The same applies to Manchus. Manchus today didn't commit the crimes against the native Chinese. But if some out there deny what happened in history and, worse, give a nod to the crooks, they will end up owning the rotten deeds & cop the karma for it. https://t.co/WBOc9WtXhT

Work by Japan's Unit 731 Folks in today's Japan, of course, are not the ones who committed the crimes. However, if they deny history and, worse, pay tribute to the war criminals, they are be taking ownership of the evil acts and will bear the karmic brunt. https://t.co/tR01a6NyuU

Hope you enjoy another graceful display of Chinese calligraphy with pen:

Here's another fine piece of Chinese pen calligraphy:

This Manchu woman, now based in Japan, used to be a top advisor to Taiwan "president" Chen Shuibian. She accused the Chinese people of being ungrateful toward Japanese for daringly protesting against Japanese politicians when they paid tribute to the war criminals of WWII.

The Manchu brothers' film company has been accused of distorting Chinese history on both the big and small screens by whitewashing Manchu crimes, distorting Chinese history, undermining traditional Chinese culture, and misrepresenting Chinese national figures.

Hong Kong’s film industry was, or still is, influenced by various secret societies. A similar trend is occurring in mainland China as well. Manchu brothers’ Huayi film company, 4 instance, is also said to operate like a “black society”, with speculation about their broad agenda.

Loving the vibes in this calligraphy, it's chockablock with style.

Watch out for any culture rooted in a caste system, be wary of people who stick to such traditions, and keep an eye out for ETO groups tied up in it.

The Trisolaran authority announced on TV, "Humans can keep living in that resettlement camp, but one thing is strictly forbidden: reproduction. Whether a child has already been born or, yet to be born, we will not leave a single human child there. There is no other victory."

At the end of the Deterrence Era, Trisolarans enacted the Greater Trisolaran Plan by occupying the land from the South Pole to the North Pole, locking up humans on an island (Australia) without resources. "Every human on Earth is our enemy," a Trisolaran minister declared.

At a time when government over-funding of cultural activities by Washington is suspect, the FF fulfills a very important role in projecting U.S. cultural policies as an apparently "private" non-political philanthropic organization.

Like the IMF, the FF imposes conditions such as the "professionalization" of academic personnel and "raising standards." In effect this translates into the promotion of social scientific work based on the assumptions, values and orientations of the U.S. empire.

"The FF has in some ways refined their style of collaboration with Washington's attempt to produce world cultural domination, but retained the substance of that policy. For example the FF is very selective in the funding of educational institutions."

Ford Foundation's president from the USA entertains her hosts, the leaders & the teachers & the students of a Chinese university. "The CIA considers foundations such as Ford the best and most plausible kind of funding cover." (James Petras, Bartle Professor of Sociology)

(5) The psychologist concludes, "Well, yes, you do seem to be obsessed with sexual harassment." "Me!?" the feminist protests. "You're the one who has no respect for women and keeps showing me the dirty pictures!"

(4) The psychologist finally tries with the image of a building. "What is this a picture of?" The woman again turns it in all directions and replies, "That's the library in which a man is sexually harassing me."

(3) The psychologist then shows the image of a table. "And what is this a picture of?" The woman looks at it, turns it in different directions, and says, "That's the desk where a man sexually harasses me sits."

(2) The psychologist displays an image of a chair and asks, "What is this a picture of?" The woman turns the picture upside down, then turns it around and replies, "That's a seat where a man sits, sexually harassing me."

The story of a fan of Simone Beauvoir in China (1) A Chinese woman studying at Wuhan University is a fan of Simone Beauvoir and, one day in July, goes to a psychologist and says, "Doc, I got a real problem, I can't stop thinking about being sexually harassed."