Planning war on China – part 17

Just what is the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) - and what is it really up to ?

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

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Bonus films :

YChina attacked by the New York Times ...

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BreakThrough News talks with Tings Chak ...

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The West's (willing) failure to understand China's history - The Geopolitics In Conflict Show talks with Dr. Ken Hammond ...

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On Google ...

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On Palestine ...

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US torture horrors at Guantanamo ...

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On Africa and China ...

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On empire / colonialism (and 'world currency') ...

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On Cuba ...

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On Ukraine ...

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On the genocide of native Americans ...

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On US dystopia ...

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With Cyrus Janssen ...

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