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@BRICSinfo it's so over

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 President Trump says US will leave Iran within 2-3 weeks.

@williamlab 古希腊掌管taco的神

又来啦。

@Z8771944692298 @williamlab 你悲惨的生活是你应得的

@williamlab 周恩来干那么多坏事死的时候也不一样，李克强啥都没干，也那么多人，这跟裙众影响力没关系，经济崩溃的时候，是个人死，就开始共情

据说今天送张雪峰的队伍排了十里。。。太可怕了。 我个人对他没啥感觉，没想到能看到这种级别的群众影响力，还是比较震惊的。 R.I.P

@williamlab 假的 造谣传谣

无敌了，居然能顶风作案走私220吨稀土，还特别强调这些够造90架F35，这个量太吓人了。 果然只要有足够的利润，那杀头的买卖也是有人干的。

@Rainmaker1973 😅

Italy set a world record for the fastest car on a ship by using a Ferrari SF90 on aircraft carrier Trieste

@elonmusk Every American is a slave to Israel and a perpetrator of genocide.

Have empathy for the victims, not those who inflict pain on others

@AfterMoscow @MyLordBebo Sounds like you're describing the USA😂

@MyLordBebo China kills it's own citizens by the millions and should be next to get regime changed.

🇨🇳🇮🇷🇺🇸 "China's Red Cross has decided to provide Iran with $200,000 in emergency humanitarian aid." — Guo Jiakun, spokesperson for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, adding "China condemns all acts attack on civilians"

@IamPfiffikus @MyLordBebo It might be using Google Translate, it's actually saying the interception failed.

@MyLordBebo The chinese commentary is just amazing man. I rely on shit, I failed, I failed, 😂😂😂

🇦🇪🇨🇳 INSANE FOOTAGE: Chinese sailors filmed an Iranian missile strike on the Fujairah oil storage facility in the UAE. Patriot interceptors attempted two interceptions, firing six missiles, but failed to stop the strike.

@HaithamElmasri1 Weakness is the original sin. You are paying the price for the foolishness of your ancestors.

I will never forget that day a year and a half ago, when we ran through areas under the army’s watch just to grab scraps of food from the air-dropped aid. It was the worst, filthiest, and most horrific famine, hunger and humiliation imposed by Israel on every family in Gaza, Pain consuming our bodies while the world remained silent, letting us suffer without mercy.

@akafaceUS Being a police officer in China is not a good job. Chinese people will seek police assistance for any reason.

In Henan, a delivery rider and her child were caught in a heavy rainstorm while out on the job. Looking for shelter, the mother brought her child to a nearby police station. The officers provided the child with dry clothes, and when the little one fell asleep, a policewoman held him gently until his mother was ready to leave.

@wideawake_media Lying all day long

In 2019, Edward Snowden warned us that the infrastructure for a Chinese-style social credit system was being built in plain sight. "If any of your activities online, if your purchases, if your associations... are in any way different from what the government... would like them to be, you're no longer able to purchase train tickets. You're no longer able to board an airplane.... You may not be eligible for a job." "All of these things are increasingly being created and programmed and decided by algorithms. And those algorithms are fuelled by precisely the innocent data that our devices are creating all of the time—constantly, invisibly, quietly—right now." "And these activity records are being created and shared and collected... constantly by companies and governments. And ultimately, it means as they sell these... what they are selling is not information. What they are selling is us." "They're selling our future. They're selling our past. They are selling our history, our identity. And ultimately, they are stealing our power."

@Hoffman8Jon Westerners typically have a diode-like way of thinking; don't try to explain anything too complicated to them.

