China's Secret Belt and Road in South Korea
So...I'm not liking what I'm hearing about South Korea's views on Communism...
—Chris
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This is where we could really use TeeSpring, or some alternative free of production in China right now. One you can submit a“#Liberate Hong Kong” Graphic or something along the lines, or this calls for shopping any local business that you could submit a graphic to.
Building a communist utopian dream...their vision of "reality"... Chinese as an "elite nation" of the world...
Chris, what's the deal with the recent heavy rain and the Three Gorges Dam?
At 3:43 it was no. 23....still OK...usually the leads are big stories about China/US.
Chris! Google is carrying this on their cell phone news...and it is leading all news stories...3:14 PM Pacific 6/23...Hooray!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWdin109fY0&feature=youtu.be&t=624
Chris, do you guys believe the claim by Guo Wengui that the CCP is paying billions a year to the Vatican to keep silent about CCP atrocities?
Could be...paying off all the child molester lawsuits is expensive
A suggestion to please balance the volume across speakers. I had to turn the volume up to hear Chris but when the guest spoke the volume was very loud and had to turn back down again. Thanks!
I enjoy this shorter interview: but for the next, longer ones, could you perhaps release them into smaller videos, so that I get to watch them? :D
Personally, I would recommend looking into weather or not South Africa is a Belt-and-Road country. In recent years, their political climate has been leaning further left. They have a socialist/communist party whose been grabbing more and more power. And it's becoming rather disconcerting.
https://thegrio.com/2020/06/21/black-americans-come-home/
Everyone's taking pot shots at the US now, but from that report it sounds like the Ghanaians have been making that call for a while now. I'd like to see Africa growth richer, but at this time, I'm not sure a return to Ghana holds the same allure as the return to Israel did. One typically emigrates for economic reasons, or to escape persecution. Neither option applies strongly enough to Black Americans to make them want to leave everything behind.
A guess is Venezuela as a start...
Any new belt and road initiatives in the South/Central America?
Chris...you and your team deserve a Pulitzer for overall work!
Well, I can renumber back to the SK students always demonstrating against the US. Could be some of the ideas of a "collective" sort gotten settled into people's brains there.? This is sickening..."collectivization" of the land? Really, really sick. Will the people catch on? How to magnify this in Korea...with no real free press?
I see a few similarities between South Korea and the UK (where I’m from). China is funding and helping to construct nuclear power plants and our HS2 (high speed railway). Like South Korea, it’s not been made official but one gets the feeling that the UK is also an unofficial member of the Belt and Road unhappy family. What do you think?
I think one nuclear power plant got knocked down, is that right? And, the Huawei chip research planned near Cambridge should be stopped.
As I tried to say in response to a Parthan post, it is truly horrifying when a major political party's leadership willingly becomes a Fifth Column in order to secure foreign help against domestic opponents. South Korea's current Prime Minister and his faction are following a trend pioneered in Europe, North America, and Australasia. The manipulation of extra-legal immigration patterns is a well established means employed by many Western Parties of the Left (and of the "Center", like Germany's Christian Democratic Union and the Bush wing of America's Republican Party) to permanently restructure voting patterns and give them a perpetual rule. Their choice to destroy the natural political balance for factional gain is nothing less than treasonous.
Yeah, up to a point. I lived in the Turkish enclave in Berlin and the North African one in Mulhouse, France. Things do change and the tentacles of interchange are complicated.
Tell Moon Jae-in that if he licks the boots of the his Communist neighbors, he’ll forever be known by his democratic neighbors as “Shoe-Shine”.
"Why is this not being advertised?" Simple, the CCP doesn't advertise when they manipulate the voting patterns of foreign countries. Citizens, may, gasp, actually try to do something about it.
As with today's Kuomintang in Taiwan, and possibly Australia's Liberal Party and the USA's Democratic Party (and many establishment Republicans, like the Bushes), South Korea's Democratic Party has sold its soul to the Chinese Communist Party. They join many international Corporate executives and Boards in Kowtowing to Beijing. In all such cases, the Party leadership personally benefits from this coalition, at the expense of their own nation's freedom and independence in the face of China's hunger for Global Hegemony. This is why personal corruption matters; one who willingly sells out in private will soon sell out their public. Wake up, free peoples of the world; a new Totalitarian Dictatorship is following in a long tradition of such governments trying to bring all of humanity under their jackboot. In this case, the opposite of war (cold or hot) is not peace; it is surrender.
Ah yes, the sellouts...we all know what happens to them in the end. The ChiComs always eat their own. Their short history is that of killing, killing, killing as they are paranoid and can only react violently.
Nnnooooo not South Korea 😭😭😭
If the US cuts the WHO (not the band) off , maybe some US allies (hopefully including South Korea) will also wisen up to the CCP’s schemes, including the Belt and Road Initiative.
Strange..how can it be kept secret, or not really secert?
I sense a conspiracy that multiple levels of government are involved in. I'd really like to see more reporting on it. SK is an important American ally, especially in the current world scenario. Hopefully, the CU report brings some publicity to this issue, and others follow suit, or at least citizens start asking questions. It's interesting that these developments escaped American intelligence and analysts as well. If the Americans knew about it, I have no doubt it would have been leaked.