I've only now noticed your response, sorry. Lots of good points, some maybe less good, but I'd like to answer those two: >I have been a life long critic of th

I've only now noticed your response, sorry. Lots of good points, some maybe less good, but I'd like to answer those two: >I have been a life long critic of the US system, of the neo-liberal corpocracy. Okay, we're similar in that regard then. However, I don't think we can pretend that US isn't trying to manufacture consent for another war. I also don't think we should ignore the fact that western media present a very single-sided view. >> Can a famous US public individual, in US, tell a huge crowd and media that they believe US supreme court and Senate need to be booted from power? >Yes. It's been done many many times. And for some of those people it ended badly - from being shunned to finding themselves killed in interesting circumstances. (Okay, perhaps not claiming literally those specific two things.) >What I find ironic, is from your other posts, you apparently support Ukraine in the Ukraine<->Russia conflict, but China actually supports Russia China and Russia have a common enemy, but the war made them split ways. China has pulled out from all the strategic investments, and is quite religiously following the sanctions. Even Huawei exited the Russian market. >Chinese state media parrots endlessly the 'denazification' model in Mainland China, and you see Chinese citizens on Tiktok, Weibo, parroting these claims, that Ukraine is full of nazis. And how's that different from Fox News?