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A Significant Decline Is Coming For The U.S. — Passer by

The US has managed a series of strategic blunders since the decision to go into Vietnam. This one, involving China, Russia and Iran, is likely to be the most damaging.This will not be reversed should Biden win. The Democrats' foreign policy bench is as weak as the that of the GOP, and Biden will appointed personnel from that roster. On the othert hand, what could be worse that Mike Pompeo and John Bolton. Susan Rice and Samantha Power, maybe?Moon of AlabamaA Significant Decline Is Coming For...

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Bill Mitchell — Inequality and poverty not just an indigenous problem

On Saturday (July 25, 2020), The Australian published another Op Ed that I wrote in collaboration with Noel Pearson. I understand that many people (mostly abroad) were unable to access the article (as a result of paywall restrictions on certain devices). I am unable to post the final article due to copyright restrictions but I can provide the draft article which was not too different from the final version. It also seems that the faux-progressives have somehow decided that our...

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Reuters – China says World Bank report ‘clarifies truth’ on Xinjiang programmes.

The World Bank was unable to find evidence of any mistreatment of Uighurs in Xinjiang, but as they were unable to fully inspect every facility, they have decided to reduce their funding in light of the recent allegations.[The World Bank] said that a review conducted by senior managers did not substantiate the allegations, but that "in light of associated risks" with the schools which are "difficult to monitor", it would shutter the partnerships.Reuters - China says World Bank report...

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What could be wrong with a fiscal deficit? — Prabhat Patnaik

If wealth inequality is to be prevented from becoming worse than the horrendous level it has already attained, then the only way this can be done is by larger government spending that is financed by a tax on the rich, either a profit tax or a wealth tax.... We have been talking about the “private sector”, but since workers more or less consume what they earn, it is the capitalists whose savings increase because of the fiscal deficit and who hold claims upon the government. And here, the...

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Either you guarantee employment, or you guarantee there will be unemployment.” – Pavlina Tcherneva

Prior to the pandemic, the consequences of 10 years of cuts to public spending and government policies had already left people in precarious employment and on low wages – in poverty. The future is now even more uncertain for many of those people who will be joined by many others fearing equally for their prospects. ‘Can I get a job?’ ‘Will I still have a job to go to?’ And for young people ‘What sort of future will I have?’ Those fears are translating into falling consumer confidence and...

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UK radio presenter spreads disinformation on Uygur Muslims

You've probably seen the photos in the media of supposed Uighurs all bound up to be transported to a prison, but how do we know they were Uighurs?The Chinese had arrested one hundred people involved in a pyramid scheme in 2017, which was well documented in their media in 2017.A controversial British radio presenter is spreading a fake video about China's Xinjiang policy as part of a disinformation campaign to incite anti-China sentiment in the West. Maajid Nawaz, a former Islamist and London...

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China’s Xinjiang: A Brief Overview — Frank Li

What you are not hearing much of  about Xinjiang and the Uyghurs. Most of what one reads in the US about this is anti-Chinese propaganda. Frank Li explains.econintesect.comChina's Xinjiang: A Brief Overview Frank Li | Chinese ex-pat, Founder and President of W.E.I. (West-East International), a Chicago-based import & export company, B.E. from Zhejiang University (China) in 1982, M.E. from the University of Tokyo in 1985, and Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University in 1988, all in Electrical...

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