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September 26, 2026
What Was This Xi Visit About?

There was some pomp around China’s President Xi’s visit and talks in Washington DC. There were however no results.

One wonders then why it at all happened.

A somewhat racist remark in a NY Times report seems to imply that it was Xi who needed the visit:

The trip was certainly a propaganda boost for Mr. Xi, who has sought to cast himself as an equal to Mr. Trump on the world stage.

In my view its exactly the other way around. It was Trump who needed the propaganda boost.

(BTW – in what category and by what measure is the U.S. still superior to China?)

The only outcome of Xi’s visit that will have some consequence is an agreement to prolong the current trade truce between the countries by two months. The visit was unnecessary to achieve that. The agreement on that was made two days before Xi arrived.

The Chinese had hoped for a full year extension of the deal. But the U.S. still seems to think it has leverage. It wants China to buy more of its agricultural products:

“Beijing wanted a much longer period of predictability, while Washington has preserved an early opportunity to test Chinese performance and reassess its leverage,” Singleton said. “By January, the administration should know whether China actually delivered on its agricultural commitments.”

“This is less about buying two months of calm than making China earn the next extension,” he added.

But the U.S. has no leverage to press China into buying more soybean – at least not now. When Trump put sky high tariffs on China the country blocked its rare earth exports. The U.S. urgently needs those minerals and has no way to produce them itself. After the rare earth exports were blocked tariffs were lifted. Trump had had to chicken out.

That situation has not changed today and will not have changed a year from now. It is also unlikely that the next two months will give the U.S. more leverage.

Trump and Xi will meet again at the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in China in November and at the G20 Leaders’ Summit in the U.S. in December. There is thus ample chance to further prolong the trade deal.

Everything else, seen from China’s perspective, can wait for some time.

China can continue to sit back and look on while Trump helps the U.S. empire to dismantle itself.

Comments

(BTW – in what category and by what measure is the U.S. still superior to China?)
Military adventurism and government corruption, perhaps? The US is far ahead in both.

Posted by: John Kane | Sep 26 2026 17:21 utc | 1

I’m sure that there are some categories and measures where the US is superior to China. I just can’t say for sure what those might be.

Posted by: Steven Hines | Sep 26 2026 17:23 utc | 2

The only outcome of Xi’s visit that will have some consequence is an agreement to prolong the current trade truce between the countries by two months.
 
Posted by b at 17:13 utc | Comments (2)
 
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Xi Jinping seems like a patient contemplative man. If he came to the USA to see with his own eyes and hear with his own ears that is consequent enough.
 
 

Posted by: too scents | Sep 26 2026 17:39 utc | 3

From ZH
 
China Pledges Major US Coal Purchases But Falls Short On Rare Earth Crisis Resolution
 

But there was some good news, though not on the critical materials front: Bloomberg reported early Saturday that China is planning to purchase 20 million metric tons of US coal over two years.
Beijing committed to importing at least 10 million metric tons in 2027 and another 10 million in 2028. The two countries will also pursue preferential tariffs covering $30 billion of non-sensitive goods from both economies under an agreement reached through the US-China Board of Trade.
Meanwhile, the White House said US and Chinese trade negotiators would continue addressing US concerns over shortages of rare earths and other critical minerals. The statement described further work on those bottlenecks, rather than a resolution.

Posted by: psychohistorian | Sep 26 2026 17:46 utc | 4

Washington D.C. is not representative of the people in the rest of the country.  Normal people have morals.  I hope Mr. Xi is wise enough to see the difference, and compassionate enough to act accordingly.

Posted by: Imagine | Sep 26 2026 17:48 utc | 5

In what measure is America superior to China? Uncle Sam impressively  wins the competition for most obese citizens. We also win on number of TV commercials paid for by Big Pharma. Most regime-change operations commenced by one nation? America by a landslide. Best helipad for a head of state? USA just moved back into the lead. Ballrooms and bunkers at a president’s official residence is a much-watched metric. America trails China at the moment, but this will change by the time the world celebrates the inauguration of Agenda 3039.

Posted by: GMST | Sep 26 2026 17:49 utc | 6

Wonder how Americans would feel if Xi presented Trump with a bronze statue of a flying dragon crushing an eagle to death in its talons.  God that was tacky; beyond belief.

Posted by: Imagine | Sep 26 2026 17:51 utc | 7

Agenda 2030 I mean. That project seems to be coming in ahead of schedule.

Posted by: GMST | Sep 26 2026 17:51 utc | 8

Whether these can be seen as measures of superiority is open to discussion, but the US is far ahead  of China in debt levels and currency issuance.
 
Levels of obesity in the population could be another category where the US leads the world.
 
The US is also far ahead in how much it has spent on high-speed rail without actually getting anything running…

Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Sep 26 2026 17:54 utc | 9

Not wanting to disagree with b on little to show for the visit
 
but truth is he came, reciprocating a recent trump visit to china
 
in itself it’s something of a sign, no visits in more than a decade
 
 

Posted by: Newbie | Sep 26 2026 18:01 utc | 10

In most every negative lifestyle measure, the Outlaw US Empire leads China by a wide margin. Poverty is much higher. Gun violence and breaking international law show the Empire as #1. Etc. Xi is already back in China having spent as little time as necessary to accomplish the very little b reported. Han Zheng, Vice President of the People’s Republic of China, was the one detailed to address the UNGA where the Hall was almost empty. That China, Russia and most of the Global Majority would like to see the principles of the UN Charter upheld and followed, the reality is the West has destroyed the UN to the point where a new institution is required that could be based on the same principles but organized in a manner that learns from the UN’s mistakes and shortcomings. 
 
As I’ve noted in writings at my substack, China’s primary policy goal is the building of a constructive China-US relationship of strategic stability. There are several articles at today’s Global Times including this editorial that aver the goal is being attained. Given the Outlaws are not capable of agreeing to anything since they have zero honor, I have grave doubts that goal has actually been attained. BigLie Media continues to promote the idea that the Empire is still the #1 Mafia Boss on the planet. It’s clear the gambit to harm China by cutting its energy imports has failed and the blowback is causing greater harm to the Empire. IMO, China must continue its policy on strategic materials exports until the Outlaws cease being Outlaws.
 
I doubt very much that Xi was impressed by all the tech grifters present at the state dinner.      

Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 18:04 utc | 11

@ gmst 30 re: World Plan
 
Do you mean the western plan of reorganization or the world’s plan towards a unified government. 
 
The former’s expedited delivery might be due to external pressures from the Axis who disagree with the international RBO.
 
If our darkest fear appears to be the reality and there is a consortium of international elite that want to usher in a two-class world system of neoserfdom (China and Russia included), then we can conclude that an expedited delivery of the Agenda 2030 would be unnecessary as all world leaders can set the tempo and are not harassed by external forces. 
 
There is no anational force in existence that can harass the transnational elites into hurrying Agenda 2030, so we can conclude that if western elites are speeding up the implementation of a reorganizational plan, it is due to the Axis quickening their own ascendancy towards their regional dominance.
 
