Better to eat bitterness than eat to shit, which is something the garden is gonna discover very soon!
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Better to eat bitterness than eat to shit, which is something the garden is gonna discover very soon!
plawolf
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I don’t know about that I’m afraid. Jai Hinds love shit from cows aka bullshits, might be why the notoriously colour sensitive west isn’t all that bothered by the Indian takeover of certain western countries and companies.
Also, pretty sure garden vegetables love shit of all variants, which is a core reason why China is now actively helping the US to return the EU to its preferred, natural state - a de-industrialised garden and farm, for their citizens to visit as a quant tourism destination and source of organic foods (the current overpriced problem will be solved once the sheeple of these lands listen to the advice of their own betters and just accept that being poor is their lot in life now).
Khashoggi have done more for the Middle East in death than what he had done in his entire life.
Not sure how popular "cruise" are in China, but it seems like a good "soft power" industry to grow. Bring tons of Chinese tourist to random pacific islands and ports around asia which helps to bring them onto "china's side". Staff can be hired from the poorer regions of China. Assuming the cruise company is Chinese, most of the money stays "internal".
What you are writing here is being told as a betrayal of values. China was made an adversary in the Anglosphere using almost religious arguments. The word "Democracy" is being used to rally people just like "Christ" was getting used by the Vatican 1000 years ago. So this is nothing new. It happening in the 21st century also show Anglosphere's education systems are bad at teaching critical thinking. Australia won't be the first country to do unreasonable things over religion either.
According to wiki, 70% of all pharmaceuticals were domestic in China of 2007. The guy's data is not even outdated. It is outright wrong.
Funny that you mentioned this, as I'm rewatching The Purge, one of my favorite series of films and because life imitates art, showing us the trajectory of American "greatness"... The experiment of freedom and democracy has high chances of failure, but things get really interesting (and entertaining for us folks on the opposite side of the Pacific) when this precarious social experiment is mixed with plenty of guns, massive racial tension and inequality, a collapsing economy and fentanyl....
We are using lands an soil where thousands of soldiers died... I think salvaging a battleship is clearly not worse than spraying manure on your ancestry and tilling their bones and resting places relentlessly.
After scratching my head and ask how, I realize that MSM is shameless and doesn't need fact. Mental masturbation in this article is just too much.
Apart from that brief statement, there is no detail whatever in the chummily positive Corporate Plan about the threat to peace on Earth posed by China’s well-advanced preparations for war – not even a line about putting a stop to decades of Chinese IP theft from British centres of space-related scientific and technical excellence.
Apart from that brief statement, there is no detail whatever in the chummily positive Corporate Plan about the threat to peace on Earth posed by China’s well-advanced preparations for war – not even a line about putting a stop to decades of Chinese IP theft from British centres of space-related scientific and technical excellence.
I'm often pleasantly surprised by the comment section in these articles. The top comment about Newton's Principia is particularly funny.
Jokes aside Britain is still very successful at research. Its universities outperform American universities per personnel by a significant margin. But it has a bad economy and industry. Therefore it has many technologies that are stuck at low-tech readiness levels. Still, claiming that Chinese success is because of tech theft from Britain is ridiculous.
To people who are confused by tech readiness level:
