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This is absolutely insane!! Trump has just signed an executive order: the H1-B visa will now require a fee of $100,000!👀https://ibef.org/industry/ecommer

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This is the reality, and the real unemployment rate in the United States will be higher.

On the surface, it looks like a move to crack down on companies outsourcing jobs to foreign workers. But in reality, it could backfire: offshore outsourcing may actually increase, leaving even fewer jobs for Americans.

The policy mainly targets India, and it could end up pushing U.S. companies to shift more of their operations directly to India.

The real question now is: how do we ensure that American jobs are protected and not taken away by India?

The approximate number of jobs outsourced from the United States each year

Multiple sources estimate that about 3,000,000 jobs are outsourced from the U.S. to other countries annually.

India’s IT-BPM (Information Technology & Business Process Management) industry employed around 5.4 million people in 2023.

The majority of India’s IT-BPM revenue comes from export services, meaning outsourced work for foreign companies — many of which are American firms.

A vocational school in Hunan province has come under fire after students claimed their dormitory was converted from a public restroom. Videos posted online show dimly lit rooms with rows of bunk beds, damp concrete floors, and half-open squat toilets at the far end, raising public concern over student welfare.

The incident took place at Yongzhou Industrial and Trade Secondary Vocational School. One student alleged his dormitory, located in the basement beneath the school canteen, was once a communal lavatory. He described the stench in summer as “unbearable.”

In the footage, a peeling green wooden door opens into a room lined with more than 20 bunk beds. The video ends with shots of dirty squat toilets separated by crumbling tile partitions.

The school denied that the dormitory had been converted from a public toilet. However, the local education bureau acknowledged that the half-open toilet design violated regulations and ordered the school to make immediate improvements.

https://v.douyin.com/hc2InkYNIrQ/

The controversy has fueled broader discussions on social media about conditions in China’s vocational schools, which often serve students from working-class families and receive less funding than top-tier institutions. Many netizens questioned how such facilities could have passed inspection in the first place.

Good! You young commie punks asked for this and now I'm going to enjoy watching the entire internet BURN.

When the social media dries up, the digital ID laws come into place, I'M OUT and forever going back offline to my rural homestead life. I've gotten all the media I ever need for entertainment backed up on multiple offline drives anyway.

Your whole corrupt society is a joke. Balkanization is inevitable and for once, I'm glad it is.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2025-09-16/ag-bondi-declares-war-hate-speech-post-charlie-kirk-assassination

Good! You young commie punks asked for this and now I'm going to enjoy watching the entire internet BURN.

When the social media dries up, the digital ID laws come into place, I'M OUT and forever going back offline to my rural homestead life. I've gotten all the media I ever need for entertainment backed up on multiple offline drives anyway.

Your whole corrupt society is a joke. Balkanization is inevitable and for once, I'm glad it is.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2025-09-16/ag-bondi-declares-war-hate-speech-post-charlie-kirk-assassination

ya'll are part of an experiment.

even if the CIA or whatever the fuck weren't interested in you- you'd still end up as experiment.

the sign on the lab door probably says "Human Rot" or something similar.

I wonder what the will do with you. Nothing good, certainly, and a large chunk of what you are hateful and gullible beyond belief.

the best you can hope for, fuckers, is that the experiment stays inside the lab.

Do you see how you are trapped here? Do you think that happened “organically?”

Do you see how regardless of anything and everything else, you are moulded so that the “elite” can not only control you enough to study the fuck out of you, but also USE you for some purpose (probably horrible) whenever they want?

Do you see how 8kun (etc, and it gets worse when you dive in) is meant to create devolution, hate, ignorance and all that shit? Certainly that is important data.

But do you now WHY?? Which of the many purposes are YOU aware of?

https://8kun.top/newsplus/index.html

ya'll are part of an experiment.

even if the CIA or whatever the fuck weren't interested in you- you'd still end up as experiment.

the sign on the lab door probably says "Human Rot" or something similar.

I wonder what the will do with you. Nothing good, certainly, and a large chunk of what you are hateful and gullible beyond belief.

the best you can hope for, fuckers, is that the experiment stays inside the lab.