The west under World Jewry is getting ready to lower the new iron curtain and isolate, emasculate, and render impotent any force in the west that could rally a defense against the implementation of this plan. 
 
We can cry, “Save us, Axis,” but they will not.
 
But by pushing the elite in the west towards revealing their hand, the Axis is indeed breaking open for us an opportunity by bringing the forces of world Jewry into sharp relief. 
 
You wanted to be saved but you imagined it would be easy. Thank the Axis but continue to ready yourself.

Posted by: NemesisCalling | Sep 26 2026 18:09 utc | 12

China, US reach consensus on eight outcomeshttps://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202609/1371382.shtml

Posted by: Rolf | Sep 26 2026 18:09 utc | 13

Imo, China should cut us off totally from rare earths used in military applications. Why sell the rope to the hangman?

Posted by: morongobill | Sep 26 2026 18:10 utc | 14

Xi’s visit was a puzzlement…apparently Xi had some spare time to waste, and maybe it helped politically, although that seems unlikely…

Posted by: pyrrhus | Sep 26 2026 18:12 utc | 15

I doubt very much that Xi was impressed by all the tech grifters present at the state dinner.      
 
 
Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 18:04 utc | 11
 
 
 
How could he not be impressed?  Xi with his diplomats representing China and all its citizens, vs Trump with his billionaires representing the Epstein Class.  It’s almost comical that the Trump administration was willing to announce so boldly to the world that he serves his billionaire owners.    The overflight of the B2 bombers with Trump grimacing and Xi standing strong was one narrative that I also did not expect the Trump administration to advance.

Posted by: Woke American | Sep 26 2026 18:19 utc | 16

I doubt very much that Xi was impressed by all the tech grifters present at the state dinner.      
 
 
Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 18:04 utc | 11
 
 
Trump’s tech owners as well as the rest of the world have been warned.  Do NOT NOT NOT underestimate Xi and China.

Posted by: Woke American | Sep 26 2026 18:21 utc | 17

maybe it helped politically, although that seems unlikely…
 
Posted by: pyrrhus | Sep 26 2026 18:12 utc | 15
 
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Peng Liyuan’s gracious presence was well received.
 
https://www.google.com/search?q=Peng+Liyuan+style&udm=14
 

Posted by: too scents | Sep 26 2026 18:22 utc | 18

Look, we all know that part of February assault on Iran was Trumps delusion of a 2nd Venezuela & he’d waltz into China (May visit— that was rescheduled from April cuz of war) in  with “West Asia” under his belt,  all the world’s energy, 
 
I’m guessing  2 things—- USA Bessent badly wanted bond bailout,  a big purchase like in 09.
Secondly,  2 month extension, past Midterms, but still thinks he will have West Asia and Iran slaughtered by then….

Posted by: Trubind1 | Sep 26 2026 18:23 utc | 19

The Chinese visit’s primary objective was to manage a destructive mental patient in such a way as to try and minimise the damage he might cause.
 
The rest of it is window dressing.

Posted by: CitizenSmith | Sep 26 2026 18:26 utc | 20

Soft Power ==> https://assets.vogue.com/photos/6ab69c70f1d4a8b18e7b79fd/master/w_1600,c_limit/2296351935
 

Posted by: too scents | Sep 26 2026 18:30 utc | 21

@ Trubind1 | Sep 26 2026 18:23 utc | 19 who wrote
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USA Bessent badly wanted bond bailout,  a big purchase like in 09.
”
 
I can’t find the picture that I think was at Xinhuanet which showed the two teams in a picture where everyone was smiling at the camera except Bessent that had a look to kill focused on his China counterpart across from him….grin

Posted by: psychohistorian | Sep 26 2026 18:37 utc | 22

Just for the heck of it I asked Brave’s AI about the purpose of Xi’s visit.   I got the following back:
 
Key objectives included:
 

  • Extending the Trade Truce: Securing a two-month extension of the tariff truce, which had been set to expire in November, to prevent a renewed trade war.
  • Symbolic Parity: Highlighting China’s status as an equal global power to the United States, marking Xi’s first visit to Washington since 2015.
  • Addressing Red Lines: Pressing Trump to adhere to the “one China” principle regarding Taiwan and potentially delaying or canceling a congressionally approved $14 billion arms sale to the island.
  • Economic Demands: Seeking approval for low- or zero-tariff exports to the U.S. and signals of support for Chinese investments in American technology sectors like electric vehicles and batteries.
  • Geopolitical Dialogue: Discussing the wars in Iran and Ukraine, urging the U.S. to end the Iran conflict quickly, and proposing the resumption of suspended arms control dialogues.

 

Posted by: Kentuckian | Sep 26 2026 18:43 utc | 23

What Was This Xi Visit About?

Xi: You might want to accept Iran’s conditions to get Hormuz open. Just a thought.

Posted by: Norwegian | Sep 26 2026 18:46 utc | 24

everyone was smiling at the camera except Bessent 
 
Posted by: psychohistorian | Sep 26 2026 18:37 utc | 22
 
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China is absolutely dominating the happy smiling faces war.  With sincerity.
 

Posted by: too scents | Sep 26 2026 18:47 utc | 25

I’d like to think Xi delivered a one-to-one personal diplomatic verbal note to Trump that only a state visit could provide conditions.
 
The note being: “sort your mess out while you’ve got still time.”
 
Of course it sailed at over Trump’s head and the visit left us with photo calls of Xi’s face signalling: “I’m utterly wasting my time here”.

Posted by: Mercury | Sep 26 2026 18:48 utc | 26

I’m guessing  2 things—- USA Bessent badly wanted bond bailout,  a big purchase like in 09.Secondly,  2 month extension, past Midterms, but still thinks he will have West Asia and Iran slaughtered by then….
Posted by: Trubind1 | Sep 26 2026 18:23 utc | 19

 
Tend to agree – Trump expected to be in a stronger position by now, rather than still stuck to the tar baby of Iran. All major decision making seems to be being punted until after the mid-terms, when perhaps he hopes to have more leverage. Thus nothing major got decided and all that was left was a rather pathetic display of silverback posturing.
APEC is 18-20 November, but before that are the mid-terms and in this cycle Iran gets a vote.

Posted by: ChatNPC | Sep 26 2026 18:56 utc | 27

Woke American | Sep 26 2026 18:21 utc | 17—
 
Just read Simplicius’s report and the jewel he found and placed at the end:
 
Trump: We have the cards.
Xi: We manufacture the cards.
 
There’s also some Christian iconography with the eagle/serpent “artwork” that was coordinated into a soundbite hit piece by the braindead Senator Kennedy for dissemination on FOXNews. Note China’s civilization predates the Bible’s creation and its cosmology is clearly superior.   

Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 19:01 utc | 28

Force feeding a population of over a billion was found to be more difficult than expected.

Posted by: Ornot | Sep 26 2026 19:06 utc | 29

@28 karlof1
 
Doesn’t that imply a mutual codependency? 
 
