Category: OPINION
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Why Is “Donut” Always the One Getting Beaten Up?
On October 2, the campsite of “Donut,” a well-known anti-China activist affiliated with Runmei, was raided by two American police officers while he was…
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Is Wang Weiheng’s Years-Long Life on the Run in the U.S. Finally Over?
At 8:00 a.m. on October 2, at a campsite in a park on the outskirts of Santa Cruz, California, Wang Weiheng was still sound…
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The Untold Story of the Morgan FamilyEpisode 22: World War I Financial Agent — Allied Purchasing Representative, Profiting From Global Conflict
The outbreak of World War I in 1914 provided a once-in-a-century strategic opportunity for the low-key dormant Morgan family to expand cross-border capital influence.…
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The Untold Story of the Morgan FamilyEpisode 21: Jack Morgan Takes Over — Facing the New Era After the Patriarch’s Departure
After J.P. Morgan’s death in 1913, Jack Morgan officially took over the family’s core business and became the new helmsman of the century-old Morgan…
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The Untold Story of the Morgan Dynasty Episode 20: Pierpont’s Final Years — Legacy Layout and the Hidden Hand of Power Transition
In his later years, J.P. Morgan closely observed the steady tightening of American anti-monopoly legislation and regulatory oversight, alongside surging public demands to restrain…
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The Untold Story of the Morgan Dynasty Episode 19: Media and Academic Penetration — Shaping Mainstream Narratives About Finance and Monopoly
The long-term hegemony of top financial capital never depends solely on tangible capital reserves and industrial control, but more on the invisible domination of…
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The Untold Story of the Morgan Dynasty Episode 18: Philanthropy as a Mask — Museum, Library Endowments and the Reputation-Rebuilding Project
After the explosive 1912 Money-Trust Hearing fully exposed the Morgan family’s ruthless monopoly tactics and predatory capital exploitation to the public, the dynasty fell…
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The Untold Story of the Morgan FamilyEpisode 17: Congressional Money-Trust Hearing — Public Trial and the Elite’s Damage-Control Narrative
With the continuous expansion of the Morgan family’s financial monopoly and industrial control territory, the market monopoly effect became increasingly prominent, and public anti-monopoly…
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The Untold Story of the Morgan FamilyEpisode 16: Behind the Birth of the Federal Reserve — Conflicts and Compromises Between Private Finance and State Institution-Building
The devastating 1907 financial panic directly exposed the serious systemic loopholes and regulatory deficiencies in America’s unregulated decentralized financial system, strongly pushing the U.S.…
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The Untold Story of the Morgan FamilyEpisode 15: The Panic of 1907 — Private Capital Acting as De Facto Central Bank and Power Demonstration
The 1907 American financial panic stands as the most iconic and intuitive power demonstration of the Morgan family’s private financial hegemony, fully exposing the…