China is all set to educate its youth on the version of “Marxist belief” espoused by its president by infusing “Xi Jinping Thought” into the national curriculum, its ministry of education announced on Tuesday.
Already enshrined in China’s Constitution in 2018, “Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics in the New Era” will be taught to thousands of students starting from primary school level up into university.
Aimed at establishing Marxist beliefs and a young age as well as loyalty to the ruling Chinese Communist Party, the introduction of “Xi Jinping Thought” in textbooks will help strengthen the “resolve to listen to and follow the party”, the state-run Global Times reported, citing an official statement.
The march of the terrorist group, the Taliban, across Afghanistan, as the US ceded all military and diplomatic ground to the violent group, has put Christian and other religious minorities in the cross-hairs and in danger of being killed for their faith.
Refusing to grant Christians or other religious minorities special P2 status, which prioritizes their evacuation from Afghanistan, the Biden Administration is leaving Christians and others religious minorities to the Taliban, who are known to kill religious minorities in gruesome ways.
“I was told by contacts from various groups working to rescue those still in danger in Afghanistan—who must remain anonymous — that the State Department at least at a certain point was not implementing the lists that they require the organizations to compile — even though they have sent them multiple times,” Faith McDonnell, director of advocacy at Katartismos Global, an Anglican nonprofit ministry group based in Manassas, Virginia, told CNA Wednesday.
“It seems at present as if no one is getting any priority unless they have some sort of special connection inside the airport,” she said.
The anti-Christian bias of most leaders of the Democratic Party and their hostility toward those who practice historic Christian orthodoxy is well known and appears to be informing official US policy. The Obama administration refused Christians from Syria while pushing to import tens of thousands of mostly military aged men whose Islamic views were not vetted for radicalism.
The evacuation from Afghanistan has been chaotic and largely held at the mercy of the terrorists of the Taliban, who were essentially installed by the US government’s actions and inaction and by the legitimizing of the terror group as they advanced through brute force and countless war crimes against and unwilling population. Even as Democrats demonize legitimate dissent at home and push a bill to cement vote fraud into policy, all to ensure their ability to cheat at the polls, they acquiesce to and legitimize the Taliban.
The glaring hostility toward Christians by Democrats is lost on most people who don’t read past the Democratic Corporate Propaganda Machine which currently fancies itself the press and whose rabid partisan hack activists fancy themselves journalists. The “press” are nothing more than agit-prop purveyors working toward a one-party authoritarian regime led by the Democratic Party.
For this reason, most Americans do not know that Democrats are seeking to abandon Christian and other religious minorities in Afghanistan who will be murdered by the Taliban who they installed in power.
The Afghanis who are trapped behind enemy lines, which is their whole country now (save for one valley), have been told by the Taliban that they are no longer permitted to leave. The Biden administration seems fine with this declaration, and, so far, seems more interested in ‘honoring’ the Taliban than rescuing our allies and even our citizens, commiting to the Taliban created August 31st deadline, not the comittment to make sure all our allies are safely removed from murderers who most assuredly want them dead.
Taliban leaders said Tuesday they will no longer allow Afghans to leave the country and that they expect the U.S. to complete its full military withdrawal from the Kabul airport by Aug. 31.
The declaration from Taliban spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid at a press conference Tuesday could greatly complicate U.S. evacuation efforts. American military aircraft over the past week have flown out thousands of Afghan translators and others believed to be at risk of reprisal from the Taliban, but the insurgent group — which controls checkpoints outside…
The Pakistanis, who have recieved hundreds of millions of dollars of aid from the US over the last 10 years alone, have made it clear they welcome the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan and see in it a strong ally that could potentially help them take Kashmir once and for all from India.
A leader of Pakistan’s ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government has said that the Taliban would help the country in ‘liberating’ Kashmir from India. Speaking at a television news debate, PTI leader Neelam Irshad Sheikh said, “Taliban have said that they are with us and they will help us in [liberating] Kashmir.”
The clip of the video that was retweeted by Pakistani journalist and former ambassador to US, Hussain Haqqani, has surfaced online and was recirculated by news agency ANI.
In the video, the news anchor repeatedly asks Sheikh about the source of her information, even wondering at one point if she read about such a declaration by the Taliban on WhatsApp.
“Madam, do you realise what you have said. You have no idea what you just said. This show will air around the world; it will be viewed in India as well,” the news anchor asks the PTI leader.
