Cold War

‘Great Power Competition’ Is a Cheap Slogan Justifying Cold War

The fact is, we cannot afford a confrontation with China, no matter how it is packaged.
Daniel LARISON
The hawks that speak loudest about the importance of great power competition don’t have the first clue what the U.S. needs to do to remain competitive against other major powers. This has become impossible to miss in the growing push for pursuing a confrontational China policy.

How the Cold War, Which Never Actually Stopped, Actually Started

This will be the first-ever credible, or “historical,” but brief, account of how the Cold War actually began, and of why it started, and of why it continues today (even though it started on the basis of lies which have long-since become exposed but — for reasons which will become obvious — the exposing of which lies remains hidden from the public, so that ‘history’ can be preserved, and the public thus remains deceived).
INTRODUCTION

Beijing Sees Trump’s Hand and Won’t Fold

With Sinophobic hysteria reaching new heights in US, China’s counter play is a massive new economic plan
Pepe ESCOBAR
Stranger things have happened.
Everyone was expecting US President Donald Trump to go nuclear by de facto sanctioning China to death over Hong Kong. In an environment where Twitter and the President of the United States are now engaged in open warfare, the rule is that there are no rules anymore.
So in the end, what was announced against China amounted to an anti-climax.

Trump Is Igniting a Cold War With China to Try to Win Re-election

Patrick COCKBURN
“Go to China!”, a woman in Denver, Colorado, shouts at two hospital workers standing in front of her car to prevent her from taking part in a protest against the coronavirus lockdown. Her cry is a sign that President Trump is having some success in demonising China: he says that that he has a “high degree of confidence” that the deadly virus emanated from a laboratory in Wuhan, though he cannot reveal the source of his information.