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Exiled Chinese Billionaire’s Accusations About China

Exiled Chinese Billionaire’s Accusations About China

Kyle Bass sits down with infamous Chinese businessman Guo Wengui, also known as known as “Miles Kwok,” to hear a series of shocking accusations and predictions revolving around the Chinese government. Kwok provides his perception of the backstory behind several recent high-profile news items, and touches on the Chinese government’

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Never, Ever Play Poker with Trump

Never, Ever Play Poker with Trump

Trump plays to win and he played the winning hand in the tit-for-tat tariff trade war with China. Six days ago, when asked, Trump said he would continue his trade war with China even if the US was hit with a recession, which he didn’t believe would happen because

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‘The Amazon Is Burning’ Pt 1: A Flaming Heap of Bullshit

‘The Amazon Is Burning’ Pt 1: A Flaming Heap of Bullshit

Call me a cynic, but every time some new environmental or climate change moral panic suddenly grips the legacy media – and especially its wagging-tail, social media – I immediately check to see if there’s either another big environmental-political circus due or a left-wing politician in trouble. So when the social

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Bob Jones on Climate Change Conferences

Bob Jones on Climate Change Conferences

If you haven’t already discovered No Punches Pulled I highly recommend that you check it out. One of Sir Bob’s recent blog posts is on Climate change conferences and he doesn’t disappoint. We’re being hammered about our wicked ways with plastic, dairy farming, cars etc, the

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NZ urged to Suspend Payments to UNRWA
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NZ urged to Suspend Payments to UNRWA

New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters has revealed that New Zealand has not formally suspended funding to UNRWA despite a report by the Israel Institute of New Zealand (IINZ) that said that it had following a report that found “credible and corroborated” allegations of serious ethical abuses, including “sexual misconduct,

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Morrison Govt Set to Clamp Down on Chinese Influence at Universities

Morrison Govt Set to Clamp Down on Chinese Influence at Universities

As Clive Hamilton argues in his book Silent Invasion, Australian institutions at all levels have been shockingly blind to the creeping threat of communist China. Successive governments, business, academia, even local councils, have been too dazzled by the lure of “Belt and Road Initiative” money to stop and give even

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NZ Suspends UNRWA Funding
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NZ Suspends UNRWA Funding

Israel Institute of New Zealand: New Zealand has now joined the the Swiss, Dutch, and Belgium governments in suspending donations to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) following an internal report that found “credible and corroborated” allegations of serious ethical abuses including “sexual misconduct, nepotism, retaliation, discrimination and

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Bob Jones on The Hong Kong Protests
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Bob Jones on The Hong Kong Protests

Bob Jones’ blog No Punches Pulled is always an enjoyable read. I visited for the humorous post on wine reviews and stayed for the commentary on Hong Kong. So what does a New Zealand businessman and regular visitor to Hong Kong like Sir Bob think about the protests? A few

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Morrison Makes New Friends in ‘Nam

Morrison Makes New Friends in ‘Nam

As the Pacific’s banana republics eagerly grasp at the rivers of yuan gushing from Beijing and cock opportunistic snooks at Australia, PM Scott Morrison is strengthening ties with a nation that has far less reason to trust China’s expansionism in the region. Of course, Australia and Vietnam are

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Pacific Mendicants are Being Played by Beijing

Pacific Mendicants are Being Played by Beijing

If sanctimony and hypocrisy were renewable energy sources, the Pacific Islands Forum could fuel the globe for the foreseeable future. Rarely has such a tiny pond crammed with such oversized bottom-feeders belched out more insincerity and fraudulent greed. Australian Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack’s remark that Fiji will continue

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