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The most pathetic of HK rioters are new mainland immigrants. They go much harder than the well to-do nativists to show they now deserve to belong.
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If I were in China's place, I'd just go, "Yeah, we'll declare that a military option for reunification is unacceptable" in exchange for a bunch of American swap supports and start domestic redistribution to become a big, happy Japan.
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Guys, a group of European politicians are talking about human rights. (that's it, that's the joke)
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🇪🇺🇨🇳 "We're willing to cooperate with our systemic rival – China – but cooperation cannot be a one-way street. [...] The focus on human rights is not an accessory for our foreign policy, it's at the centre of it" — @bueti, chair of the European Parliament's China delegation 👇
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You only hear about war crimes done to White people. Not controversial but White people get really mad about this.
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YOU THERE! GIVE ME YOUR MOST CONTROVERSIAL 20TH CENTURY WAR CRIMES TAKE! GO!
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China watcher discovers KMT for the first time
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Now that the dust has settled on former Taiwan president Ma's China visit, I'm intrigued that he emphasized ROC over PRC. Ma wants to reduce cross-Strait tensions, & he reaffirmed 1992 Consensus, but ROC over PRC isn't going to win you any friends in Beijing. Quite the opposite.
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CNN fires a Black American anchor for being correct about Black American history?
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according to the NYT this interview that Don Lemon conducted last week with Vivek Ramaswamy played a role in his firing. Note co-host Poppy Harlow sitting silently while Lemon goes after Vivek.
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💪🏻👩🏻🇨🇳 | Meet Jiang Shengnan, The Woman Trying To Change Chinese Politics From the Inside The vocal women’s rights advocate and author is seeking to change the system for the better as she navigates the complexities of modern Chinese society. 🧵1/11
📷: Jiang Shengnan
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Uncritical support for all the heroes of anti-missionary movements in China. Many sacrificed so a proper Boxer Rebellion could rise up.
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US military war game over Taiwan. Picture on the wall depicts US Marine occupation of Beijing during Boxer Rebellion in 1900
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The same China watchers have no problem parroting "US supports One China Policy" while advocating for Taiwan independence, what else is new?
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Damage limitation on steroids: "Amb Lu Shaye's remarks on the Ukraine issue were not a statement of politics, but an expression of personal views during a televised debate. They should not be subject to over-interpretation. China's position on relevant issues has not changed." twitter.com/laurnorman/sta…
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He doesn't even pretend to care how people in Taiwan, Kinmen, Matsu, Penghu or mainland coasts are doing but thank you for your little war game to sell weapons
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“To paraphrase President Eisenhower: ‘The only way to win this war is to prevent it.’ That means strengthening deterrence and making it clear to Xi Jinping that attacking Taiwan would be a disastrous mistake.” — Chairman @RepGallagher WATCH: Chairman Gallagher reveals the… Show more
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If you want to maintain your lucrative job as a pundit for corporate TV news in the US, you're forbidden from accurately pointing out the US is *unilaterally* being aggressive and provocative towards China. The most you're permitted to do is falsely blaming "both sides"
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The US & China have embarked on one of the most hair-raising experiments in international history: Both sides are locked in an escalating geopolitical competition—and yet both are deeply economically intertwined. Can these two trends continue, or will one of them give? My take:
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"First Uyghur elected to Japan's House of Representative" Born and grew up in Japan (Kyushu), returned to China (Guangzhou) with parents at 10 yo, went to Gerogetown for undergrad & masters in polisci, worked at UN in NYC and now elected to House of Representative for LDP lmao
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"vibrant democracy" has always been a funny adjective/noun pairing, since it's only used to describe places like India (hindutva fascism), Japan (sclerotic one-party rule) and now Mongolia (world's largest open air mine)
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One good thing the soviet union did was to guarantee mongolian independence and force china to accept it.Although im not denying they had ulterior motives for that also but the outcome imo is positive with an most vibrant democracy in east asia and not another "Autonomous region" twitter.com/aadilbrar/stat…
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Safest flight with Mazu's presence
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【男子乘飞机坐妈祖神像旁:第一次见,被告知是幸运的】 4月21日,刘先生乘坐飞机时,发现旁边座位坐着妈祖神像。他说第一次遇到这种情况,起初有点怕,后来护送“妈祖”的乘客告诉自己妈祖会保佑他。
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The glorification of Mongolia as a democracy completely ignores how people actually live there, oh yeah, it's worse than the West's favourite China's ghost city, Ordos.
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also just to really hit this point home, Ghost City Ordos, yes that's in Inner Mongolia, has a ~70 billion GDP in 2021, so ~4.6x of Mongolia's GDP.
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When 'an most vibrant democracy in East Asia' is one city of Ulaanbaatar surrounded by a ring of slums and 75%+ desertification Meanwhile, capital city of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Hohhot, has 3x GDP as Mongolia the country in 2021.
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One good thing the soviet union did was to guarantee mongolian independence and force china to accept it.Although im not denying they had ulterior motives for that also but the outcome imo is positive with an most vibrant democracy in east asia and not another "Autonomous region" twitter.com/aadilbrar/stat…
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