It will be interesting how quickly one of the "usual suspects" takes this fake seriously and immediately after "China's stealth bomber revealed ... but look it is still H-6-based!"
Maritime Safety Bullet
No. 1326 replenishment boat of the Taiwan Navy carried out a replenishment mission to the outlying islands of Kinmen on the 24th. During the return voyage, water flooded into the cabin. Although it was drained urgently, the boat sank in the evening due to the excessive water intake. All five naval officers and soldiers on board were safe.
Finding information on the developers and makers is annoying. Like really annoying because they intentionally leave out any actual contact information.
This game is developed by the “(ESG) Taiwan Overseas Straegic Communications Working Group” or ESC臺灣境外戰略溝通工作小組. That name is complete nonsense because their actual name is an NGO called Taiwanese Localism Front (TLF), Taiwanese Defiance Group (TDG), Anti-China United, or 島民抗中聯合 (島抗聯).
BTW. They offer a free bonus Japanese Mouse Pad for your purchase.
On the kickstarter link, the project creator is someone called Thomas Starnes JR. Rather strange.
This board game is based on an simulation tool used for internal training in the ESG. I think they should further enhance their internal training with an South Korea Military Simulation tool called Star Craft 2 to prepare themselves against Zerg rushes.
There are 2 things I find odd about this board game strategic warfare simulation tool.
Very democratic.
Why is “Gender Revolution” is an ideology?
Xi Jinping is Easy Mode BTW.
They also sold a China Bad Calendar for 2022. AKA an training book for Strategic and Tactical Level Operations within the ESG.
I heard about this a few years ago. When I saw their concept advertisement, I thought this idea was very stupid.
If I design the difficulty, maybe Jiang is the easy model. The period when he was in power was the most vulnerable period in China.
One of the other two leaders has strong ability and reputation, and the other's enemy shows too strong and offensive, which makes people lose the idea of surrender.
These people unite all marginal political forces, some of which are not even worthy of being called political forces.
People have a bad impression of "Manchuria", because it only reminds people of the puppet regime established by the Japanese. It is hard to imagine the political appeal of this concept.
As for "sexual minorities", China does not carry out strict political repression, but at the same time, it will not conduct public publicity. For example, the current review standard for online novels about same-sex love is: it is allowed to express love, but no description of sexual behavior and provocative plot is allowed.(Of course, it is more strict in practice)
As for Mongolians, today's Mongolia is very poor, and its population is not even as large as that of the Mongols in China. Although we do see some incomprehensible nationalist political expressions of yearning for Mongolia in reality, the realistic basis of separatists is very fragile.
As for those "liberals", one person has a very accurate judgment on them: for more than 100 years, China's "liberals" have not yet got rid of the ideological limitations of reverse nationalism. If they continue to bind themselves to "Western values" instead of considering China's national interests, they will never have a future.
As for the western part of China, there are indeed security risks, but this is largely due to the wrong policies of the past decades.These disturbances are closely related to religion.
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I'd like to say more, but I'm too busy.
I think given the precedent of the Azov battalion, the determined political leanings of this political group are likely to receive additional attention from the CIA. Perhaps one day in the future, this fanatical small political group will become another extremist military organization?