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Eri🇵🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦🇷🇺🇺🇸🇨🇳✝️✡️☪️🕉️

Eri🇵🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦🇷🇺🇺🇸🇨🇳✝️✡️☪️🕉️

@MerchantJew

Katılım Temmuz 2017
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Karma🇵🇸
Karma🇵🇸@Karma22322·
@MulattoOrfeu2nd @JoeDaActivist “Peace tour” and it’s a Zionist propaganda! “Peace tour” during endless massacres and colonialism..enjoy your football but don’t be stupid c*nt and stat stupid c*nt goy shit
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@MangingisdaSays 🤮🤮,A thief is always a thief. Not only did they take advantage of a typhoon to seize Zhongye Island, which belonged to Taiwan at the time, but now they've even set their sights on Taiwan.🤡
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🇵🇭⚽@madeinmnl__·
certain local groups will back them up
SeaLight@SeaLightFound

🚨BREAKING -- 🇨🇳Chinese scholars have "concluded" that the 🇵🇭#Philippines' northernmost Batanes Islands legally belong to #China, by way of 🇹🇼#Taiwan. At a June 30th symposium in Guangzhou hosted by Jinan University, roughly a dozen researchers from prominent Chinese universities and institutes declared that Manila's control over Batanes lacks historical and legal basis, and in fact the islands belong to China. "Participants unanimously concluded that the Batan Islands constitute a natural geographical extension of Taiwan, with sovereignty belonging to China, and that so-called Japan-Philippines maritime delimitation negotiations in the area hold no legal validity. The symposium was convened in direct response to the joint statement issued at the recent Japan-Philippines summit." [Link in the comments below] In other words, Beijing -- via its academics and aided by state media -- clearly orchestrated this symposium to propose a new territorial baseline, a "lawfare" tactic to back up the patrols it launched far to the east of Taiwan last month. So far PRC government officials have not endorsed the symposium's conclusions, but that's not unusual in PRC gray-zone narrative warfare. For now, muddying the waters over Batanes' legal ownership is sufficient to help justify its "sovereignty" patrols. Full SeaLight analysis coming soon.

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Luke Walton
Luke Walton@lukewal61252615·
@mrbcyber 中国拥有这片海域的时候还没有菲律宾这个国家,那时的菲律宾只是个殖民地,它的主人也同意这片海域归属中国,这是事实
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Michael Ron Bowling
Michael Ron Bowling@mrbcyber·
Once again China is claiming territory that does not belong to it, this time from the Philippines. China is creating new islands and turning them into military bases. It is using fishing vessels as paramilitary units to claim ocean territory. Constantly invading its neighbors
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SeaLight@SeaLightFound

🚨BREAKING -- 🇨🇳Chinese scholars have "concluded" that the 🇵🇭#Philippines' northernmost Batanes Islands legally belong to #China, by way of 🇹🇼#Taiwan. At a June 30th symposium in Guangzhou hosted by Jinan University, roughly a dozen researchers from prominent Chinese universities and institutes declared that Manila's control over Batanes lacks historical and legal basis, and in fact the islands belong to China. "Participants unanimously concluded that the Batan Islands constitute a natural geographical extension of Taiwan, with sovereignty belonging to China, and that so-called Japan-Philippines maritime delimitation negotiations in the area hold no legal validity. The symposium was convened in direct response to the joint statement issued at the recent Japan-Philippines summit." [Link in the comments below] In other words, Beijing -- via its academics and aided by state media -- clearly orchestrated this symposium to propose a new territorial baseline, a "lawfare" tactic to back up the patrols it launched far to the east of Taiwan last month. So far PRC government officials have not endorsed the symposium's conclusions, but that's not unusual in PRC gray-zone narrative warfare. For now, muddying the waters over Batanes' legal ownership is sufficient to help justify its "sovereignty" patrols. Full SeaLight analysis coming soon.

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Inquirer
Inquirer@inquirerdotnet·
Chinese academics claimed during a symposium last month that the Philippines’ northernmost province of Batanes belongs to China through Taiwan, prompting maritime transparency initiative SeaLight to warn of an apparent “lawfare” campaign aimed at advancing a new legal narrative over the strategically located island province. READ MORE: inqnews.net/Chineseacadcla…
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kehrol 🇵🇭🌹🍉
these sick fucking bastards. the ivatans have lived in those islands freely and in autonomy before the spanish and away from the direct control of the chinese mainland from the song dynasty to the qing dynasty. they have no right to lay claim to the islands and their people.
Ivan 🇵🇭🇻🇦@IvanAtHome

CHINA CLAIMS THE BATANES ISLANDS @GordianKnotRay of @SeaLightFound EXPOSES China's recent "pretext to escalation" by publically staking CLAIM to the Batanes Islands in the northernest tip of the Philippines as part of their territory, with the communists of Beijing convening a bunch of fake scholars to justify why they own islands that for centuries was long regarded as part of the Philippines. He was speaking just a short time ago at the National West Philippine Sea Summit in Manila. This is disgusting provocation by Beijing. Filipinos must condemn this and talk about it more with righteous fury. @wps_ph

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SeaLight@SeaLightFound·
🚨BREAKING -- 🇨🇳Chinese scholars have "concluded" that the 🇵🇭#Philippines' northernmost Batanes Islands legally belong to #China, by way of 🇹🇼#Taiwan. At a June 30th symposium in Guangzhou hosted by Jinan University, roughly a dozen researchers from prominent Chinese universities and institutes declared that Manila's control over Batanes lacks historical and legal basis, and in fact the islands belong to China. "Participants unanimously concluded that the Batan Islands constitute a natural geographical extension of Taiwan, with sovereignty belonging to China, and that so-called Japan-Philippines maritime delimitation negotiations in the area hold no legal validity. The symposium was convened in direct response to the joint statement issued at the recent Japan-Philippines summit." [Link in the comments below] In other words, Beijing -- via its academics and aided by state media -- clearly orchestrated this symposium to propose a new territorial baseline, a "lawfare" tactic to back up the patrols it launched far to the east of Taiwan last month. So far PRC government officials have not endorsed the symposium's conclusions, but that's not unusual in PRC gray-zone narrative warfare. For now, muddying the waters over Batanes' legal ownership is sufficient to help justify its "sovereignty" patrols. Full SeaLight analysis coming soon.
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dex 💫
dex 💫@lowkeydex·
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IluMedi 💛
IluMedi 💛@ilustradomedi·
i may be western-leaning when it comes to foreign policy but i'm not KananPH levels of westoidism 💔
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China Xinhua News
China Xinhua News@XHNews·
250 Candles. A History Written in Smoke. Since its independence on July 4, 1776, in the 250 years, the United States was not at war for less than two decades. Produced by Xinhua Global Service■
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eska
eska@borboleton·
@blckwcnry se vai xingar o Brasil xinga com S o sua vira lata síndrome de americana
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Kiko
Kiko@Francis32129751·
@Kaaliyug Yo bro wtf that doesn’t even make sense, I’m a Christian but wtf that’s a fucking child you don’t seem very christian to post something like this fuck you retard it’s a child dying nigga
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MessMinchin_BINISONICJPN
MessMinchin_BINISONICJPN@MessMinchin3·
I used to wonder how the likes of Quiboloy gained so much influence in Mindanao and among some Bisaya. But after seeing how some people are reacting to Rene’s passing,it all makes sense now.
@_abcdfge

Ang weird niyo🥲

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