I thought we agreed that Xi was the one pulling the coup?
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Didn't the coup also involved a 100m tall skeleton marking towards Beijing? I remember seeing that video.
A visit would sabotage their political fortunes.Looks like AfD is more China friendly than I thought. I originally only read these two articles by Maximilian Krah who was a AfD MEP and vice chair of Europe-China friendly group in European Parliament (欧洲议会欧中友好小组副主席) ?
Then I remembered this interview by one of the two leaders of AfD shows a friendly stance towards China IMO.
Today I came across info on the other leader of AfD, Alice Weidel. CCTV interviewed her before
Check out her Wikipedia profile
Maybe the CPC International Dept should pay them a visit before the next Germany election.
Reminds me of this famous dialogue
Beijing actually doesn't exist anymore. That skeleton flattened the entire city. All videos of Beijing are green screens.
Having said that, what's wrong with Thuringia actually? That Bundesland has been hotbed for AfD.
Krah once interviewed by Guancha, was super based, enough to trigger a Chinese libz profLooks like AfD is more China friendly than I thought. I originally only read these two articles by Maximilian Krah who was a AfD MEP and vice chair of Europe-China friendly group in European Parliament (欧洲议会欧中友好小组副主席) ?
Then I remembered this interview by one of the two leaders of AfD shows a friendly stance towards China IMO.
Today I came across info on the other leader of AfD, Alice Weidel. CCTV interviewed her before
Check out her Wikipedia profile
Maybe the CPC International Dept should pay them a visit before the next Germany election.
Reminds me of this famous dialogue
Well said.
I have to comment, because from my readings over the years, that is exactly what the Chinese believe.
More or less.
Sure there are some good points, but the overall system? Or the how the British used to boast about their British way of life.
Some good points are fine.
As for the rest, thanks but no thanks!
Which part do you specifically disagree with? We do need to address anti-Asian bias. It’s an imperfect system. But you do realize that the majority of Harvard’s students are NOT white, with Asians making up the largest group of minorities (30%).
People arguing for argument’s sake when they say Harvard should be 100% Chinese.
If two schools are equally good, why would any parents choose the one that is homogenous in race. How does that benefit their kid, especially in a country like America.
Like what? Name a few please? Got the sense China is perfect from all the past posts. Someone here once defended the Cultural Revolution as necessary.
I enjoyed many of your comments just like I enjoyed Modi’s victory speeches on Hindu nationalism. They sound very similar.
Status Coup. The deck: Four of [the cars] were not showing signs of stress yet,” EPA official says in video obtained by SC. Admission shows “they did this to get the [train] lines open,” hazardous waste expert tells SC.
Continued breakdown of the US legal system.
Ukrainska Pravda
Rather than change course when faced with the prospect of a nationalist, euro-skeptic party faring well with voters (AfD), we instead now have NED stooges sounding the "democracy-threat alarm". Thomas Haldenwang, the chief of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, at a news conference last week that far-right views and positions pose the biggest threat to "German democracy".
Continued breakdown of the US legal system.
I think I know why they're acting so nice recently.
Ukrainska Pravda
Rather than change course when faced with the prospect of a nationalist, euro-skeptic party faring well with voters (AfD), we instead now have NED stooges sounding the "democracy-threat alarm". Thomas Haldenwang, the chief of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, at a news conference last week that far-right views and positions pose the biggest threat to "German democracy".
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Japan and S. Korea should be careful. If there's one thing Indians are exceptional at is climbing ladders, especially the corporate and political ladders. A Western-aligned India may in time be able to domineer the South Koreans and Japanese as junior partners as they've become overly committed to the US ladder. I have no doubt that more and more Indian talent finds its way into positions of power in Washington D.C. and Wall Street and drive a more Indian-friendly policy from and within America.