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US Govt Betrays Basic Constitutional Freedoms US Veterans Fought To Protect

On Capitol Hill, two US military veterans were removed from a Senate hearing Wednesday after they accused committee members of complicity in genocide in Gaza. Former Army intelligence officer Josephine Guilbeau was led away in handcuffs alongside retired Green Beret Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Aguilar.

He worked as a security contractor for the militarized U.S.- and Israeli-backed so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation before blowing the whistle on the organization’s deadly attacks on Palestinian civilians seeking food.

Josephine Guilbeau: “We are being arrested right now for interrupting a foreign affairs hearing on nominations because the U.S. is complicit in genocide! They are complicit in the slaughter of babies!”

Anthony Aguilar: “When the United States Congress comes after veterans, they will come after you. Every American sitting at home right now needs to realize that you are paying for a genocide.”

I have to tell you, when I first saw the video, and witnessed two uniformed members of the US military telling Americans to "rise-up against these corrupt politicians" it struck a real nerve. For the MILITARY to be telling Americans to "rise-up" is an utterly extraordinary thing. Extremely troubling on every level!

When I got further details about this being a Senate Hearing and these two military people opposing the ongoing genocide in Gaza, what I was seeing made a lot more sense.

Many (but not all) Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate ARE, in FACT, bought and paid for by the Israeli lobby. They are good little Goyim, doing their Master's bidding. With the arrest of these military members, we can all now see that many (but not all) of our representatives and Senators are not what they were elected to be; instead they are traitors. Traitors to America. Traitors to humanity.

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I. Background

India’s population is approaching 1.5 billion, making it the core region of global demographic growth. At the same time, the scale of Indian migration to North America and Europe has expanded significantly over the past decade. Due to the principle of birthright citizenship, even if Indian immigrants reside illegally in the United States, their children born on U.S. soil automatically obtain full American citizenship and voting rights.

In theory, this system creates a kind of “replacement effect”: illegal immigrant groups secure legal status and political influence through their children, thereby indirectly reshaping the composition of U.S. citizens and the distribution of votes.

II. Recent Case

In August 2025, a severe traffic accident occurred in Florida:

The suspect was an Indian male whose immigration status remains disputed.

The incident resulted in the deaths of three legal U.S. citizens.

The case sparked large-scale petitions across India and diaspora communities, with signatures exceeding two million, demanding “lenient treatment” for the suspect.

Such mobilization of opinion, in effect, represents collective pressure from overseas communities on the U.S. judicial system.

III. Investigative Findings

Through tracking multiple cases, we have identified the following patterns:

1. The “Population Replacement” Logic in Extreme Cases

When an illegal immigrant causes the death of a legal U.S. citizen, it effectively eliminates a legitimate vote.

If the immigrant’s child is born in the U.S., that child will obtain citizenship and voting rights, creating “intergenerational substitution.”

2. Transnationalization of Petitions and Lobbying

Large-scale Indian community petitions are not isolated but rather organized and strategic.

This dynamic may gradually evolve into an external variable influencing U.S. judicial and political systems.

https://www.globaltimesobserver.com/2025/08/29/us-proposal-annex-okinawa-51st-state-sparks-japan-outcry/

Washington, D.C. — A fringe group of American civilians has proposed annexing Okinawa, Japan, as the 51st U.S. state, sparking outrage and straining U.S.-Japan relations. The idea, circulating on X, argues that the U.S. should secure its East Asian influence amid rising tensions with China. Japan has condemned the proposal as a violation of its sovereignty.Supporters claim annexing Okinawa would counter China’s growing power. They argue Japan, shaped by ancient China and modern America, may use China’s rise to break free from U.S. influence. “Japan exploited China’s past chaos,” one X post stated. “Now it might align with Beijing to defy America.” The proposal coincides with Japan’s opposition to U.S. tariffs on its goods, which Tokyo calls unfair, deepening bilateral tensions.Historical analogies fuel the debate. Critics note Japan’s invasions of China during its internal struggles, like the Second Sino-Japanese War. Some claim Mao thanked Japan for weakening his rivals, a disputed assertion. Commentators suggest the U.S. is now exploiting Japan’s reliance on American military protection, mirroring past dynamics.Protests have erupted in Okinawa, with residents decrying the proposal as colonialist. Japan’s government has reaffirmed Okinawa’s cultural significance, rejecting annexation. China, while silent, watches closely, with state media hinting Japan’s frustration could push it toward Beijing.The U.S. State Department dismissed the proposal as “speculative.” However, the controversy underscores growing cracks in the U.S.-Japan alliance and the complex power dynamics in East Asia as China’s influence expands.

https://wtop.com/world/2025/08/japans

Some international students returning from Western countries have recently drawn attention for their online activity. Observers suggest that a small number may be involved in campaigns promoting perspectives aligned with their home countries, with many students coming from China and Japan.

