Chinese-born, based in Canada/US, dissecting U.S. politics, capitalism, and media hypocrisy with revolutionary fire and working class rage.
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The Company Owns the Account. It Doesn't Own What You Built.
There was a guy in China who spent more than 10 years building 87 gaming accounts. Assuming he used those gaming accounts to make money, he died last year at the age of 36 from throat cancer. Then the company that ran those games looked at...
The CIA Edited Wikipedia. Now It Is Teaching Your AI What Counts as True.
A computer inside the CIA network opened the Wikipedia page on the 2003 invasion of Iraq and added to the casualty count to push the idea that the numbers were only estimated. It tried to soften the death toll of the war, and Wikipedia was...
The Person Being Robbed Guards the Robber
Let me start with the ugliest fact I know about the United States, and honestly across the board internationally. The people who got robbed blind are usually the ones defending the robbery.
When you find a man working two shifts in a wareh...
AIPAC Still Lost After Spending 30 Million Dollars to Buy One Senate Primary
AIPAC spent 30.6 million dollars trying to decide who gets to represent Michigan’s Democrats. The money is not about health care, not about rent. It was used on ads to tell the voters which Democrat to pick. The money is about propaganda. I...
At What Cost? Western Media Keeps Asking China, But It Never Looks at Its Own Bill
These days, whenever China pulls something off, the first reflex in Western media is not to ask what China got right. It’s just, at what cost? Who got sacrificed? Who paid for China’s rise?
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