China , unemployment unrest

Search it for yourself if interested. The Chinese are trying to overstay their visas in many countries. Here in Japan, over 24 million visitors come to this country and many of them are coming in tour groups and disappearing into the mainstream population. Japan police are so busy catching them on an hourly basis and its getting a terrible situation .
Govt. around the world better wake up on this situation.

Search it for yourself if interested.

Jesus is this really what it's come to?

Great thread.

originally posted by: and14263

Search it for yourself if interested.

Jesus is this really what it's come to?

Great thread.

Remember , the best lessons learned are those that are self-taught.

a reply to: Gothmog

This is true. Maybe it's a Monday thing.

a reply to: musicismagic

Wow I had no idea this was happening. I can't say in entirely surprised, if I lived in China I'd be looking to GTF out of there asap! Do they deport the Chinese out of Japan?

No, its not a Monday thing here in Japan. The bad thing is they mix in with the north Koreans here that have been here since ww2

originally posted by: BerkshireEntity
a reply to: musicismagic

Wow I had no idea this was happening. I can't say in entirely surprised, if I lived in China I'd be looking to GTF out of there asap! Do they deport the Chinese out of Japan?

yes of course, no trial, nothing , they are processed many times at the airport and put back on a few airlines going directed to Beijing

a reply to: musicismagic

I meant the thread. Of lack of it.

originally posted by: BerkshireEntity
Wow I had no idea this was happening.

And neither does anyone else reading the thread since there aren't any links.

Dragon has fallen ?

Actually I don't blame the Chinese from fleeing. We need to be aware of what is happening there because it could easily happen here in the US or in European countries to institute a "socially fair and just society" - the stated goal of Communism.

China, with the help of Google, and stolen tech from Facebook, YouTube, Amazon - has instituted a "Black Mirror" type of social credit system. If you don't know what this is I highly suggest you watch the first episode of the third season of Black Mirror on Netflix. If you don't have Netflix watch it at someone's house who does. It is chilling and it is now a reality thanks to Google, your friendly search engine folks.

In the first episode of the third season of Netflix’s dystopian series Black Mirror, Bryce Dallas Howard stars as a woman who has fallen victim to the evils of a social credit score. Which is, essentially, an individual rating based on social media clout.

Everyone owns and is subjected to an app that allows them to rate their interactions with each other, while also sharing status updates and photos. So if you’re kind to others, you’ll be rated higher than those who aren’t so nice. As a result, your rating gives you a class ranking; the lower you fall, the more you are shunned socially, financially, in the workplace, etc.

Those with higher scores earn certain privileges, while those who fall below can find themselves paying extra fines and facing penalties. And if you’re connected to people with higher scores, that helps boast yours, and likewise.

She also spoke to a man who had such a low score, he was labelled a “second-class citizen” and banned from most forms of travel, luxury hotels and found himself ineligible for large bank loans.

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In China - today - not a TV episode - REALITY and HAPPENING

Imagine calling a friend. Only instead of hearing a ring tone you hear a police siren, and then a voice intoning, “Be careful in your dealings with this person.” Would that put a damper on your relationship? It’s supposed to.

Welcome to life in China’s “Social Credit System,” where a low score can ruin your life in more ways than one. Say you arrive at the Beijing airport, intending to catch a flight to Canton 1,200 miles south. The clerk at the ticket counter turns you away because — you guessed it — your social credit score is too low.

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There is something really sinister going on at Google. "Dragonfly" is its name. Since the spring of 2017, Google has been secretly working on a version of its search engine that permits its administrators to censor contents. Google has been in negotiation with Chinese authorities to install Dragonfly as China's main search engine.

According to The Intercept, Dragonfly will "blacklist websites and search terms about human rights, democracy, religion, and peaceful protest." Presumably, if the Google software can blacklist websites, it can also report to the government attempts to access such websites. Google's effort has generated strong protests among civil libertarians, including many of Google's employees who had not previously been aware of Dragonfly. Dragonfly is one piece of a new comprehensive effort by the Chinese government to control its people.

Another piece is the installation of millions of cameras. Both (Google and China) are in support of Social Credit, a computerized system to control behavior.

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Life in China, even if you are employed is a dystopian nightmare if you even so much as ask a question on a search engine, or in public to a friend, that barely hints that you are questioning anything the government does.

