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ZeEa5KPul

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BBC presstitute got fucked in China.


This is looking more like a massive bait operation by the Chinese. :cool:
What I'm about to say is very out of character for me, but I must reprimand the Chinese government for what it did to this journalist. This is completely unacceptable.

It's completely unacceptable that he wasn't beaten and kicked harder and also unacceptable that he was released.
 

coolgod

Major
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What I'm about to say is very out of character for me, but I must reprimand the Chinese government for what it did to this journalist. This is completely unacceptable.

It's completely unacceptable that he wasn't beaten and kicked harder and also unacceptable that he was released.

The hanjians started publishing this heroic cop's private information online just like in HK riots.
 

ZeEa5KPul

Colonel
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The hanjians started publishing this heroic cop's private information online just like in HK riots.
I'll tell you what part of this I'm really looking forward to: the TV apologies. I remember one from the 2015 stock market crash where a financial "journalist" was forced to give an abject and humiliating public apology for market manipulation. He looked so exhausted and defeated, it was absolutely beautiful.

When these scum get picked up, I'm going to relish watching them prostrate themselves before the Chinese public on national television.
 

tokenanalyst

Brigadier
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The same goes for the rest of the British media too. British news = a lot of lies + a lot of opinions + clickbait title.
With the Daily Mail at least you know that you are getting into knee deep in sh*t, but the BBC has been misleading readers for ages into think that is only going to be ankle deep in sh*t, when in reality you are going to drown in the stuff. Is the same for NYT, CNN and most Western mainstream media.
 

birdlikefood

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I wouldn't say that thousands infection a day is ineffective. Tens to hundreds thousands infections and dozens deaths a day are.




"Creating martyrs" is critical psyop tool. It can't be ruled out completely that someone wants to create martyrs out of those victims of the fire.


Yes, people are not afraid to protest small grievances, contrary to Western MSM's propaganda. However, Chinese society is actually super-stable. First, most Chinese experienced the vast improvement of their living standards in the past 30 year, which was unprecedented in Chinese history. So most of them support their government. Second, China has 90% home ownership and the world's highest savings rate, almost all Chinese are stake-holders for a stable society. The last thing they want to see is their hard-owned fortunes destroyed in a "revolution".

For student protesters, the lesson of "we are hoping for bloodshed" should not be forgotten.

Besides vaccine and mask mandates, education is also crucial for any attempt to reopen: people should understand well why the stringent control policies are necessary.
The intelligent people in China are actually somewhat immune to this method of creating martyrs. This is thanks to a work "Medicine" written by the great Chinese writer Lu Xun. In this work, the above-mentioned instigation behavior is called "eating human blood steamed buns"

Remarks - Human blood steamed buns are steamed buns stained with the blood of executed criminals. More than 100 years ago, ignorant Chinese people believed that they could cure some special diseases.

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horse

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I have to say though that classical western music is a dead end and destined for extinction while classical Chinese music is still alive and evolving.

This is what I read in a book, a long time ago in my youth.

It was an ancient book. I forget all the details. Maybe it was a book from the library, or it is on the shelf somewhere.

Typing this message, maybe it was Taoist book I have. Anyways, it was an ancient guy in an ancient book.

He wrote some comments about music. It said that in the past, the music always come from the west into China.

So that is the point. This ancient guy, said that from ancient, the music always came from the west direction into China.

I thought that was really interesting, and remember point my entire life.

Like if China and Chinese somehow appropriated Western Classical Music, then like, so what?

We apparently we have been doing that thousands and thousands years!

:D
 
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