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U.S. And China To Hold Talks On Controlling Internet
By: DSWright FireDogLake.com Monday June 3, 2013 In response to a reported wave of cybertattacks, the United States and China will be holding talks on how the two countries can create new rules for regulating the internet. The talks will be ongoing and are set to start in July. The United States and China... »
China to take part in 2014 Rim of the Pacific naval exercises off the coast of Hawaii
TheExtinctionProtocol.com May 30, 2013 WASHINGTON – This spring, China’s navy accepted the Pentagon’s invitation to participate in the 2014 Rim of the Pacific — RIMPAC — naval exercise to be held off Hawaii. This will be the first time China takes part in the biennial event. Our allies should signal their intent to withdraw... »
Why The Next War With China Could Go Very Badly For The United States
By Michael TheExtinctionProtocol.com May 28th, 2013 Most Americans assume that the U.S. military is so vastly superior to everyone else that no other nation would ever dream of fighting a full-scale war against us. Unfortunately, that assumption is dead wrong. In recent years, the once mammoth technological gap between the U.S. military and the... »
REPORT: Chinese Hackers Have Stolen Plans For Pretty Much The Entire US Military
Geoffrey Ingersoll BusinessInsider.com May 28 2013 Hackers have downloaded designs for more than two dozen major U.S. weapons systems, according to a devastating classified report from a Pentagon advisor seen by the Washington Post. Although the report from the Defense Science Board did not identify the hackers, senior military and industry officials with knowledge... »
The Picture Is Not Pretty: Chinese Economy Enters Contraction, Japanese Bond Market Halted At Open, And A ‘Bearish Shooting Star’ Is About To Emerge
Investmentwatchblog.com May 22nd, 2013 Chinese Economy Enters Contraction With First Sub-50 PMI Print Since October For the first time since October 2012, HSBC’s China PMI (Flash) printed at a sub-50 level (49.6) missing expectations (50.4) quite notably. This is the worst two-month drop in 17 months. This is problematic for the PBoC who are... »
Breaking News: China Destroys 3 US Shipments of GM Corn
Sayer Ji Activist Post.com Wednesday, May 22, 2013 According to a report released today by GMWatch, China destroyed three shipments of GM corn imported from the US. The first two shipments are referenced on the website of the Zhuhai Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, confirming that two illegal GM corn shipments entered Wanzai Port... »
China Platinum Imports Rise – Bullish Platinum and Palladium Fundamentals
Gold Core GoldSeek.com Wednesday, 22 May 2013 Net platinum imports into China jumped to 8.9 metric tonnes last month, marking the strongest inflow in about a year according to UBS. This reflected a 14% increase from March, and year-on-year growth of 29%. The trade data coincides with strong platinum volumes on the Shanghai Gold... »
China’s Consumption of Gold and Acquisition of Gold Mines Continues
Gold Core GoldSeek.com Monday, 13 May 2013 Gold fell $12.90 or -0.89% on Friday to $1,443.30/oz and silver finished with a gain of 0.42%. Gold and silver both traded down for the week at -1.76% and -1.25%. The downward pressure on the gold price emanated from Comex where gold futures were off 1.9%. Driving... »
China Moving To Dominate The World With Gold Purchases
KingWorldNews.com May 8, 2013 With continued volatility in gold and silver, today acclaimed money manager Stephen Leeb spoke with King World News about China’s massive gold buying spree and their move to dominate the world. Leeb also said investors should be aggressively buying silver right now. Below is what Leeb had to say in... »
India Aims to Restrict Gold Imports As China Breaks New Records
Gold Core GoldSeek.com Wednesday, 8 May 2013 Gold rose $17.90 or 1.22% yesterday to $1,452.00/oz and silver finished down 0.29%. The Reserve Bank of India issued a set of guidelines last week increasing restrictions on gold imports. According to UBS precious metals research they targeted the following areas: 1. To decrease gold imports, they... »