That is not proof. It is also a cropped photo. The uncropped version shows Tiananmen Square at the top but it doesn’t show what your propagandists want it to show. I’ll post it for you when I get home.

Prove me wrong

Traditionally the US does not support Taiwan independence. Go look it up.

Though it is true that they are quietly trying to push their puppets in Taiwan to declare independence because they know damned well that is the only way they will get the war they so desperately want.

The vast majority of the Taiwanese want the status quo to remain exactly as it is

They are all over social media and news aggregators pushing nakedly pro-US narratives about everywhere the west doesn’t like, feverishly downvoting anyone who has the temerity to offer a different point of view

Perhaps you could share some details

China’s engagment in Africa is just as neocolonial as Western engagement if not more

How so?

China is building infrastructure, creating jobs and giving African nations the tools they need to develop thus creating wealth. What does China get out of it? Markets - a place to sell the products the make. That is quite a bit different from the western policy of enriching despots, plundering mineral wealth and leaving the countries to fester and rot.

Never mattered to the Democrats either. No matter who has been in power America’s geopolitical ambitions are all that mattered. To Trump, he is the only thing that matters.

Mum, Look! I’m waving my dick at China again!

It’s mainly for the benefit of their own constituents. A day later there will be a big black headline reading something like China Slams US long-range bomber. Few places outside the western media bubble will bother to report it.

Since the 1960s, the United States has systematically punished the Cuban people through a stringent blockade on its economy for having declared and built a political and economic model different from the one advocated and directed by the United States.

The US also has about 750 military bases (not including black sites) scattered across 80 countries around the world

HK$20,000 is nothing when you consider that is not much more than a months rent in Hong Kong.

Isn’t that a bit like asking the fox to guard the hen house?

How do you know its the truth?

Casualty counts and battlefield losses are disputed during active conflicts, and experts urge caution when considering tallies offered by either party in a war. Moscow and Kyiv very rarely nod to their own casualty counts.

But how did America and Americans ever allow it to get like this?

Of course not, because they are complicit

Georgian President Won’t Recognize Vote Results, Calls For Protests, Alleges Russian Interference

What a surprise, eh?

I’m sure the NED is organising one now

no one will lift a finger to stop them.

No one can, America won’t let them. This is their genocide as well because only they can stop it

And when the children are not being targeted online they are being shot at in school

10 developments at the BRICS meeting yesterday some of which western media will probably not report. Make of them what you will.

1. US Presidential candidate Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin said they would end the war in Ukraine. Speaking at the BRICS conference which ended yesterday, Putin said he welcomed Donald Trump’s pledge and “believed it was sincere.”

2. China’s leader Xi Jinping and India’s head Narendra Modi committed to ending their countries’ long-term but mostly non-violent border dispute, striking a huge blow against American attempts to divide the two Asian giants.

3. BRICS membership growth continued to accelerate, with Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates declared members this week, Turkey next in line, and others applying. BRICS already has more than 40 per cent of humanity and 35 per cent of global GDP.

4. Despite internet misinformation on currency (it is NOT true that 159 countries signed up for a BRICS currency), it IS true that innovations, including a digital currency project called m-Bridge, will de-dollarise the global cross-border payments system in the long term.

5. The massive turnout of world leaders at BRICS showed that the US plan to isolate Russia had failed—and, with poetic justice, the failure coincided with a year in which the US itself was repeatedly isolated from the world in multiple United Nations votes over the pitiless slaughter in Gaza.

6. Modi’s declaration of the difference between BRICS and other country groupings (think NATO, QUAD, AUKUS) was startling: “We support dialogue and diplomacy, not war,” Modi said.

7. There was obvious delight among participants that United Nations secretary-general António Guterres attended BRICS, doing his job—which was to represent the wider world of humanity, rather than the western world’s 13 per cent. He echoed the call to end fighting in Ukraine.

8. The publication of figures showing that Russia’s economy had been far less damaged than the US intended, reinforced the belief that a significant part of global economic muscle had moved from US control to the wider, multipolar world.

9. Delegates said the developments made the prospects of war in East Asia less likely. If the Ukraine war had failed to isolate and weaken Russia, the US would think twice about repeating the strategy using the island of Taiwan to isolate and weaken China.

10. China’s leader Xi Jinping pointed out that “the common march of the Global South towards modernity is a major event in world history”. He also said that BRICS, as a huge bloc of anti-war nations working together could only be a force for stability in the world— much needed.