine. This is a foreign leader bragging about how he's censoring Americans. Again, this guy runs a country of 9,000,000 people that's totally dependent on our tax dollars to exist. And here he is on camera saying, anyone who opposes me in The United States who opposes more aid to Israel or opposes getting sucked into war with Iran, which does not serve American interest, that person is not simply mistaken or wrong. I'm not gonna bother to explain why that person is wrong. That person is a Nazi, part of the woke Reich, a Nazi. And the only way to fix it is by preventing Americans in the last country on earth with guaranteed freedom of speech. Prevent Americans from hearing the other side. And so we push congress to force a TikTok sale, which is true, by the way. What? TikTok. TikTok. TikTok. Number one. Number one. And I hope it goes through because it's it can be consequential. And we need to talk to Elon. You know? So we have to talk to Elon. Free speech is central to the entire idea of America. In fact, it's really the only thing that sets us apart from any other country on Earth. And here's this guy, a foreign head of state who, let me restate, is totally dependent on our tax dollars to exist, is saying Americans don't have that right, and he's gonna do some kind of secret pressure campaign on Elon Musk to censor x because it bothers Israel?

@mariocavolo — CounterPoint Global

Posted - February 15, 2026 at 9:35 PM

Saved - February 19, 2026 at 12:43 AM

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Here's my retweet on request for Stephen L. Miller... I've lived in China for 25 years. Debunking the misunderstandings due to propaganda & lies is an endless task. 1. The photo is of a seminar for Uyghurs prisoners and has nothing to do with genocide or oppression of anyone. "Uyghurs genocide" is the oldest false repeatedly debunked propaganda lie about China. You can fly there any time you like to see for yourself. We've seen thousands of slaughtered Gaza babies by U.S. bombs & Zionist IDF snipers but not one single dead Uyghurs child ever anywhere. Any person can fly in and out of Xinjiang taking thousands of photos nobody checks their photos when they leave so they can easily post anything to social media. Here's my 2020 video explaining the facts about the Uyghurs in XinJiang anyone can go see with their own eyes https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-09-03/Xinjiang-Evil-genocide-blue-skies-and-Santa-Claus-Tu7DvPmX0Q/index.html Jerry Grey & Fernando Munoz have both travelled traveled thousands of miles around XinJiang by RV & bikes and have dozens of videos 2. Jimmy Lai was convicted in open public Hong Kong court of seditious conspiracy...the 800 pages of evidence are public record Here's what he did... How would the U.S. government react...if the owner of the New York Times personally met with senior Russian or Chinese officials...lobbying them actively to bring down the U.S. government...coordinating active campaigns to achieve "U.S. implosion" ...and used the NYT as an institutional tool for all this...all clearly documented in Jimmy Lai's own messages?" That's what Jimmy Lai did. The U.S. would convict & jail anyone even more severely. Justice has been served and served with full transparency in public court proceedings & records any person can review #China #CounterPointGlobal #JimmyLai #Olympics

@redsteeze - Stephen L. Miller

OK all you have to do to disapprove me is retweet these images. thank you. https://t.co/5vactJRZMN

@mariocavolo - CounterPoint Global

@LanderPeterjohn @redsteeze It's incredible to me to read his words describing China...the ignorance & bias & brainwashing is astonishing.