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Lebanon: Zionist-Terrorist Attacks Targets Medical & Commnication Equipment! (18.9.2024)

The nature of this Zionist-terrorist attack is one of widespread devastation throughout the country of Lebanon – causing terror, fear and paralysis. Many would consider it a particularly sick concept as it was designed to kill as many men, women, and children as possible in their homes, offices, and hospitals. Basically, any place a civilian would think they are safe. Perhaps the most disturbing factor is that the Israelis deliberately attacked nurseries, schools and hospitals throughout Lebanon – striking down Nurses, Teachers, Doctors, Surgeons, Cooks, Cleaners, Office-workers, and of course, young children and vulnerable babies!

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Section 702 Warrantless Spying!

China Exposes US “Volt Typhoon” [Section 702] Fabrication – for Warrantless Surveillance! (8.7.2024)

On April 19, the U.S. Senate approved the reauthorization with a vote of 60-34. This reauthorization extends the surveillance authority for two more years, allowing the U.S. government to continue collecting communications of non-Americans located outside the country without a warrant.

Data revealed that from May 2023 to January 2024, U.S. government-backed hacking organizations waged over 45 million cyber attacks — all authorized by Section 702 — against Chinese government entities, academies, scientific research institutes, enterprises and critical infrastructures.

Calling the U.S. government agencies the mastermind behind the “Volt Typhoon,” the report described such a move as the inevitable product of the international hegemonism that the United States strives to maintain.

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US Mistakes Mechanical Cranes for Real Cranes!

US: The Way of the White Crane! (24.2.2024)

When it comes to matters of so-called national security, Washington’s fixation on implicating China knows no bounds. From baseless accusations of espionage to scrutinizing individuals based on nationality, the pattern of suspicion and scapegoating has been casting a long shadow over bilateral cooperation.

Such an absurd accusation involving the Chinese-made cranes is by no means an isolated case. Just three weeks ago, a U.S. senator Tom Cotton grilled the CEO of TikTok Shou Zi Chew about his nationality, suggesting he has links with China, when he is in fact a Singaporean.

Even more absurd, a Florida senator Rick Scott claimed two months ago that garlic imported from China poses a threat to U.S. national security. He jumped to the conclusion based on the accusation that Chinese garlic is grown using human faeces and sewage as fertilizers.

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