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On Sept. 11, Pastor Lindsey Williams, former minister to the global oil companies during the building of the Alaskan pipeline, announced the most significant event to affect the U.S.dollar since its inception as a currency.
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US and China Caught Secretly Testing GMO Rice on Children
By: Anthony Gucciardi
Instead of putting genetically modified foods through proper trials as consumers have been demanding for years, it appears the United States Department of Agriculture in alliance with the Chinese government have instead chosen to secretly test their latest GMO rice on young Chinese children.
China (Not Wall Street) Caused 2008 Crisis: Study
Thought the global financial crisis in 2008 was caused by subprime bonds, collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) and other Wall Street engineering? Think again.
US missile system expansion in Asia-Pacific angers China
The Pentagon intends to convince Tokyo to allow the installment of a second early-warning radar system, known as X-Band, in southern Japan, Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
Be Optimistic (And Wrong) About The Chinese Economy
When China started tightening policy to fight inflation, almost no one thought that it would slow the economy to what China is in right now.
Italian road to China’s Suntech fraud was paved with warnings
By Samuel Shen and Stephen Jewkes
SHANGHAI/MILAN - A major lender to China’s Suntech Power Holdings, a solar panel maker which has been stung by a $690 million fraud linked to its expansion in Italy, financed the expansion despite warnings from a business ally to avoid Italy’s scam-ridden solar sector.
China hits back at West after Syria U.N. vote
China hit back on Saturday at criticism of its stance over the crisis in Syria following a vote at the United Nations which overwhelmingly condemned the Syrian government, repeating Beijing’s position that outside interference will not help.
Global factories struggle as growth fears rise
By Steven C. Johnson and Jonathan Cable
U.S. and euro zone manufacturing struggled again in July while factory activity in Chinahit an eight-month low, surveys showed on Wednesday, as economies worldwide appeared to lose momentum.
It Is Absolutely Shocking How Much Gold China is Acquiring
Today Stephen Leeb told King World News, “… there is a controlled desperation in China when it comes to acquiring gold.” Leeb, who is Chairman of Leeb Capital Management, also said, “They are acquiring as much as they possibly can without tilting the markets dramatically to the upside.”
China, Metals, and Your Money
by Louis James, Casey Research:
I’m in Shanghai as I type, and the “China Miracle” is in full bloom. Few variables are more important in the world of metals and mining investment than the strength and sustainability of the extraordinary bull run the Chinese economy has enjoyed for years. So many pundits, critics, and cheerleaders keep pouring out opinions on this question that they saturate the news – but leaves no one the wiser.
China, India need water accord
By Geoff Hiscock
China and India need to reach agreement on how they will manage water from one of the world’s great rivers — the Yarlung-Zangbo-Brahmaputra — before it becomes another serious impediment to relations between the two Asian heavyweights.
Carlyle acquires 49 percent of China mid-tier hotel chain
By Stephen Aldred
U.S. buyout fund Carlyle Group LP (CG.O) said on Thursday it has acquired 49 percent and effective control of China’s Mandarin Hotel Holdings Ltd for an undisclosed sum, seeking to tap into strong growth for the nation’s mid-tier hotel sector.
China say yes to donate blood by lesbians
But lifted the ban which remains’ in force for homosexual males
SHANGHAI – China and lesbians can donate blood: and ‘so was’ an end to discrimination came into force a law of 1998. But the act of generosity ‘is not yet possible for gays.
China: leftover food on planes bundled and resold
Inquiry TV in China, bread wrapped also sold in nursery schools.
The food is not used or opened package but do not use the Chinese snacks served on some planes, are adapted and sold on the market, with some of those who arrive even in kindergartens.
China closes Tibet access
The measurement is taken after the new wave of arrests that followed the sacrifices.
China has closed Tibet to tourists, according to travel agents in Beijing. The measurement is taken after the new wave of arrests that followed the immolation of Tibetan and on the eve of a festival followed traditionally by many foreigners.
U.S., 60% Fleet in the Pacific around 2020
But Panetta ensures common security interests with Beijing area
NEW YORK, June 2 – By 2020 the U.S. deployed 60% of its naval fleet in the Pacific. To make the announcement a number of the Pentagon, Leon Panetta, which gives:” It’s not ‘a challenge to China …
The “Job’s” Attitude
You are NOT allowed to commit suicide: Workers in Chinese iPad factories forced to sign pledges
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
Factories making sought-after Apple iPads and iPhones in China are forcing staff to sign pledges not to commit suicide, an investigation has revealed.At least 14 workers at Foxconn factories in China have killed themselves in the last 16 months as a result of horrendous working conditions.Many more are believed to have either survived attempts or been stopped before trying at the Apple supplier’s plants in Chengdu or Shenzen.
Appalling conditions: An investigation by two NGOs has found new workers at Foxconn factories in China are made to sign a ‘no suicide’ pledgeAfter a spate of suicides last year, managers at the factories ordered new staff to sign pledges that they would not attempt to kill themselves, according to researchers.And they were made to promise that if they did, their families would only seek the legal minimum in damages.An investigation of the 500,000 workers by the Centre for Research on Multinational Companies and Students & Scholars Against Corporate Misbehaviour (Sacom) found appalling conditions in the factories.
The “Job’s” Attitude
You are NOT allowed to commit suicide: Workers in Chinese iPad factories forced to sign pledges
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
Factories making sought-after Apple iPads and iPhones in China are forcing staff to sign pledges not to commit suicide, an investigation has revealed.At least 14 workers at Foxconn factories in China have killed themselves in the last 16 months as a result of horrendous working conditions.Many more are believed to have either survived attempts or been stopped before trying at the Apple supplier’s plants in Chengdu or Shenzen.
Appalling conditions: An investigation by two NGOs has found new workers at Foxconn factories in China are made to sign a ‘no suicide’ pledgeAfter a spate of suicides last year, managers at the factories ordered new staff to sign pledges that they would not attempt to kill themselves, according to researchers.And they were made to promise that if they did, their families would only seek the legal minimum in damages.An investigation of the 500,000 workers by the Centre for Research on Multinational Companies and Students & Scholars Against Corporate Misbehaviour (Sacom) found appalling conditions in the factories.
