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"The Unyielding Grip: How Hong Kong's Security Law Stifles U.S. Investmentsl"š¤
There's an issue with the Hong Kong National Security Law (NSL). Article 23 and the NSL introduced a new offense that targets people who work with "external forces" to influence or interfere with national and local authorities. This includes things like receiving money or instructions from foreign governments, political groups, or individuals. Because of this law, it's become very difficult for U.S. investors, including venture capitalists, angel investors, and seed investors, to put money into businesses in Hong Kong and China (Drones, Computers, etc). The biggest problem with the NSL is that it cannot be reversed, revised, or removed, which means these restrictions are permanent and can't be changed.
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In 2025, the U.S. will introduce cutting-edge security technology at its ports, including advanced truck X-ray scanners and wheel lock mechanisms designed to secure trucks during inspections. These systems are set to bolster port security by thoroughly scanning cargo ships and containers for bioweapons, illegal firearms, and prohibited media such as anti-U.S. propaganda films. The wheel lock mechanism, similar to the shopping cart locks used by stores like Target and Home Depot, will prevent trucks from moving until they pass inspection, adding a physical barrier to stop unauthorized departures and ensure thorough checks.
Additionally, the U.S. will establish new factories near major trade ports to replace surveillance chips from overseas with domestically produced, secure alternatives. This initiative aims to reduce the risk of foreign surveillance, ensuring that imported goods meet strict U.S. data security standards before entering the market. These port-adjacent facilities will quickly replace or modify chips in critical imports, such as electronics and telecommunications devices, helping protect sensitive data and reinforce national security.
Together, these security upgrades reflect the U.S. commitment to securing supply chains, safeguarding against potential surveillance threats, and strengthening onshore tech manufacturing capabilities for a more resilient and protected economy.
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Why U.S. Colleges Should Prioritize Fairness and Equality in Legal Education
In todayās globalized world, universities in the United States play a crucial role in shaping the next generation of legal professionals. However, as the world becomes increasingly interconnected, it is essential for U.S. institutions to maintain a balanced and fair approach when considering applicants, especially those from regions where legal systems may not uphold fundamental human rights and democratic values. A key concern is ensuring that legal education remains rooted in fairness, justice, and the protection of individual rights, rather than being influenced by systems that may support coercion or injustice.
One example of this challenge is the recent political climate in Hong Kong. The Chinese government has been criticized for undermining the cityās once-independent legal system, particularly after the arrest of 47 pro-democracy activists. Many of these individuals were denied their right to choose their own legal counsel, with the state instead assigning them government-selected attorneys. This not only raises concerns about the fairness of legal processes but also highlights how the lack of a balanced judicial system can severely impact citizensā rights to a fair trial.
In contrast, the United States, through its legal institutions, has long been committed to the principle of providing all individuals with the right to a fair trial and equal representation. This was most notably emphasized in landmark cases such as Brown v. Board of Education, where the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional. This decision, along with others in U.S. history, reinforced the notion that equality and fairness should guide legal systems, regardless of race, gender, or background. These principles must be maintained, not only within the United States but also within the global context of legal education.
When universities in the U.S. admit students from countries with repressive legal systems, they face the challenge of balancing the need for international cooperation with the imperative to uphold the values of fairness and justice. U.S. colleges should ensure that students from all backgrounds, including those from authoritarian regimes, receive equal opportunities to learn, practice, and advocate for justice within a system that upholds these ideals. At the same time, it is crucial that the universities remain vigilant against the possibility of these students using their education to further the interests of systems that perpetuate injustice.
U.S. educational institutions are uniquely positioned to be a force for positive change, not only through the academic knowledge they impart but also by fostering an environment that promotes democratic values and human rights. By emphasizing these core values, colleges can help shape future leaders who will advocate for equality and justice worldwide, ensuring that the principles of fairness and the right to a fair trial remain at the forefront of legal education.
Ultimately, U.S. universities must continue to evolve, ensuring that their admissions policies, curricula, and teaching methods reflect a commitment to fairness and equality for all. This commitment will ensure that future generations of legal professionals are equipped to challenge injustice, both in the United States and abroad, and to promote a world where legal systems truly serve all people, regardless of their political or cultural background.
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The rapid advancement of AI, especially technologies like Deepseek, is causing widespread disruption in the tech industry. These developments raise concerns about crossing ethical boundaries, creating unregulated systems, and causing unintended consequences. As AI becomes more powerful, it challenges existing norms and threatens jobs, privacy, and security. This crossing of ethical and technological lines has shaken investor confidence, leading to a sharp decline in tech stock values. Companies are struggling to compete with these new innovations while facing increasing scrutiny from regulators and governments. The dangers of unchecked AI development include potential misuse, loss of control, and destabilization of industries, which emphasize the urgent need for global oversight and ethical standards.
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The U.S. government has seized cargo ports operated by foreign entities, including China, Canada, and Mexico, for national security reasons. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers, along with trained sniffing dogs, will be deployed to detect illegal drugs and contraband. New super x-ray machines will be installed for enhanced security, and automated cargo systems will be temporarily removed for further evaluation. While these measures are necessary to protect the nation, delivery times may be longer, and shipping costs could increase(China, Canada, Mexico) due to the enhanced security protocols in place.
