U.S. Spy Plane Impersonates Malaysian Aircraft, Apparently to Fool China
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More evidence coronavirus had spread to the West BEFORE China came clean: LA doctors find evidence it may have been circulating in US MONTHS earlier than first reported case
The scientists say that, between December and February, there may have been as many as 1,000 coronavirus patients in Los Angeles.
The finding is published after only yesterday a British family came forward with a coroner’s report saying that their relative, 84-year-old Peter Attwood, died of coronavirus after catching it in December.
Mr Attwood’s death came two months before the first death was officially recorded in Britain and has been officially attributed to the disease, despite China not announcing its existence until after the grandfather had already caught it.
The Pentagon Sizes Up China, Sees A Serious Military Threat
How Much Did Steve Bannon Change Politics?
Source: How Much Did Steve Bannon Change Politics?
“As I write in the op-ed, there is this narrative this analysis of populism that it’s all just a ploy for the leaders of the populist organizations, whatever it may be, to enrich themselves and kind of, you know, use the popularity of populism to stay in power,” Teitelbaum said.
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Swiss photographer on trial in Hong Kong over protest clash
Swiss photographer on trial in Hong Kong over protest clash
Marc Progin, a long-time Hong Kong resident, pleaded not guilty to “aiding and abetting public disorder”, a charge which could see him jailed for up to a year.
US revokes visas for 1,000 Chinese under Trump order
US revokes visas for 1,000 Chinese under Trump order
Some Asian American activists have warned that Trump’s orders are creating a climate of suspicion on campuses, with students of Asian descent facing unfounded questions about their intentions.
Pompeo carves out new US alliance system in Middle East
Amazon Bans Sale of Foreign Seeds in the U.S.
Amazon Bans Sale of Foreign Seeds in the U.S.
The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service said the unsolicited packages appeared to be a part of a “brushing scam,” in which an online seller ships an inexpensive product to an unwitting receiver and then submits positive reviews on the recipient’s behalf with a goal of boosting the seller’s ratings and visibility online. The agency said there was no reason to suspect agroterrorism, in which biological agents are used to harm the nation’s food supply.
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Amazon Bans Foreign Plant Sales to U.S. Amid Global Seed Mystery
U.S. agriculture officials have said they are working with officials in China to determine who is sending the seed packages and to stop future shipments. China’s Foreign Ministry said in July that mailing labels on the seed packages were forged and that China had asked the U.S. to send packages for investigation.
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Just Cheap Labor? How China Became a Manufacturing Powerhouse
Many people have simple narratives about China’s rise as a manufacturing powerhouse. And this misunderstanding (ignorance?) is also the reason why …
Just Cheap Labor? How China Became a Manufacturing Powerhouse
No mass snooping, coercion or backdoors: China pokes US in the eye with global digital rules proposal
RT | September 8, 2020 Beijing wants the world community to adopt a set of rules for developing the digital economy, which would endorse national …
No mass snooping, coercion or backdoors: China pokes US in the eye with global digital rules proposal
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