The US panic as China escapes Western enslavement

Billions of dollars are spent by Western governments to manufacture negative stories (propaganda) about about China that one sees daily in the Western MSM, and online (there many agents out there).

With Cyrus Janssen ...

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If you are Chinese, and thinking about studying in the US or UK, our advice is think again. These countries have openly declared China as a 'threat' and you would be putting yourself in danger.

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