Digital surveillance is omnipresent in the west. Apparently nobody cares.
The Silicon Valley thieves are just copying and stealing from over a century of US industrial strategy.
Full disclosure, I'm not a metalhead by any means, and Metallica isn't always considered pure metal, but this one hits just right.
To be fair, it's not hard to beat expectations when the expectation of the western press is "imminent collapse!!!"
They can't, the economy would drop into a sinkhole.
The US has already demonstrated, by seizing Russian central bank assets denominated in USD, that the USD isn't worth the paper it's printed on and can't be trusted further than you can throw it.
The Euro is already getting hit hard by the growing trade and balance of payments deficit with regards to the USD, showing the world the Euro isn't a safe and trustworthy currency by unilaterally seizing the assets of a sovereign central bank would only make the problem worse and add longer term consequences.
Republicans aren't pro-Russia. Some just think war against Iran or China is a higher priority.
All countries will confiscate illegally obtained income. Want to work cross-border? Do it with the proper visas, permissions, tax reporting, residencies, etc. There's no story here, just more China hate to help beat the drums of war.
Laowhy and serpentza are racist dirtbags grifting off all the China hate that's everywhere in the west. They had to run for a reason, and that reason was that they were and are spreading hate speech.
Katherine's Journey to the East, Li Jingjing, or Daniel Dumbrill will much more accurately present life in the different parts of China.
In the Name of the People is on YouTube.
In terms of dramas you may find In the Name of the People interesting.
For documentaries, I've recently seen mentions of How Yukong Moved the Mountains, although I haven't yet found a place to watch it.
There's also a large collection of leftist movies which includes fictional dramas and documentaries about USSR and PRC over on hexbear. https://hexbear.net/post/9615
Edit: CGTN also has some good documentaries on modern and historical events.
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knfrmity
joined 2 years ago
The entire EU supply chain is subsidized.