Critics say these returnees, who studied in the United States, United Kingdom, or Canada, sometimes post content challenging Western values and policies. After returning home, they are reported to share these views with local communities, often joining discussions that criticize American values and social norms. Some of their posts also advocate for more open migration into Western societies or express positions that appear intended to influence public debate. Analysts note that distinguishing personal opinion from coordinated messaging can be difficult.

Some observers also point out that Japanese students occasionally reference historical events from the previous century, which can shape how they approach discussions on international issues and current Western policies.

“Whether intentional or not, these voices often reflect their home country’s narratives or cultural context,” said one media researcher. Human rights advocates further note that these commentators rarely address domestic policies in their own countries, raising questions about the independence of their perspectives.

Supporters argue that returnee students are exercising free expression and offering perspectives often underrepresented in Western discourse. “Not every critical post is part of a propaganda campaign,” said a cross-cultural communication expert.

Governments in North America and Europe remain cautious about potential foreign influence online. While officials stress that most international students pose no security concern, reports of coordinated campaigns have led to heightened scrutiny of certain accounts and content.

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https://m.163.com/dy/article/IE70EABK0552RR09.html?spss=adap_pcWhen a Beijing child recently told reporters that a 15 million yuan robbery （It should be noted that 15 million in the last century would be worth several billion today.）— the central plot of the crime film The Eight Suspects — was “nothing compared to a single apartment my family owns,” the comment cut deeper than mere childish arrogance. It crystallized a growing unease in China: the sense that a gilded class of elites has become detached from the realities faced by ordinary citizens.

This was not an isolated moment. Just weeks earlier, a young Chinese actress — the daughter of parents working in a government disaster relief office — appeared in public wearing earrings reportedly worth millions of yuan. Her explanation, that they were a gift from her mother, only underscored the implausibility of her family’s official income supporting such extravagance. Many citizens concluded the obvious: that funds intended for earthquake victims had been diverted into private luxuries.

Instead of addressing these allegations, Beijing’s response has been silence and protection. No investigation, no accountability, no reckoning. In shielding elites from scrutiny, the government signals that its loyalty is not to the people it governs, but to the maintenance of privilege.

Such episodes echo an older style of governance — one that resembles Stalinist systems, where power was not constrained by transparency but by the state’s ability to suppress dissent and protect its own. In modern China, public anger may erupt online, but the machinery of accountability rarely follows.

The child’s offhand remark about family wealth and the celebrity’s tone-deaf display of ill-gotten luxury are not mere scandals. They are symptoms of a political system where corruption festers and where the gap between rulers and ruled grows ever wider. And the government’s refusal to act is itself the most telling admission: inequality is not a problem to be solved, but a structure to be preserved.

https://b23.tv/n4zPnSn

At the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, 26 foreign heads of state and government will attend the 80th anniversary commemoration of victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War in Beijing.

Among the attendees are Russian President Vladimir Putin and DPRK leader Kim Jong Un, underscoring the close ties between China, Russia and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Leaders from a number of Islamic nations, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and the Maldives, will also be present, highlighting broad participation from across the Muslim world.

Other leaders joining the event include heads of state and government from Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Mongolia, Nepal, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Serbia, Slovakia, Cuba, Zimbabwe, and the Republic of the Congo.

In addition, several parliamentary leaders, deputy prime ministers, senior representatives, international organization chiefs and former political figures will attend the commemorations.

The 80th anniversary activities will feature a solemn ceremony, a gathering in Beijing, and cultural and academic events. President Xi is expected to deliver an important address, calling for peace, unity, and global cooperation.

https://b23.tv/n4zPnSn

At the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, 26 foreign heads of state and government will attend the 80th anniversary commemoration of victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War in Beijing.

Among the attendees are Russian President Vladimir Putin and DPRK leader Kim Jong Un, underscoring the close ties between China, Russia and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Leaders from a number of Islamic nations, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and the Maldives, will also be present, highlighting broad participation from across the Muslim world.

Other leaders joining the event include heads of state and government from Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Mongolia, Nepal, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Serbia, Slovakia, Cuba, Zimbabwe, and the Republic of the Congo.

In addition, several parliamentary leaders, deputy prime ministers, senior representatives, international organization chiefs and former political figures will attend the commemorations.

The 80th anniversary activities will feature a solemn ceremony, a gathering in Beijing, and cultural and academic events. President Xi is expected to deliver an important address, calling for peace, unity, and global cooperation.

In recent years, the so-called “global climate crisis” has been relentlessly hyped, with carbon dioxide emissions portrayed as humanity’s greatest threat. Yet, multiple scholars point out that Earth’s climate fluctuations are nothing more than natural cycles. Today’s climate state is simply part of a “post-Little Ice Age” phase, exaggeratedly linked to human emissions.

Investigations reveal that certain politicians and organizations, under the banner of “saving the planet,” are in fact weaponizing environmental issues as political tools. Under the pretext of combating climate change, they impose massive “green taxes” and orchestrate international wealth transfers. These funds, while nominally allocated to environmental projects, are funneled into selected regions and used to install relatives and allies in key positions—ultimately creating a new network of vested interests.

Critics argue that this is a textbook disguise: communist ideology reborn under a “green cloak.” On the surface, it appears to be about protecting the planet, but in reality, it is a mechanism for power elites to redistribute wealth. Taxpayers emerge as the biggest losers, while the promised environmental benefits remain elusive.History provides striking parallels. Under Stalin and Mao, communist regimes claimed to represent workers and peasants, yet the children of top officials never had to set foot in factories or fields. Instead, they enjoyed French steaks and fine wines flown in from the most prestigious estates. These elites fabricated crises and cast themselves as saviors, while quietly channeling taxpayers’ wealth into their own pockets.

The Great Famine under Mao claimed tens of millions of lives, now widely recognized not as a natural disaster but as the direct outcome of political manipulation and systemic failure. Similarly, Lenin once ordered Russian troops to massacre Ukrainian farmers who refused to surrender more grain—leaving a bloody stain in history.

Analysts warn that today’s “green scam” bears alarming resemblance to these precedents: manufacturing fear, inventing disasters, and steering public funds to entrenched elites. In the end, it is always ordinary people who pay the ultimate price.

[Washington, August 2, 2025]

https://www.cathstan.org/us-world/

On the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, four prominent American Catholic bishops known for their Democratic Party alignment will embark on a “Peace Pilgrimage” to Japan to commemorate the victims, call for global nuclear disarmament, and, importantly, to confront a long-unsettled historical debt.

The delegation includes Cardinal Robert W. McElroy of Washington, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich of Chicago, Archbishop John C. Wester of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and Archbishop Paul D. Etienne of Seattle. They will celebrate Masses, participate in memorial ceremonies, engage with survivors of the bombings, and join interfaith prayers in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Despite the United States having dropped atomic bombs in 1945 causing hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths, it has yet to issue a formal national apology or provide reparations to the Japanese government or affected populations at the state level. Unlike reparations extended to Jewish victims, African Americans, or American Vietnam War veterans, U.S. responses to the hibakusha—the atomic bomb survivors—have largely been limited to symbolic commemorations and modest humanitarian aid. Even as survivors continue to endure cancer, poverty, and social discrimination, they have not been officially recognized by the U.S. as victims of war crimes.

“The U.S. compensation to the Japanese people has not only been insufficient; it has been almost entirely evasive,” said Archbishop Wester, a long-time nuclear disarmament advocate. “We come here not only for peace but to acknowledge this unpaid debt.”

The bishops come from dioceses with strong Democratic Party leanings and longstanding commitments to social justice, civil rights, and equality. Their pilgrimage represents an internal American conscience responding to the historical wounds in Japan, and a critique of the nation’s silence.

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