I am disappointed here nobody catched my joke.. I was obviously joking and that gif itself explains it. I don't fancy their chances either
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I am disappointed here nobody catched my joke.. I was obviously joking and that gif itself explains it. I don't fancy their chances either
Anytime a video starts in the middle (and missing the beginning), you can be 100% sure it's someone trying to cover their ass and make themselves look like a victim (or at very least, it's a biased presentation). It's impossible to make judgement without knowing the beginning, how it started, the full story. Plus easily editable and distorted.
Man I missed it I guess you qouted me and deleted? Tell me what was it come on don't be shy
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There is going to come a time when being a white anglo Saxon will be frowned upon and hated as well. The good time for these racist trash will one day come to an end and on that day, retribution will definitely be exacted on these people without end. Makes me really angry these uneducated bastards can come to cause harm to others without reason other then there so called skin color and being different in general. Hence when the day comes that Russia and China meet these people on the battlefield, they had better make these cowards suffer and make sure to show the results to these garbage to show that their days in the sun are over and they will suffer all the indignities that they have visited on others and it will be richly deserved
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@Arnies bro sorry about that, after reading your post, you followed the criteria BUT it missing something, the naughty killer joke...lolMan I missed it I guess you qouted me and deleted? Tell me what was it come on don't be shy
Even if its fake it shouldn't be surprising if he's a dissident.
In a country as big & diverse as China you cant expect all 100% to support the party. If even 1% hate the political system, leaders, CPC etc. that turns out to be more than 10 million ppl....So there will be such folks every now and then.
Corporate Japan fears economic security bill's impact on China trade
TOKYO -- Hitoshi Ito, vice president of Toko Tekko, a drone maker based in Odate, Akita Prefecture, spends his days with a sense of uneasiness.
He cannot dispel concerns about an economic security bill Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's administration is moving ahead with. "I'm afraid the new bill, which focuses on supply chains with China, will have a significant impact on our business," he said.
He is not alone. Across corporate Japan, alarm bells are ringing about the legislation's potential to excessively restrict business relations with China on security grounds. So far, the parts of the bill that have been leaked are vague, apparently leaving much room for interpretation.
Toko Tekko develops, produces and sells agricultural- and industrial-use drones.
The company in August announced it would partner with Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions to begin developing an infrastructure inspection service using drones.
Offshore wind power generation facilities and power grids are located out at sea or in mountainous areas that are difficult to access. But drones can inspect them safely and efficiently.
Sensing business opportunities at offshore wind farms and anticipating that the government will ease regulations, Toko Tekko began rushing to launch a drone-based infrastructure inspection service sometime in the fiscal year that starts April 2023.
But now the new government is preparing to submit the economic security bill to an ordinary session of the Diet, Japan's parliament, to be convened on Monday.
One of the bill's pillars is "ensuring the safety and reliability of key infrastructure." The legislation will allow the government to make advance checks for any security problems if the maintenance and management of key infrastructure are outsourced to other business operators.
To cut costs, Toko Tekko's drones use general-purpose parts made in China. This has Ito fearing the possibility of the government prolonging an inspection or not giving the all-clear.
"If even Chinese-made general-purpose parts that don't seem to be sensitive technologies, including motors, are forbidden," Ito said, "we will not be able to make any price-competitive products."
Ito is gathering as much information on the legislation as possible but still cannot gain absolute certainty on anything.
Whenever I meet with business people who deal with China, they speak with one voice on the issue. "We want what's not OK and what's OK to be shown in an easy-to-understand manner," they say.
Having said that, drawing a clear line now between what is and is not permissible might be impossible.
Japan has been taking economic security more seriously since the confrontation between former U.S. President Donald Trump's administration and Chinese President Xi Jinping's leadership team over state-of-the-art technologies.
The U.S. has urged its allies to exclude products made by Huawei Technologies and other Chinese tech companies, and Japan has come under pressure to respond.
It is inevitable that future developments in the U.S.-China confrontation and U.S. policies will subject certain projects and technologies to regulations.
The administration of President Joe Biden shows no sign of softening the U.S.'s tough stance on China. To counter the Xi administration's move to challenge the U.S.-led international order, the U.S. will continue expanding the coverage of sanctions, especially on the economic front.
It is crucial for Japan to strengthen its systems in partnership with the U.S. so that technologies and information that can threaten its security do not fall into China's hands.
It is also important that the Japanese government does not adopt the practice of excluding everything suspicious in the name of ensuring economic security.
Meanwhile, Japanese companies also need to examine whether there are any problems with how they deal with China from the viewpoint of their own economic security.
"Predictability is important," Japanese trade minister Koichi Hagiuda told Nikkei when asked about the economic security legislation. "It will not be such a mechanism that one day suddenly makes doing business impossible."
Above all, what kind of China relationship does Prime Minister Fumio Kishida seek to build?
The legislation will mark a new stage in Japan's business relations with China, but as long as Kishida cannot clearly answer the question, unpredictability will remain.
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Many people of Chinese origin, including the musician Xiangyu, commented how sad it was that so many of China’s harshest critics didn’t have the basic knowledge to realize that the picture showed a social security card – even though it was clearly labelled as such.
“Imagine if I painted myself as some sort of US expert and couldn’t even read English,” Xiangyu said. Lol
Look at this clown's post on Twitter. Mind you he's supposed to be a Far Eastern expert/studies and teaches at Cornell University...LOL
“Imagine if I painted myself as some sort of US expert and couldn’t even read English,” Xiangyu said. Lol
Look at this clown's post on Twitter. Mind you he's supposed to be a Far Eastern expert/studies and teaches at Cornell University...LOL
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It must be bad being Alexei Navalny right now... Considering the path Russia is walking.. You gotta be ludicrous in order to hand yourself in despite being overseas and safe including after releasing 100s Youtube videos against Putin's henchmen and here comes the big targetting to do colour revolution in Russia... The Question ppl will be asking for years is why did he hand himself over to the custody and Putin...
Putin's reaction when he found out this guy was gonna hand himself over
Putin's reaction when he found out this guy was gonna hand himself over
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