How moral can the manufacturer be if it continues to need an evil buyer?
 
Or is morality something we should dispense with entirely in the realm of real(geo)politik? 
 
If that is the case, shouldn’t we dispense with the China-as-a-force-for-good?
 
And is that why China refuses to make a principled stand when it comes to the slaughter of Gazans?
 
At least we can say that the Chinese are not hypocrites. 
 
But I confess I am left disappointed in them. 

Posted by: NemesisCalling | Sep 26 2026 19:22 utc | 30

Wang Yi has written a report of the visit, “Opening the Right Way for Great Powers to Maintain Relations and Write a New Chapter in the History of China-U.S. Relations, which was published by China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Chinese. Four main areas were reported on. I’ll provide the full translation at my substack. Here is one major point:
 

The healthy, safe, and orderly development of artificial intelligence concerns humanity’s future and cannot be separated from China-US cooperation. During this visit, President Xi Jinping had in-depth discussions with President Trump on artificial intelligence issues, pointing out that both China and the U.S. are major AI powers and have the capability and responsibility to develop and manage AI well, ensuring that AI development is always controlled by people and benefits the people. China and the U.S. should each play to their strengths rather than defend against each other. The two heads of state agreed to make good use of the China-U.S. AI dialogue mechanism, communicate its risks and benefits, and jointly prevent AI abuse and misuse.

 
It’s unknown how the tech grifters reacted to China’s AI policy goal or if that topic was even discussed at the state dinner where they were present. As I noted earlier, Wang Yi believes China enhanced its aim for strategic stability with the Outlaws. 

Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 19:27 utc | 31

@30 addendum
 
It could certainly be that China has not ended diplomatic relations with Israel because it views its relationship with the entity as essential for gathering intel on its movement and pernicious reach. 
 
Are we coming to a point where principled stands must be made? Or are we to rely continually on an intelligentsia elite to transcribe the methods of empire for us? You must see how this becomes a problem when you want the proletariat to truly rule the world? 
 
The proletariat must not have the eternal question of whether the intelligentsia is telling it the truth barking in its mind incessantly. That is no way to live. 
 
I see this as the essential question of this current period in time. 
 
(How to know whether something is truly happening.)

Posted by: NemesisCalling | Sep 26 2026 19:35 utc | 32

NemesisCalling | Sep 26 2026 19:22 utc | 30—
 
Here’s what Wang Yi wrote about the Middle East in his report:
 

Ongoing tensions in the Gulf and Middle East are impacting global energy security, geopolitical dynamics, and the international order. As a responsible major power, China has always firmly been a builder of peace in the Middle East, a promoter of stability, and a supporter of development. President Xi Jinping has successively put forward a series of initiatives and proposals dedicated to peace and stability in the Middle East, which have received broad recognition and positive responses from the international community. During this visit, President Xi emphasized that the sovereignty and security of all countries should be respected, encouraged all parties to adhere to peaceful choices, supported the US-Iran return to Islamabad through the Memorandum of Understanding, and called for the early restart of dialogue and negotiations, ultimately reaching a comprehensive agreement including nuclear issues. International public opinion highly praised China’s objective and fair stance, believing that China focuses on the root causes of problems, emphasizes addressing both symptoms and root causes, respects the sovereignty of all countries, promotes dialogue and consultation, plays a constructive role in cooling the Middle East situation, and looks forward to China providing Chinese solutions and wisdom to address more pressing issues. [My Emphasis]

 
Yes, it’s a general statement, but we must recall that China favors strict adherence to UN resolutions on Palestine and is clearly aware of the roots of the problem residing in Colonialism/Imperialism by the West which implanted Zionists and installed the Sauds along with the other artificial states of the region. While I share your disappointment that more hasn’t been done, I’m aware of what China and its strategic allies are trying to accomplish and find those efforts to be positive. 

Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 19:38 utc | 33

@33 karlof1
 
Thx for the response. 
 
I deeply respect the Chinese people and its history. My appreciation for the Tao is second only to my faith in our Lord. 
 
China has a tremendous responsibility, not only to its people, but to be an exemplar as a fair, major power that appeals to the concept of diplomacy and mutual interest. 
 
In fact, central Chinese memos and statements remind me completely of the method of communication employed by the Catholic Church. At once, it is general and leaves you wanting more. But in its eternal appeal to patience, you are eventually brought along to a deeper appreciation of its measured action and call for the thoughtful moment.
 
I am disappointed in them, but this is my childish side that wants things now!

Posted by: NemesisCalling | Sep 26 2026 19:50 utc | 34

How moral can the manufacturer be if it continues to need an evil buyer? Or is morality something we should dispense with entirely in the realm of real(geo)politik?  If that is the case, shouldn’t we dispense with the China-as-a-force-for-good? And is that why China refuses to make a principled stand when it comes to the slaughter of Gazans? At least we can say that the Chinese are not hypocrites.  But I confess I am left disappointed in them. 
Posted by: NemesisCalling | Sep 26 2026 19:22 utc | 30

 
Morality got shit-canned during the unipolar moment. It is not China’s job to save you from oppression:
 
Red saviour syndrome: a wonder drug or a poison to the global anti-imperialist struggle?
 

Many on the so-called “left” must have heard or can even sing The International. But how many really understand that “We want no condescending saviours, to rule us from their judgement hall”? How many really believe that “No saviour from on high delivers, our own right hand the chains must shiver”?

 

Posted by: ChatNPC | Sep 26 2026 20:02 utc | 35

That eagle and bombers was an unsubtle threat to China.
Why so obvious

Posted by: Watcher | Sep 26 2026 20:02 utc | 36

RE: Posted by: ChatNPC | Sep 26 2026 18:56 utc | 27
 
Agreed… but USA Trump is still punting and making noise about a Trilateral Arms Agreement between US/Russia/China…. He’s trying to create the same blame game entrapment they used on Russia for decades, to create an atmosphere of how China isn’t sticking to their arms agreements, they want access to both Russia and China latest state of the art arms to copy or evaluate.
 
In any case,  US couldn’t abide to any Bilateral Agreements with Russia,  so if either step into that “big boy club power trap” it’s on them…
 
Doubt China stupid enough to do it,  but you never know.

Posted by: Trubind1 | Sep 26 2026 20:19 utc | 37

Posted by: Trubind1 | Sep 26 2026 20:19 utc | 37
 
China sat quietly by as the US indulged detente, arms limitation and after the collapse of the Soviet Union, open skies and disarmament treaties. Only to watch as all of those agreements were unilaterally abandoned as soon as the US thought they once more had the upper hand.
 
I doubt that either Russia or China would take any trilateral arms agreement seriously at all.