However, Sheikh emphasises on her statement that Pakistan has the strength of its Army as well as the leadership of…
Unlike Biden’s America, Britain is not backing down from the Taliban, pledging to keep evacuating refugees and citizens after the August 31st deadline until the job is done.
The UK is reportedly working to keep an airport open in Afghanistan after troops withdraw on August 31 – meaning commercial flights could continue to take people from the country.
It comes after Boris Johnson allied forces would “go on right up to the last moment that we can”, and “we’re confident we can get thousands more out” following G7 meeting today.
But he added: “The situation at the airport is not getting any better, there are public order issues, there are harrowing scenes for those who are trying to get out, and it’s tough for our military as well.”
It is understood President Biden addressed the virtual meeting of the G7, which included the PM, French President Emmanuel…
As could be predicted by many, those in Afghanistan who worked against the Taliban are now at risk of death or enslavement. Even Afghani UN workers are now finding themselves targeted by the Taliban according to the Secretary of Defense.
Official letters seen by POLITICO, which have been sent to some local U.N. staff, verify their employment status, but do not include any request that the staffers be granted asylum or other visa support to leave Afghanistan.
A group of former colleagues of the local staffers has had enough. In a letter to Guterres, obtained by POLITICO, the staff from U.N. Habitat and the U.N. Environment Programme — which together employ around 200 local staff in Afghanistan — implore him to institute a safety plan for Afghan staff, including the option to evacuate, before a Taliban-imposed Aug. 31 deadline.
The United Nations security policy manual states that Guterres, as secretary general, is the only official who can order evacuation of local staff, and only “in the most exceptional cases in which their security is endangered as a direct consequence of their employment by organizations of the United Nations common system.”
The authors of the letter argue that the conditions have…
LONDON (Reuters) – The United States and European Union are raising alarm over the recent deployment of troops from Eritrea to Ethiopia’s Tigray region, where nine months of war have killed thousands of people and sparked a worsening humanitarian crisis.
Forces from Ethiopia’s rebellious Tigray recaptured much of the territory in June, in a major setback for Ethiopia’s government. But the new Eritrean deployments, which come months after Ethiopia said foreign troops were pulling out, raise the prospect of an escalation of fighting.
“The United States is concerned that large numbers of (Eritrean Defence Forces) have re-entered Ethiopia, after withdrawing in June,” U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said in a statement on Monday.
Those remarks came as Treasury Department announced sanctions against a leading Eritrean official it accused of human rights abuses during the war in Tigray. Eritrea said the allegations are baseless.
The government of Nicaragua has sought to shut down the country’s oldest LGBTQ rights group.
Confidencial, an online newspaper that is critical of the government, reported the Interior Ministry has asked the National Assembly to “annul the legal non-profit status” of Fundación Xochiquetzal and 14 other non-governmental organizations. Assemblyman Filiberto Rodriguez on Aug. 18 introduced a bill that would dissolve the 15 NGOs for “holding activities outside the law and acting expressly against the law.”
Migrants who are spotted getting through at the border are returned to the Iranian side, though most return and try again, according to security forces.
“No matter how many high-level measures you take, there may be those who evade them from time to time,” Bilmez said.
Roads leading from the border are lined with checkpoints. Migrants who make it through are hidden by smugglers in houses – often dirty, ramshackle buildings underground or in deep dried riverbeds –waiting to be moved to western Turkey.
Afghan migrants sit in the countryside in Tatvan, in Bitlis Province, eastern Turkey, last week.Credit:AP
On Saturday police captured 25 migrants, mostly Afghans, behind a dilapidated building in Van’s Hacibekir neighbourhood.
“We thought we will have facilities here, we will earn to support our parents. There, there are Taliban to kill us,” said 20-year-old Zaynullah, one of those detained. He said he arrived in Turkey two days earlier after travelling on foot for 80…
NEW YORK: Taliban fighters have taken over some UN compounds in Afghanistan, searching and ransacking offices and in one case demanding the guards provide meals for a commander and his men, according to an internal UN report seen by Reuters. “We have also been advised by the Taliban to remain in our compound ‘for our safety’ which equates to ‘ask permission before thinking about leaving’,” the Department for Safety and Security (UNDSS) wrote in the Aug. 21 risk assessment report. It said the Taliban has been inconsistent in dealing with United Nations staff and that some Afghan personnel had been prevented from entering some UN premises. The Taliban did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment on the UN security report. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told a news conference on Tuesday that the Islamist group wished for good diplomatic relations with other countries and wanted foreign embassies to remain open. The United Nations had some 300 international staff…
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