The Chinese government is ruling it's people with a silk covered iron fist that demands loyalty and unthinking, unreasoning, unquestioning and an almost religious belief that the government is perfect in all it says and does for "the people".

I don't blame them from fleeing China. One's entire life, down to the smallest detail is highly controlled by the government, to create social equality, social justice, and "fairness" for all, the very tenants of Communism.

But beware, Google executives love Dragonfly and want to see it instituted in the US.

So you MUST watch that Black Mirror episode to understand the direction that one of the most powerful company's in in the country wants to take the US in.

But where did this ability to control such a giant country come from in the first place? As Pogo would say, I have seen the enemy and he is us! Namely, Google, Facebook, YouTube, Apple, Oracle, Intel, Cisco, and all those other American high-tech companies eager to get a piece of the fat Chinese pie.

The technology was taken piece by piece by the Chinese from all of them to execute, with some local improvements, the social credit system. In a certain sense, these companies provided the inspiration for it—and the impetus. The Chinese copied them. That's what they do.

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Countries need to be sensitive to those who are fleeing such heinous oppression and intrusion into the most intimate and sensitive areas of one's life in order to "create a socially fair and equality for all society"

originally posted by: Kenzo


Dragon has fallen ?

Well, the Dragon has fallen prey to Dragonfly, thanks to Google.

It is causing it's citizens to flee oppression that creeps into the very fabric of their everyday lives.

a reply to: The2Billies

I thought dragonfly was canceled.
www.forbes.com...

Ive seen numerous articles that facebook was developing software for censorship aimed at china, but i can't tell if they are still working on that after the hong kong protests brought more attention to u.s. companies helping to censor.

originally posted by: blueman12
a reply to: The2Billies

I thought dragonfly was canceled.
www.forbes.com...

Ive seen numerous articles that facebook was developing software for censorship aimed at china, but i can't tell if they are still working on that after the hong kong protests brought more attention to u.s. companies helping to censor.

It was after Google employees found out about it, that they were not told the truth about the project, and protested. However, employees of Google say it is NOT entirely shut down for good. Also, one can safely, I think, assume there were probably Chinese state employees who were kept abreast of the code and the work that was done for the Government.

One also needs to be aware that Google execs told their employees in writing that Dragonfly was both moral and ethical in their opinion.

The employees have been keeping tabs on repositories of code that are stored on Google’s computers, which they say is linked to Dragonfly. The code was created for two smartphone search apps — named Maotai and Longfei — that Google planned to roll out in China for users of Android and iOS mobile devices.

Prior to leaving the company, McMillen said he and his colleagues had “strong indications that something is still happening” with Google search in China. But they were left confused about the status of the China plan because upper management would not discuss it.

“Right now it feels unlaunchable, but I don’t think they are canceling outright,” McMillen said. “I think they are putting it on the back burner and are going to try it again in a year or two with a different code name or approach.” Anna Bacciarelli, a technology researcher at Amnesty International, called on Google “to publicly confirm that it has dropped Dragonfly for good, not just ‘for now.’”

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There is also huge organ harvesting problem in China, and i doubt it would not of cource to be able operate without the top goverment leaders blessing....that`s Xi

If Google is hanging out with country that is doing organised organ harvesting ?, it just show the level they have, or in this case ...dont have...ethical behaviour ?


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a reply to: musicismagic

I can't believe the Japanese are interfering with people seeking a better life.
That's a human rights violation and racist.

Professor Kerry Gershaneck wiews about China`s political warfare:


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The NWO globalist want to copy the Chinese system but with the entire western world under their control

a reply to: The2Billies
I replied in another thread about China,s use of facial recognition technology. This is happening now in real life not just the internet. 1984 has got nothing on this technology, but what China is doing with the information is the ultimate crime.

a reply to: crayzeed

Worst of all, Google a US mega-rich company that believes strongly in progressive/liberalism has executives that appear to be still working on it for China - does that mean they plan to implement it later for the US - to bring about a progressive/liberal "utopia" of "social justice and fairness", since that is what the Chinese say they are using it for?

Is that where google wants us to go with all the information they have been collecting on us and selling to the highest bidder?

In March 2019, the Intercept broke a new story over Dragonfly. It’s not dead. Worried Google employees had continued to check up on the project due to unclear communication and lack of information from leadership. Now, the Intercept states that “The group has identified ongoing work on a batch of code that is associated with the China search engine, according to three Google sources.” (The Intercept, March 3rd, 2019)

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