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manqiangrexue

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Temstar said:
I don't think that's going to cut it with Xi
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It shouldn't. What does "understand and respect" mean? You can disagree with someone while understanding and respecting his view. "Accepts and embraces" are much more appropriate words, but then the question to her is, if Japan accepts that Taiwan is a part of China and that Beijing is the legitimate government, then wouldn't sending your forces to Taiwan uninvited by Beijing be considered invasion?
Heliox said:
恶人先告状 #3,132,542

Remember when the euro-tards were accusing China vehicles of being capable of remote shutdown?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1995883781723693230

"At the heart of this is Porsche’s factory-installed Vehicle Tracking System (VTS), a satellite-based security module designed to prevent theft by monitoring location and enabling remote immobilization if needed. "
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Wow. I've seen some stupid moves but this is EU stupid. On this day of no particular meaning or importance, to achieve no goal or objective, they warn Russians and everyone in the world that Porsche, and likely other Euro cars, can be remotely shut down and thus cannot be trusted.
 
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TPenglake

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Overbom said:
Impressive surrender!
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Developing | Japan’s Sanae Takaichi reaffirms Taiwan is a part of China​

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This is only step one, but once again for all the pandemonium from some folks here about how China has been supposedly taking diplomatic L's left and right this year, China once again comes out on top. It did so in its trade war with Trump, with its trade war with the EU, and now with its diplomatic spat with Japan which was always just confined to a war of words rather than anything concrete.

I'm never one to advocate following leaders blindly, but when China has consistently come out on top time after time with each of these encounters, I feel confident in pushing back against naysayers.
 
manqiangrexue

manqiangrexue

Brigadier
TPenglake said:
This is only step one, but once again for all the pandemonium from some folks here about how China has been supposedly taking diplomatic L's left and right this year, China once again comes out on top. It did so in its trade war with Trump, with its trade war with the EU, and now with its diplomatic spat with Japan which was always just confined to a war of words rather than anything concrete.

I'm never one to advocate following leaders blindly, but when China has consistently come out on top time after time with each of these encounters, I feel confident in pushing back against naysayers.
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The only people complaining that China's taking diplomatic losses are those who for some reason think that even before Pax Sinica is here, China can manhandle and curse out all its opponents into public grovelling surrender. Realistic people know that China did marvelously this year, furthering all goals, steadily yet quickly increasing its global influence and power while diminishing those of the US and the West.
 
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