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@monalisa_sapers @OrganizerMemes Rising antisemitism in the West is exactly what Israel wants. The push factor they need for more young American Jews to migrate to Israel to complete their genocidal project to replace all Palestinians from the river to the sea. x.com/KimIversenShow…

@OrganizerMemes Are you actually paying attention to who is under attack in this country? Black voting rights are decimated, federal agents are raiding communities for immigrants, Trans people are vilified and its become acceptable to openly discriminate against Jews.

Do you not know how the original poem starts???

@dennisw5 LOL. US leaders get asked tough Qs but so what? They just lie & deflect. Nothing has stopped your leaders from committing war crimes worldwide with impunity since 1950s. Burn in hell.

The fundamental reason that Defense Ministry Dong Jun does not come to Shangri-La is that it is an open forum where he cannot dodge hard questions about Chinese militarism and its aggression against Taiwan and in the South China Sea.

First time I've seen a video of Nuland speaking. She looks and sounds even more demonic than I had imagined.

@AngelicaOung Ah, a pile of products of the imperialist media-NGO-academia industrial complex.

I just realized that this post is the perfect encapsulation of everything that’s wrong with the « China hand » community. They spend so much time and energy creating and consuming all this esoteric narrative about China. But instead of enlightening and elucidating, it becomes a dense wall that literally blocks the light. The more time you spent reading most of those books, the more you’re gonna be misled and end up missing the the big story on China. You become like a kind of sad anti-expert. Toiling not to build up but to draw down on the sum total of human knowledge. China didn’t block out the light Benedict…you did it to yourself.

Mike Okay and Lex Fridman asking for a lift in what looks like a very remote part of China 😂

@lexfridman Is this you? x.com/tindingtin/sta…

I'm traveling the world for a bit, starting with China but then hopping around the globe, anywhere. Open to any adventure. No plans, only a backpack. Hoping to meet & get to know humans from all walks of life. The pic is from a long hike on the Great Wall. For me, as a fan of history, this was an epic experience. In China, first I'm visiting a few big cities & talking to engineers at the heart of China's AI revolution. After that, if feeling crazy enough, I'm hitchhiking (first time) across rural China for a few weeks. Hitchhiking because I think it's the best way to meet rural folks who I would otherwise never get the chance to meet. I hope to do the same in US and other places. I have a request, if you have a travel recommendation, fill out the form(s) below if you feel like it. Or share with folks who might have advice about such travel. Form 1 - travel recommendation: If you can, recommend to me an interesting place I should visit anywhere in the world. For this, fill out form 1. Not touristy stuff, but something off the beaten path, that tourists may not know about, but is legendary. It could be as remote as meeting a herder in the mountains who is a local legend. Asia, Middle East, Europe, India, South/North America, Africa, Australia, anywhere. In China, I'm hoping to visit maybe Heibei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Gansu, Sichuan, Yunnan, etc, so recommendations for spots to visit are helpful. Form 2 - coffee: If you want to grab a coffee with me anywhere in the world, fill out form 2 (please don't use form 1 for that). Anyway, I hectically tossed stuff in backpack. Realizing I don't have a clear plan of any kind, which is probably the only way to do it. LFG. Love you all ❤️

@WyattdaRiot808 @CarlZha Because both Han and Manchu are Chinese.

@CarlZha I dont understand why this would be celebrated. Ming were Han Chinese while the Qing were Manchu barbarians.

Chinese film "Battle of Penghu" will premier on July 25th. It celebrates Qing Dynasty naval victory in the Taiwan Strait that led to Qing conquest of Taiwan from Ming Dynasty remnants in 1683 It's certainly a signal to the US and its client regime in Taiwan

🔻🔻🔻 Starting a thread of collection of receipts that document the worst of war crimes.

@SecondRingSZN Regional studies departments are intel asset pipelines. Columbia is heavily infiltrated by Nat Sec State. Those two markers + the prize being funded by the 6th wealthiest Israeli + Anglo MSM hyping it up = a CIA/Mossad psyop. x.com/IsaacShaheed/s…

Ok yeah they cooked this in the CIA lab all the markers are here

Are you fucking kidding 😭

@przidnt254593 When PLA lands the young anti-China leaders will flee to US/Japan/etc. with their second passports or to seek asylum leaving the peasants behind. ↓ hardline DPP supporter x.com/IsaacShaheed/s…

This. I don't believe in the myth of a strong TW resistance should the invasion come. If anything I see many in the ROC armed forces cutting deals with the PLA...

@Unveiled_ChinaX Publish your source so that we can verify the authenticity of this video and whether this was actually filmed in Guangxi.

The raw reality of China’s commercial dog meat industry has been exposed in a disturbing video out of Yulin, Guangxi, capturing the brutal methods used to handle these animals. The unedited footage shows a facility worker methodically treating dogs for parasites using a harsh chemical dipping process. Armed with a long pole and a neck noose, a woman forcefully hoists a struggling black dog into a large vat of diluted phoxim—a toxic organophosphate insecticide used in Chinese agriculture to kill mites and ticks. For nearly twenty seconds, the animal thrashes in terror, gasping for air as it is repeatedly dunked and agitated in the chemical bath before being pulled back out by its neck toward a long row of crowded wire-mesh cages. While Beijing frequently downplays the dog meat trade to global audiences, this footage captures the standard, industrialized reality of the Yulin supply chain. #UnveiledChina #YulinDogMeat #AnimalWelfare #ChinaFarming #DogMeatTrade #ConsumerSafety

@shabbster9 @moghilemear13 I see. Yeah it's a third party calculator tailored for East Asian populations. You can upload your raw data to get a calculation. The provider is called Genoplot.

