BREAKING: #China is putting up posters in #Beijing to inform people how to quickly get into underground air defense facilities after alarms go off. — in case of war. #USA
https://twitter.com/ASBMilitary/status/1287099158940323848
"China has only done this once, in the 1960s when they were preparing for war with USA / Soviet Union."
https://twitter.com/ASBMilitary/status/1287099651678703618
https://twitter.com/jenniferatntd/status/1287067465399390208
Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates, who notoriously praised the Chinese government’s handling of CV, has collaborated with a Chinese communist party-linked nuclear firm tied to the nation’s military, the national pulse can reveal.
The Microsoft billionaire chairs a nuclear power initiative working alongside a Chinese energy company deemed a military asset by the U.S. government. Gates has also extolled China’s economic exploitation of Africa as “valuable” and “beneficial.”
The tech-entrepreneur “philanthropist” came under fire for insisting the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) “did a lot of things right” with its coronavirus response, but the undeserved and factually inaccurate praise was just the tip of the iceberg concerning Gate’s consorting with China.
As the Chinese Embassy to the U.S. revealingly phrased it back in 2010: “Bill Gates bats for China.”
CHINA NATIONAL NUCLEAR CORPORATION.
But Gates’s ties to the CCP are not limited to merely rhetoric: Terrapower, a nuclear energy research company founded and chaired by him works with China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), a wholly government-funded and administered company.
What’s more, the state-owned enterprise is involved with “the development of China’s nuclear energy programs, both civilian and military.”
The U.S. Department of Defense had quietly identified CNNC as a Chinese military collaborator since 1999, with the names only first being made public in June of this year.
“TerraPower, the company I started 10 years ago, uses an approach called a traveling wave reactor that is safe, prevents proliferation, and produces very little waste. We had hoped to build a pilot project in China, but recent policy changes here in the U.S. have made that unlikely. We may be able to build it in the United States if the funding and regulatory changes that I mentioned earlier happen.”
The Chinese State Council awarded Gates with one of the country’s highest accolades: lifetime membership in the country’s Academy of Engineering for his work on Terrapower.
https://thenationalpulse.com/exclusive/ccp-collaborator-gates/