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At 10:36 p.m. on the 4th of July, Boston celebrated Independence Day by holding the annual Fireworks Spectacular. Three days ago, the CCP just celebrated the 100th anniversary of its demise by spending over ten thousand million dollars, while appealing for diligence and thrift at the same time. Two celebrations were held in the same week, but the looks on the people’s faces were completely different

A-Power’s enhanced successor Guanghui Energy proposed to build the Blue Hills Wind Project, instead of just being a turbine manufacturer. Considering worries from the Congress and the Texas Outage just happened not long ago, it’s hard to say that CCP has nothing to do with it at all

Boston, sunny, 50 degrees, 8:30 a.m., March 27. The city was bathed in sunlight. An awakening event was being prepared on the quiet street. As it got warmer at noon, the sky was so clear and bright. And so were the people’s minds

A-Power helped build a big wind farm in Texas, but other than arguing about the money that had been spent on it, no one is giving this farm’s name. Now with the Texas outage that just happened about a month ago, it’s reasonable to doubt if A-Power has anything to do with it. Though A-Power is out of our sight, there’s already a new company that follows its steps of being suspicious

The connections between CCP and the U.S. government could be traced back to 1979. Under the Obama administration, the U.S. government conducted a series of collaborations with CCP. Though the projects they worked on together were huge, queries and dissatisfactions were also attracted

On February 23, New Hampshire held a meeting, discussing developing offshore wind energy with panelists who presented the benefits of offshore wind energy. A week ago, Texas experienced severe power outages during the unbearable freezing weather. With no precaution in advance, the wind turbines got frozen during the state's coldest temperatures in over 30 years

On Jan. 20, the Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson announced sanctions on Pompeo along with 27 other Americans in response to Pompeo’s determination that “genocide and crimes against humanity” had been perpetrated by China against the Uyghurs. But in CCP’s announcement, only 10 names were included. Until now, we still don’t know who are the rest of the 18 persons to be sanctioned

Though CCP denounced the U.S. sanctions as interference in its internal affairs, after searching on the whole network, there are no signs of CCP-based media reporting on the sanctions. There are no official papers of CCP sanctioning U.S. citizens could be found, there’s no way for us to know on what laws or acts these sanctions were based

On August 7, 2020, in Washington DC, the U.S. Treasury announced imposing sanctions on 11 Hong Kong officials. On November 27, Lam publicly said "I have piles of cash at home." Carrie Lam’s example has proved that the sanctions are effective. And Panama Papers also indicated the possibility of officials in China and Russia being sanctioned in the future

The connections between former President Trump and Elon Musk are not only bonded by satellites, they also share many other things in common, such as hydroxychloroquine and censorship from Big Tech

President Trump mentioned “Space Force” in this his farewell speech. He valued Space Force very much. Will Space Force indicate the “some form” of President Trump’s back