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BoraTas

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@ACuriousPLAFan @Overbom @plawolf and to all on this forum, have you guys read this piece/essay recently published in Foreign Affairs Magazine in which the author discussed the disappearance of a number of high ranking generals from the PLARF including the most senior military man who headed the procurement from 2017-2022. The author posits that the PLA is a rougish institution that's prone and infested with scandals not to mention corruption.

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Fun fact: The US had 8 secretaries of defense since Trump was inaugurated.

That article is just a massive unwarranted generalization that lacks any self-reflection, which is very typical of the American blob.

Appendix: A really long wiki list about Trump's Department of Defense appointments. Other US Govt departments probably fared the same too. People would forget who their boss is in such an environment

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Phead128

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SK having the highest proportion voting for US compared to other countries reminds me of this:
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For real, I was reading how there were pro-Yuan and pro-Ming factions in Korea even after Yuan was evicted out of China into the Mongolian plateau. Even when the Yuan empire was dead, the Korean King was a pro-Yuan boot-licker and ordered his general to attack Ming..... The General was like "that's suicide to attack Ming" and turned his troops against the King in a coup....

South Koreans are par excellence in serving the Great. It's actually unfathomable for them how China can develop without being a obedient lackey of West. At the start of trade war, South Korean commenter was like " China should give up, it shouldn't even try, it's going to lose to U.S." ... their identity as "Superior" is in tatters when China actually overcome all tariffs and tech bans. That's a huge shock to them, they refuse to believe it.
 

luosifen

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For real, I was reading how there were pro-Yuan and pro-Ming factions in Korea even after Yuan was evicted out of China into the Mongolian plateau. Even when the Yuan empire was dead, the Korean King was a pro-Yuan boot-licker and ordered his general to attack Ming..... The General was like "that's suicide to attack Ming" and turned his troops against the King in a coup....

South Koreans are par excellence in serving the Great. It's actually unfathomable for them how China can develop without being a obedient lackey of West. At the start of trade war, South Korean commenter was like " China should give up, it shouldn't even try, it's going to lose to U.S." ... their identity as "Superior" is in tatters when China actually overcome all tariffs and tech bans. That's a huge shock to them, they refuse to believe it.
Their netizens certainly had a meltdown when a Chinese player beat their guy over a Starcraft 2 championship tournament a while back.
 

plawolf

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siegecrossbow

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supersnoop

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Dude is gonna get locked up for treason for sure. Maybe swim for Cuba when the prison ship moors off Florida?

Nope he is back in SK under US authorities
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I had wondered, this guy could have easily stayed in HK/China with no extradition as he would have needed to transit through China (or similar third country) due to lack of direct links, but apparently no.

edit: Thanking China, lol. Haven't heard that in a while
 
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