Funny because America's redline is apparently drawn atop Chinese's sovereign rights : integrity and development.
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your post is shortsighted, it received so many likes actually surprised me.
the foreign aid program usually has a geopolitical agenda. being an adversary of America means China is on the side of the Palestinians. a million is very little money.
the Palestinians have been abandoned by the Arabics long time ago, Saudi Arabia is a friend of Israel, and an ally of America.
The anglo americans appear to believe they can request a meeting to smooth things over...and then sanction the officials whom they are speaking.
The anglo leadership belongs to an aristocracy whom have never experienced their comeuppance; they lack respect and must be taught respect in due course.
The anglo leadership belongs to an aristocracy whom have never experienced their comeuppance; they lack respect and must be taught respect in due course.
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And they think they can peel russia away from China, what planet are they living?
They're hoping enough Russian elites will sacrifice national interest in favour of white supremacy.
I'm not even kidding, when pissant nations like lithuania and czech and australia are more than happy to sacrifice the wellbeing of their own citizens and their own economies for anglo american interests because of appeal to white supremacy, you know it's a hell of a drug.
Hell, even a non white nation like Japan will sacrifice the national interest for white anglo interests in hopes of being honorary whites, as the indians are now striving for.
There has been several murmurs about Dalai Lama and his reincarnation late last year and this year. I therefore think he is perhaps nearing the end of his days.What I seem to remember was that the Dalai Lama made unflattering remarks about homosexuals or other groups that were untouchables in the white Liberal dogma, and after that, his holiness was persona non grata.
Someone knows the full story.
I remember him saying something, then after a while, everyone kind of shut up.
When they shut up, I thought it was good, and hope it lasts!
Dalai Lama's reincarnation will be quite the show for us in the coming years. Some of you might be worried that a "two Dalai Lama" situation will occur, one in China and one in India and both don't recognise each other. Well let me ask you, historically how is this situation solved?
By a ceremony right? If you believe in "game of throne" for whatever political system in question then it means you believe in a cleanly defined sit of rules laid out about succession and legitimacy. If you want to be the King of France your armies have to at least control Paris for you to be crowned king at Reims Cathedral.
The reincarnation rules for Dalai Lama was laid down nearly 600 years ago when Altan Khan allied with then newly emerging Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism. The rules clearly say the power to control reincarnation rests firmly with the legitimate ruler of China. That's why the golden bottle from which the candidate names are drown rests in the Chinese capital city and the final approval must be obtained from the Imperial resident in Tibet. In today's China the CPC is the legitimate ruler of China, the golden bottle is in Beijing and State Administration for Religious Affairs maintains the final approval over reincarnation. If you believe in the Lama system and its rules then it's clear in a situation of "two Dalai" which one has legitimacy. If you don't agree and want to overturn these rules than that's fine too, you are overturning the entire Gelug school (as Gelug did to Kadam before them) and you're welcome in trying to instil legitimacy in the heart of believers of Tibetian Buddhism of whatever new system you dream up... somehow.
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