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Legacy of KimJong Il Lives On!

DPRK: Socialist State Stands-Up to Trump Fascism! (18.2.2025)

Explicitly speaking once again, to the DPRK nukes represent peace and sovereignty and a means for legitimate self-defence entrusted by its Constitution as long as there exists the hostile threat from the U.S. and its vassal forces.

If the U.S. continues to resort to the ineffective means of pressure against the DPRK, failing to face up to the reality, the DPRK will continue to take a new opportunity for the upward coordination of its strategic force and hold further favorable position in the DPRK-U.S. conflicting structure.

The DPRK will as ever consistently adhere to the new line of bolstering up the nuclear force clarified by the head of state and thoroughly control the threat and blackmail of the U.S. and its vassal forces violating the former’s sovereignty and security interests, by making use of all its own political and military tools, and perfectly attain its strategic goal.

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China Anti-Terrorist Police Defend the Uyghur People from US-Sponsored Islamo-Terrorism!

Anti-ETIM: My Reply to US-Supported Islamo-Fascist Degenerates! (11.2.2025)

This email has been reported to the Embassy of the PRC (London). The Islamo-Fascist (Terrorist) group it represents has been reported to the Met Police in the UK. The Migration status of those criminals who sent this email in the UK has been reported to the UK government. The content of this email will be used in the UK (and elsewhere – including Xinjiang) to educate school children about the dangers of online terrorism, sex trafficking, and money laundering, etc. The sender’s email address has bean logged and banned. Terrorism of any sort will not be tolerated in the UK.

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PRC Tariffs Announced!

China: Plans to Add Counter-Tariffs on US Products Announced! (5.2.2025)

Luo Zhiheng, chief economist at Yuekai Securities, said China should resort to effective countermeasures against any tariff threats by the White House, while optimizing domestic policies and anchoring market expectations.

“Based on the experiences gained during the first Trump administration, China can utilize measures such as imposing additional tariffs and export controls to counter trade threats from the U.S.,” Luo said.

He added that China should continue to broaden the list of sanctioned goods and entities, and increase Beijing’s negotiation leverage with Washington.

Given heightened global uncertainties, China should scale up the intensity of its fiscal and monetary policies, actively expand domestic demand to counter any potential downturns in external demand, and steadily push forward high-level opening-up, expand networks with trade partners and diversify its trade portfolios, Luo said.

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Reds Under the Beds!

China: US Allegations [& Reports] of Cyber-Attacks – Firmly Rejected! (17.1.2025)

Shen Yi, a professor at Fudan University in Shanghai and a leading expert on cyberspace governance studies, said, “U.S. intelligence agencies have a typical behavioural pattern in hyping cybersecurity governance and national security issues, which is fabricating facts using false and inaccurate information, and fabricating so-called cyberattacks by other countries.”

The objective is to hype security threats and create anxiety, Shen added.

Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of the Treasury sanctioned a Beijing-based cybersecurity company, accusing it of helping Chinese hackers infiltrate U.S. telecommunication systems and conduct surveillance.

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US Hegemony - FON!

US: “Freedom of Navigation” [FON] – The Sting in Jimmy Carter’s Tail! (29.9.2029)

Data showed that in 39 U.S. FONOPs around the South China Sea launched from 2015 to 2022, at least 22 are relevant to the country’s policy trends around China and this part of the ocean, mainly involving the construction of the Nansha Islands, the South China Sea arbitration case, and consultations on the Code of Conduct (COC) in the South China Sea. The report believed that the U.S. army operations have nothing to do with its claims of maintaining freedom of navigation and regional stability, but are rather tools serving its gunboat policy and political means to put pressure on China.

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