Dr. Petrus Lellerius

Charlie Kirk’s Death Exposed the Biggest Scam in History. Video by: Chase Hughes (@NCIUniversity)

@kajsadovstad @AlexaEkengren @HenrikMedH @vonBlabar I Stockholm är det inte mycket att hurra för om du vill bo bra. Har du sett bostadspriserna?

@AlexaEkengren @HenrikMedH @vonBlabar Nej, jag får det verkligen inte att låta som att alla har den inkomsten. Men jobbar man sig uppåt i karriärsstegen så tjänar man den summan. 50 k är inte pjåkigt det heller.

Lite perspektiv på de "sänkta ingångslönerna" på ambulansen i Stockholm. Ingångslönerna kanske har sänkts från ca 45 000 till ca 41 000. Men samtidigt har ob-ersättningen fördubblats och arbetstiden kortats. vardfokus.se/nyheter/efter-…

@DavidBrante @TreSMguld Ta bara Gaza. Pumpar du in och försörjer befolkningen så håller man upp Hamas att de ska fortsätta kunna ha makten. Vad är det du inte förstår i logiken att bistånd kan möjliggöra för regimer att hålla kvar sig vid makten.

@DavidBrante @TreSMguld Problemet med bistånd i denna form är att man hjälper sagda regimer att ha kvar makten då de inte behöver satsa pengar på säg utbildning och sjukvård utan lägger pengarna på vapen och raketer istället för resten finansieras ändå via bistånd och håller folk flytande.

@MagnusRanstorp Detta är politisk korrekthet bland många idag tyvärr, speciellt på vänsterkanten. Och det är oftast folk på vänsterkanten inom musiken och som besökare på dessa festivaler.

Sjukt att detta förekommer på en musikfestival som Glastonbury. Även Hizballah flaggor syns bland publiken. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

@ohdeadshit @grok where did this happen? Did they get arrested?

Iran har avfyrat hundratals ballistiska robotar – fullastade med sprängämnen – urskillningslöst mot israeliska civila med ett enda syfte: att döda så många oskyldiga som möjligt. Samtidigt som Israel noggrant riktar in sig på högt uppsatta militärbefäl och nyckelpersoner i Irans kärnvapenprogram, väljer Teheran att bomba bostadsområden i Tel Aviv och Haifa. Inget land kan acceptera att extremistiska mullor med @fr_Khamenei i spetsen får tillgång till kärnvapen eller ett arsenal av robotar. Vore galenskap om Israel tänker stå passivt och se det hända

@Polisen_Sverige 8 år är ju ett skämt...

24 års återreseförbud för tre personer i kriminellt nätverk: Tre personer tillhörande ledarskiktet i ett kriminellt nätverk har avvisats från Sverige och får åtta års åter dlvr.it/TKfbJn

@FT Do you really want to fly over a country that is in an active war???

China's biggest state-owned airlines have a cost advantage as they are unaffected by Russia's airspace ban imposed on most European airlines. on.ft.com/4a7nL1U

@UnseenJapanSite Pretty difficult to learn every language in all countries you travel to. Damn I would need to be able to speak like 10+ different languages then.

The Japanese restaurant owner finishes with a common complaint other restaurants have expressed. They used to accept orders from foreigners who didn’t speak Japanese – but it took too much time and was “tedious.”

@e12251525 @macastel3 It is even worse in tier 2 cities with population in the 10s of millions. Malls malls malls. There is more culture in a Swedish city of 150,000 people.

Did you know there are only 74 theatres in Shanghai vs 241 in London? This with 3X the population... If Shanghai has the ambition (as it should) to become a global city and attract tourists/talents they must increase the number of theatres and cultural offerings

@tongbingxue How are they even able to make money selling noodles for that price in Beijing which is very expensive?

Lunch with hand-made noodles in Beijing, self-service sauces. RMB:19, or $2.7.

@THEStevenSirski @macastel3 These projects will never make a profit. Skyscrapers is to show off.

@macastel3 I was surprised that the CITIC tower in Beijing has taken so long to fill up. I thought they presold these things?? Why build it if it’s not needed?

After a difficult start, seems that The tallest tower in China is reaching 80% occupancy. Lots of blue chip and international names have office there. J Hotel (local brand) from Floors 86 to 98.

@RnaudBertrand @dominiccampbell China's crime statistics is as accurate as my fart.

@dominiccampbell China does release detailed crime statistics: data.stats.gov.cn/english/easyqu… so 🤷‍♂️

This is actually hilarious. China has 2 stabbings attacks recently - two - and the FT is doing a whole piece on the "crime wave" that's overtaking the country, how that reveals deep issues in China, bla bla bla. Meanwhile in London alone last year there were 12,786 stabbings. A subject, I checked, that the FT hasn't written a single article about in 6 years (even though it's their own country)...

@RnaudBertrand China did not have 2 stabbings recently. They had two racially/xenophobia motivated stabbings.

@macastel3 No protein and just carbs will make the food cheaper as well. For example noodles, pretty cheap with just noodles and like 5 grams of meat.

I say never go to a cheap restaurant or small food court in China. Long gone are the days of cheap ingredients. So if you see something too cheap, they probably cut corners. Tell me how you make money with ¥20-35 meals in todays China. At least must cost ¥50-60+ (minimum)

@HaraldinChina @nikstankovic_ No, they will hire a Chinese person who can speak english instead.

@nikstankovic_ It's a huge job market, as every company working with China needs Chinese speakers. Be it service providers for Chinese coming to the West, or western companies selling to China. All need Mandarin speakers.

Unfortunately I have to challenge the career opportunities with Mandarin here. I am not the only one saying this. There are some career opportunities for Mandarin speakers and they are mostly working as translators for Chinese companies world wide. But the number of these jobs is limited. For example in Serbia where probably 10 large Chinese companies operate (disproportionately a lot), there will be perhaps 5-10 Chinese speakers in each working as translators and interpreters. So that is 50-100 jobs, not a lot even for small Serbia. I am not sure the number is even that high in reality, perhaps 30 max. There are maybe 3-4 at the Serbian foreign ministry? So it will be like that in every country. In the US and European countries, given sanctions and tariffs, the number is likely to proportionally be even slower. And translator jobs is what they are all going to be. So if you speak Mandarin, you can only really do it in your country. Like, I couldn't go to Vietnam to translate for the Chinese because I don't speak Vietnamese. I could only do it in Serbia. Speaking Mandarin unfortunately does not open the Chinese labor market for anyone. You don't need to speak it to be an English teacher. Other jobs you are not going to get even if you speak the language. At some high level, you won't need it either--the Chinese at that level will speak excellent English. Assuming a parallel with English fails. You should learn Mandarin for cultural reasons. It is not a business language and I don't see it becoming one. If someone wants to challenge this that's great, but please provide a path how that happens.

@luo_yuehan Pretty sure they are children who grew up in China to expat parents.

Young foreigners are proud that they can speak Chinese.

@RuoyuLi154525 @DrHueyLi @CTankie1917 No it is not. Looks like photos sometime between 2010-2020 I would say. Workers living in such dorms is still very common for tons of millions of workers in China. Just walk by any construction site and you will see those blue and white temporary dorms where workers live.

I hate to post images like these. But a lot of y'all think dictatorship is OK because "China is doing OK". Sorry, only the side of China on TV is doing OK. You have no idea what the unrepresented part looks like. These are some random photos of worker dormitories in China.