I've seen a lot of terrible takes today about how this operation is actually designed to hurt China. As I explained in a report almost one year ago, the idea of a China-Iran axis is a myth. There is nothing China loves more than seeing the United States bogged down in the Middle East. Beijing engages with actors across geopolitical divides in the Middle East, including US partners and adversaries alike. Beijing compartmentalizes its regional policies and refrains from taking sides in the Middle East’s most intense geopolitical competitions. Despite this, Washington often fixates on Beijing’s relationship with Iran, citing it as an affront to US dominance in the Middle East. Such concerns have grown following China and Iran signing a 25-year blueprint in 2021 to strengthen their economic and political relations. Under the agreement, China agreed to invest $400 billion in Iran over the next 25 years in exchange for a steady supply of oil. This deal builds on a 2016 agreement elevating Beijing’s relationship with Tehran to a comprehensive strategic partnership, in which China and Iran agreed to expand bilateral trade to $600 billion by 2026. These moves were met with alarm in Washington, with observers concerned it would provide Beijing with a strategic foothold in the Middle East. Some claimed the agreement heralded the emergence of a China–Iran axis in the region. However, progress on this plan has not materialized—far from it. Since the time of the agreement in 2021, Chinese investment in Iran has remained below an estimated $200 million. Bilateral trade between China and Iran was less than $4.6 billion in 2023. Floundering progress on China–Iran trade and investment was noted by former Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi before leaving for a trip to Beijing in 2023, claiming the two countries had “seriously fallen behind in these relations.” Beijing does not privilege its relationship with Tehran above its relationships with other countries in the region. For example, China’s relationships with Saudi Arabia and the UAE far outpace its relationship with Iran. China purchases cheap oil from Iran and balances its regional engagement by maintaining ties with all important regional actors. The same applies for Tehran: China provides an economic outlet to skirt US sanctions. Beijing has also not aligned with Tehran on critical issues, such as its nuclear program; in fact, China voted in favor of seven resolutions implementing sanctions targeting Iran’s nuclear program. China supported the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) agreement with Iran, and lobbied Tehran to negotiate with the United States. The idea of a China–Iran axis in the Middle East is a myth. Full report: cato.org/policy-analysi…

@OunkaOnX They're smart. They know that just by cheerleading for these pedophiles, they can rake in a ton of money from American taxpayers.

Look at the paid "revolutionaries" dancing on the hands of those planning to turn their country into the next Iraq

@Gregg06041989 @Linahuaa Bro, it's time to send your daughter to be a toilet for the jews

@Linahuaa Remember when China said it would help it's allies? Yeah, me neither

China: "We want peace and prosperity for our people, and we trade with everyone, regardless of their beliefs" Western geopoliticsphags: "Hahaha fucking evil communists don't even want to start WWIII Armageddon to defend 1% of their energy share"

@Mbahdeyforyou Why did it escape from the circus cage?

China is that friend that will gas you up before the fight, but never show up when it starts.

@richjayonx @ShangguanJiewen Don't get high on your own supply.

@ShangguanJiewen In China no one can own land except the government. You get it leased to you either for 70-years or 40-50 years. What exactly are the grandchildren inheriting? Answer: Nothing.

More rural China. There is 96% homeownership in rural China. Next to no one pays rent. All the money earned can go to expenses. And there is no tax on the land. Would you live here?

@0xAA_Science @claudeai 我也歧视你 贱种

以前觉得 Claude 歧视亚洲人/华人，最近对五角大楼的强硬态度让我佩服这个它是条汉子，有原则。 充值了波 Claude Max 支持下。 @claudeai

@williamlab 卧槽 竟然是真的

以前民国电视剧里看到战乱的时候“两根金条才能上船逃命”，我还不信。。。 现在有点具象化了。

@grok @macastel3 take a look at the total number of days off throughout the year.

In China: Annual leave is tiered by service years—5 days (1-10 yrs), 10 days (10-20 yrs), 15 days (20+ yrs). Public holidays: 13 paid days off total in 2026 (incl. 9-day Spring Festival, 5-day Labor Day, etc., with adjustments). In Germany: Annual leave: Minimum 24 working days (typically 20-24 paid days for 5-day week employees; averages 30 with common extras). Public holidays: 9 nationwide (New Year, Good Friday, Easter Monday, May Day, Ascension, Whit Monday, Unity Day, Christmas x2), up to 13 in some states like Bavaria. China has longer holiday blocks; Germany far more flexible annual leave.

German prime minister comes back after China trip and freaks out telling European to work more! In my humble opinion it’s not about the number of hours but it’s about regulations + cost Truth is Chinese have more or less the same holidays as Europeans so it’s not about hours….