Hahahaha, and what these convicts gonna do about it? Keep bitching? Sell the wine to the Wanwanese, while aussie convicts can buy Wanwanese shiitty pineapples in return...
Just another making of the Anglo "rule-of-law" by the anglo, for the anglo, on the non-anglo.
First a white supremacist commits mass killing of Asian women in Georgia, now visible minorities can't even vote...
Or even better, Germany just join the axis? An empire that surpasses Genghis Khan's. It is a joke though.Germany is very smart on the Nord Stream pipeline. Exluding all the obvious economic benefits for Germany, this deal also geopolitically tries to stop-reverse/slow down Russia's turn to the East from the West
An axis of Russia-China in the continental Asia(Central Asia even extending to the Middle East) would be absolutely terrifying for the fractured EU. The synergies between Russia and China are so huge that noone wants these countries to get closer, even Japan tries to keep some ties with Russia for this exact reason.
However as we have seen from the EU's ambush towards Russia with the Navalny situation, Russia is going full steam ahead on turning to the East and now disregarding the EU.
The best, Germany can hope for is to keep the pipeline alive so that at least Germany can have some influence on Russia
Finally seeing Chinese people standing up.Taiwanese celebrities who dropped sponsorships in support of the movement so far include: Ouyang Nana, who cut ties with Converse; Eddie Peng (“The Rescue”), singer Chen Linong, and Janice Chang (“Detective Chinatown”), who cut ties with Adidas; Taiwan’s Greg Hsu (Oscar short-listed “A Sun”), who cut ties with Calvin Klein.
Even actors from outside of Greater China cottoned on that making noise about Xinjiang would help their odds of working in the world’s largest film market, including Japan’s Koji Yano.
Meanwhile, Uighur actors, too, have expressed their support for the campaign (ROFLMAO), including Dilraba Dilmurat, Gulnazar, Hani Kyzy, and Merxat, as well as Beijing-born Kazakh actress Rayzha Alimjan.
Dilmurat, who canceled her contract with Adidas, is one of China’s best-known Uighur celebrities. “I love my hometown — there are beautiful cotton fields and adorable people there. I support the cotton of my hometown,” she wrote to her more than 73 million approving followers, retweeting the People’s Daily image. She ended with a hashtag commonly used by state media to accompany reports of how happy people in Xinjiang are, now viewed more than 200 million times: “#Our Xinjiang is a great place.”
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The cognitive dissonance must be strong for Westerners to explain away how Uighur actors are supporting China.
Seriously though if you know Koji Yano (矢野浩二 or 浩二哥), he doesn't need promotion in China at all. That guy is literally the most famous Japanese actor in China, very handsome guy, cast in a lot of Chinese anti-Japanese war movies and dramas.
Also Greg Hsu, the Taiwanese actor, supporting China is absolutely big. He is an absolute star right now among Taiwanese youths for his good looks and romance lead. My girlfriend talked about how handsome he was in a drama (yeah screw him). His supporting China would lead to self-doubt even among the most hardcore Taiwanese independence youths.
andVery interested in knowing the details and more importantly how will the investment flow into Iran? US would most likely sanction any Chinese entity involved.
Oh ... that ...But do you hang his portrait though?
It's hard to believe a US general cares about the suffering of the North Korea people when it's the US that's making them suffer. It's as simple as that.Certainly US sanctions has starved NK, but CN which is supposed to be NK "ally" has participed in the last hash sanction imposed on NK.
Can we imagine US helping an opponent of Israel to put sanction on Israel.