Geopolitics

NIH-funded scientist filed for vax patent in Feb. 2020

A Chinese scientist who received funding from the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) filed a patent for a Covid-19 vaccine soon after the communist government in Beijing admitted there was human-to-human transmission of the virus, a report said. Read More.

China makes arms race out of planetary defense tech

Early on this coming Nov. 24, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is scheduled to launch the initial American attempt to test technologies that could be used to defend Planet Earth. Read More.

Trump strategy: Trillions in reparations from China

Prior to the 2020 election, U.S. President Donald Trump had floated the idea of seeking as much as $10 trillion in reparations from China for the damage caused by the Covid-19 pandemic which started in Wuhan, according to a book by former White House aide Peter Navarro. Read More.

Report: Taliban distributes 'kill list' of LGBT Afghans

The Taliban has created a “kill list” of suspected LGBT people in Afghanistan and is widely distributing it among its jihadis in an attempt to execute all those identified. Read More.

China might not delay seizing control of Taiwan

China is fully capable of a D-Day-level invasion of Taiwan and might not wait very long to unleash an attack as the communist regime of supreme leader Xi Jinping has designs on taking control of Taiwan's production of global semiconductors, analysts say. Read More.

Populist slams EU's march toward 'social credit system'

Another European has given a stirring address on the need to stand against elitist tyranny to preserve the God-given freedom of the human individual. Read More.

Flynn mocks ‘absolutely evil’ Covid fakery at G20

Leaders at the Group of 20 summit in Rome on Sunday vowed that they would spare no effort in getting everyone on the planet injected with the Covid vaccination. Read More.

Xi, world’s top polluter, skipping climate summit

Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping will not attend the summit. China is by far the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitter. Russian strongman Vladimir Putin won't be there either. Russia's economy would collapse if the world decided to stop buying its fossil fuels. Read More.

Optimal U.S. posture on China is ‘moral clarity, straight talk’

“What should Americans do today about Communist China? Tell the truth. Always,” said strategist Miles Yu in a speech in San Jose on Oct. 17. Read More.

New Zealand's Ardern admits creating 2 classes of people

In the new normal New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern gleefully admits she is creating two classes of people with different rights — those vaccinated against Covid-19 will have rights superior to those who are not. Read More.

Pompeo: Chinese influence ops active in every state

Intent on winning the information war in the United States, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has dispatched operatives to all 50 states, targeting federal, state and local governments, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said. Read More.

China denies space launch vehicle deployed HGV warhead

Unnamed United States sources told the Financial Times that China’s FOBS had flown a simulated orbital strike test in August; it was launched by a Long March-2C (LM-2C) space launch vehicle; it deployed a Hypersonic Glide Vehicle (HGV) warhead, and had missed its target by 24 miles. Read More.

Was China military on alert last November?

Gen. Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has justified his two calls late last year to his counterpart at China's People's Liberation Army by insisting that “a significant degree of intelligence” indicated the Chinese military was on alert for a surprise U.S. attack in the run-up to the November 2020 U.S. presidential election. Read More.

DoD software chief: U.S., Google lost AI war with China

The Pentagon’s software chief said he resigned because China has already won the artificial intelligence (AI) war. Read More.

Enemies well aware of disarray at the Pentagon

The U.S. military currently has "three times the number of four-star admirals and generals than we had during World War II — when the country was in an existential war for survival and when, by 1945, our active military personnel was almost nine times larger than the current armed forces," a prominent Hoover Institution scholar said. Read More.