Xi Stirs up Nationalistic, Anti-Us Sentiment During Korean War Anniversary Speech
Chinese leader Xi Jinping delivered a lengthy, high-profile address at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing to mark the 70th anniversary of the Korean War. The Chinese regime refers to it as the “War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea.” Xi’s speech came after China’s state broadcaster CCTV finished airing a 20-episode documentary series on the conflict. Major Cleveland of the 2nd Inf. Division points out Communist-led North Korean position to his machine gun crew on Nov. 20, 1950, during the Korean War. (U.S. National Archives and Records Administration)Xi began his speech on Oct. 23 by repeating the Chinese Communist Party’s propaganda that the United States first invaded North Korea, and Chinese troops sacrificed themselves to resist U.S. aggression. In fact, the conflict ignited when Pyongyang…
Trump is making use of his last few chances to campaign before next week’s election. He made his first stop for the day in Lansing, Michigan to give remarks.
Trump spoke for around one-hour in the rain without an umbrella, calling Michiganders tough, and saying he was trying to keep up with them. Despite the cold and rain, attendees maintained their enthusiasm.
The President said he would be putting “America first.” He largely focused his speech contrasting his policies with rival Joe Biden’s, and how they would impact the Michigan community.
Trump spoke of Biden’s support of China and the NAFTA trade deal, which he said caused one-third of Michigan’s automotive jobs to leave the state, and move to Mexico and Canada.
Trump encouraged people to vote, and said that four more years of his administration would help Michigan and America “win.”
Following the Michigan rally, Trump’s next stops include Wisconsin and Nebraska, where he’ll hold two more rallies.
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China Insider: Evidence of Genocide Exposed by CCP’s Internal Documents
The Epoch Times recently obtained a document classified as “top secret” by Chinese authorities. It exposed that China’s judicial and public security systems have been committing the crime of genocide against Falun Gong practitioners for nearly 20 years. The document is a “judicial opinion” jointly issued on Nov. 30, 2000 by five departments: the Supreme Court, the Supreme Procuratorate, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of National Security, and the Ministry of Justice. It clearly stipulated that “political and legal departments at all levels must resolutely implement the important instructions of” then Party leader Jiang Zemin to crack down on Falun Gong, and listed various charges and punishments targeting different actions of Falun Gong practitioners. For instance, when Falun Gong practitioners print and distribute Falun Gong flyers, the charge…