There were a lot of near misses that almost caused a nuclear war during the Cold War. Its a miracle we passed that period without a nuclear disaster happening
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This is probably the Western “Russian” dream which is probably what they want to do with China to by splitting it a few dozen times.
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crazy and those trucks some have AC either if I understand correctly
I read it wrong, so I deleted that paragraph.
I just want to explain the difficulty of returning cultural relics and the seriousness of the loss of cultural relics in the past.
You can see from the news that this judgment was issued by the Chinese court. Unfortunately, the Amsterdam court rejected the appeal in 2018.
This means that how to enforce the law will be the biggest problem.
If foreign governments favor those who buy stolen goods for various reasons, it will be very difficult to return cultural relics.
Today, there is still a lack of care and compassion for cultural relics in society. Some netizens even call archaeologists "official tomb robbers", but I don't understand the logic behind this. Maybe they just hate that they can't get these cultural relics.
But it has to be said that many wrong practices in the past have brought many difficulties to the protection of cultural relics.The government, which is supposed to bear great responsibility, has made a poor "demonstration role" in cultural relics protection.
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Seriously. In 2022, the standard UPS trucks in the USA still don't have AC? Especially the ones in hot places like Arizona? Not surprised that the same thing could be happening in FedEx and US Mail trucks.
But damn, even UPS Thailand can provide their drivers with air-conditioned trucks.
Is it so expensive to procure air-conditioned courier trucks? UPS Thailand was able to convert standard pickup trucks into a courier trucks.
It’s gonna be fine, life goes on as usual, current government is in charge of current matters until the new one can take over in November methinks
Sure you read it wrong just like you remembered wrong. Not true, most people care about these cultural relics, they wouldn’t have won this case without the support of the people and government. It’s just another attempt to generalize and blacken the whole Chinese society. China is also a member of UNIDROIT Convention which is an international treaty that covers the illicit trafficking of cultural property so there is international legal framework here.
