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@IjazRaja4 @Jesii_ca_M India?

@Jesii_ca_M Think who is winning this war without moving a finger? Think who rolled out this chess n playing it extremely wisely? Once the bug power n it's tiny bully dog get their resources depleted who ll emerge as ultimate winner of this war?

According to you, which is the most powerful country?

@afshinrattansi What is Dalai Lama relationship with Epstein?

On this day in 1959, the Dalai Lama fled Tibet, China🇨🇳 A reminder of what the Dalai Lama’s rule over Tibet meant for its people, which is not discussed in mainstream media: -80-95% of the population were serfs, some monasteries owned thousands of serfs -Disobedient serfs endured torture including having their eyes being gouged out -The 14th Dalai Lama’s family owned 27 manors and 6000 serfs -95% of the population were illiterate -Tibet had a life expectancy of just 35 years -No modern roads, railways, or electricity infrastructure Contrast this to modern Tibet after liberation by the People’s Liberation Army: -Extreme poverty eliminated by 2020 -Literacy rate: 95%+ -Life expectancy: 72-74 years -Universal primary education, with expansion of universities -Railway infrastructure to the rest of China, with airports, highways and electrification

@SprinterPress What is Estonia? A chihuahua from Baltic, what can China benefit from a chihuahua?

Estonia has issued an ultimatum to China "If China wants to maintain good relations with Estonia, it must stop supporting Russia," said recently Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna. Will Xi survive such pressure?

@StandUpForTrmp You support his lie?

TRUMP CONFIRMED IRAN AGREED TO WHAT NOBODY ELSE COULD CONVINCE THEM TO DO: Trump reports that Iran has bent the knee and agreed to NEVER possess nuclear weapons. "They've agreed they will never have a nuclear weapon. They've agreed to that." Do you firmly support Trump on this? A. Huge Yes B. No IF Yes, Give me a THUMBS-UP👍!! MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON 𝕏. LET’S GO 👏

@Chimpin82 @shanaka86 Then why bother? China refine 90% of high end rare earth. You can sourcd elsewhere, but won't get tge quatity and most importantly it will be prohibitively expensive.

@shanaka86 Rare earths can be sourced elsewhere. Quantities of oil cannot.

In January 2026, the United States overthrew Nicolás Maduro and seized operational control of Venezuela’s oil exports. In February 2026, the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran that closed the Strait of Hormuz. These are not separate events. They are the same strategy executed in sequence. Before the first bomb fell on Tehran, the US had already redirected 900,000 barrels per day of Venezuelan crude away from China and toward American, European, and Indian refiners. Chevron, Vitol, and Trafigura now market PDVSA oil under General License 52, with all proceeds flowing to a US Treasury account. China’s share of Venezuelan exports collapsed from over 600,000 barrels per day to 48,000 in February, a 67 percent drop in weeks. The US did not announce this as war preparation. It announced it as democracy promotion. But the barrel does not care what you call it. Now connect the second move. China buys 80 to 91 percent of Iran’s oil exports, approximately 1.38 million barrels per day transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The strait is now closed. Iran’s export infrastructure is under sustained bombardment. Kharg Island, which handles 90 percent of Iranian crude, is on the Pentagon’s contingency list. In two months, the United States has cut China off from its two largest non-traditional crude suppliers simultaneously: Venezuela by regime change, Iran by war. Combined, China has lost access to roughly two million barrels per day of supply it was receiving 60 days ago. This is why Dar is in Beijing today. China is not mediating the Iran war out of altruism or diplomatic ambition. China is mediating because it is running out of affordable oil. The country that controls 90 percent of the world’s rare earth processing, that supplies BeiDou navigation to Iranian missiles and neodymium magnets to American interceptors, that holds the leverage to end or extend this war, is sitting at the negotiating table because the United States methodically cut its energy supply lines before the first missile was fired. The grand bargain is not a theory. It is a pressure system. The US needs Chinese rare earths to rebuild 2,400 depleted Patriot interceptors. China needs Hormuz open and Venezuelan barrels restored. The US controls the Venezuelan spigot. China controls the rare earth pipeline. Each side holds a chokepoint the other cannot survive without. The deal writes itself: rare earth guarantees for oil access, semiconductor export relief for Hormuz security, Taiwan status-quo assurance for NPT compliance. Every variable has a price. Every price has a counterparty. And both counterparties are now desperate enough to pay. Venezuela was the opening move. Iran is the middle game. Beijing is the endgame. The molecule that connects all three is crude oil, and the country that controls where it flows controls the terms of the peace. The US did not stumble into this war. It secured alternative supply, redirected barrels away from its principal competitor, launched the campaign that closed the competitor’s primary import route, and is now negotiating from a position where the competitor must choose between its rare earth leverage and its energy security. That is not improvisation. That is the most sophisticated energy weapon deployed since the 1973 Arab oil embargo, except this time, America is not the victim. It is the architect. The arithmetic leads to Beijing. It always did. The only question was whether Beijing would arrive at the table voluntarily or be starved into it. The answer, as of March 31, is the latter. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@Sportingbyond @jacksonhinklle Your support in the country doesn't count, your country is controlled by Israel, you are owned by the zionist!

