李学生 [BK201]

The US Army's new 30mm airburst grenade gun is built to destroy Russian trenches with precision explosives at 500m. It aims to change entire infantry squad, you will have 2 per squad one in each fireteam. This will be their primary weapon weighing about 11 lbs no side M4.

Chen Liangyu, the former mayor of Shanghai, was once seen as a capable and promising leader. He even delivered speeches in English. However, he was later arrested and sentenced to 18 years in prison for corruption. Many believe his downfall was not just about corruption, but also his alliance with former President Jiang Zemin and his efforts to protect Shanghai’s interests against Beijing’s central government. We need to understand that the Communist system regularly purges those who are capable and dare to challenge policies set by the top leadership, or who become too popular with the local public. In the end, it is often the mediocre, or those skilled at flattering their superiors, who rise to the top. Xi Jinping, often seen as undereducated, would fall into the former category. It almost seems that anyone in China who speaks fluent English ends up sidelined or worse, like Bo Xilai, Chen Liangyu, and Li Keqiang. Jokes aside, many political and social elites in the West, particularly those on Wall Street, have fundamentally misread how the Chinese system actually works.

How ‘free markets’ work in practice. Very rare to see the thinking of the ‘political west’, aka American empire, spelt out so clearly.

Manchus feared industrialization would lead Han people seizing power, a fear even greater than CN being a West colony. They knew even if CN were colonized, they could act as a proxy, but if the Han gained power, they would be purged. So they actually suppress industrialization.

Interesting SLA connection “The IDF launched an investigation this evening following footage circulated over the weekend in Lebanon showing IDF forces destroying solar panels in the Christian village of Debel in southern Lebanon—destruction of civilian infrastructure with no necessity whatsoever, even as hundreds of residents of the Christian-Lebanese village had not been evacuated from their homes with Israeli approval. The plot, as a source in the village told Kan News, previously belonged to Col. Akel al-Hashim, deputy commander of the South Lebanon Army forces and deputy to General Antoine Lahad, who was assassinated before the IDF's withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000. Some of Col. al-Hashim's family members now live in Israel, while his extended family still resides in the village of Debel in Lebanon.”