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What better wine to enjoy with friends during the national day break than The Gathering? The name not only fits the theme of togetherness but it also ranks among the quality made-in-China wines featured by CHEERS this past year."The Gathering is a beautiful fruity red wine with soft tannins," says CHEERS CEO Claudia Masueger. “I like it with or without food and will enjoy a bottle for National Day.” ....
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The hysterical propaganda against communist nations and fighters goes hand in hand with the bombs, torture and assassination that are US/British/French/NATO specialties. The modern version of “human rights” campaigning was born out of the US defeat in Vietnam, and the spate of revelations that came out of that period about US crimes (Pentagon Papers, Church Senate investigations, Winter Soldier, etc.) in an attempt to rebrand the Vietnam war criminals as some sort of humanitarians. The Helsinki Accords were a US propaganda program that the misguided leaders of the USSR, along with Tito, etc. approved with the vain hope of detente and peaceful cooperation between nations. In reality, the US never wanted such peaceful coexistence. ....
The Mighty Wurlitzer - How U.S. Financed Human Rights Organizations Create Anti-Chinese Headlines During my daily skimming of the main stream media I at times detect news items that seem of little public interest but are widely published. These pieces are often suspiciously similar to each other and seem to come from the Mighty Wurlitzer : In 1967 the magazine Ramparts ran an expose revealing that the Central Intelligence Agency had been secretly funding and managing a wide range of citizen front groups intended to counter communist influence around the world. . CIA official Frank Wisner called the operation his mighty Wurlitzer, on which he could play any propaganda tune. ....