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zhangjim said:
It's really difficult, but there are such things.
For example, the S.Koreans used "national friendship" to lure Chinese Koreans to steal cultural relics and transport them to S.Korea.
These stolen murals were publicly displayed in the Korean National Museum,and the Koreans are proudly making a movie to show off about it(Collectors/盗墓同盟/도굴).

This can be seen as the South Korean government allowing the theft and smuggling of cultural relics.

In the past, the crime of smuggling cultural relics was very rampant in China.It has been rumored that in the most chaotic 1980s, the government tried to turn "cultural relics export" into a means of exchanging foreign exchange
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So they steal actual artifacts on top of traditional garbs and holidays? Yikes. I hope that future thefts will stop with steaks and watermelons.
 
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siegecrossbow said:
So they steal actual artifacts on top of traditional garbs and holidays? Yikes. I hope that future thefts will stop with steaks and watermelons.
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I wouldn't be surprised if they claim that 5th generation fighters are pioneered by South Korea. Because you see, the first 5th generation fighter is F-22, and it's clearly a copy of KF-21. And 21 is ahead of 22.
 
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GodRektsNoobs said:
I wouldn't be surprised if they claim that 5th generation fighters are pioneered by South Korea. Because you see, the first 5th generation fighter is F-22, and it's clearly a copy of KF-21. And 21 is ahead of 22.
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Reminds me of a joke about Beijing Olympics:

After Michael Phelps won a record amount of medals for swimming, other countries tried to boost their medal count by incorporating new events. China proposed adding elderly, youth, and baby events for table tennis. Thailand proposed adding shemale events for wrestling. But South Korea topped everyone after a history professor came out and stated: according to my research, Michael Phelps has Korean ancestry.
 
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siegecrossbow said:
So they steal actual artifacts on top of traditional garbs and holidays? Yikes. I hope that future thefts will stop with steaks and watermelons.
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In fact, not only China, but also the Koreans once stole some buddha statues from Tsushima Island in Japan, claiming that it was "a way to get back what the Japanese had taken away from them".
It happened in 2012 and 2014.
In 2012, South Korea refused to return the buddha statue, but in 2014, the thief was arrested by Japan.
Andy1974 said:
An appropriate response to her visit would be to get S. Korea to say no to Chip 4 and get closer to China.

I believe, and have said several times, that Xi wants peaceful unification, and that he should get it by doing what he is doing. Just making China better and better.

In a few years the west will be in such a bad state and China such a good one that Taiwan comrades will VOTE for reunification. This is a true and complete victory with no countermeasure possible, and this is what I am sure Xi is going for.
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Considering South Korea's heavy reliance on U.S. military garrison, this is not so easy.

They don't even have command of the army.In addition, their "brothers" in the north are also difficult to predict, although I don't think Kim will take the initiative.
 
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It’s funny how the Democrats keep proving all the theories those MAGA right wing keep conjuring up lmao.



I really do wonder how much of a shit the Biden Admin cares about high gas prices when they have a green agenda to push. The inability to balance the economy and the green agenda is the biggest reason why progress in fighting it has stalled over mistrust.
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All the starving kids in Africa who don’t have enough rice would be easily satisfied with meat laden burritos.
 
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zhangjim said:
It's really difficult, but there are such things.
For example, the S.Koreans used "national friendship" to lure Chinese Koreans to steal cultural relics and transport them to S.Korea.
These stolen murals were publicly displayed in the Korean National Museum,and the Koreans are proudly making a movie to show off about it(Collectors/盗墓同盟/도굴).

This can be seen as the South Korean government allowing the theft and smuggling of cultural relics.

In the past, the crime of smuggling cultural relics was very rampant in China.It has been rumored that in the most chaotic 1980s, the government tried to turn "cultural relics export" into a means of exchanging foreign exchange
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What the hell are you talking about? What does this shady Dutch collector has to do with South Koreans? Is the Dutch government involved in smuggling relics? He could have very well been the one to pay for the theft. There is no evidence of some imaginary art dealer paying for the theft or government connection in this case. Of course I can see why you get easily scammed by these rumors given your history.
 
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