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bajingan said:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1471072922949218306

So it seems like all F35s sold overseas need activation code from the americans
So you pay double when you buy F35, $150mil a piece and your sovereignity lmao
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China Ballistic Missiles and Nuclear Arms Thread

I heard China conducts nuclear tests using Tianhe series supercomputers on a regular basis. Do you happen to know exactly how governments model and conduct nuclear tests through this kind of software simulations? Well I am not weapon designer so I don't know the detail. But in general just like...
www.sinodefenceforum.com
 
ZeEa5KPul

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Temstar said:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1471159512925151235
Hahaha, on wait, you're serious, let me laugh even harder.

The funniest part about US based Tibetan separatist isn't children of former slave owners claiming they stand for democracy, no there's something even better than that. The funniest thing is because they're now 2nd generation and born in US they may not be able to live comfortable long team in Tibet any more physiologically, as they are no longer able to cope with altitude sickness having lived near sea level all their lives.
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How is this anything other than comedy? Even if I was a "democracy" zealot and I wanted to take these people seriously, I couldn't. They're such losers that it's impossible to see them as anything but contemptible.
 
horse

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Overseaschinese said:
I don´t think something will be change in Germany, in regards of Huawei. The green party is a lapdog of the US and also the german media outlet are against China and Huawei.
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The way I understand it, the Germans have no intention to ban Huawei 5G from their networks. There is a lot of noise, but Germany passed their law to regulate that.

There will be four departments to review the gear, and no department has a veto. I believe they are the Chancellery, the Economic Ministry, the Interior Ministry, the Foreign Ministry.

If there is a tie, then the matter goes up to the Chancellor's office, which was Merkel. The Economic Ministry and Interior Ministry, those German ministers being closely aligned with Merkel, that was basically it, end of story.

After this German election, nothing has changed. The new Chancellor is an old China hand. Only the Foreigner Minister that lightweight is anti-China.

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Also, I would believe that we should look at Germany's neighbours.

Those European countries are different, all have their own culture. The countries in Europe that are the most German like, heck, they even speak German from what I understand, and they are Austria and Switzerland. Both of them have no problem with Huawei and are happy with the gear.

What difference would it make anyways? This telecom gear is all foreign gear to the Germans. Maybe Huawei gear is more secure, that way the CIA cannot hack into Merkel's phone again.

To me, the writing is on the wall. The American media do not talk about it, because it says something they don't wanna hear.

Good.

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horse

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ansy1968 said:
@horse bro a start of Dubai Spring late in the year? ;) Newton's Third Law of Motion. It states, "For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction." I think America had over reacted and is in Panic mode, they just can't compete with China at these stage of Chinese development , what more if she achieved its Comprehensive National Power. So banning or sanctioning is their answer, even the end result is spitting themselves.
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We could say a lot about this, this fight is interesting.

Just say one thing, it is the Americans being Americans.

Remember the saying, "We'll be home by Christmas!" G.I. Joe was saying that before being shipped off the the Korean War.

Eventually they were right, they came home 3 years later before that Christmas. Others did not come home, others had to wait in Chinese prisoner of war camps. That was where they were subjected to peer pressure to change their minds. After those Korean War POWs returned home to America, a panic set in regarding the Manchurian Candidate, given the experience of the American POW in those Chinese prisons. Those American POWs were not brutalized, they were indoctrinated. The Chinese tried to indoctrinate them, because Chairman Mao wanted to do that. Of course it did not really work, but the Americans back home freaked out anyways. The Americans are so funny.

Anyways, what I wanted to say is this. There is no Plan B.

That was President Trump. There was no Plan B.

The Biden people are the same. There is no Plan B.

Stepping up the bombing campaign of Indo-China is not Plan B. That was a desperate attempt to salvage Plan A, the same Plan A that was not working.

White hats, black hats, and the chosen people are suppose to win.

Who needs a Plan B.

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horse said:
A quick rant again, because want to mention this.


American wars have a tendency to expand.

In Vietnam, it started off with advisors. Then more military advisors training the army. Then US troops arrived. At the height of the fighting, the Americans had over 500,000 US troops in South Vietnam.

What started off as a few advisors, escalated to half a million US troops, later the bombing of Cambodia, and Laos.

The same pattern was observed in the Middle East. Iraq. Then it morphed into Syria (remember that) and even Yemen, via proxies.

The US government wanted to stop Huawei 5G from embedding itself into Western networks of allied nations.

That has gone global, and a full scale tech decoupling is in the cards between the United States and China.

How did a fabricated dispute between the US government and Huawei, lead to a global tech decoupling?

American wars have a tendency to expand.

What makes this kind of interesting, is that Huawei 5G is global. The vast majority of nations on the globe want that.

What does that mean for the United States where it adamantly refuses to have anything to do with Huawei? Should we expect a tech decoupling or some other sort of decoupling in those cases?

If Huawei is doing something in Mexico, then by US law, Micro$oft could be forbidden from working that project. The US government do not want people working with Huawei, but Huawei is everywhere.

How far will this US decoupling go?

We do not know.

The Americans do not even know what they are going to do.

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You are right. Americans do tend to escalate their wars due to their outsized egos and underestimatation of their opponent's resolve to fight and survive.

What is also true is that America retreats and abandons the fight just like we saw in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Somalia et all
 
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Hu Xijin is stepping down as Global Time chief editor. I heard his replacement is someone quite young, born in the 80s. Hu said he will continue to write opinion piece for GT.
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Long live Comrade Hu for his valiant trolling efforts against the Western barbarians. May his successor be equally fiery and courageous.
 
DarkStar

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Thais prostitute themselves and serve as willing compradors to the white anglo and what do they get in return? They have to serve as the whipping boy (girl in this case) to spasms of racist attacks in anglo america. Not even a Thai model is spared from the rages of a dying anglo hegemon.
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1471318199811641348

In other news, the Anglo 'divide and rule' campaign is cut short due to a positive case in the delegation LOL

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1471106364332204033
 
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