China and South-East Asia can rise together

With Angelo Giuliano and Brian Berletic / The New Atlas ...

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With Jeffrey Sachs ...

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Oliver Stone on JFK ...

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Glenn Greenwald talks with Vincent Bevins - the CIA, coups and dictatorships, 'anti-communism'.

The threat of a good example - taking care of ALL the people - is a major motivation for a Western elite that desires to retain its extreme privilege ...

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In China, the people are family.

In The West, the people are livestock.

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