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Ringsword

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Don’t you see? That’s their long con! Get the PLA to sent Indian recruits to the Sino-Indian boarder, where the Indian recruits will show their true colours and turn on the few Chinese soldiers left. That’s basically the only way India can actually win a proper fight against the PLA.
Those indoidiots only want to get at the lovely PLA women soldiers shown at National Day parades-time to go "clubbing" with those lizard rapists ala Galwan.
 

Chevalier

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On the contrary, it was no surprise to anyone with a minimum of historical literacy that China's return was inevitable.

Only 2 cultures in human history had formed enduring empires that controlled their whole known world, that is the Han people, and the Roman birthed "western" cultural amalgamation that later split chiefly into frankish, Angloid and germanic lines.

During the nadir of Chinese civilization, after nearly a century of leaders clinging to outdated and stubborn ideas, it still took all the most powerful western countries in an union to temporarily defeat China. Decades later against a newborn with industry and infrastructure destroyed by ww2 but competently led China, all those western countries faced defeat despite not even fighting in core China, but rather the peripheries of Korea and Vietnam.

So how is it not inevitable that this culture with strong work ethic, inventiveness and organizational skill, which historically created the only diametrically opposed Empire to the inheritors of Rome, would also be the only worthy opponent for the west in their attempt to take over the world?

China is not and has never been a challenger to them. It has been their arch enemy which they failed to defeat over and over in the last century, despite coming close due to Qing, KMT shortsighted greed and incompetence.
China is basically what the west and Zionists wish they were: an ancient living civilisation with its own script and rich history and culture. Look at how pathetically they all try to emulate the Roman’s yet don’t speak Latin, nor can they read Latin nor Greek nor can any of the laity cite Seneca or Galen whereas many modern Chinese can understand Classical Chinese and have memorised Confucian idioms and classics. India is another example, they needed British historians to explain their own ancient language and history to them.

Some Indian migrant workers exist, the vast majority for menial labor. Imo China must treat them with suspicion. Some may look similar to Malay or Indonesian, but they come from a very alien culture, not like the ones in SEA that Chinese people are used to managing.
Indian work ethic or lack thereof will betray them sooner or later. When the Indians start nepotistically hiring their own people, we are fortunate that Chinese who overthrow incompetent emperors and government, will not tolerate incompetent and nepotistic Indians let alone letting them anywhere near the levers of power.

Despite the west trying to shill Taiwan as international, it really is not. Anyone who went there would know that. Most of them do not feel comfortable using English and I would argue their proficiency is even less than places like Shanghai or Guangzhou that actively welcomes foreigners.

There's a reason the vast majority of Indians move to English speaking countries. You figure for a race that loves moving everywhere, they would be better at learning other languages.
Taiwan compatriot here. Taiwan, especially outside of Taipei is incredibly parochial. And conservative. Even the Indonesian and Filipino help here are barely tolerated, how much more accomodating can they be towards lazy rapey Indians?
 

Chevalier

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Don’t worry. By the time enough of them are there to make an impact on the job market Chinese millennials will be in charge and they’ll be conscripted to serve as border patrols on the Sino-Indian border.

Don’t you see? That’s their long con! Get the PLA to sent Indian recruits to the Sino-Indian boarder, where the Indian recruits will show their true colours and turn on the few Chinese soldiers left. That’s basically the only way India can actually win a proper fight against the PLA.
The theme i'm seeing here, as well as observing indians being recruited into Russia's SMO is that india is indeed, such a shithole that all indians who can, will do everything they can to escape india and other indians to escape the nepotism and corruption of india's society...only to attempt to implement the same unfair and discriminatory nepotism and caste system wherever they go, be in canada, australia or south east Asia.
 

_killuminati_

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The more economic players in the world, the less significant the West becomes. The irony is Mexico becoming of economic significance domestically is against the US's best interests ego-wise. Just imagine Mexico full of people driving Chinese EVs while the US is is still drive ICE vehicles. How about Chinese HSR in Mexico.
A stronger Mexico (or even Canada) is bad news for US, not because of their cars or infrastructure but because these countries, especially Mexico, are a cheap source of indefinite raw material supply to US. Mexico provides both slave labor and cheap farm products. The Free Trade Agreement favors US. In Mexico (and all of Central America), it is more lucrative to export goods to USA than to supply to the domestic market. That is despite nearly half of Mexico's population, currently, suffering food insecurity, and significant malnutrition. The rest of Central America is worse. It is like that also in many Asian and African countries. Neocolonial exploitation. Development reverses this problem which means less cheap goods available in US market.
 

