Day: September 13, 2025

China’s problem isn’t just economics or politics — it’s something much darker.Decades of Communist Party rule have rewired society itself, turning trust into danger and cooperation into a joke.In this video, I’ll reveal why radical selfishness has become China’s default survival strategy — and why this guarantees the system will collapse from within.

President Donald Trump calls for imposing 50-100% tariffs on Chinese imports until the Russia-Ukraine conflict is resolved. Explore the potential economic and geopolitical impacts of these proposed tariffs on US-China relations and global markets.#TrumpTariffs #ChinaTariffs #RussiaUkraineWar #TradeWar #USChinaRelations #GlobalEconomy #news18

The question of how much debt China has is like Schrödinger’s cat—a thought experiment in quantum mechanics where a cat inside a sealed box is both alive and dead at the same time until the box is opened and the state is observed. Similarly, China’s true debt is both present and hidden at the same time, with different claims and estimates about its size, but the full extent remains unseen, just like the cat’s uncertain fate until it’s revealed. The Ministry of Finance says that the debt is “overall moderate and manageable,” while Chinese experts claim “what we see is just the tip of the iceberg.” International media, on the other hand, say “this could be the last straw that breaks the camel’s back.” But in reality, the true numbers are like Wi-Fi—present, but unseen. After all, in a society where even the nation’s leader, Xi Jinping, often “disappears,” debt data is understandably kept under wraps. If the lid were to be lifted, it would shock not just the Chinese people, but also the citizens of countries trading with China.Join this channel to get access to perks:

Homemade slogans calling for freedom and rising up against the Chinese communist regime are resurfacing across China. We take a closer look at the developing situation.Following Charlie Kirk’s death, Utah’s governor warns that China and Russia are spreading online disinformation to stir division. We hear from officials and foreign commentators.Federal agents seized more than 80 million dollars’ worth of illegal vapes—most of them smuggled in from China.NASA is banning Chinese nationals from working on its space programs. It is part of a wider U.S. strategy to win the space race against communist China. Mike Gold, former NASA associate administrator, said: “It’s not just about the moon. It’s about the earth. The countries and companies that control the moon will control the earth.”Taiwan is preparing for a potential Chinese invasion. In a new handbook, the island sends a message telling its people that it will not surrender. “We must clearly tell our people in the handbook that Taiwan will not succumb to any authoritarian military aggression, and we will not surrender.”00:00 Intro01:47 Anti-CCP Slogans in China Call for Truth and Freedom04:53 China Uses Kirk’s Death to Stoke Division in America06:07 Expert: Charlie Kirk Targeted CCP Influence in South Korea08:52 RFK Jr.: China Gets Richer While Our Kids Get Sicker10:33 Chinese Nationals Banned From Working at NASA13:56 Bessent to Meet He Lifeng; New Mexican Tariff on Chinese Cars15:24 No Surrender: Taiwan Handbook Preps Citizens17:32 Chinese National Sentenced for Smuggling Bio Material18:37 South Korean Workers Detained in Georgia Return Home19:54 Cyberattackers Impersonate Epoch Times, Threaten White House

A few years after Citigroup shut down its personal banking operations in China, it made another significant announcement. On September 5, Citigroup stated in a press release that, due to a gradual reduction in its personal consumer business with UnionPay in China, Citigroup (China) is no longer a member of UnionPay. However, the statement emphasized that the bank’s services for domestic and international payments for businesses and institutions remain unaffected. Citigroup also confirmed that it would continue to serve companies and institutions in China to meet their cross-border banking needs.