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LawLeadsToPeace

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WTF is this Sheesh man! The man is flat from the front and back! He's not even f...ble in his female form!
To be fair, he was homeschooled for a while according to this 2014 article:
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It reminds me of what you or another user said about these tech bros years ago: a bunch of weirdos who got power due to the rise of high tech and taking out their rage on the world (especially women) from their lonely years in high school
 

A potato

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It's not a surprise why most Latin countries remain stuck in the endless cycle of poverty, crime, prostitution, and corruption because they are truly incapable (not all) of exercising COMMON SENSE!
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I mean I guess there is a cultural reason why Corruption is rampent in Latin America is because they got it from Spain. The Spanish Government including the Royal Family is corrupt.
 

ansy1968

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I mean I guess there is a cultural reason why Corruption is rampent in Latin America is because they got it from Spain. The Spanish Government including the Royal Family is corrupt.
All former Spanish colonies are all corrupt, because religion played a major part of propagating corruption. Just look at the Catholic teaching, you need to pay alms for religious services, from the moment you were born (baptism) to raising a family (wedding) till your death (funeral wake).
 

Bellum_Romanum

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It's about time Beijing starts asserting itself more decisively in these kinds of situations that are primed to unravel and be exploited by the usual suspects—the Western powers and their allies—who have a clear interest in destabilizing countries vital to China's economic development and connectivity.

China can no longer afford to let those adversaries dictate the terms, the pace, and the framing of every conflict. Right now, Beijing is perpetually on the back foot: always reacting to their moves and countermoves, constantly playing defense while the other side shapes the battlefield. Worse still is the narrative control game. The West routinely portrays China as both the malevolent instigator (aggressively pursuing total domination) and the pathetic, desperate loser (a totalitarian, dystopian regime on the verge of demographic collapse, begging for acceptance it will never get from countries and peoples that view it with deep aversion).

This double-bind narrative isn't accidental—it's a deliberate strategy to delegitimize China, isolate it diplomatically, and justify containment, sanctions, and proxy conflicts. By staying reactive, Beijing allows adversaries to set the agenda: they provoke, China responds, the media spins the response as "aggression," and the cycle repeats.

How China process and proceed their moves within her periphery is going to be an interesting dynamics to witness.
 

TK3600

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Yep, China just effectively announced a 3 year count down.

It’s not an immediate ultimatum, but China doesn’t fuck around when it comes to top national security issues. So in 3 years max, you can bet the PLA will be ready for the modern updated version of Operation Downfall.

It should be noted that just because China has set an effective target date of 3 years from now, it doesn’t mean the PLA can’t go tomorrow. China already have the hard power military capability to precision strike any concrete Japanese push towards a nuclear bomb to prevent breakout, as well as the means to launch a full invasion of the Japanese home islands to ensure full eradication of the nuclear threat. But to do so now will be costly for China. These 3 additional years is meant to radically reduce that cost in blood and treasure to China to launch such a war.

The best part is Trump could still potentially be in charge at that point, so he can eat one last giant Taco for the road, or he could potentially seize this opportunity to suspend the constitution and cancel elections until the crisis is over, effectively making himself Emperor Trump. No doubt those considerations have been actively embraced in Chinese strategic planning.

This war isn’t inevitable, far from it. But when China sets itself such grand multi year plans, they don’t hold back and tend to utterly smash their targets. While many might scoff at the suggestion that China can take Japan today, I think far fewer would question it in 3 years time.

It’s kinda interesting to think we may actually have a potential timeframe for when China will push for the Taiwan question to finally be answered. And the first moves on that game plan might be to take Japan and reunite Korea under Kim, thereby maximising the chances of a peaceful reunification.
Why 3 year that particular number, not 5 or 10?
 
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