Nobody can now pretend that China isn’t our enemy.
The revelations in The @Telegraph that China is accused of secretly funding pro-Palestine demonstrations in Britain – channelling funds to far-Left activist groups to sow chaos on our streets – should send a chill down the spine of every minister in Whitehall. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/08/1
The reality is that to protect ourselves the Government must be honest. We are at war but hamstrung in dealing with the threat. The reality is that we must now place China in the upper tier of FIRS (the foreign influence registration scheme) and in so doing define China as a threat which is what our Security Services want and need.
The evidence is clear. China is taking over the world while our govt’s bend over, lackeys for Islam:
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Cambodia in the claws of Beijing. China basically runs that country. Burma & Laos are not far behind. The only country resisting the grip of Beijing is Vietnam.
Central Bank Chooses China for Gold-Vaulting
GFN – BEIJING: Cambodia announced today that it is among the first nations to place part of its official gold reserves under Chinese custody, marking the first tangible step in Beijing’s effort to position itself as a global bullion storage hub. China’s entry into the GoldVaulting buisness for Central banks was first discussed in China Enters Central Bank Gold Storage Business. It’s implications were discussed days later in China Just Threatened the BiS (below)
China Just Threatened The BiS
London is not where central banks actually keep their gold. Most of it is held domestically. The reason London matters is because the BIS uses it as the hub for leasing and hedging. If countries begin placing their reserves in China—or more likely in the SGEI global vault network—that weakens the European supply pool available for leasing. Read full story
According to a report by Bloomberg News, the Southeast Asian country plans to store some of its reserves in a vault registered with the Shanghai Gold Exchange, located within Shenzhen’s bonded zone. The arrangement involves newly purchased bullion rather than the transfer of existing holdings, and several other nations are said to be evaluating similar arrangements as they consider diversifying from traditional storage centers such as London and Zurich.
“Beijing’s goal is to build a financial architecture less dependent on the dollar and Western institutions.”
