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Okay, well, don't go to Thailand or anywhere that isn't your race then. Yet many Russians do. To be fair most recently the Russians that I've encountered are a bit better behaved (not as many starting fights) and many of the Russian women tourists are gorgeous. It seems that the very low end Russian package tourists aren't arriving in as big numbers anymore. Also when Russian tourists aren't getting drunk and fighting, they tend to stick to themselves. Indians have kind of replaced Russians as the worst tourists in Thailand. Not for starting fights, but for generally being rude, not knowing how to behave in public and a lot of even their tourists double as scammers.

No, going to another country and starting fights is not brave. The better answer is to stay away from ladyboys on the street. Russians have a bad habit of buying their alcohol from 7-11's, getting drunk and wandering around starting fights with Thai's - and then getting their arses kicked. I've seen it many times.

@NelsonCind16134 @RSF_inter You are very naive and CCP enjoy useful idiots like you.

@RSF_inter China does not need propaganda. In recent years, so many foreigners have traveled to China，go check out their vlog. You will realize just how ridiculous your lies are.

Today, we launched the 2nd edition of the #PropagandaMonitor, which focuses on #China. After investigating Russian propaganda, the project will now expose Beijing's strategies to reshape the global media landscape by influencing foreign news outlets and spreading its narrative. rsf.org/en/reporters-w…

Sen. Collins calls China's Salt Typhoon and Volt Typhoon campaigns a "huge miss by our talented intelligence community." Gabbard says she is "astounded" by convos with critical infrastructure leaders who say they don't feel they have the info or knowhow to secure their systems.

This week had some important and interesting stories on cyber threats from China with publications of Google/Mandiant and Hunt.io. China's operators are getting very good in lodging themselves into global communication infrastructure, not just for pure espionage or stealing secrets, but often to expand its surveillance state far beyond its borders. Further, they can operate from safe grounds, as they can take advantage of a powerful and sprawling network infrastructure that is beyond reach for many global law enforcement bodies. We did a little bit of a write up here: open.substack.com/pub/netaskari/…

Singapore just revealed "Operation Cyber Guardian," an 11-month silent battle to oust the China-linked APT group UNC3886 from its four major telcos. The attackers used zero-day exploits and rootkits to maintain persistence without disrupting service, a classic espionage play. As Bugcrowd’s @treyford points out in Dark Reading, this success story highlights a major lesson: intelligence sharing only works when the infrastructure is responsive enough to act on it. Tight public 🤝 private coordination prevented what could have been a massive regional disruption. Full story: darkreading.com/cyberattacks-d…

Just days before an Interpol Red Notice for his arrest, Benjamin Mauerberger sold his super yachts to shell companies, fired the world's most prestigious yacht manager, and disappeared into the Indian Ocean. This is how a fugitive executed the great yacht swap. 1/9 🧵

@DesmondShum @jenniferzeng97 😊 Inside job.

We wrote up a compile of the recent news of the alleged massive leak of internal, military grade tech data from China's National Super Computer Center in Tianjin. 1/3

Our support for activists saving cats from the heinous #CatMeatTrade in #China Sharing from .@WeAreNotFood ➡️facebook.com/share/r/1HsCyK… "Here's an update video on the cats rescued from the meat market in Hepu, Beihai, Guangxi, China. Aftercare has started! Some didn't survive." #wearenotfood #illegalcatmeattrade

@BowTiedMara His post was too long for me to unpack one by one so I just take your tweet as a summary of what it is.

The US stands to gain more with the Strait closed than with the Strait open. Few.

Ship Fuel Shortages Emerging Due to Mideast War, Supplier Says Shortages of shipping fuel are starting to emerge in Asia and West Africa as vessels seek supply outside the Middle East, according to marine fuel trader Monjasa Group. The UAE port of Fujairah just outside the Strait of Hormuz — normally a key hub for shipping fuel — has suffered disruption from drone attacks. The uncertainty there is creating new and unexpected demand, according to Casper Borgen, general manager for Middle East and Africa at the firm. “From the epicenter in Hormuz, we are seeing how the rings spread to Asia and West Africa, where markets are also starting to experience a shortage of products due to the increasing demand without the supply being able to keep up,” he said by email. “There is a bottleneck in one of the world’s most important energy trade lanes, and this means many new and major challenges for all suppliers.” (Bloomberg)

This is a pig who spent years confined in a gestation crate. She was left behind when factory farms flooded in Iowa and then rescued by some volunteers. The volunteers took her home and dug her a mud pit. She ignored it. They assumed years of confinement had extinguished her natural instincts. Then they noticed her wandering into the woods on their property. They followed her — and found her rooting in a pile of dirt, digging her own mud pit. The pork industry claims pigs adapt to confinement. They don't. Inside every gestation crate is an animal who still yearns to root, wallow, and just be a pig. This is the tragedy of factory farming. We tried to reduce feeling animals to machines. We failed.

@dlacalle_IA @StockStormX Yup. In Singapore, there are long queues, hours long waiting, for bullion. No joke. Yes, people sell and buy. So it's both ways action.

@StockStormX Not everyone. All that is being sold is also bought

A gold slump based on fears of central banks hiking rates and selling reserves shows a misunderstanding of how the monetary policy system works. A gold slump based on fears of a recession is even less justified. Any answer to today's risks will be more currency printing, not tighter policy. via Bloomberg

@StockStormX @dlacalle_IA No one is rushing to dump.

@dlacalle_IA If the policy answer to every shock is more balance sheet, why is gold the thing everyone’s rushing to dump

Knowing the PRC chives do not have critical thinking skills, even the most obvious AI fake video will be swallowed hook line and sinker, by them.

See? This is what the CCP delivers to their chives in the PRC. Since they have no access to the outside world via internet (what they have is an intranet), they don't know reality. So, they got to see these ridiculous AI created videos and fake narratives concocted by CCP. LOL

@DudeWhoInvests Not enough dollars to buy oil? —> sell gold to buy oil. Makes perfect sense.

@DudeWhoInvests It’s literally just for the headline for views. Zoom out