Chevalier

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In this vein, German moves to pass a naval ship through the Taiwan strait is little more than the impotent screeching of a castrati who willingly crushed his own testicles for Anglo Zionism. Add to that German intransigence in the EU against Chinese EVs, and I am pleased to report that Germany‘s loss is china’s gain. They shouldn’t complain, this is the zero sum world the Washington consensus necessarily demands. They could’ve opted to multipolarity and china’s win win, but white supremacy comes at an ever inflating price.
 

4Runner

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Friday morning random search from Grok "why is US life expectancy at the same level of China":

The convergence of life expectancy between the United States and China can be attributed to several factors, based on both data and public sentiment reflected in posts on X:

  1. Impact of Health Policies and Systems:
    • China: Has implemented stringent health policies, including aggressive responses to pandemics like COVID-19, which initially helped in maintaining or slightly increasing life expectancy. Public health initiatives, like combating childhood obesity and promoting fitness, have also played a role.
    • United States: Despite high healthcare spending, inefficiencies in the healthcare system, lack of universal coverage, and issues like the opioid crisis have contributed to declining life expectancy. The response to health crises, including the management of the COVID-19 pandemic, has been criticized for not being as effective as in some other countries.
  2. Socioeconomic Factors:
    • China: Has lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty, which directly impacts health outcomes. High homeownership rates and different retirement ages might also contribute indirectly by affecting stress levels and financial security in older age.
    • United States: High levels of inequality, a significant portion of the population without health insurance or adequate coverage, and issues like housing affordability can lead to chronic stress and poorer health outcomes.
  3. Lifestyle and Environmental Factors:
    • Both countries face different but significant health challenges. In the U.S., issues like obesity, gun violence, and drug overdoses contribute to lower life expectancy. In China, while obesity rates are lower, pollution and other environmental factors could pose long-term health risks, though these might not yet fully reflect in life expectancy statistics.
  4. Public Sentiment and Perception:
    • There's a noticeable sentiment on platforms like X where users highlight the paradox of the U.S. spending more on healthcare yet having lower life expectancy outcomes compared to countries like China. This reflects a broader dissatisfaction with the healthcare system's effectiveness and equity.
  5. Demographic and Age-Specific Mortality:
    • Analysis suggests that while the U.S. might have lower death rates among the elderly, higher mortality among younger age groups due to various reasons (including violence, drugs, and lack of preventive care) significantly pulls down average life expectancy.
  6. Government and Public Health Initiatives:
    • China's approach to public health, including widespread health insurance coverage and specific health campaigns, might have contributed to better health outcomes for a larger portion of its population.
    • U.S. struggles with fragmented healthcare, where despite advanced medical technology and high spending, not all citizens benefit equally due to systemic issues.

The convergence in life expectancy between the U.S. and China, therefore, isn't just about healthcare spending but encompasses broader socio-economic policies, public health strategies, and lifestyle differences. While China's rapid improvements in life expectancy can be attributed to economic development, poverty alleviation, and public health initiatives, the U.S. faces challenges in health equity, effective healthcare delivery, and addressing social determinants of health like drug addiction and violence. This situation prompts a reevaluation of how health and longevity are approached in policy-making, highlighting that wealth alone does not guarantee health if not equitably distributed or effectively managed.

So China is still collapsing while its people live longer than ever before?
 

siegecrossbow

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Friday morning random search from Grok "why is US life expectancy at the same level of China":



So China is still collapsing while its people live longer than ever before?

China is still heading towards collapse since as life expectancy increases, a larger portion of the population will be useless old farts siphoning up tax payer money.
 

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That feel when you're not doing anything and someone just forces business into your hands.
This was Known issue and Hungary and others have solved it well on time.
Germany and it supporters have been slapping Turkey for long time in many matters but for some reason Turkey does not want to decouple from them. Even Zelenski not supported Erdogan on Israel related matter and Erdo still has audacity of talking about Crimea. i think he is getting old and not understand Soft power behind all those matters.

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