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ACuriousPLAFan

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If those nabbed are locals, send them for disciplinary classes for patriotic re-education. If those nabbed are foreigners, deport them immediately and permanently ban them from entry into China.

Oh, in case anyone forgots, remember to ask them to spit out all those 10s/100s of thousands of USD which they have swallowed from some alphabet soup agencies.
 

broadsword

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If those nabbed are locals, send them for disciplinary classes for patriotic re-education. If those nabbed are foreigners, deport them immediately and permanently ban them from entry into China.

Oh, in case anyone forgots, remember to ask them to spit out all those 10s/100s of thousands of USD which they have swallowed from some alphabet soup agencies.

Before that, I prefer they be detained in remand for some days.
 

hullopilllw

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If those nabbed are locals, send them for disciplinary classes for patriotic re-education. If those nabbed are foreigners, deport them immediately and permanently ban them from entry into China.

Oh, in case anyone forgots, remember to ask them to spit out all those 10s/100s of thousands of USD which they have swallowed from some alphabet soup agencies.
huh, at least 10 years jail term for foreign subversion charge before deportation !

Without any deterrence, nothing works.
 

TK3600

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China hasn't even asked the UK to pay their blood debt incured from launching the Opium Wars, unequal and unjust treaties, ransacking the Yuanmingyuan Palace, forcing their way to host settlements in Shanghai and stay above the local laws, and even threatening to nuke China.


Yes, that oughta do. London is now anxious because their 40-year-long arms embargo against Argentina isn't working anymore as Buenos Aires has found alternative sources of equipment for their aging military.

China should really work towards helping Argentina to rearm and upgrade their military, alongside pulling Argentina into China's sphere through BRI and economic cooperation & integration.

Since there is a certain group of islands to the southeast of Argentina that remains a contentious issue for the Argentinian people, selling a couple DF-17s to Argentina as a response to the UK selling arms to Taiwan would certainly spice things up.
Yes. I don't care if Argentine cannot afford it. Give them a symbolic long loan of 50 years with minimal interest. J-10CE combined with a couple YJ83 and Falkland is theirs. That will be a nice killing chicken to scare the monkey. These Taiwan virtue signaling is not without costs.
 

BoraTas

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Looks like the UK wants to get taught a lesson. I don't think China will ignore UK's recent provocations.
This is the same Britain whose media constantly accuses other countries of "distracting people from domestic problems" right? Anyway, just sell DF-16s and Wing Loong 2 drones to Argentina. Fighters are expensive and require competence. Drones and BMs are easy to master.
 

Arnies

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Yes. I don't care if Argentine cannot afford it. Give them a symbolic long loan of 50 years with minimal interest. J-10CE combined with a couple YJ83 and Falkland is theirs. That will be a nice killing chicken to scare the monkey. These Taiwan virtue signaling is not without costs.

Argentina is not a good investment for China because they are already a lost cause and with the Americans however Afghanistan is a relieable investment and divertion.. If China has to arm anyone it is the afghans this will lift pressure of china. creating something the West gets occupied with.. Creating another monster for deflection tactics
 

TK3600

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Argentina is not a good investment for China because they are already a lost cause and with the Americans however Afghanistan is a relieable investment and divertion.. If China has to arm anyone it is the afghans this will lift pressure of china. creating something the West gets occupied with.. Creating another monster for deflection tactics
Didnt US pull out?
 

Arnies

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Didnt US pull out?

Yeah they did and got fatigued but what I meant is they will be concerned about a very strong Afghanistan all of sudden emerging out of nowhere hand feed by China to become a force to be reckoned with in such scenario nobody will look at China but instead Afghanistan..

But in order for that to happen is only if an Afghanstan as strong as current Pakistan emerges and as heavily armed as current Pakistan otherwise they won't take it serious nor will it become a deflection tactics worthy if it falls below that threeshold..
 
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AndrewS

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Yeah they did and got fatigued but what I meant is they will be concerned about a very strong Afghanistan all of sudden emerging out of nowhere hand feed by China to become a force to be reckoned with in such scenario nobody will look at China but instead Afghanistan..

But in order for that to happen is only if an Afghanstan as strong as current Pakistan emerges and as heavily armed as current Pakistan otherwise they won't take it serious nor will it become a deflection tactics worthy if it falls below that threeshold..

Pakistan has a population which is 5x larger than Afghanistan, plus Pakistan is far wealthier and developed
There is no way that Afghanistan can become as strong as Pakistan currently.

Due to the mountains separating China and Afghanistan, Afghanistan's trade (and therefore future development) will likely be dependent on access to Pakistan itself and its seaports
 
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