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Rare film footage shows how the United States attacked China and North Korea with germ warfare 1951-52. China Rising Radio Sinoland 200329

NOW IN 22 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES. CLICK ON THE LOWER LEFT HAND CORNER “TRANSLATE” TAB TO FIND YOURS! By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above: the West’s Big Lie Propaganda Machine (BLPM) is so witheringly effective at brainwashing most of humanity. A good example: the truth about the United States’ blatant germ warfare during the Korean War…

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May 4, 1919 is the day the world changed forever and the Chinese will never forget. China Rising Radio Sinoland 190504

By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above: the May 4th uprising in China started in Beijing, with 3,000 angry students marching on the streets. They helped fan the flames of revulsion against Western imperialism destroying their people with drug cartel opium, while raping and pillaging their national resources. Within days, tens of cities around the country…

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Max Parry interviews on China Rising Radio Sinoland. Take that, Evil Empire! Past, present and future! 190322

By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above: Max Parry visiting an anti-Soviet KGB Museum in New York City.       f you find China Rising Radio Sinoland‘s work useful and appreciate its quality, please consider making a donation. Money is spent to pay for Internet costs, maintenance, the upgrade of our computer network, and development…

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Terje Maloy on WWI propaganda. Nothing has changed in 100 years. China Rising Radio Sinoland 181225

By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above: a typical racist, propaganda poster from World War I, depicting Germans as a giant, black, fanged simian, ready to rape a lily-white woman, while marching into the United States, with a bloody “Kultur” club in hand. Screaming, “Destroy This Mad Brute”, it demands that you enlist in the military,…

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Once China got off drugs: the link between opium and ‘liberal strongman’ Macron. Ramin Mazaheri’s New China Scholarship series Part 6 of 8

  By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above, the country of China, 1839-1949, personified as this typical 19th century opium addict: emaciated, weak and mentally incoherent. No wonder Western capitalism was able to sodomize the Chinese people, their economy and government for 110 years, by addicting one-fourth of the population to opium (and later morphine), about…

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Russians are much admired and Putin is loved by the Chinese, for good reasons. China Rising Radio Sinoland 180618

By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above: Looking back at the rocky, mutually suspecting and disrespecting relations between Russia’s and China’s leaders, 1917-2000, this photo speaks volumes about the depth of Putin’s and Xi’s mutual friendship and the importance of Sino-Russian cooperation on the world stage, highlighted at last week’s SCO summit in Qingdao. They are…

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Daring to go beyond Western propaganda on the Great Leap Forward’s famine: New China Scholarship series, by Ramin Mazaheri, Part 2 of 8

By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above: Western circulated photo of “Chinese famine”. Images don’t lie, they say, but erasing context does—an old Western technique. As explained by  Wikipedia, rarely an impartial source, The Great Chinese Famine (1959—1961) “was caused by social pressure, economic mismanagement, and radical changes in agriculture in addition to weather conditions and…

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Declaring war on the United States, hitting Trump! Ma Yun’s biggest revenge yet! China Rising Radio Sinoland 180508

By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above: Ma “Jack” Yun, CEO of Alibaba at a recent microchip conference. The Chinese captions says, “(Time to) push the microchip R&D domain”. Yeah, like China’s gonna push it right down Uncle Sam’s throat with the right fist and way up his backside with the left fist, no smile, no…

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Freedom 101 – Jason Hirthler and Jeff J. Brown share their stories of hope, on China Rising Radio Sinoland 171126

By Jeff J. Brown Downloadable SoundCloud podcast (also at the bottom of this page), as well as being syndicated on iTunes and Stitcher Radio (links below): [dropcap]P[/dropcap]ictured above is Jason Hirthler on the left, in New York and myself on the right, in China. We are twelve time zones apart, geographically halfway around the planet…

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