Ever since Obama has became president in 2009, Obama has taken a different stance towards maintaining its global hegemony. Bush II's tactics is to take over countries like Iraq and Afghanistan and rebuilding the countries. Obama's tactics is to fund or promote 3rd parties to do their work for them. Obama's Asian Pivot policy is to promote other countries like Vietnam, … [Read more...] about US’ creation and blowback from the ISIS’ plague.
Abe’s Japan going backwards on the Comfort Women Issue
It seems inevitable that Japan would start whitewashing its textbooks its WWII atrocities. http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2015/01/09/national/tokyo-based-textbook-publisher-to-delete-depictions-of-comfort-women/#.VLw_T0fF8pA Now the word "comfort Women" has been removed from High School textbooks and instead replaced by South Korean "individuals victimized by Japan … [Read more...] about Abe’s Japan going backwards on the Comfort Women Issue
Sony: the great propagandizer in the middle of its hacking scandal
Sony has a tumultuous month with its hacking scandal involving the embarrassing leaked emails, ncluding: Angela Jolie, Barack Obama, and Leaked Salaries. Sony being sued because of the leaked data is not the worst part, but the potential loss of its business because Hollywood can no longer trust Sony is probably even worse. So at Sony's darkest hour, Sony decides to deflect … [Read more...] about Sony: the great propagandizer in the middle of its hacking scandal
American lackeys of Hong Kong: Martin Lee & Anson Chan
It seemed that there is no unending support from NED to 'help' Hong Kong's democracy. They have brought Martin Lee & Anson Chan with meetings in Washington and Congress in order to get their 15 minutes of fame and go back to destabilize Hong Kong some more. http://www.ned.org/events/why-democracy-in-hong-kong-matters In 5:15 American Lackey Anson Chan says: "We … [Read more...] about American lackeys of Hong Kong: Martin Lee & Anson Chan
Taiwan’s opposition to the CSSTA = trade isolationism?
With the recent Student protests in Taiwan reached to a breaking point where the Students occupied the Legislative Yuan and Executive Yuan, it seems that the Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement (CSSTA) might be open for renegotiation or disband it in its entirety. While it is within their right for the student to protest against the government about this Trade Agreement, but … [Read more...] about Taiwan’s opposition to the CSSTA = trade isolationism?