To be fair, Germany does not stand a chance against China if the competition is fair.
This is the principle that Germany cannot stand for.
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To be fair, Germany does not stand a chance against China if the competition is fair.
This is the principle that Germany cannot stand for.
R/cringe worthy. The desperation is palpable with their pathetic attempts to split China-Russia
"A reminder for all Chinese.
Everything south of the Nerchinsk Line from 1689 is stolen Chinese land.
In the Treaty of Aigun (1858), Russia stole everything up to the Amur River (in yellow).
In the Peking Treaty (1860), they stole all the land east of the Ussuri River (in red)."
"A reminder for all Chinese.
Everything south of the Nerchinsk Line from 1689 is stolen Chinese land.
In the Treaty of Aigun (1858), Russia stole everything up to the Amur River (in yellow).
In the Peking Treaty (1860), they stole all the land east of the Ussuri River (in red)."
Too funny, why even post it in English on Twitter.com? Yeah okay, let me just phone Xi about this!
Someone let Xi know about Chinese history immediately! lol
The only time the West cares about China's history is either to split China-Russia or make their fantasy maps about splitting China in 20 different countries
NATO WEAPONS found in the battlefield of Donetsk
"#Germany's #inflation jumps by 7.3% in March, highest CPI YoY print since Nov 1981."
"Annual inflation in Belgium hits 8.3%, the highest since 1983
Spain's inflation hits 9.8%, the highest in 37 years."
"Annual inflation in Belgium hits 8.3%, the highest since 1983
Spain's inflation hits 9.8%, the highest in 37 years."
Whenever they bring up China it shows how pathetic they are. NATO should be able to counter Russia alone, no need to beg China for help when your foreign policy has failed and your military are too afraid to fight.
FY23 budget request by Biden:
$813 billion total for national defense
$773 billion for armed forces
Compared to FY22: $743 billion for armed forces
Increase of 4% but after inflation it's basically no increase. Approx 3.5% of US GDP.
Smaller than I would've thought.
Notably, they only plan to purchase 61 F-35s. If J-20 manages to ramp up production we might see it getting close to that number.
$813 billion total for national defense
$773 billion for armed forces
Compared to FY22: $743 billion for armed forces
Increase of 4% but after inflation it's basically no increase. Approx 3.5% of US GDP.
Smaller than I would've thought.
Notably, they only plan to purchase 61 F-35s. If J-20 manages to ramp up production we might see it getting close to that number.