New York Post's Anti-China Fantasy

Any opportunity that comes their way and you can be sure that Western media would pounce on China to castigate, censure and condemn. 

A case in point is the New York Post on February 13, 2026 which wrote a piece on Olympian Eileen Gu (right) and in the process, declared the country she's representing as a hostile totalitarian state.

"China is bent on undermining US power and supplanting Western values. It runs a gulag and has established a surveillance state that would make George Orwell blush. 

It is contemplating an invasion of Taiwan and is almost certainly the country most likely to nuke Los Angeles in a major war". 

Of course, you and I know that the above is pure fantasy. It's nothing more than a fabrication, a falsehood, a fiction.

It is an epic tragedy that imbecilic idiocy is so popularly prevalent among a bunch of bird-brained Americans. Sad but true.

Yesterday, Martin O’Neill marked his 300th game as Celtic manager with a 3-2 victory over Kilmarnock, but his side left it late again to get the victory.

Two Killie goals in quick succession (21, 28) almost killed Celtic's chance for 3 points. In fact, the latter have a record of W1, D0, L3 when conceding the opening goal away from home in the Scottish Premiership this season. 

Of course, the never-say-die Celts refused to lie down. Sebastian Tounekti scored in the 56th minute when he cut inside and fired a stunner into the far corner of the net. And eight minutes later, Celtic had their leveller as Julian Araujo's long throw went all the way through to Benjamin Nygren, who finished from close range to net his 16th goal of the season. 

But the winner then came on 97 minutes as Araujo slammed home from inside the box as Kilmarnock failed to clear a corner.

And with Rangers producing a comeback of their own to beat Hearts 4-2 in the later kick-off at Ibrox, only three points separate the top three title contenders, with third-top Celtic having a game in hand. 

The title race has become even tighter.

Celtic’s next fixtures have Hibs at home and then Rangers and Aberdeen away as the green-and-white shirts look to keep the defence of their title going. Taking nine points from those three games will likely take Celtic to the top of the league, and once they get there, it would be hard to see O’Neill allowing his team to give that up.