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China helped Iran crack Iron Dome. The next war is being rehearsed and no one in the West is ready.

What is at stake for China in Israel-Iran war? : NPR share.google/FJCP8JavqckA78…
China helped Iran crack Iron Dome.
This wasn’t a regional skirmish. It was a proxy test of China’s war model.
Beijing stayed silent. Tehran pulled the trigger.
Here’s the thread no Western outlet will run. (1/11)
Media outlets like NPR blame this on uranium.
As if Iran suddenly figured out how to overwhelm one of the most advanced missile defense systems.
This was no accident. It was designed. (2/11)
What happened was a real-time demonstration of Chinese warfare principles.
Mass, ambiguity, deniability.
Iran was just the delivery system. China was the architect. (3/11)
Iran’s drones aren’t junk anymore.
They fly coordinated, autonomous, and lethal.
That’s Chinese targeting AI and optical systems.
This wasn’t homemade. It was licensed through silence. (4/11)
Swarm tactics didn’t come from Tehran.
They came from Guangdong labs and PLA simulations.
Iran executed a doctrine China has been perfecting for Taiwan. (5/11)
Iron Dome wasn’t built for this.
It was built for lone rockets. Not multi-vector drone-missile combinations launched with precision timing.
This was a stress test. It failed. (6/11)
The supply chain is the real story.
Iranian missiles run on Chinese chips, Chinese servos, Chinese nav units.
Nothing says “indigenous” like parts from a Shenzhen container yard. (7/11)
China didn’t sell weapons. It sold capability.
Iran gets plausible deniability.
China gets a combat-proven proxy and real-time telemetry from a U.S.-backed target. (8/11)
If Iron Dome can’t keep up, what happens in Taiwan?
What happens to Aegis? To Japan’s missile net?
Everyone watching saw the same thing. The tech stack bleeds. (9/11)
No Western outlet will admit this.
They’ll hide behind uranium, theology, or “regional tensions.”
Because the truth is worse.
China is shaping modern warfare, and doing it by remote control. (10/11)
This wasn’t about Gaza or deterrence.
It was Beijing’s war game. Tehran was just the willing vessel.
China didn’t need boots. It needed proof.
And it got it. (11/11)

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Jun 27
ASML’s days as an untouchable monopoly are numbered. China’s EUV breakthrough is real, and Western media is pretending it doesn’t exist. Here's what they're hiding.

ASML: Time To Cash Out (NASDAQ:ASML) | Seeking Alpha share.google/orxlDg2aeC4ktQ…
For years, ASML has been propped up as an untouchable monopoly. The only firm capable of making EUV machines. The crown jewel of the West’s semiconductor stack. (1/9)
But this myth only survives because no one in Western media wants to acknowledge the truth. China has developed its own EUV tech. It uses LDP. And yes, it's real. (2/9)
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Exhibit Q.2
Bloomberg says China’s industrial profits are sinking due to US tariffs and deflation. Once again, Western media mistakes a war footing for collapse. (1/10)

China’s Industrial Profits Sink on US Tariffs, Deflation Woes - Bloomberg share.google/NHqMFSelbItMS5…
China’s factories aren’t losing money because they’re inefficient. They’re losing money on purpose. This is margin warfare. Bloomberg won’t say that. (2/10)
A third of China’s industrial firms are running at a loss. But they’re not folding. They’re backed by local state support. The mission isn’t quarterly profit. It’s industrial control. (3/10)
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Jun 27
American AI doesn't stand a chance.

Not because of China’s models, but because our own labs answer to Wall Street instead of Washington.

Every American AI lab reports to a stock ticker.

That’s the difference. RAND just showed us what a national AI strategy actually looks like. It’s time to name the problem. Thread 🧵

(1/9)
You want public AI infrastructure? Good luck getting that from Nvidia, Google, or OpenAI.

Their goal isn’t national resilience. It’s quarterly returns. They serve shareholders, not the public. (2/9)
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China wants to be the global AI superpower by 2030.

Unlike the West, it's not waiting on OpenAI or Nvidia to hand it over. China is using full-spectrum industrial policy to dominate the entire stack. From fabs to foundation models. Image
RAND just mapped it out. Thread 🧵

(1/9)
Forget the Silicon Valley myth. China’s strategy is not emergent or chaotic. It’s orchestrated.

National funds, provincial grants, compute vouchers, startup parks. Every layer of the AI stack is mapped, funded, and controlled. (2/9)
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Jun 27
Millions of qubits? Cryogenic chip breakthrough? Western media hypes Australia. But China already runs 1,000+ qubits under cryo.

They won’t say it. We will.

Millions of qubits on a single chip now possible after cryogenic breakthrough | Live Science share.google/perzUTD5Y8bf9H…
Exhibit Q: #001 – Cryo Control but No China? 🧵

(1/9)
Live Science headline:
"Millions of qubits now possible after cryogenic breakthrough."
Not a single mention of China. No context. No acknowledgment that China already achieved what the West claims is just around the corner.

(2/9)
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China just handed Trump a “deal” that’s barely a truce. Here’s what really happened, and why Beijing’s not playing to help him win. 🧵

US, China Have Finalized Tariff Understanding, Commerce's Lutnick Says - Bloomberg share.google/Pwg0WTEHoEHk4T…
Trump got a handshake. Xi kept the steering wheel. (1/10)
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