Amazon's new game release 'New World' hint towards what we'd expect from Bezos who as we know is balls deep in the DS shit show.

A quick look at the logo, clearly hints at NWO.

On the front page to the site, the slogan appears 'Aeternum awaits'.

Aeternum

Inflected form of aeternus,

Adjective

aeternus (feminine aeterna, neuter aeternum, adverb aeternō); first/second-declension adjective

abiding, lasting, permanent, perpetual

eternal, endless

immortal

https://www.newworld.com/en-gb

Australia 'hurt the feelings' of China with calls for coronavirus investigation, senior diplomat says

By political reporter Jordan Hayne

One of China's most senior diplomats has refused to say the coronavirus pandemic originated in Wuhan, while accusing the Australian Government of damaging the relationship between the two countries with calls for an independent investigation into the virus.

Wang Xining, the deputy head of mission at China's embassy in Australia, gave a rare address at the National Press Club in Canberra, where he said Australia's focus on determining the origins of the virus had damaged international relations.

"It hurts the feelings of the Chinese people," he said.

"All of a sudden, they heard this shocking news of a proposal coming from Australia, which is supposed to be a good friend of China."

Australia was one of the first countries to push for an international investigation into the origins of the virus.

The World Health Assembly, the governing body of the World Health Organization, eventually adopted a European Union resolution, co-sponsored by both Australia and China, calling for a "comprehensive, independent and impartial" investigation.

But Mr Wang said China believed Australia's early push was unfair, because it had been advanced on the presumption that Wuhan was the source of the virus.

"We believe this proposal was targeted against China alone, because during that time Australian ministers claimed that the virus originated from Wuhan, from China, and they did not pinpoint any other places as a possible source," he said.

"We don't think it was fair."

Asked to clarify, Mr Wang acknowledged the Chinese city was the first place to record a cluster of the virus, but withstood suggestions that meant the virus came from Wuhan.

"I think it's up to the scientists to find out the origin and also how it's been dealt with by different governments," he said.

In April, China's ambassador Cheng Jingye warned that if Australia pressed ahead with calls for an international inquiry into COVID-19, Chinese people might boycott Australian wine and beef.

Last week China announced an investigation into whether Australia has been unfairly dumping wine in the Chinese market.

China has already imposed restrictions on Australian barley, and on beef from four major abattoirs, as relations between the two countries have cooled.

The senior diplomat had the chance to sample such goods on Wednesday, with the National Press Club's menu featuring ingredients targeted in the trade dispute.

On Tuesday, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg revealed he did not believe the $600 million sale of Lion Dairy and Drinks to China's Mengniu Dairy was in the national interest, after the deal was abandoned.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08-26/senior-chinese-diplomat-addresses-australia-coronavirus-tensions/12596602

Chinese textbook used in Victorian schools recalled after deemed as 'misleading'

By 9News Staff

3:32pm Aug 26, 2020

A Chinese textbook used in Victorian schools has been recalled after being deemed "misleading" by experts for showing a controversial map of China 'owning' 90 per cent of the South China Sea.

The Senior Chinese Course: Chinese Language, Culture and Society textbook, which was being used in VCE classes at 11 schools in Victoria, was believed to promote pro-Beijing propaganda.

A total of 633 copies of the book have sold in Australia.

"It is highly misleading to portray the nine-dash line in an educational textbook as a legitimate map of China and the region," Professor Rory Medcalf, the head of the Australian National University's national security college, told The Guardian.

"For it to appear in a textbook in Australia puts it at odds not only with the sensitivities of much of the region, but also with international law and Australian government policy."

There were also two pages published in the book which were called the 'Chinese Dream', which Professor Medcalf described as being "straight out of the party playbook".

The authors of the textbook, Jixing Xu and Wei Ha, are both in charge of Chinese at two prestigious Melbourne private schools, Scotch College and Camberwell Grammar.

They claimed the book was "never intended to take a political stance", with the publisher including the map.

Publisher Cengage apologised for the "carelessness" map, insisting the nine-dash line was an "editorial oversight".

https://www.9news.com.au/national/chinese-textbook-used-in-victorian-schools-recalled-after-deemed-as-misleading/dd43a2c9-7b13-4b18-b244-ca5a83518462