@moghilemear13 @IsaacShaheed There is a e11 calc you can import your data into. Its in Wegene

23andme ancestry results suck for non-whites. I'm told I'm 100% 'northern Chinese' (I guess it just means Han) and their users who share my DNA profile most frequently reports Shandong, Liaoning and Henan as the province that their ancestors came from. Nothing more specific.

@Jvnior . @MsMelChen longs for his kosher dick

This you?

@XjExplore 太好听了！这种乐器叫什么？

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@Chiuchiyin @BeijingDai He's trolling. China doesn't want SG. China is actually trying to undermine SG's geo-strategic importance by building a canal in Thailand.

@BeijingDai 🤣🤣🤣 wtf is this ethnocentric bollocks

I suspect there must be my followers at Lianhe Zaobao, because some of its articles seem to be responding to my posts on X about Singapore. First, Lianhe Zaobao labeled those of us Chinese who criticize Singapore as “inexplicable, gloating, and excessively doom-mongering Chinese netizens spewing nonsense about Singapore on social media.” It looks like me, doesn't it? Then, it nitpicked and harshly criticized 《Letters from Ah Ma》, a film about Chinese immigrants who went to Southeast Asia in the last century to make a living — just days after I posted my view that “this film makes people realize that Singapore’s current elite are traitors to Chinese civilization.” Even Lee Hsien Loong, during his recent visit to China, stated that “Singapore and China are friends, but Singapore is an independent country from China,” whereas I often refer to Singapore as “China’s Crimea,” suggesting it should hold a referendum to join China. To test whether these people are really following my X, I’m going to put forward a new argument: As a Chinese-majority country, Singapore’s government has an obligation to maintain the dominance of Chinese culture there. If its government deliberately seeks to extinguish Chinese culture, that would be a betrayal of Chinese civilization, and China would have the duty to launch a “Crusade southward” to recover it. I look forward to Lianhe Zaobao publishing an article questioning the legitimacy of my “Crusade southward.” lol.

@handofmidas42 @MsMelChen Wow, I didn't know Dr Sun was Hakka too.

he brutally mogged the ccp for sure fr ngl the hakkas influence on the sinosphere during the contemporary era needs to be studied as a canto i rly admire the hakkas for their raw will to political power, and how they always stand their ground unwilling compromise anything and keep their heritage intact. imo the hakka is the ethic group that fear entropy the least and love innovations de most among the entire sinosphere almost every single one of the revolutionary movements that changed the course of contemporary chinese history are initiated and led by the hakkas as well.. like, sun yat sen was a hakka when i think of the hakkas the things that immediately come to my mind are: the taiping revolution, LKY, Sun Yat-sen and Deng Xiaoping

Since its founding, the CCP has sought to use the Leninist concept of the United Front to extend its influence abroad by weaponizing ethnic ties to the Chinese diaspora. Lee Kuan Yew knew this first hand. In the 1950s–60s, Chinese medium schools and left wing unions in Singapore were heavily infiltrated by communist elements tied to Maoist China and the Malayan Communist Party. They caused a lot of trouble for him. He once said: "The danger is, if you are Chinese-educated and only Chinese-educated, you are monolingual, then your source of literature will be communist." So one of the smartest things LKY did was to make English the working language of government, business, education, and administration (while promoting bilingualism with mother tongues). Lee recognized that "ethnic strings" could be weaponized. Prioritizing English was more than just an anti-communist measure. Lee Kuan Yew understood that it would help create a neutral, unifying language and identity in Singapore’s multiracial society, while also cutting the emotional and cultural ties that linked its ethnic Chinese population to their ancestral homeland. Ties which the CCP are only too happy to weaponize. It's significant that Lee Hsien Loong - Lee Kuan Yew’s own son and Singapore’s former Prime Minister - chose to reaffirm the very ethos of his father’s founding vision before an audience in mainland China, speaking directly to the Chinese leadership and the CCP itself.

@MsMelChen @FrankyChen19 Your white masters will always view y'all suspiciously the moment they see y'all Chinaman faces however hard y'all bend backwards to show your subordination & allegience.

@FrankyChen19 Stop rewriting history

@MsMelChen No one cares about 坡縣. Y'all need mainland immigrants to maintain the ethnic makeup and keep up with the labour demand given your extreme low birth rate. SG is useful to China insofar as it's a conduit between China & the West.

The incident has drawn attention to the Ertzaintza’s institutional ties to Israeli security firms. The Ertzaintza, the Basque regional police force created in 1982 as part of Basque autonomy, has spent over €1.66 million on contracts with Israeli-linked security companies, according to journalist Ahmed Eldin. The force’s phone-tapping system comes from Verint Systems, an Israeli company with ties to Israeli military intelligence, and its officers have received training from Guardian Defense & Homeland Security, a firm run by a former Mossad agent. More ⏬

@Jackkk Why is he as extra as my mum

Bryan Johnson reveals why he uses an umbrella even when it’s not raining and UV levels are low “90% of physical skin aging is from the sun, so this is a UV umbrella protecting me”