Posted by: ChatNPC | Sep 26 2026 20:27 utc | 38

The United States has tastier “Chinese” food than China does.  The pizza is better too, or at least the stuff in New York is. 
I think that’s about it tho.  I don’t like Chinese classical musicians much, but American ones don’t stoke my fire either.  Some used to (John Browning, William Kapell, Eugene Ormandy, Marcel Tabuteau, etc), but they’re all long dead now.  The US has some ace chess players too, although all of them came from foreign parents or are imports except for Sam Shankland, who is merely near the top.
Is America great again yet? I’m not seeing it.  It’s possible that – excepting statements like “the phone is over there” – Donald Trump lies just about every time he speaks.  Pro tip:  It’s a good practise to assume that whenever he says something, he means the opposite thing. 

Posted by: Anne Uumelmahaye | Sep 26 2026 20:31 utc | 39

Just read Simplicius’s report and the jewel he found and placed at the end:
 
 
 
 Trump: We have the cards.
Xi: We manufacture the cards. 
 
There’s also some Christian iconography with the eagle/serpent “artwork” that was coordinated into a soundbite hit piece by the braindead Senator Kennedy for dissemination on FOXNews. Note China’s civilization predates the Bible’s creation and its cosmology is clearly superior.   
 
 
Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 19:01 utc | 28
 
I really liked the cards sequence.  The “veiled” US threats just showcased the weakness of the US.  When I first saw the eagle/serpent “artwork”, it took me a while to believe that it really was a veiled “threat” due to how lame and stupid and out of place it was.
 
The US went out of its way to antagonize China at a time when we need China, and they do NOT need us.  Stupid beyond belief.

Posted by: Woke American | Sep 26 2026 21:01 utc | 40

With the cost of diesel, costs of fertilisers if they can get any, USA farmers have lost c 65,billion this year alone , there will not be much to sell to China next year?

Posted by: Jo | Sep 26 2026 21:08 utc | 42

There is something to be said for graciously keeping up appearances… It doesn’t all have to be a direct quid pro quo benefit. In fact, that’s sometimes the most powerful display: confidence, reliability, and stability. 
 
😉 “Tiiii~iiiiime is on my side, oh yes it is!/”

Posted by: titmouse | Sep 26 2026 21:10 utc | 43

@ Pysc 04
“Beijing committed to importing at least 10 million metric tons in 2027 and another 10 million in 2028. The two countries will also pursue preferential tariffs covering $30 billion of non-sensitive goods from both economies under an agreement reached through the US-China Board of Trade.”
Of course they are happy to import.  This fuel can be stored in the open air (as a last resort) it does not need expensive storage tanks/isolaters etc.  Jeez it’s just like stocking wood for future use (cept storage of  wood needs some basic protection) but it can be stored virtually un-protected.

Posted by: Butties | Sep 26 2026 21:14 utc | 44

Xi’s visit would have been arranged several weeks if not months in advance, at a time when there might have been something substantial for the Chinese and the Americans to discuss. But due to the Trump administration’s actions in Iran and the Middle East generally, and Bessent’s attempts to throttle Iran – a trading partner of China – anything worth discussing and making a deal over has evaporated. 
 
At the same time, cancelling the trip would send Western news media into a tizzy making unfounded speculations about China-US relations and about Xi himself. Xi was rumoured to have suffered a stroke or some other major medical episode very recently, and the trip to the US must surely have put that rumour to rest. 

Posted by: Refinnejenna | Sep 26 2026 21:26 utc | 45

Woke American | Sep 26 2026 21:01 utc | 40—
 
Yes. You’ll note I stress one word Wang Yi stated in his report that China can provide that the Outlaws lack. I was going to comment that word was being said by elder brother to younger brother but didn’t. In the essay about empowerment, you’ll recall the use of the “Three Ages” theory to classify the current state of affairs where we’re transitioning from the second to the third. In the second, “Age of Ascending Peace:”
 

The principle of this stage is “internal focus on the Chinese states, external focus on the barbarians,” meaning that China is the foundation, and the barbarians are viewed as outsiders. 

 
While in the third, “Age of Great Peace:”
 

The principle of this stage is “the world, near and far, large and small, are treated as one,” meaning that the boundaries between the Chinese and the barbarians have been eliminated, and all are considered one family.

 
It should be clear that the transition from two to three isn’t yet complete as the barbarians/Outlaws have yet to be eliminated and Humanity isn’t yet whole. I have great hopes that transformation will occur by 2100 as it’s a multigenerational process that must overcome some daunting hurdles. IMO, the Asians (including Russians) with the notable exception of India and many Africans are on the right path, and they constitute a majority of Humanity.

Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 21:28 utc | 46

@ Butties | Sep 26 2026 21:14 utc | 44 with the good perspective on the China commitment to buy coal from the US that I reported on…thx
 
I expect that nuance never crossed the feeble minds of folks like Bessent

Posted by: psychohistorian | Sep 26 2026 21:51 utc | 47

The U.S. leads China by a mile in the number of morbidly obese diabetics.

Posted by: Gareth | Sep 26 2026 22:06 utc | 48

Just read Simplicius’s report and the jewel he found and placed at the end:
 Trump: We have the cards.Xi: We manufacture the cards.
 Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 19:01 utc | 28

 
It is of little consequence in a game who has or manufactures the cards. It is all about what you can do with them.
 
Who is better Shin Lim or Jason Ladayne?

Posted by: Fool Me Twice | Sep 26 2026 22:35 utc | 49

The U.S. leads China by a mile in the number of morbidly obese diabetics.
 
Posted by: Gareth | Sep 26 2026 22:06 utc | 50
If you attack the American wage slaves and not their billionaire Zio masters, you may be a zio gimp…
Seriously, you have to be the tenth new name today to attack the slaves not the master just on this thread.  
Actually, I’m cool with it, if you also say what country you come from when you do it.  Just that little request.  Tell us about your awesome country of free healthy happy men, then go ahead and say whatever you like about American workers.  
If you’re actually a person, I’m guessing “Gareth” is from the UK?  

Posted by: Ahenobarbus | Sep 26 2026 22:46 utc | 50

Now to the post.   I’m just wondering why B is so credulous when it comes to Zio Imperialist media.  I mean their only function is to “spin” every Imperialist weakness as a strength.  So of course, Trump is keeping Xi on ice for a couple months to teach him a lesson or whatever. 
Meanwhile, the entire world including most people in the US have moved on to accepting that the country is dominated in every way by Zio Imperialist billionaire oligarchs, China is more powerful and futuristic, Russia is beating the shit out of the Ukronazis and Israel is a genocidal racial supremacist state ala the Nazis currently trying to erase and entire people, children and all, from the earth.  
Again and again, everyone gets it.  The question nobody can answer is what do we do about it.
I don’t know who said it upstream, but XI just came because he’s a responsible state leader that has to keep his appointments and have some face time with the destructive retard in the White House and his Zio handlers.  Nothing more.  
Zio Imperialism is a reality show, but it does have nukes so you can’t completely ignore it no matter how trashy it gets. 
I hope he returns home after seeing the atrocious Zio Imperialist ruling elite with a renewed sense of purpose and dedicates himself to ensuring that Iran does not fall.  
China-Russia-Iran: one for all and all for one!
Zio Imperialism must be crushed for the sake of humanity at this point.  

