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Overbom

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Chevalier said:
It’s obvious Trump’s team are trying to divide the BRICS away from China, pressuring South Africa, and trying to appeal to white suoremacy from Russia and appealing to Indian views of worshiping Anglos as gods. Whenever trump talks about BRICSs dedollarisation, it’s really only China he’s talking about as the only country that matters.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1890324747562459384

guews there’s some merit to the rumour that Liang had security when he went home to visit his family for Chinese new year.
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Xi Jinping meeting Jack Ma..
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Chevalier

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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1890377207169548775

Unitree and Deep Robotics about to give the Anglos snotshr DeepSeek moment. A lot of community notes were butthurt westerners Or wannabe westerners trying to claim the vid was AI. Pathetic.

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“Since America calls for America first, it should be the first in cutting military spending“
lol love the trolling
 
Lethe

Lethe

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The complaints from Europe about Trump's approach to Ukraine are rather strange. After all, each and every European nation can execute its own sovereign foreign policy, including in relation to matters of war and peace. Each and every European nation is likewise free to fund as much or as little in the way of military capability as it chooses, and to support Ukraine as much or as little as it chooses, including with air strikes, naval action or troop deployments. While the capacities of smaller nations remain inherently limited, at least the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Poland can individually choose to match or exceed the modest American commitment to Ukraine, and their failure to do so is a choice that each of those nations has made each day for several years now. Despite their rhetoric, evidently none of these nations have thought it worth placing their nations on a war footing with defence expenditures at 10% of GDP or greater, with corresponding disruptions to social and economic life elsewhere. Rather, each of these nations (in common with both the USA and, to a lesser extent, Russia itself) have sought to manage this conflict such that the impact on the home front remains minimal to nonexistent. It's almost as if none of this is particularly serious, except for Ukraine. Trump's attitude towards Ukraine only matters because European nations have chosen not to step up to the degree required to shape outcomes.
 
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