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There’s a new campaign taking place in China, where the CCP is trying to revive Marxism by merging it into Chinese culture.

Perhaps none of the reasons given for the purging of Jang Song-thaek the second most powerful man in North Korea as the vice chairman of the National Defense Commission back in December 2013—factionalism, corruption, and political ambition—was the real reason for his downfall.

Guangdong, a province in southern China, has become a global supplier of meth, also known as ice, according to United Nations drug official Jeremy Douglas.

There’s a new campaign taking place in China, where the CCP is trying to revive Marxism by merging it into Chinese culture.

Perhaps none of the reasons given for the purging of Jang Song-thaek the second most powerful man in North Korea as the vice chairman of the National Defense Commission back in December 2013—factionalism, corruption, and political ambition—was the real reason for his downfall.

Guangdong, a province in southern China, has become a global supplier of meth, also known as ice, according to United Nations drug official Jeremy Douglas.