Posted by: Ahenobarbus | Sep 26 2026 23:00 utc | 51

Fool Me Twice | Sep 26 2026 22:35 utc | 53—
 
The Greatest Warrior prevails without fighting. We’ve seen how China gamed its ability to monopolize strategic resources which now cripples the Outlaws. Plus, China has taught the Global Majority to just say no to illegal sanctions while providing ways for their circumvention. Meanwhile, the Outlaws continue to make one mistake after another that deepen their trap. 

Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 23:06 utc | 52

But China and Xi are not Zio gimps? Nice! 
 
Don’t dare suggest public figures supporting Zionism be treated like a genocide enabler. You will be abandoning the global working class if you dont eat moon pie out Xi’s billionaire butt crack.
 
Anyway, in the US, Trump is being condemned as selling out freedom once again like he always does. Cuz he loves strong men. Cf Kim, Putin but not MbS etc, certainly not Bibi.
 
He even showed Xi the Wall of Photos and the autopen. Trump should have just shown him the war room and the big board.
 
Xi should have met with Bibi. So we could see the rationalizations go a flying. 

Posted by: Duck n cover | Sep 26 2026 23:18 utc | 53

“The pizza is better too, or at least the stuff in New York is.”
 
 
pure hasbara.

Posted by: Not Ewe | Sep 26 2026 23:33 utc | 54

But China and Xi are not Zio gimps? Nice! 
 
Don’t dare suggest public figures supporting Zionism be treated like a genocide enabler. You will be abandoning the global working class if you dont eat moon pie out Xi’s billionaire butt crack.
 
Anyway, in the US, Trump is being condemned as selling out freedom once again like he always does. Cuz he loves strong men. Cf Kim, Putin but not MbS etc, certainly not Bibi.
 
He even showed Xi the Wall of Photos and the autopen. Trump should have just shown him the war room and the big board.
 
Xi should have met with Bibi. So we could see the rationalizations go a flying. 
 
Posted by: Duck n cover | Sep 26 2026 23:18 utc | 58
Ah, the whole world supports genocidal Zionism!…says the local zio gimp.   
This shitbag’s post speaks for itself.  
Death to the IDF!  
 

Posted by: Ahenobarbus | Sep 26 2026 23:55 utc | 55

Posted by: too scents | Sep 26 2026 18:22 utc | 18
 
“Peng Liyuan’s gracious presence was well received.”
 
She is a cultured, educated, and (dare I say it) very sophisticated lady who brings only credit to her country.

Posted by: Persona Non Grata | Sep 27 2026 0:02 utc | 56

China’s civilization came from the West, where the writing was cuneiform. This writing resembles China’s teardrop characters. A Chinese scholar visiting the British Museum happened upon cuneiform: he recognized characters and was able to translate passages of cuneiform because of its similarity to Chinese characters. 

Posted by: Kansas | Sep 27 2026 0:05 utc | 57

I always find it amusing how “B” never criticises anything China, Iran, Russia etc does yet pours scorn on every action of the US, EU etc.
The very definition of a propagandist.

Posted by: bob999 | Sep 27 2026 0:11 utc | 58

RE: Posted by: bob999 | Sep 27 2026 0:11 utc | 65
 
You’re more than welcome to answer the question:
What was this Xi visit about?
 
And extol all the US/EU virtues that cross your mind.
 
Nothing stopped you.
 
You chose personal attack on someone else’s site, that they pay for and maintain, and who has every right to express their own views on their site.
 
Weak sauce….
 
 

Posted by: Trubind1 | Sep 27 2026 0:29 utc | 59

Listening to the three hour debate between “Professor Jiang” and Fuentes re: Who Runs the World. 
 
Jiang gets himself into all kinds of knots that Fuentes pretty easily dismantles. It’s almost not fair because a native tongue sounds soooo much smoother to the listener in a debate. Hats-off to Jiang for being an ESL speaker and articulating his points with pretty decent historical sources. 
 
But I think the verdict is in on Jiang: Fuentes name drops Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson I think as a subtle hat-tip that the three have a collective mission and that it is similarly-funded by a concerned party that wants the focus to be on zionism and not world jewry. 
 
Of course, as I have been mentioning all along: zionist is a neutered term, completely ineffectual for identifying the pernicious effect of world Jewry on the west and making the reality of western Jewish-control a cloudy endeavor to identify. (E.g. Democrats of the Uniparty can say they are anti-Israel and ride anti-Israel sentiment to power but still secretly fund Israel and shift federal policy, once elected, to go after Anti-semites (get ready))

Posted by: NemesisCalling | Sep 27 2026 0:32 utc | 60

Thanks b.
 
Hopefully this interview with Einar Tangen answers the question.
 
Einar Tangen: The U.S.-China Power Shift – What Trump and Xi Are Really Negotiating

Posted by: Suresh | Sep 27 2026 0:36 utc | 61

Xi needing to see himself as an equal to Trump was the most I laughed out loud all week.

Posted by: GS | Sep 27 2026 0:41 utc | 62

The body language revealed everything. (See link below).
 
Trump like an idiot 80 year old ‘terrible twos’ minded child thought he could impress Xi with his White House toys.  Xi being an actual leader that cares for his people and sincerely works hard went through this in order to keep the best doors open for his country, but knows Trump is a duplicitous idiot that it is best to humor.
 
Trump’s B1 bomber display was a case in point. The stoic Xi looked like he was bored shitless and loathed the ridiculous display, while Trump winced because he had no idea how noisy the B2 would be and it hurt the ‘bone spurred’ ossicles in his dumb rich-boy ears.
 
If you read the Global Times you’ll find China persistently leaves the door open for a peaceful agreement and sensible diplomatic dialogue and behavior with the US – it seeks mutual respect and win-win trade for mutual prosperity with any country. But China also knows there is little hope for this with the forked tongued, corrupt and lying regimes from a US that still think they can fool other countries and dominate the world purely out of selfish-materialist deceitful interests whether Democrat or Republican.
 
https://meidasnews.com/news/trump-winces-in-pain-during-a-military-flyover-while-xi-jinping-barely-reacts

Posted by: GeorgeWendell | Sep 27 2026 0:52 utc | 63

Second B2 should be B1 – various reports misquote the model as B2 over B1 as well as the other aircraft used in the display.

Posted by: GeorgeWendell | Sep 27 2026 0:55 utc | 64

@71 blackwhite 
 
Thx for acknowledging I mean well. b keeps a very loose censorship policy, so I am thankful crackpots like myself can engage here. If only because of my length of time as a poster here I hope I might have developed a kernel of ability to produce posts that are the very least not boring.
 
