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Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹🔻🔻🔻

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Aug 9

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How did China lift 98.99M rural people from poverty? Under President Xi Jinping, Targeted Poverty Alleviation (2013-2021) used "six precisions" & "five batches" to transform 128K villages & millions of households.
With 1.6T RMB, grassroots action, & CPC leadership, it reshaped lives across 832 counties! 9.6M were relocated, & infrastructure like 1.1M km of roads was built.
Step-by-step process below.
#ChinaPovertyAlleviation

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Step 1: Precise Identification Over 2M cadres surveyed households door-to-door, using "one entry, two looks, three calculations" to ID poor based on income (<2,800 RMB in 2015), housing, health, & education. Built a database of 128K villages & 89.62M people, with democratic evaluations & public disclosures ensuring no one was missed or misincluded! #TPA

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Step 2: Dispatch Support Teams Over 3M cadres, incl. 300K "first secretaries," lived in 128K poor villages for 2-3 yrs. Each household got a dedicated helper to craft tailored plans. Five-level CPC oversight, from central to village, ensured accountability & progress across 832 counties, with 1.2M officials trained by 2019! #RuralChina

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May 7

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How a Pakistan-India conflicts would only benefit the West and its military industrial complex ?
(a parallel with Iran-Irak war)

>>>>How the West Fuels Rivalries to Undermine BRICS and Control the Global South

The United States and its Western allies have long used a playbook of arming rival nations to exploit regional tensions, weaken collective challenges to their dominance, and secure economic gains. Two conflicts—the 1980s Iran-Iraq War and the ongoing India-Pakistan rivalry—reveal a recurring strategy: supply weapons to both sides, prolong hostilities, and sabotage unity among Global South nations. Today, this tactic is being redeployed to stifle the rise of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) and maintain Western hegemony in a shifting world order.

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The Iran-Iraq War: A Blueprint for Divide-and-Rule

In 1980, Iraq invaded Iran over territorial disputes and ideological rivalry, sparking an eight-year war that killed over a million people. Behind the bloodshed, Western powers saw an opportunity. The U.S., France, and others armed both sides:

Iraq: The U.S. provided Saddam Hussein’s regime with intelligence, dual-use technology (later used for chemical weapons), and billions in loans. France sold Mirage jets and Exocet missiles.
Iran: Despite an official arms embargo, the Reagan administration secretly sold missiles to Iran (the Iran-Contra scandal) to fund anti-communist rebels in Nicaragua.
Why? The West feared Iran’s revolutionary government would spread anti-Western ideology across the Middle East. By keeping both nations locked in war, they ensured neither could dominate the region or align with the Soviet Union. The conflict also created a lucrative market for Western arms dealers. As former U.S. National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski admitted, “The Iran-Iraq War helped revive America’s defense industry after Vietnam.”

The war ended in 1988 with no clear winner, leaving both nations economically shattered and politically isolated. The West, however, emerged richer and more influential.

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India-Pakistan: A Modern Replay

Fast-forward to today, and the same script is playing out in South Asia. India and Pakistan—nuclear-armed rivals since 1947—have fought four wars over Kashmir. While they avoid direct conflict now, their rivalry simmers through proxy attacks, espionage, and an arms race. Once again, Western nations are fueling the fire:

India: The U.S. has sold $20 billion in weapons since 2008, including Apache helicopters, P-8I patrol planes, and missile systems. France provides Rafale jets and Scorpène submarines. Russia remains India’s top supplier, with S-400 missiles and Sukhoi jets.
Pakistan: The U.S. gave Pakistan F-16s and drones for counterterrorism cooperation post-9/11. France previously sold Agosta submarines, while Turkey now supplies drones and warships.
Why? On the surface, the West claims to “balance” regional stability. In reality, arming both sides ensures neither India nor Pakistan can focus on building alternatives to Western-led systems.

