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    2012 - China's year of change

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    Post  Carol Thu Jan 05, 2012 10:00 pm

    2012 promises to be a landmark year for China, a year of change. But here's the paradox - you are unlikely to see much change, not for most of this year, not in China. In fact, the opposite is more likely to be the case. China's current leaders, who will step down later this year, are expected to batten down the hatches, clamp down on discussion and dissent and avoid any controversial decisions. For them this is the start of an unnerving period of flux, both in China and the outside world. Not only is China preparing to replace its leaders, two of its most important relationships could change fundamentally too. The United States will have a presidential election this year, and Taiwan is about to stage an election that is too close to call.

    read more at link http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-16393956


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    Post  astralflyer Sat Jan 07, 2012 1:25 pm


    There seems to be much fear in the West, especially of the Chinese but also of Korea, Japan and Taiwan. Much of it as usual has been kicked up by American cabal / mainstream media.

    Here are a couple of websites than may help shed some truth on the situation, and the extent of mind control running through the West for all this time. The first is Benjamin Fulford, a very interesting person indeed. The second being Wilcock who I must admit does not resonate with me on a number of levels, but he has published a full account of the Fulford interviews. The Links are here...

    http://benjaminfulford.net/

    and

    http://divinecosmos.com/start-here/davids-blog/1022-lawsuit-end-tyranny-ii

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