I go back and forth on whether Fuentes is a serious voice or not. He certainly has skills that were identified early in his career and he certainly could be getting groomed for some kind of political role in the future. (My hope would be a contingent of wealthy America-First Nationalists as his benefactors and the remnant of those not wanting to be involved in the Second World War but perhaps have their eye on mastery of the western hemisphere, regardless of how awful that may sound to you Europeans and where I myself would rather see the U.S. as a hermetic and inward-looking benevolent power and not pursue bullying of our close neighbors)
 
I find him more interesting and charismatic to listen to than the boomer types like Crooke, Sachs, et. Al.

Posted by: NemesisCalling | Sep 27 2026 0:56 utc | 65

This is all theatre for the media. Trump does not control the USA and Xi does not control China. The controllers are hidden and move the “pieces” on the board as they please. When you own or control the political and bureaucratic apparatus you make policy and control the narrative. You can only vote for the choices that you are given, and they are carefully curated. I watch actions and try to work out who benefits to understand what’s going on . Words are cheap….

Posted by: The fossil | Sep 27 2026 1:07 utc | 66

@5
Your  ‘normal people’ voted trump into office .  Most of his supporters are outside Washington 

Posted by: Brian | Sep 27 2026 1:16 utc | 67

Summa summarum: China and Russia have every right to be fearful of the cornered, western beast and proceed in a manner that makes sense to them but is unsatisfactory to us.

Posted by: NemesisCalling | Sep 27 2026 1:32 utc | 68

I would bet the small amount of money I have  that Mr Xi would view being considered as trumps equal  an extreme insult. Most Chinese have a strong sense of honor and neo caligula/ psycho toddler donaldo doesnt even know what honor is much less have any.
 

Posted by: Screwdriver | Sep 27 2026 2:01 utc | 69

Posted by: Screwdriver | Sep 27 2026 2:01 utc | 85
 
Agreed – and also unlike Xi who actually cares about Chinese people, Trump couldn’t care less about ordinary Americans in the least.
 
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/picture/2026/sep/26/vaughan-tomlinson-billionaires-kids-cartoon

Posted by: GeorgeWendell | Sep 27 2026 2:24 utc | 70

BTW – in what category and by what measure is the U.S. still superior to China?

 
Music. The US has phenomenal musicians, songwriters. No.1 worldwide in that category.

Posted by: Asian Frog | Sep 27 2026 2:33 utc | 71

Why is Xi and Putin talking to Trump politely? Probably because they have reliable metrics showing that the US is near financial/budget/economical abyss.
 
And they want the US to go down politely as the USSR went down politely. They wish to avoid the US to tantrum blow up the planet as a toddler would do.

Posted by: Asian Frog | Sep 27 2026 2:37 utc | 72

I always find it amusing how “B” never criticises anything China, Iran, Russia etc does yet pours scorn on every action of the US, EU etc.
The very definition of a propagandist.
 
Posted by: bob999 | Sep 27 2026 0:11
 
don’t let the door hit your stupid ass on the way out cockroach | 65

Posted by: Screwdriver | Sep 27 2026 2:43 utc | 73

Posted by: Asian Frog | Sep 27 2026 2:33 utc | 89

BTW – in what category and by what measure is the U.S. still superior to China?

 Music. The US has phenomenal musicians, songwriters. No.1 worldwide in that category.

I am a bit of an anglophile musically.  Now that I think about it, I guess the Jamaicans are the best.
But here is a great Chinese song.  Sung by children.  I may have run across it here.  Not sure.
America Is A Robber

Posted by: lex talionis | Sep 27 2026 3:04 utc | 74

 
 Sun Quan The Emperor (Guzheng&Drum Ver.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFHFlP24QP4&list=RDHFHFlP24QP4&start_radio=1

Posted by: GeorgeWendell | Sep 27 2026 3:36 utc | 75

Moyun 墨韵
AC/DC – Thunderstruck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=564u39PJfUI

Posted by: GeorgeWendell | Sep 27 2026 3:49 utc | 76

Moyun 墨韵 :  Hotel California
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf6v59c5yuY
 

Posted by: GeorgeWendell | Sep 27 2026 3:52 utc | 77

One of my daughters spent some of her university years in China.  She has given me a text which I think relates to Xi’s visit in terms which make sense to me.  The book is The Wrongs of Rudeness by Amy Oldberding,  and its explanatory subtitle is Learning Modern Civility From Ancient Chinese Philosophy.
 
I haven’t read the book in a while, so pardon me if I just give some scattered sentences from it that strike me as appropriate:
 

…  Confucius and Xunzi both engaged in the perilous pursuit of political lives, seeking employment as advisors to rulers who could register displeasure through violence if the spirit moved them  …  in short, Confucius and Xunzi did not live on picturesque mountaintops, but down  on a chaoitic, dangerous, blood-stained ground …

 

…  When Yan Hui [student] asks Confucius about being a good person, Confucius offers that it “proceeds from oneself.”  Asked to elaborate, Confucius bluntly instructs “Do not look at anything that  violates manners (li);  do not listen to anything that violates manners; do not speak about anything that violates manners;  do not do anything that violates manners.” …

 

…  Both Confucius and Xunzi encourage good manners because making oneself appear well disposed towards others can influence one toward being well disposed  …

 
 

Posted by: juliania | Sep 27 2026 4:11 utc | 78

@ juliania | Sep 27 2026 4:11 utc | 112 with the sharing of thought from Confucius about manners….thx
 
I have spent some time ruminating on that subject that is reflected in the graphic design on my web site…..the first element of that design was Keep Intention Pure and I try and live that thought and think it resonates with that from Confucius which you shared.

Posted by: psychohistorian | Sep 27 2026 4:24 utc | 79

跨越太平洋的历史性握手

“On the afternoon of September 23 local time, President Xi Jinping arrived in the United States by special plane. President Trump and his wife warmly welcomed him at the airport. Washington has experienced occasional autumn rains over the past two days. Just like the relationship between China and the United States, despite the ups and downs, it ultimately could not prevent this historic handshake across the Pacific.”

The most-upvoted reader commentary in a Baijiahao article and a Baidu video from another search query seems to support China-US friendship. Part of me wonders to which degree (if at all) their perceptions of the USA, ans ergo Sino-US friendship, shall be affected by the USA’s recent actions toward Iran, Cuba and Venezuela. And to think they’d show some solidarity with those three. Unless that’s not mutually exclusive…

Posted by: joey_n | Sep 27 2026 5:07 utc | 80

Looks to me like Xi’s looks at the USA as the gatekeeper to the American market.. China’s income from that market supports major segments of the Chinese economy.. .. particularly the smaller manufacturers involved in Chinese export..
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  So Xi came to keep Chinese goods flowing through the USA to America… 
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Xi also came with a message.. our AI is better than yours..but AI represents a real problem when its full power is given openly to non state users.   He asked Trump to help resolve the global safe use of AI issue.. Safe means no one can use it to overthrow Xi or Trump.. 
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Xi also journeyed to America to try to talk the USA into returning to the MoU Trump has already signed with Iran..
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to explain to Trump that the Reminbi was created because Trump weaponized Switft and sanctioned everybody that refused to bow to Trump..  as a result the Reminbi has grown because for many it is the only means they have to engage in cross border trade.. and China is about trade..  The more open the USA is to allowing the world to free trade into  the American market, the less likely will the Reminbi be, to develop sufficiently, to bother the USD.  

