Enough is enough. The raid in Venezuela signified that the United States would no longer be terrorized from rogue nations within the Western hemisphere. The drug running must end. The election thievery must end. The Communist Chinese suppliers and instigators must leave.
We are now seeing the uncovering of just how much corruption has occurred, robbing the United States worldwide. The Democrats and Rino Republicans never squawked so long as they received their dirty kickbacks. The corruption at the the top has spread like cancer. But now, Beijing’s grip is slipping. And sliding away.
Why is steel so important? How do we counteract the lying leftists in the fake news? Is the storm upon us? Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has launched a massive cyberwar against the United States, targeting both the private and public sectors, as well as government entities.
These cyber systems are so sophisticated and intricate that their aim is to defeat the United States without having to engage in kinetic warfare. What does this mean for the layperson? They’ve targeted everything from personal data and intellectual property of major companies to critical infrastructure, including power grids, water supply systems, and assets in the skies.
The CCP’s Salt Typhoon group infiltrated more than 200 targets across more than 80 countries. China has also adopted a strategy of hybrid warfare against countries it considers hostile or potentially hostile. And geoengineering, in particular, has the potential to become a game-changing tool in Beijing’s implementation of this hybrid warfare strategy.
Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts as they expose these war crimes and discuss how you can protect yourself, too, in a new edition of The Edge of Wonder.
As the U.S. races to dominate artificial intelligence, a dangerous question emerges: Can America outpace China without becoming a mirror image of its authoritarian techno-state?
In this compelling analysis, Whitney Webb challenges the growing call for civil-military fusion in the U.S.—a model China has aggressively pursued—which increasingly resembles a corporatist architecture that blurs the line between democracy and technocracy. Is this convergence a national security necessity, or a quiet surrender of American civil liberties in the name of power?
Digging beneath the surface, the discussion unveils the deep entanglement between U.S. financial elites, Big Tech and Chinese state-linked corporations. From Henry Kissinger’s long-standing ties to Beijing, to Wall Street oligarchs like Larry Fink and Steve Schwarzman straddling both Chinese and American power circles, Webb argues that transnational capital—not ideology—is driving this AI arms race.
The implications reach back decades, connecting today’s elite with shadowy scandals like Chinagate and the suspicious death of Commerce Secretary Ron Brown. And now, with figures like Howard Lutnick poised to lead U.S. commerce, and Elon Musk simultaneously entangled with both U.S. defense and Chinese tech, the question becomes unavoidable: How secure is national security when capital knows no borders?
Ahead of the Xi–Trump summit, Beijing announced sweeping new export curbs on rare earths, lithium-ion batteries, graphite, and synthetic diamonds — a move that could reshape global supply chains and expose America’s most dangerous weakness: its military’s dependence on Chinese minerals. For decades, China has built a near-monopoly over the rare earth mining and refining industry, producing over 70% of the world’s supply and holding almost half of global reserves.
While the U.S. scaled back mining in the 1980s, China ramped up — flooding the market with cheap production and driving competitors out. Now, Beijing controls over 90% of global refining capacity, giving it unmatched leverage over industries from EVs to advanced weaponry. A new report exposes just how deep this vulnerability runs. 77% of U.S. Department of Defense platforms rely on Chinese-sourced rare earths — including 91% of Navy, 85% of Air Force, and 70% of Army weapons systems.
The F-35 fighter jet alone uses 900 pounds of these critical materials. If China tightens exports, America’s military-industrial complex could face crippling delays. This isn’t just a trade dispute — it’s a battle for technological dominance and national security. China’s export restrictions on gallium, germanium, tungsten, and now rare earths, are part of a broader strategy to remind Washington that it still controls the minerals that make modern warfare possible. As the world enters a new era of great power competition, the question isn’t whether China can weaponize its mineral dominance — it’s whether the United States can survive without it. Here’s more from World Affairs In Context.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is undoubtedly the chief reason behind President Donald Trump’s vow on Friday to raise tariffs on all Chinese imports by 100 percent. There are other reasons for his anger. U.S. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna of Florida, for instance, told one interviewer last week that China had bankrolled the Armed Queers of Salt Lake City. Investigator George Webb says the Armed Queers of Salt Lake City worked with Tyler Robinson to pull off the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Webb says Armed Queers leader Ermiya Fanaeian drove Robinson’s gray Dodge Challenger getaway vehicle. It’s also believed, although yet to be ascertained, that the Armed Queers trainer was a second assassin involved in the September 10 killing.)
The Wall Street Journal is reporting the imminent sale of TikTok’s US operations to a consortium including Oracle, Silver Lake and Andreessen Horowitz.
It’s said they will acquire majority stake in the business worth between $35 billion and $40 billion. Meanwhile, ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company in Beijing, China, would retain a share somewhere below the 20 percent threshold.
Who are these new players? Oracle is the company that already provides the cloud services for TikTok to store its data. The full name of Silver Lake is Silver Lake Technology Management LLC. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, it’s among the largest private equity firms. Andreessen Horowitz is a venture capital firm, based in Nevada, formed by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz.
President Donald Trump will be bringing the deal up for negotiations with his Chinese counterpart — Xi Jinping. Here’s a reaction video from The Jimmy Dore Show, with Jimmy joined by James Li.
What really happened to Malaysian Airlines fight MH370?
10 years ago… Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared from radar on 8 March 2014, while flying from Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia to its intended destination in Beijing. But It never arrived and neither did the 227 passengers and 12 crew members whose family members have been in anguish ever since. What happened to their loved ones? Who’s covering up the real story?
10 years have now passed and we finally might have some leads as to what caused this disappearance. Ashton Forbes has in many ways devoted his life to figuring out what happened here and we decided to invite Ashton on to talk about some of this new evidence. Here’s more from Clayton Morris on Redacted News.
Malaysia Air flight 370 carrying 239 passengers and crew members, flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing disappeared. The disappearance of this flight is now one of the greatest aviation mysteries of all time.
Ashton Forbes is the organizer of MH370x, a community-led, crowd-sourced investigation group dedicated to solving the mystery of MH370 and the science behind what Ashton says is advanced technology that was deployed on the plane. Ashton is a government contractor with a security clearance, unrelated to anomalous phenomenon.
He says he’s not bound by any NDA’s and everything he reveals is publicly available information. Many have tried to debunk him. He joins us today. Here’s more from the Kim Iverson Show.
This week on the New World Next Week: Kissinger meets old buddy Xi Jinping in Beijing to discuss the New World Order plan; the banksters prepare the public for the age of debanking; and the Hollyweird strike portends the new era of deep fake unemployment. Here’s more from The Corbett Report and Media Monarchy.
Despite reports from the fake mainstream media, Col. Douglas Macgregor confirms to Red Pilled TV that Russia “is wiping them out” in Ukraine.
Macgregor sets the record straight in the Ukraine-Russia conflict and gives his assessment of where things stand on the ground, including the astounding casualty numbers and the horrifying nature of the battle over Bakhmut.
We’ve seen China crush the freedoms of its own people in Hong Kong. Sara Carter says it’s now expanding that repression into neighboring countries and the United States.
She says major corporations, sports leagues and Hollywood studios all pathetically grovel before Beijing in order to squeeze every possible dollar out of the Chinese market. Meanwhile, all of those entities refuse to condemn China for its concentration camps against Uighur Muslims, slave labor or religious persecution. And the Biden Administration doesn’t seem serious about confronting any of this behavior.
Carter welcomes activist Yoko Ishii to share the story of China literally trying to stamp out the native language in Mongolia, replace it with its own and imprisoning those who resist.
