Same vibes as Taiwanese VP that can't read or speak Chinese fluently.
Professor Liu Yadong would beg to differ. She knew how to say 不行了,快一点,快一点 really well twenty some odd years ago.
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Same vibes as Taiwanese VP that can't read or speak Chinese fluently.
Any risk of the defense exports to China were laced with trojan horse spyware the same way that 767 Boeing that was delivered to China for Jiang Zemin discovered 27 wiretapping devices??Comrade Truss
Geographic Mapping system.Why do we need shitty UK military imports for. What could China possibly need that only UK possess?
Why do we need shitty UK military imports for. What could China possibly need that only UK possess?
APU 100% damaged. That's gonna be an expensive repair.Not even 2 weeks have passed and now Japan got another aircraft collision, this time at New Chitose in Hokkaido:
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This time, a taxiing Korean Air A330's left winglet clipped the tail section of a Cathay Pacific 777, which was parked at the gate.
Thankfully both planes are on the ground during the collision, hence no injuries were reported.
MBDA MeteorsWhy do we need shitty UK military imports for. What could China possibly need that only UK possess?
People on all sides (Chinese idiot liberals and all the western zeitgeists) have forgotten that beneath all the facade from the prose of "democracy, human rights, freedom" blah blah is ECONOMIC PROSPERITY and the ability to feed one's family, provide for education, roof over one's head etc. And that the world as we know and inhabit runs on UNCLEAN ENERGY in order for us to survive, thrive and continue yelling the green agenda.
If I owned a crystal ball, it would say more turbulence ahead.
Taipei, Jan. 15 (CNA) Nauru asked Taiwan for around 125 million Australian dollars (US$83.23 million) to keep an immigration detention facility going but it switched diplomatic recognition to China before Taipei gave a final answer, a Taiwanese diplomatic source said.
The unnamed source said the 125 million Australian dollars was meant to cover a financial shortfall left by the temporary closure of the Nauru Regional Processing Center (RPC), an offshore Australian immigration detention facility.
Taiwan’s Foreign Ministry laid the blame on the Australian-run detention centre for the rupture in diplomatic ties, but the Australian government rejected those claims and insisted that the centre has not closed and that funding arrangements with Nauru remained in place.
Department of Home Affairs officials said last year that maintaining offshore processing facilities on Nauru would cost at least $350 million annually, even if no asylum seekers were being held at the processing centre.
This was down from a cost of $485 million with 22 asylum seekers being held at the centre, a discrepancy that could help explain the Nauruan government’s claims of a funding shortfall.