Posted by: snake | Sep 27 2026 5:14 utc | 81

And to think they’d show some solidarity with those three. 
 
Posted by: joey_n | Sep 27 2026 5:07 utc | 120
 
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https://www.google.com/search?q=china+has+electrified+cuba&udm=14
 

Posted by: too scents | Sep 27 2026 5:36 utc | 82

“China’s civilization came from the West,…” — Kansas #63

This is likely the most ignorant statement of the year. I thought Trump is stupid enough, but never underestimate the stupidity of the people in the West.
 

“…where the writing was cuneiform.” — Kansas #63

Firstly, Chinese language came from the Oracle bone script (甲骨文), not the “cuneiform.” They are totally unrelated and there are vast differences between them. Secondly, cuneiform was a fake language with fake archeological “evidences” invented by Europeans in the 1700’s – 1800’s. It was never noted by that natives before that. It was not recorded by Chinese explorers who travelled there extensively before the arrival of Europeans. Finally, the so-called “cuneiform,” even if it exists, was not part of the “West.”
 

“A Chinese scholar visiting the British Museum happened upon cuneiform…” — Kansas #63

This has to be a very stupid Chinese, if the person can even be called a “scholar.”

“… he recognized characters and was able to translate passages of cuneiform because of its similarity to Chinese characters. ” — Kansas #63

This is impossible! Thousands of modern Chinese researchers, with over a century of intensive investigations and studies, are still unable to translate some of the INDIVIDUAL characters of the Oracle bone script (甲骨文), which we know is related to modern Chinese language. But you claim that a “Chinese scholar” was able to translate entire *passages* from a totally different (and artificially made-up) written form, unrelated to modern Chinese language, with just a casual encounter!
I challenge you to provide the link to show the translated passages, or else admit you are a liar.
You write just a few sentences, but yet contains so many falsehoods, ignorant statements and wrong assumptions.
p/s: Readers who want to understand some of the modern Chinese research to prove the fake western narration of “history” like cuneiform, the non-existent Greek “civilization”, the “Renaissance”, etc. should read some of the following books. Unfortunately, they are all in Chinese and most would probably NOT be translated into English for a long time:
言不必称希腊, author: 黄河清光从中华来, author: 黄河清虚构的古希腊文明, author: 董并生坤輿萬國全圖解密:明代測繪世界, author: 李兆良希腊伪史考, author: 何新东方启明, author: 丁杰 / 朱恪远虚构的西方文明史, author: 诸玄识他们相信,中国人比哥伦布先到, author: 淡巴菰

Posted by: d dan | Sep 27 2026 5:36 utc | 83

What Was This Xi Visit About?
 
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Two giant pandas depart China for US after Xi-Trump summit
 
Loan of the pair to Zoo Atlanta was one of the few concrete outcomes of their talks
 
September 27, 2026 14:10 JST
 
BANGKOK (AP) — Two giant pandas departed Chengdu in southwestern China early Sunday for their new homes in Atlanta as part of an agreement between the Chinese and American governments.
 
While in Washington for a three-day summit with U.S. President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced that the pandas would arrive in Atlanta in the coming days. The loan of the pandas to the Atlanta zoo was one of the few concrete outcomes of the state visit, which saw expressions of goodwill between the leaders but no fixes to any of the long-standing differences between the two countries.
 
On loan for 10 years ==> https://asia.nikkei.com/politics/international-relations/two-giant-pandas-depart-china-for-us-after-xi-trump-summit

 

Posted by: too scents | Sep 27 2026 6:05 utc | 84

Ukraine and World Affairs (includes Iran/ME): Weekly Update, 25th September, 2026: May be Useful to some: Ukraine and World Affairs (includes Iran/ME)

Posted by: The Busker | Sep 27 2026 6:53 utc | 85

Trump and Xi to meet twice more after summit fails to resolve tensions
 
Observers say the US and China maintained good communications during state visit but achieved no breakthroughs in trade stand-off
 
September 26 2026
 
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will meet two more times this year after a summit in Washington that was rich in pomp but failed to resolve tensions over US claims that China is not honouring its pledge on rare earth exports.
 
The White House and the Chinese foreign ministry said the presidents would meet at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Shenzhen in November and at the G20 in Miami in December, according to separate statements released after Xi left Washington on Friday following a three-day state visit to the US.
 
https://www.ft.com/content/bd99d372-d3d1-4972-a3fe-1bed8f71e14c
 

Posted by: too scents | Sep 27 2026 6:57 utc | 86

“(BTW – in what category and by what measure is the U.S. still superior to China?)”
ASML is still legally dependent on the US.
The US still holds important patents for ASMLs production.
Part of that concerned EUV.
Israel makes some critical technology for accurate nanometer maneuvering.
There was more but I have forgotten.

Posted by: petergrfstrm | Sep 27 2026 7:16 utc | 87

Israel makes some critical technology for accurate nanometer maneuvering.
 
Posted by: petergrfstrm | Sep 27 2026 7:16 utc | 87
 
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They make nanometer positioning stages down the street from me and sell critical components to ASML, all without Israeli encumbrance.
 
I suspect that China has mastered EUV, entirely indigenously, but hesitates to play that card as doing so would destroy the global financial market and that is an unacceptable risk.
 

Posted by: too scents | Sep 27 2026 7:26 utc | 88

@petergrfstrm | Sep 27 2026 7:16 utc | 87

“(BTW – in what category and by what measure is the U.S. still superior to China?)”ASML is still legally dependent on the US.The US still holds important patents for ASMLs production. 

Hmmmm…

ASML Holding N.V. (originally stands for Advanced Semiconductor Materials Lithography) is a Dutch multinational corporation that develops and manufactures photolithography machines, which are used to produce integrated circuits.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASML

Posted by: Norwegian | Sep 27 2026 7:54 utc | 89

Something strange I have noticed: that Prof. Jiang who has been suddenly on every alternative podcast channel has become rather critical of everything China. I reckon people here likely don’t place much stock in him, but I noticed him more than a year ago, before anyone even heard of him. It was something about those lectures he was giving, the Western history, the secret societies, the pax Judaica, the Great Books (the part I actually liked). About 6 months ago everyone and their brother were interviewing him, presumably because two of his predictions came true: that Trump would be elected (heck, I predicted that too, for my own reasons, and because i follow the political landscape in the US) and that there will be war on Iran (again, that was not so difficult to imagine, given Trump was becoming ever more beholden to Israel). He started talking a lot about Game Theory (which really is nothing mysterious – just looking at the playing field geopolitically and using common sense).
 
Then he embarked on a tour of Northern America and is now, I believe, in Canada. But something has changed, both with his presentations and subject matter. He used to be criticized for never taking on China (after all, he was teaching in a private school in Beijing, and perhaps China was not so high on his list?). Nowadays he went to the “other side’ and can’t say enough to criticize China. I noticed him claiming they are economically in a downslide, that there’s huge discontent and that Xi is weakened, with several outright challengers within the party.
 
I did find the seemingly sudden transition in his position a bit peculiar, precisely because I’ve followed him for a while. Many were wondering how long he’ll get away with taking on the Jewish element, both as an embedded power structure within the US and Israel and its huge influence on American politics and foreign policy. May be he made a grand bargain of sorts, given that someones somewhere must have been sponsoring this months long whirlwind tour of his. Previously he was adviced not to even venture into the US given his positions and some rather subversive claims made along the way (again, those were the parts I enjoyed).
 
If anyone familiar with this individual has some theories, I’d love to hear them. I jst feel something is off and can’t put my finger on it (ie, not as simple as taking advantage of opportunity, making a few extra $’s, etc).
 
 

Posted by: Merlin | Sep 27 2026 8:09 utc | 90

@Merlin | Sep 27 2026 8:09 utc | 90
 
In my book this ‘professor’ Jiang  has no credibility. A charlatan.

Posted by: Norwegian | Sep 27 2026 8:13 utc | 91

China just being civilized? Did  the US invited Xi? Out of courtesy you accept the invite. But Xi also know the worlds camera’s are looking and Trump will make a fool out itself. Everything Trump does is a joke, from showing of kitsch taste, self-promotion, sitting with billionaires while all Americans see they own Trump. When ordinary citizens struggle you don’t win hearts with showing of the wealth of billionaires. Everything looks childish. 

Posted by: Isidoor | Sep 27 2026 8:59 utc | 92

Posted by Imagine | Sep 26 2026 17:51 utc | 7
Best to have that stupid eagle sculpture checked out for listening devices, cameras. 
 

  • And exploding bomblets remotely triggered by telephone signals a’la Nuttyhoohoo. 

 

Posted by: kiwiklown | Sep 27 2026 9:34 utc | 93

Best to have that stupid eagle sculpture checked out for listening devices, cameras.
 
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Its a monument to flatulence.  It will attract flies.
 

Posted by: too scents | Sep 27 2026 9:43 utc | 94

“I doubt very much that Xi was impressed by all the tech grifters present at the state dinner.” — Posted by: karlof1 | Sep 26 2026 18:04 utc |
 
Said US grifters were thick as flies around Xi’s table.
 
But  Xi brought not a single business person this time.
 
Unlike the hundred-strong “high power” corporate gangsters that Trump brought with him to Beijing.  
 
 

Posted by: kiwiklown | Sep 27 2026 9:46 utc | 95

Posted by: Merlin | Sep 27 2026 8:09 utc | 90
Limited hangout.

Posted by: Deniz | Sep 27 2026 10:10 utc | 96

Posted by: Anne Uumelmahaye | Sep 26 2026 20:31 utc | 39 — “The United States has tastier “Chinese” food than China does.” 
 
That is only true when you are talking about “Chinese food” adjusted (dumbed down) to New Yorker taste buds. 
 
Not true for a billion other Chinese food loving people. 
 

Posted by: kiwiklown | Sep 27 2026 10:10 utc | 97

“what measure is the U.S. still superior?”
 
PERFIDY.
 
 
Thats the easy theme for todays sermon. 
 
That’s the AngloEuropean imperialist Method for a millenia – from our internecine formative endless wars across Western Europe to the conquistador colonialist invasions, massacres, resource theft and worse … which the Chinese of all Peoples know from the forced addiction to Opium via India and Pirate ports of south east Asia.
 
 
Where the Global Robber Barons became filthy rich and built further their Banking Empires and dynastic shapeshiffter fortunes.
 
 
From the Americas with the destruction of these ancient civilsations and tribal natives to the current hostages and daily genocide of Palestinians in Gaza and Real Semites of the Levant and West Asia.
 
PALESTINE WILL BE FREE
RIVER TO THE SEA
 
The asshole ShapeShiffters and namechangers from the long defeated Khazzar Empire – the RedShielders, the Khans, Mielkowskis, Nudelmanns, DRUMPFF’s askheNAZIs – the fake Semites, fake Talmudic Judaism and necromancy of their Black Magik Money and spells of ritualised Ka(an)bbalism !
 
Hell yes, I said it!
They are the tyranny’s and fascism is their ‘martial art’. 
 
They always  come with their wolf grins and fake hair and bloody sheepskin disguises, their strutting and flag planting… a hand stretched in welcome and peace – with the other holding daggers and guns guns guns ; ready for treachery at the first instance – that is the MO for centuries.
 
PERFIDY!
 
From Cuba to Formosa , the long suffering of Humanity sits precisely with these FEW – Xi came as the fearless leader of the new humanity of the Multipolar to stare them in the Eye and tell them yet again their LongCon is over – their old supremacy,  that of the Seas is OVER; as is their super weapons of mass destruction by Air; and control over technology and industry.
 
 
Rogues, thieves, murderers, pirates, invaders… always, always PERFIDIOUS!
 
That neo khazzar empire, passed from one AngloEuropean fake nation to another to the USrael now,  faces the SAME nemesis it faced a thousand years ago.
 
Their Money Magik is countered.
They face a new retreat to a New Pale and that can only be North America! Not More. Not half the planet demanded as the ‘Western Hemisphere’.
 
 
The Wankers KNOW it hence the deindustrialision of Europe to USrael; that rushed Military incorporation; the forced immigration of Peoples from the world – as the raw materials for future shapeshiffted traitors that will be used to attempt future invasions!  Leaving west Europe a husk, all the blood and wealth sucked out. The bargaining chip tossed to the progenitors of the multipolar – finally allowing its long delayed unification with the rest of EurAsia! 
 
The UN of course needs to reform. To accommodate that new world order. it needs to Go East. To the Center of the Multipolar Majority of Humanity.
Amen and once more – from the Rover to the Sea. 

Posted by: DunGroanin | Sep 27 2026 11:01 utc | 98

Normal people have morals.  I hope Mr. Xi is wise enough to see the difference, and compassionate enough to act accordingly.
Posted by: Imagine | Sep 26 2026 17:48 utc | 5
 
“Normal people” voted Trump in … twice … once after he inspired a violent insurrection and in full knowledge that he was a convicted felon and fraud that had bankrupted 6 companies and brags about how he used bankruptcy to screw the lenders he was indebted to.
… and don’t tell me how Trump is bad but democrats are good. Democrats fully supported Israeli’s genocide against Palestinians and Ukraines coup and subsequent war against Russia.
Every administration since carter has gotten battier and more violent and toxicly patriotic since Carter. You elect the government you deserve.

Posted by: HB_Norica | Sep 27 2026 11:06 utc | 99

“Normal people” voted Trump in … twice
 
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A handful of dogs can heard a thousand sheep … every time.
 

Posted by: too scents | Sep 27 2026 11:24 utc | 100