It is understandable that you find it hard to believe what I wrote about Mao Mao. Virtually all Western sources claim that Mao’s tenure was a ‘disaster’ and make many personal attacks on Mao as well. But that is normal propaganda: delegitimize the founding father and you weaken the legitimacy of all that follows. You […]
Censoring Covid. Cui Bono? Who benefits from twisting the Covid tale? There’s an ever-growing cohort of increasingly desperate Covid long-haulers, many affected for over two years, having difficult legal conversations about medical early retirement and independence payment support. They need answers, treatments – and to know that we take the situation sufficiently seriously to stop creating
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PEACEFUL, UNPLANNED, LEADERLESS, PRO-DEMOCRACY RIOTS THE HONG KONG NARRATIVE The government of China’s Hong Kong Narrative shall enact laws on its own to prohibit any act of treason. Secession, sedition, subversion against the Central People’s Government or theft of state secrets, to prohibit foreign political organizations or bodies from conducting political activities in the Region,
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How China’s Social Credit-Will Change our Lives China’s Social Credit Dàtóng Dreams Technologies that expose Americans to government scrutiny of have always raised concerns. In 1968. China’s Social Credit Dàtóng Dreams bureaux were reporting debtors’ sexual and political preferences, The New York Times[1] warned, “Transferring such information from a manual file onto a computer triggers
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Chinese Medical Care device maker’s US$2 a day heart attack risk warning system faces resistance in US. Beijing-based Lepu Medical claims that the highly accurate system, backed by the world’s largest patient data set, can offer data analytics service at just US$2 per patient over a 24-hour heart monitoring period Lepu’s subsidiary Shenzhen Carewell Electronics,
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MAO’S GREAT FAMINE? Starving Chinese Child, 1946, Life Magazine Part Two: Whose Famine? In 1910 Mao’s Famine a series of bad harvests in Hunan led to outbreaks of famine and some desperate Hunanese formed a group under the slogan ‘Eat Rice Without Charge’ and seized stores of rice from the wealthier farmers. Among the shipments