A Bloody War is Coming with China

[CanadianAryan]

According to Miguel Serrano in Adolf Hitler Ultimate Avatar there are no nukes other than the two-three made by Hitler. I agree that Chinkland is a serious existential threat and this in tandem with islam are being thrown at Whites by the kikes to ratify their lunatic ideas.

An interesting story: CHINK IN THE ARMOUR

The Chinese have infected San Francisco with Yellow Fever---can the Aryan defenders purge the city and return it to health?

https://www.bitchute.com/video/sHUlPI2dFiKL/
http://hyperborean.info/

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

'You will feel more pain': China's chilling new threat to devastate Australia's economy if it supports the U.S. in a 'new cold war'

* US has banned trade with 33 Chinese companies with ties to communist party
   Admin Note: All Chinese companies are controlled or overseen by the CCP
* China has warned that Australia faces 'pain' if it backs the US in the trade war
* 'There is no need for other countries to involve themselves,' said Global Times
* It comes after China banned taxed barley and banned beef as tensions mount

Charlie Moore | Daily Mail (UK) | 25 May 2020

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8353231/China-warns-Australia-feel-pain-economic-punishment.html

Excerpt: Chinese state media has threatened Australia with new economic sanctions if it supports the United States as tensions with Beijing escalate.

The US said on Friday it would ban trade with 33 Chinese companies in a move that could signal the start of a 'new cold war', according to Chinese media.

An article in the state-controlled Global Times said that Australia should keep quiet like India and stay out of the spat to avoid becoming collateral damage.

The article said that China will punish Australia more harshly than the US because it is less economically dependent on Australia.

The US is China's number one export market whereas Australia is 14th.

The article said: 'China will enjoy more room to fight back against Australia with countermeasures if Canberra supports Washington in a possible "new Cold War".

'It means Australia may feel more pain than the US.'

The editorial said President Trump was targeting China to distract from his handling of the coronavirus pandemic which has killed 97,000 Americans.

'The Trump administration is fomenting trouble to deflect its woes over its mishandling of the coronavirus onto China,' it said.

'There is no need for other countries, such as Australia, to involve themselves in this ridiculous political play

The Global Times believes Australia is merely a 'lap dog' being used to further American interests and last week claimed the US coerced Canberra into calling for an inquiry into the origins and spread of coronavirus.

Last month Beijing became infuriated by Australia's calls for an independent inquiry into the origins of the virus, believing that it was a 'malicious' attempt to blame and 'stigmatize' China

Prime Minster Scott Morrison had demanded a ban on wildlife wet markets, where the virus may have originated, and said inspectors should be able to enter a country suffering from a pandemic without the government's consent.

Earlier this month China slapped an 80 per cent tariff on Australian barley and suspended imports from four Australian beef suppliers in apparent revenge.

About one third of Australia's total exports - including iron ore, gas, coal and food - go to China, bringing in around $135billion per year and providing thousands of jobs

Last week fears of further retaliation were raised when China relaxed checks on iron-ore imports in a move that could favour Australia's competiton.


US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the US 'stands with Australia'.

Mr Morrison has repeatedly insisted the two countries are 'great mates' and their alliance is strong.

The 33 companies the US blacklisted have been accused of helping Beijing spy on its minority Uighur population or having ties to weapons of mass destruction and China's military. 

Seven companies and two institutions were listed for being 'complicit in human rights violations and abuses committed in China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, forced labor and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs' and others, the Commerce Department said in a statement.

Two dozen other companies, government institutions and commercial organizations were added for supporting procurement of items for use by the Chinese military, the department said in another statement

The blacklisted companies focus on artificial intelligence and facial recognition, markets that US chip companies such as Nvidia Corp and Intel Corp have been heavily investing in.

Among the companies named is NetPosa, one of China's most famous AI companies, whose facial recognition subsidiary is linked to the surveillance of Muslims.

Mr Pompeo on Friday condemned China's effort to take over national security legislation in Hong Kong, calling it 'a death knell for the high degree of autonomy' that Beijing had promised the territory.