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Xiongmao

Xiongmao

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siegecrossbow said:
I’m baffled by one thing. Why is it so difficult to believe that the country that can make this:

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A country that can go from nothing five years ago to becoming the world's top exporter of automobiles today can do anything.
 
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siegecrossbow said:
I’m baffled by one thing. Why is it so difficult to believe that the country that can make this:

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It's because all of your examples are actually very shoddy construction and fall apart all the time. Any quality examples encountered in China must be similar to North Korea: specially prepared to receive tourists.

Remember: the doubters are people who don't know anything about China, at all. Let them remain ignorant. The more of the Western electorate that pushes their government into an overconfident position, the better. So long as it doesn't end in war, it can only undermine the progress of the West.
 
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sheogorath

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siegecrossbow said:
I’m baffled by one thing. Why is it so difficult to believe that the country that can make this:

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Lots of Racism covered in denialism. Only white people and honorary whites like the japanese can develop advanced, reliable tech.

That the Japanese they wank off to got the same treatment in 1970's and 1980's("cheap knock-off of american stuff") or that China has existed longer as a society and as an empire than their countries seems largely lost to them.

The indians are just being oportunists and since they are too small fries to be corrected by the rest, they think they are being accepted.

RedBaron said:
Maher Marwan, the new governor of Damascus, recently spoke with NPR, where he justified Israel's bombing of Syria and territorial expansion: 'Israel may have felt fear,' he stated. 'So it advanced a little, bombed a little'

Marwan emphasized, 'We have no fear towards Israel, and our problem is not with Israel. We don’t want to meddle in anything that threatens Israel's security or any other country's security.'

He also expressed a desire for the U.S. to mediate and improve relations between the new Syrian government and Israel: 'The United States is a grand nation at the helm of all nations, and we have great respect for its expertise, which we wish to leverage.'

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Shocking to confirm they are just israeli cucks. So much for the "actual allies" of the Palestinian cause.
 
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Man ramming car into crowd and killing 35 in Zhuhai sentenced to death​

The Zhuhai Intermediate People's Court on Friday publicly tried and sentenced Fan Weiqiu, who had rammed his car into the crowd at a sports center in Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong Province, to death with deprivation of political rights for life for endangering public safety by dangerous methods, according to the Xinhua News Agency.

In the incident perpetrated by Fan, 35 people died and 43 others were injured, according to a previous release from Zhuhai Public Security Bureau.

The court found that Fan, frustrated by his failed marriage and dissatisfied with the divorce settlement, decided to vent his anger by intentionally driving into the crowd. On the evening of November 11, Fan drove his vehicle into a group of people exercising at the Zhuhai sports center in Xiangzhou district, causing significant casualties.

The court held that Fan's motives were despicable, the nature of the crime was extremely severe, the method was particularly brutal, the consequences were grave, and the social harm was immense, warranting a strict legal punishment.

During the trial, the prosecution presented relevant evidence, and Fan and his lawyer cross-examined the evidence. Fan made a final statement and admitted his guilt in court.

Family members of some victims, along with representatives from the National People's Congress, the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and members of the public, were present at the trial and sentencing.
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The court found that Fan, frustrated by his failed marriage and dissatisfied with the divorce settlement, decided to vent his anger by intentionally driving into the crowd.
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GZDRefugee

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Indians lurk here coz they want to find out what China is up to since their Intel from Palki Sharma and Peter Zeihan is wrong.

People (I don't really) lurk on Indian sites to laugh at them since there ain't much value in seeing delusions.

We are not the same.

Honestly we should find a way to deny Indians seeing info from SDF since it's actually useful while their info is worthless. It's a one way street that needs to be fixed.
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I will not tolerate slander of Palki Sharma and Peter Zeihan. They are absolutely credible sources of information and two of SFA's best informants.
 
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China's Xi will visit Russia in 2025, Russian ambassador says​

Dec 27 (Reuters) - China's President Xi Jinping will visit Russia in 2025, Russia's state-run RIA news agency quoted Moscow's ambassador to Beijing as saying early on Friday.

"As for concrete bilateral events, I can say that the appropriate plans are actively being drawn up," Ambassador Igor Morgulov told RIA.

"What can be said that is no secret, in terms of priority, is that the chairman of the People's Republic of China is expected in Russia next year."

At a regular press conference, China's foreign ministry did not confirm the visit, but reiterated that the two countries maintained close contacts at all levels.

Russian President Vladimir Putin visited China in February 2022, proclaiming a "no limits" partnership days before he sent tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine. He was in Beijing again last May, after his re-election by a landslide, welcoming a "new era" of relations focusing on opposition to U.S. policy.

Xi was received in the Kremlin as a "dear friend" in 2023 after he obtained an unprecedented third term in office.

Morgulov also told RIA that China, which has refrained from condemning Russia's 34-month-old war in Ukraine, understood the basis for the conflict "in as much as they are coming up against many of the same challenges -- the U.S. and its allies are boosting pressure on China in the Asia-Pacific region".

NATO, he said, is "devising plans to move its military infrastructure" into the region.

Russia and China had to respond to U.S. policy jointly, he said.

"In the international arena, it is up to our countries to respond further with a 'dual counter-action' to the 'dual deterrence' which the West is trying to pursue with regard to Russia and China," RIA quoted him as saying.

China, working with Brazil, has put forward a peace plan to end the Ukraine war, calling for a freezing of battle lines and taking into account the security interests of both sides.

Russia has expressed support for the proposals.

Ukraine, which has proposed its own plans to end the conflict - the latest of which includes a request for NATO membership - has dismissed the China-Brazil initiative as serving Moscow's interests.

Russian forces currently occupy about 20% of Ukraine's territory and have recently been advancing at their fastest pace since the early days of the war.
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NATO, he said, is "devising plans to move its military infrastructure" into the region.

Russia and China had to respond to U.S. policy jointly, he said.
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"In the international arena, it is up to our countries to respond further with a 'dual counter-action' to the 'dual deterrence' which the West is trying to pursue with regard to Russia and China," RIA quoted him as saying.
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Looks like the Chinese-Russian relationship is going to develop even further. Much to the dismay of the DC China hawks who were hoping they can trick Russia into siding with them so they can role play as Nixon.
 
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