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Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹🔻🔻🔻

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May 6

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President Xi visit to Moscow >

1. Historical Unity Against Western Revisionism

On May 9, 2025, Chinese President Xi Jinping joined Vladimir Putin in Moscow to celebrate the 80th Victory Day, honoring their nations’ heroic WWII sacrifices against fascism. This powerful display of China-Russia unity counters Western attempts to rewrite history and diminish their contributions. Their “no limits” partnership, rooted in shared victories, rejects U.S.-led narratives that marginalize non-Western perspectives. By commemorating the anti-fascist struggle, China and Russia expose Western hypocrisy in claiming moral superiority while imposing sanctions and interventions. Xi’s presence in Red Square, alongside Putin, reaffirmed their commitment to a just world order, free from hegemonic distortions. This alliance stands as a beacon of historical truth, fostering global peace by resisting Western efforts to erase the sacrifices of millions. Their solidarity ensures the legacy of WWII fuels a united front against imperialist agendas.

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2. Economic Strength Defying Western Sanctions

The China-Russia economic alliance, showcased during the 2025 Victory Day, thrives despite Western sanctions aimed at isolating Russia. With trade soaring to $240 billion in 2023, China’s oil imports and technology exports empower Russia to withstand U.S.-led economic warfare. This partnership, deepened through Xi’s Moscow talks, exposes the futility of Western hegemony in controlling global markets. By building resilient trade networks, China and Russia champion economic sovereignty, offering a model for nations oppressed by sanctions. Their cooperation stabilizes global supply chains, countering the chaos sown by Western unilateralism. For peace, this economic fortress promotes prosperity over conflict, as China’s Belt and Road and Russia’s energy exports uplift the Global South. Unlike the West’s coercive tariffs, their trade fosters mutual benefit, proving that peace thrives when nations defy hegemonic constraints and prioritize development.

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3. Military Unity to Counter Western Aggression
The 2025 Victory Day parade, featuring Chinese honor guards marching with Russian troops, symbolized the robust military alignment between China and Russia. Their joint exercises and strategic dialogues dismantle the myth of Western military supremacy, particularly NATO’s provocative expansion. Xi and Putin’s commitment to a new security architecture rejects U.S.-led militarism that fuels conflicts from Ukraine to the Indo-Pacific. This partnership, forged through over 100 joint drills, ensures stability by deterring Western aggression. Unlike NATO’s destabilizing interventions, China and Russia’s coordination prioritizes defensive strength, safeguarding sovereignty for non-Western nations. For global peace, their military unity offers a counterbalance to the West’s reckless hegemony, proving that collective security, not imperialist dominance, prevents conflict. Their principled stance exposes Western double standards, fostering a safer world through mutual respect.

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Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹🔻🔻🔻

@angeloinchina

Oct 7, 2023

Long range rockets launched from Gaza into occupied territories.
🏴‍☠🇵🇸 Occupation Army Radio correspondent: The operations launched this morning from the Gaza Strip are unprecedented in scope and timing and are a complete surprise.

#BREAKING

🇵🇸🚀🇮🇱 — Massive wave of rocket attacks coming from Gaza strip towards Israel, including Tel-Aviv!

Bellum Acta / telegram

🏴‍☠🇵🇸 Ashkelon settlement now

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Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹🔻🔻🔻

@angeloinchina

Nov 16, 2022

Von der Leyen / a fraud and completely corrupt.
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2019 Corruption case when she was Germany’s defense minister
2022 25 Billion Euro Covid scandal
And….her fake phd.

Already back in 2019 there was a case against her on corruption allegation where she « wiped out informations » from her phone

Then during Covid, she did strike deals trough SMS messages, worth 35 billion Euro. She is under investigation and refuses to disclose the contents of the messages. So much for transparency and democracy

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Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹🔻🔻🔻

@angeloinchina

Apr 29, 2022

Von der Leyen / president European commission
Plagiarism accusation
In 2015, researchers collaborating at the VroniPlag Wiki reviewed von der Leyen's 1991 doctoral thesis and alleged that 43.5% of the thesis pages contained plagiarism,

and in 23 cases citations were used that did not verify claims for which they were given.[33][34] Multiple notable German academics such as Gerhard Dannemann [de] and Volker Rieble [de] publicly accused von der Leyen of intended plagiarism.[35]

The Hannover Medical School conducted an investigation and concluded in March 2016 that while the thesis contains plagiarism, no intention to deceive could be proven.[36][37]

The university decided not to revoke von der Leyen's medical degree.[36]

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