@jacksonhinklle Why don't you give your American citizenship and settle in China

👋🇨🇳 HELLO FROM ZUNYI, CHINA This is where Mao Zedong first established his leadership role on the Long March, ultimately paving the path to modern Communist China.

@QuantumGuard17 The question is what can Russia buy from the US? Meanwhile US is still buying Russian Uranium, paid in Ruble?

BOOM💥 Russia is willing to start trading with the U.S in Dollars again and says they'll stop using B.R.I.C.S currency, and China is freaking out Controlling the worlds currency is huge Trump is closing yet another one of the Democrat piggybanks in China America is back 🇺🇸

@Globalsurv Did Russia warn US for indirect support of Ukraine?

BREAKING; US officials warn President PUTIN: Stop Indirect Military Support to IRAN After Loss of E-3 AWACS Radar Plane and Refueling Tankers US officials have warned Russia against providing indirect military support to Iran amid an ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Tehran, following recent Iranian strikes that damaged or destroyed key American aircraft, including refueling tankers and an E-3 Sentry AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System) radar plane.

@ajphelo Why you guys always meddle in Chinese internal issue? Let it be! Leave it alone!

Taiwan KMT leader Cheng Li-wun to visit China, expected to meet Xi. Cheng is a worry. Her comments are idealistic and naive and her earlier comment on Putin being democratically elected was profoundly ignorant. Watch this space asia.nikkei.com/politics/inter…

@Jesii_ca_M WW2 warcrime in China, SE asia. WW2 comfort women. Forced labors in WW2.

Name something Japan gave to the world.

@AmericaStan_ And he is about to throw tens of thousands of your members in a suicide mission to defend Israel, not America!

🚨 BREAKING: The U.S. has taken a tough stance, saying that any country that votes against it at the United Nations, chants “Death to America,” or supports anti-American groups will no longer receive American taxpayer money. Do you stand with Donald Trump on this ? A. Yes B. No

@twinkies69713 @business Why blame China, when the real root cause if the issue is the US and Israel.

@business First ban exports pretending to its domestic security when it has more than enough due to hoarding over years. Starve out regional demand. Then reopen exports to look like a saint. Typical Chinese dirt.

China has exported cargoes of diesel and other fuels to energy-starved countries across Southeast Asia over the weekend, in what appears to be a signal of support despite export curbs imposed earlier this month bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@InsightGL It will be another make in India Galgotias University style CCTV🤣

-Years of pestering the govt of #India have finally paid -1st Apr'26 onwards a new legislation will prevent the use of Chinese CCTV cameras in India -It would affect the monopoly of Hikvision & Dahua -This would also boost Indian manufacturing -Govt has finally understood the lapses in security protocols

@Roman_Baber The forced labors work in inhumane condition in dark factories. The forced labors are called ROBOTS!

Mark Carney will violate CUSMA by importing vehicles that are made with forced Labour. Our best auto customer, the USA, will not tolerate this. Carney is prepared to kill Canada's auto manufacturing industry to please Chairman Xi Jinping!

@scott007ab @shanaka86 Yet you ignore Israel started this war and dragged US into it. If a kitchen knife is used for crime, do you blame the kitchen knife factory? Your comment is motivated by prejudice and possibly racism, the whites and zionists can do no wrong.

