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Moins de 50 % des États membres des Nations unies ont voté en faveur d’une résolution soutenue par l’Occident concernant
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Le Parlement européen a adopté une résolution appelant les pays de l’UE à envisager la possibilité de détruire les avions
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What is mind control, and how does it work?
In his Wednesday, September 10, 2025 lecture to Beijing high school students, Professor Jiang explains how mind control techniques originated in ancient Egypt. Priests developed these techniques to control the Pharaoh, and they became embedded into Egyptian mythology.
Today, these ancient mind control techniques are still used.
These technologies can be vividly seen today and specifically as a starting point, today. Trump said that Netanyahu has gone too far in the war in Gaza, and as a result, Israel has lost much of its global support. “I’m going to bring all that support back,” he declared. That is a predictive escatology.
There is a psychological ‘mindwipe’ going on right now and any psychologist that is wondering what thesis to write for a doctorate, could pick this up.
Jian talks briefly about the technology of forgetting. This is what we see today. We have Trump out there, we have JD Vance out there and a stream of other work, that sets out to make us forget what Israel has done, and is still busy doing. They want to cancel the fact that we’ve been watching a holocaust, a killing field, a genocide being perpetrated on Palestinians. This is directly out of psychological trauma based work where one sets out to decrease the hurt and the anger from the trauma, in order to get the patient to be able to live with it without severe and lifelong problems. Be aware of what is happening. We even have Rubio that has joined the choir and this is what he says: Marco Rubio insists there can be no talk of Palestinian statehood until Gaza is run by “leaders who abandon hostility toward Israel and all security threats from the enclave are eliminated.”. So that is your carrot and stick. That is the mindwipe going on right now. If you do not abandon hostility to the killers, then they will further punish Palestine, in other words, you can be good to Palestine if you only forget. Just forget what they’ve done and are still doing and you will escape the punishment. Listen to Trump saying everyone will be treated fairly. That, my dear friends comes with a psychological price that I am not prepared to pay.
I really have not seen such a mass formation of a new reality take place so quickly. Perhaps Charlie Kirk was the forerunner, the practice run. One dead giveaway is the confusion that is being encouraged. Trump believes in his new mission because it is a mission of messianic fervor and he feel he is the bringer the good news to mankind. Just forget, don’t say ‘never again’. It is a messianic delusion and demands total submission.
And while we are here, one for my collegue and friend. Of course it for everyone as well and because we are vividly seeing how a predictive escatology is formed.
The President of the 80th session, H.E. Annalena Baerbock, opened the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly on 9 September 2025, at 3pm (local time in New York).
I listened to her speech of pablum but could not make it through. You may find it here:
The first period of UNGA consists of maintenance issues and procedural matters.
High Level Week will start on September 22nd. The first meeting will commemorate the UN’s 80th anniversary and consider “the path ahead for a more inclusive and responsive multilateral system”. On Tuesday, September 23, the General Debate begins, with at least 188 heads of state, heads of government, or other high-ranking officials preliminarily set to speak through September 29.
It is so that all illusions about this body have been stripped away. Yet, both Russia and China consider that the UN, as a world body, is still needed, and with the necessary institutional updates, it could continue to function. That is about the only reason why I pay attention and also because the UN holds the body of international law.
Expected to dominate as topics are the waning US support and institutional reform.
Already sparking dismay ahead of this year’s event has been a decision by the United States, under the administration of President Donald Trump, to withhold or revoke visas for Palestinian Authority and Palestinian Liberation Organization officials to attend the gathering. That comes as France and Saudi Arabia are set to host a conference on Israel and Palestine, promising to join several European countries in recognising a Palestinian state. (Note that France currently is laid low with protests, and Saudi Arabia needs to decide who their real allies are, post-Qatar strikes by Israel with what is almost certainly full knowledge of the US Administration.)
While recognition of Palestine as a full member of the UN would require UNSC approval, a move almost surely to be vetoed by the US, the increased recognition will prove symbolically significant.
It’s now very, very clear that both financially and politically, the UN faces massive crises. If there is a way through that, as Russia and China believe, remains to be seen.
The UNGA is the main deliberative and policy-making body of the UN. It is the only body in the organisation where all 193 member countries have representation. Palestine and the Holy See have non-member observer status.
Under the UN Charter, which entered into force in 1945, the body is charged with addressing matters of international peace and security, particularly if those matters are not being addressed by the UN Security Council (UNSC), a 15-member panel with five permanent, veto-wielding members: France, China, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the US. The UNGA also debates matters of human rights, international law, and cooperation in “economic, social, cultural, educational, and health fields”.
Operationally, the UNGA approves the UN’s sprawling annual budget, with one of its six main committees managing the funding of 11 active peacekeeping missions around the world. The US is still the primary contributor of funds.
The first weeks of the UN General Assembly are known for history-making moments: Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez calling George HW Bush “the devil”; Muammar Gaddafi’s 100-minute screed in 2009 against the “terror and sanctions” of the UNSC; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s literal drawing of a red line under Iran’s nuclear programme.
That also includes Trump’s inaugural speech in 2017, when he first took the podium, pledging to, among other aims, “totally destroy” North Korea.
Note that we do not have publically what Mr Putin said in the recent extraordinary BRICS meeting. I have not seen Chinese commentary either. Will we see surprises during High Level Week? Will we see coherence of multipolarity and multilateralism? I expect some indications. It is also clear that while countries organize events around UN objectives, the question will be: ‘Should we do this in Geneva or Vienna or Nairobi? If the US isn’t going to give out visas, then what’s the point of trying to do the global meetings there?
From the Cradle
The inaugural summit of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), and China occurred in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, on 27 May.
“From the ancient Silk Road to the vibrant maritime networks of Southeast Asia to modern trade corridors, our peoples have long connected through commerce, culture, and the sharing of ideas,” Malaysian Prime Minister and current ASEAN chair Anwar Ibrahim said during his opening remarks.
The Malaysian leader also noted that the relationships reflect both “immense existing linkages as well as substantial untapped potential.”
Chinese Premier Li Qiang echoed Anwar’s remarks, highlighting “the deep historical ties” that support China’s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
“At a time when unilateralism and protectionism are on the rise and world economic growth is sluggish, [China, ASEAN, and GCC countries] should strengthen coordination and cooperation and jointly uphold open regionalism and true multilateralism,” Li said during his remarks.
Beijing and other participants reportedly proposed exploring the inclusion of the GCC in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), a 15-member trade pact that includes China and ASEAN.
Furthermore, Beijing and others expressed “disappointment” over the trade war initiated by US President Donald Trump.
“I believe the ASEAN–GCC partnership has never been more important than it is today, as we navigate an increasingly complex global landscape marked by economic uncertainty and geopolitical challenges,” the Malaysian prime minister said.
Six of ASEAN’s 10 members were significantly impacted by Trump’s tariffs earlier this year, with Cambodia facing a 49 percent import duty, followed by Laos at 48 percent and Vietnam at 46 percent.
Together, ASEAN, China, and the GCC account for over 20 percent of the global gross domestic product (GDP) and encompass a market of 2.15 billion people.
In 2024, ASEAN’s total trade value with China and GCC countries surpassed $900 billion, almost twice the $453 billion in trade with the US.
Tuesday’s landmark summit occurred just a few weeks after western media reports revealed that the de-dollarization of trade is gaining momentum in Asian markets.
In March 2023, ASEAN finance ministers and central bank governors discussed eliminating the US Dollar, Euro, Yen, and British Pound from financial transactions, opting instead for settlements in local currencies.
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