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ACuriousPLAFan said:

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During Operation Desert Storm, the Coalition air forces of the Gulf War flew over 100 thousand sorties against Iraq in 42 days. How many sorties have the US and Israeli air forces and navy flown against Iran by today (32 days since the start of the war) of Operation Epstein Fury?

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AssassinsMace said:

When Westerners do this, it’s called being innovative… This supports my belief that the West has been holding the world back. They want to portray it as the other way around where doing it their way speeds progress ahead but when you really look at it, it’s all about restrictions on everyone else but “them”. AI has been the perfect example of this. Open source is destroying the “rules based” AI Western order or how they sugar-coat it as “their moat”. They don’t have control anymore because people aren’t following their rules. When Westerners do this, it’s seen as a good thing. But everyone else… they see a crime. Europeans can’t see it because they’re the OG that wrote the playbook that the US used on them. They still think they’re in on it.

Look at how being in an alliance, economic or military, with the US who dictates and leads has put its allies in a precarious position in the world when the leader, the US, holds all the power. US allies are floundering in the world where their future well-being is not so bright. It’s not just Trump but look at how Biden dictated trade policies to allies to which led them off an economic cliff. Then Iran shows how vulnerable they all are by someone they thought couldn’t do anything. That’s a result of the dependency on and abandonment by the US. Every single one of them are a rudderless ship in the world right now because of it.

That’s them! What do you think they’re doing to the rest of the world? Look how Venezuela couldn’t even put up a fight when the legacy of what West did to the region essentially has neutered their militaries. MAGA literally thought they can do the same thing to China until Iran gave them a dose of reality.

Look at China not doing it their way as they demand and it’s the second most powerful country in the world surpassing all and threatening the US’s own position on top. They didn’t want China to have its own AI and instead embrace theirs because they thought that’s what was best when it’s only and always been about control over everyone. They wanted China to pay up to make them super rich falling for their scam of how they were the only ones that were ethical and moral to lead the way. Take a look at what’s been happening now and it’s a joke.

Show me a Western influenced country and I’ll point to a country that amounts to being just a lemming who can’t think for themselves always dependent on the West for the most simplest of things which which means being vulnerable and weak and that’s how they designed it.

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supercat said:

Trump wants Iran's oil, while China is planning long-termly on clean energy.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2038407430950822066

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Telephone conversation with President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic​

March 30, 2026

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Serb said:

The US empire is collapsing both in the core and in the periphery.

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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2039009438443438563

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The cable instructs those embassies and consulates to pursue five broad goals: countering hostile messaging, expanding access to information, exposing adversary behavior, elevating local voices who support American interests, and promoting what it calls “telling America’s story”. Embassies are told to recruit local influencers, academics and community leaders abroad to carry counter-propaganda messaging, an approach designed to make American-funded narratives feel locally organic rather than centrally directed.

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Korea to ease multiple-entry visa requirements for Chinese nationals​

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Korea has eased requirements for multiple-entry visas for Chinese visitors, Seoul's diplomatic mission in Beijing said Tuesday, in line with efforts to attract more tourists and enhance convenience for business travelers.

Under the measure, Chinese nationals who have previously visited South Korea will be eligible for a multiple-entry visa valid for five years, according to the embassy.

Chinese nationals residing in 14 major cities, including Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, will be eligible for a multiple-entry visa valid for 10 years.

Seoul will extend the validity period from five years to 10 years for multiple-entry visas for employees of Chinese companies that have invested $1 million or more in South Korea, the embassy added.

The embassy said the move is expected to promote exchanges between the two countries while revitalizing the tourism and business sectors.

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South Korea cosponsored a United Nations resolution on North Korean human rights that passed Monday (local time), overcoming internal disagreements between ministries that had delayed its participation. Officials insist the move will not undermine Seoul's push for peaceful coexistence with the North.

“As a directly concerned party, the government concluded that cosponsoring the resolution would better maintain credibility and consistency, while contributing to improvements in North Korea’s human rights situation through international cooperation, even though various views had been discussed among ministries,” a Ministry of Foreign Affairs official said Tuesday.

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Korea in talks with IAEA over potential visit by agency chief amid nuclear-powered sub push​

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Korea to remove 'China (Taiwan)' label from e-arrival system after Taiwan's protest​

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