So according to this people Russia disarming itself is negotiable and Russia should agree but NATO expanding to surround Russia with military bases is not negotiable. This is absolutely irrational thinking.
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So according to this people Russia disarming itself is negotiable and Russia should agree but NATO expanding to surround Russia with military bases is not negotiable. This is absolutely irrational thinking.
Is he still going to do science???
Do you have a non pay wall version?
From what he said in the article, I assume he will stay.
Note the bolded words
He doesn't say "I will ever feel safe in the US" but instead directs the blame of what happened to him was because he applied for US Gov funding for his research
That he cares about people having "lingering questions about his innocence" if he took the deal, it means that he never thought about leaving the US
Again he is associating himself with the "country"
Lmao. After the government got him in a witch-hunt he came back and started working again lol
As I said in my other post, I have bo respect for him. Maybe I feel sad for him, but for respect, no
bajingan
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Exactly the same cooperation and competition bullshit, being presented to China, while areas of "cooperation" open to China, is to disarm itself in arms control agreement, and for China to disarm itself economically through climate change agreement lol
bajingan
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He is a true masochist in my opinion, he literally begs for more punishments from his anglo daddy
You are right and I want to apologize for my earlier doubt.
According to this article the price of Lithuanian rom in Taiwan is 600 NTD which is 137 RMB compared to only 31 RMB in mainland.
这批酒漂流108天后抵台，台酒公司董事长丁彦哲宣布，首批6,000瓶将在大年初一（2月1日）在台酒12个酒厂展售中心贩售，单瓶售价为600元新台币。不过，同样款式的酒在大陆电商平台上的售价却只有31元人民币，并引发网友热议。
Got more respect for them if they persisted with their stance. Now they are just weaselling their way out of a bad situation of their own doing and trying to have the cake and eating it.
The European Union is moving forward with plans to outlaw goods made using forced labour, senior officials said, citing allegations of widespread uses of such practices in the Chinese region of .
Testifying on Monday before the European Parliament’s Committee on International Trade, French Trade Minister Franck Riester said it was “perfectly clear that the situation is extremely serious”.
“And that’s why I will come back to this: we should have a specific instrument to block certain products which are the product of forced labour,” said Riester, who was outlining Paris’ trade priorities. France had assumed the six-month rotating presidency of the EU earlier this month.
The ban was announced by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in September – a surprise move that caught other parts of the EU unaware.