BREAKING: An Iranian ballistic missile guided by Chinese BeiDou satellites, fuelled by Chinese sodium perchlorate, precisely navigated by Chinese gyroscopic sensors, and fabricated on production lines equipped with Chinese SMIC tools just struck the Neot Hovav industrial zone south of Beersheba. Israel’s largest chemical and hazardous waste complex. Nineteen plants. Adama. Teva Pharmaceutical. Israel Chemicals. A warehouse is burning. Route 40 closed. No injuries. No hazmat release. Fire contained. Four countries built that missile. One country appears at every layer of the supply chain. The same country that processes 85 to 90 percent of the rare earth magnets inside the Arrow interceptor that was fired to stop it. The missile cost Iran between $200,000 and $500,000. The Arrow 3 interceptor that attempted to stop it cost $2 to $4 million. If THAAD was fired, $13 to $15 million. If a Gulf state Patriot battery engaged a Shahed in the same wave, $4 million to stop a $20,000 drone. The cost ratio runs 5 to 1 at the lowest. 200 to 1 at the highest. The defender pays more to stop the weapon than the attacker pays to build it. Every single time. BeiDou is the variable that makes this ratio lethal. Before Chinese satellite integration, Iranian ballistic missiles relied on pure inertial navigation with a circular error probable of 500 to 1,000 metres. With BeiDou-3 hybrid guidance, the CEP drops to 50 to 200 metres. The missile that hit Neot Hovav did not land in the desert. It landed in a 19-plant chemical complex. BeiDou did not make the missile more expensive. It made the same cheap missile accurate enough to force the defender to fire the expensive interceptor every time. The cost of the offence stayed flat. The cost of the defence compounded. The Pentagon burned $5.6 billion in munitions in 48 hours. Israel has fired hundreds of Arrows since February 28, exceeding $1 billion in interception costs. The US requests $200 billion in supplemental funding. Iran’s total offensive expenditure: an estimated $200 million. $200 billion to stop $200 million. A 1,000 to 1 ratio at the strategic level. China is on both sides of the ledger. Chinese BeiDou makes the Iranian missile accurate enough to force interception. Chinese rare earth magnets make the interceptor that fires to stop it. Chinese SMIC tools build the production lines that fabricate the guidance chips. Chinese sodium perchlorate fuels the propellant. Every missile that forces an interception depletes an Arrow that contains Chinese rare earth magnets that are under export restrictions that China controls. The attacker’s supply chain and the defender’s supply chain route through the same country. The country profits from both the missile and the interceptor. The country that makes the offence possible also makes the defence expensive. This is not a war between Iran and Israel. This is a cost function. The cost function has one variable on the offence side: China. And one variable on the defence side: also China. The rare earth magnets in the Arrow motor. The BeiDou signal in the Emad guidance. Both made in the same country. Both consumed in the same exchange. One depleting the other. The war is a Chinese supply chain consuming itself at a ratio that bankrupts the defender before it exhausts the attacker. Neot Hovav is contained. No injuries. No hazmat. And none of that matters. The interceptor was fired. The stockpile shrank. The rare earth magnet was consumed. Tomorrow another BeiDou-guided missile will force another Arrow containing another Chinese magnet to fire at another ratio the defender cannot sustain. The IDF Chief said “collapse.” The interceptor stockpile says the same in a different currency. Both currencies route through Beijing. Full analysis: open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@simonbarrett20 @JustAMan37 @WarrenVsCCP Warren worked 15 years in china as pedo scout for epstein class. He was arrested and deported that's why he hate CCP

@JustAMan37 @WarrenVsCCP you are mad go to china and see the truth this is the countryside

Shenzhen, China 🇨🇳—this is what it’s come to. Jobs drying up, people struggling to get by. The CCP 🇨🇳doesn’t prioritize your life—it prioritizes control.

@Terenceshen Dude, what about the obvious epstein pedo class? The commies threat is an imaginary one, you fail to acknowledge the obvious zionist lobby aipac epstein class which is controlling and ruining your country from the inside. Unless offcourse you are an epstein class mouthpiece.

A Chinese person waving a Communist flag at the NYC “No Kings” protest—don’t tell me it has nothing to do with the Chinese Communist Party trying to undermine U.S. interests.

@jhogan8088 @Terenceshen What about the obvious israel zionist lobby aipac?

@Terenceshen We’re under assault by a slow motion color revolution. Foreign money funding lobbyists, political campaigns and civil unrest. It’s a deliberate, decentralized campaign but if you follow the money far enough it all leads to China.

@_BuzzBrief__ @Pseudo_Prophet_ Tesla is actually using BYD batteries and export most of their cars to global market from Shanghai gigafactory. Most Tesla cars are using Chinese components, produced by chinese supplu chains.

@Pseudo_Prophet_ BYD fans are real quiet today. 🤐 You can’t 'farm' your way out of poor build quality. Tesla’s safety tech and battery management are years ahead of the competition. If it’s not a Tesla, it’s just a gamble.

Chinese Electric Vehicles are on a whole different level. BYD is clearly the best electric vehicle in the world. 🤡 Check out this BYD Seal, the most popular EV globally. 😅

@JimFergusonUK With ally like the US, who needs enemy?

🚨 TRUMP JUST SENT A WARNING TO NATO — AND PEOPLE ARE MISSING IT “This was a test.” “Remember this in a number of months.” “Never forget.” That’s not casual language. That’s leverage. Trump is making something very clear: When the U.S. asked for support in the Strait of Hormuz… He was watching who showed up — and who didn’t. This wasn’t just about the situation on the ground. It was a loyalty check. And now comes the signal: Decisions won’t be made today. They’ll be made later. Based on what just happened. Let’s be precise: There is no official confirmation that the U.S. is leaving NATO. But this is how strategic shifts are telegraphed. First comes the test. Then comes the memory. Then comes the decision. And when Trump says “remember this”… History suggests he means it. Watch what happens next.