China, Canada, Mexico suffer food inflations. Very Expensive...
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Trump administration crack down gang activities or Chinese triad activities run by state sponsored Chinese government. The United States has intensified its efforts to counteract illicit activities linked to China, focusing on intellectual property (IP) theft, economic espionage, and the influx of counterfeit goods.
Revocation of Diplomatic Immunity
While there have been discussions about holding foreign diplomats accountable for financial crimes and IP theft, there is no public evidence that the U.S. has officially revoked diplomatic immunity for Chinese officials in such cases. Diplomatic immunity is a cornerstone of international relations, and any changes to its application would require significant legal and diplomatic considerations.
Legislative Measures Against IP Theft
To combat IP theft, U.S. lawmakers have introduced bills aimed at imposing sanctions on individuals and entities involved in significant IP theft from U.S. persons. For instance, legislation proposed by Senator Curtis seeks to sanction those engaged in patterns of substantial IP theft and to implement broad visa and immigration restrictions on Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and government officials until meaningful steps are taken by China to curb such activities.
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Crackdown on Counterfeit Goods
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has ramped up operations to intercept counterfeit goods entering the country, many of which originate from China. Initiatives like Operation Mega Flex have been pivotal in detecting and seizing illicit items arriving in small parcels from China. These counterfeit products pose significant threats to consumer safety and the U.S. economy. CBP.GOV
Recent enforcement actions include the seizure of nearly 162,000 counterfeit "forever" stamps at a Chicago mail facility, shipments that violated trademark laws and had an estimated genuine value of over $118,000.
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Additionally, more than 3,000 fake Gibson guitars were confiscated at the Los Angeles port, with genuine counterparts valued at $18 million.
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The U.S. government has also targeted e-commerce platforms facilitating the entry of counterfeit goods. The elimination of the "de minimis" tariff exemption for imports valued under $800 aims to curb the influx of low-cost, potentially counterfeit items from China. This policy change has significant implications for companies like Shein, which have relied on this exemption to import goods into the U.S. market.
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These concerted efforts underscore the U.S. commitment to protecting its economic interests and national security by addressing illicit activities associated with China.
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The U.S. government has an AI far beyond anything like ChatGPT or DeepSeekāand itās not available to the public. Developed by Raytheon, Nvidia, Oracle, top CIA, CIA, top companies, and government officials, this highly classified system is the nationās most powerful intelligence tool. It analyzes top-secret data, detects cyber threats, and uncovers disinformation before it even hits the news. This AI operates in the shadows, accessible only to the highest levels of government. Itās built to protect, predict, and secureāand youāll never hear about it unless youāre already on the inside.Ā
Good news. you can access public one. Chatgpt.:face-red-heart-shape: Very useful.
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I know why Nvivida stock jump high... They can bypass 2038 Bug problems. They are expensive graphics card. Not cheap. Not many small and large business can afford it.
US government had to buy largest secure factories and secret chip factory bunkers for NSA, CIA, Military, IRS, U.S treasury dollar printings, inside USA. because overseas government wants to steal Nvivida technologies such as China, Russia, Iran, etc. Nvivida chip is very difficult hack (much like U.S bank secrecy act), difficult steal blue print chip, bypass the security chip. U.S government can buy almost anything with trillion since they own Nvivida stocks. it can power the plane, computer encryption which makes hackers difficult to hack, cars, it can also shut down overseas robotic apocalypse. Elon Musk uses Nvivda for space X. ChatGPT uses Nvivda too. Does US government have trillion dollars?
yes. Nvivida stock much bigger than google, apple, etc. It's trillion dollars. just look at stock price. it can't go bankrupt. Federal reserve needs it. it can print super U.S dollar that can't be copy by overseas. the AI can scan it hallmarks. incredible.
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Xi Jinping is losing power against the USA favoriting US constitution rights and Hong Kong police brutality attacks on innocent victims; arrest in xinjing, tibet, and hong kong. A constitution is a powerful tool that china can't mess with us. King James bible says "But if there is serious injury, you are to take life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot, burn for burn, wound for wound, bruise for bruise." China sends us Covid-19. China needs to release the prisoners of hong kong and Uyghur muslims. China have to risk losing more companies, colleges, communist Chinese in USA will lose their jobs. China shouldn't mess with the USA.
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Nvidia's chip technology is too advanced to copy, and the US is fiercely protective of its intellectual property. In response, theyāve fortified their defenses with measures like moats, castle walls, armed security guards, and super passwords. š
Nvidia, alongside TSMC, has become a trillion-dollar company on the stock exchange, with their stock prices continuously soaring. Countries across the globe, including African nations, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Brazil, and China, all need Nvidia chips. As a result, Nvidia is evolving into a multinational corporation with financial power surpassing that of the Chinese government and military, and even the Russian military.
In response, China has decided to create its own video game chip, leading to a crackdown on GAOKAO students and illegal immigrants to prevent them from leaving the country. The Chinese government is also restricting the movement of its nationals to ensure they stay within China.
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