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Dr. K 🇲🇾🇨🇳🇺🇸

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Human - for Peace and Justice. No self respecting sovereign country should tolerate having foreign troops on its soil. Trust no one. Question everything.

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fritzie urquhart@fritzie4art·
"Jeffy, I hardly knew ye."
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Chinese children believe Americans eat people because of the Epstein files America Vlogger: “They are asking me I eat people…I am like you guys. We eat same things” Children: “Does Epstein eat children…He eats children”
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Power to the People ☭🕊
Power to the People ☭🕊@ProudSocialist·
Where are the missing pilots? Why hasn’t Trump paraded them around to try to save his sinking approval ratings? Because the whole “rescue” mission story was a lie to cover up a failed mission to steal the Uranium that Iran thwarted.
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Daniel Dumbrill
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The scenery in Xinjiang's Tashkurgan is absolutely epic.
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mrredpillz jokaqarmy@JOKAQARMY1·
Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein is bonded together.
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Jason Smith - 上官杰文
Jason Smith - 上官杰文@ShangguanJiewen·
If Cheng Li-Wen actually leads the ROC to reunite with the PRC, she deserves the Nobel Prize. Being a pawn of the US empire: the US will sacrifice them on an altar to US power. If all of China reunifies, the world will be close to lasting peace.
tim anderson@timand2037

Leader of Taiwan's historic Kuomintang party Cheng Li-Wun has learnt the lesson of Ukraine and prefers Chinese unity to becoming yet another sacrificial pawn in a proxy war for US hegemony. Hence her recent visit to Beijing. channelnewsasia.com/east-asia/chin…

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Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸@jacksonhinklle·
🚨🇪🇸🇨🇳 BREAKING: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez arrives in CHINA ❌🇺🇸🇮🇱 Earlier today, Trump announced that he will CUT OFF all trade with Spain for REFUSING to support Israel
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Daniel Dumbrill
Daniel Dumbrill@DanielDumbrill·
This is the owner of another great restaurant in Tashkurgan, Xinjiang, also originally from Pakistan. He clarified that while they’re often grouped together, his specific ethnicity is Wakhi. He’s from the Hunza Valley. The local Tajik minority in this part of China are mostly Sarikoli people, but the two groups are closely related. I asked him about the assistance China provided during the 2010 landslide, and he confirmed it was exactly his area that was hit. The landslide blocked a river, forming a new lake (which has now become a tourist attraction). China first flew in food and supplies by helicopter, then continued delivering them by boat across the newly formed lake. I also asked him about the idea that Tajik culture has been better preserved in China. He said it was true. When I pushed a bit further and mentioned how the West, especially the US, constantly talks about cultures being “genocided” in China, he laughed and elaborated. He told me that the Wakhi people in Pakistan have become far more westernized and have lost a lot of their original culture. In contrast, he said his people in China have managed to preserve their language, they still wear their traditional clothes, and crossing into China feels like stepping into his cultural history. This is a common theme I’ve heard over and over again. A friend from Kyrgyzstan who used to teach at my kids’ school said the same about Kyrgyz people in China. A Kazakh from Xinjiang told me the exact same thing after traveling to Kazakhstan multiple times. And Mongolian people in Inner Mongolia still know the original Mongolian script, while it has been largely lost in Mongolia proper. This doesn’t happen in a bubble, China puts considerable effort into preserving these cultures. I remember a BBC report on Uyghurs in London trying to preserve Uyghur dance that was supposedly being lost in China. They even mentioned that UNESCO recognized Uyghur traditional dance as an intangible cultural heritage. What the BBC didn’t mention was that it was the Chinese government departments tasked with preserving ethnic minority cultures who lobbied UNESCO for years to add it to the list 😂. Adding that context would have completely blown a hole in their “cultural genocide” narrative. To anyone who does any sort of basic investigation, the truth is obvious: China is a place where culture not only survives — it thrives. Any so-called journalist tasked with covering ethnic minority culture in China and telling you otherwise is either legitimately mentally stunted, or deliberately a dishonest propagandist. I suspect it’s the latter, but I want to be careful not to disregard anyone in mainstream media who might have legitimate learning or mental disorders. The restaurant owner also explained that these special border passes aren’t available to all of Pakistan, only to people from the bordering regions. They were designed to improve livelihoods in these mountainous areas and to keep culturally connected communities linked. For many in these border regions, it’s actually easier to travel into China than to reach the rest of inland Pakistan because of the terrain and infrastructure. Without these passes, they’d be far more isolated. In his case, he applied for a full business visa, which lets him run his restaurant and travel around the rest of China. Coincidentally, he was in my home base of Chongqing just last week. He said it was a really special experience, but as someone from the mountains, he could only handle a few days. He explained most of his people prefer to stay up in these highlands. Back to his restaurant for a moment: it’s called Mountain Flavour Pakistani Restaurant (山味巴基斯坦餐厅). It has an interesting mix of Western, Pakistani, and Tajik food. My kids ordered the Western options and I tried some too. Way out here, I didn’t expect much from the Western food, but their pizzas and sandwiches could rival anything in a major city. Highly recommended!!
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I drove way out to a remote corner of Xinjiang, right near the Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan borders. What an interesting experience. Tashkurgan is a county where the Tajik ethnic minority makes up the majority of the population. There’s also a steady stream of visitors crossing over from Pakistan which is just a four-hour drive away. One of the biggest surprises was stumbling into a hugely popular Pakistani restaurant, run by the guy pictured here, splits his life between both sides of the border. The place was packed, we actually had to wait 20 minutes for a table. Not what I expected in a small town like this! The food was certainly worth the wait. While eating, I got chatting with a couple of his customers who had come over from Pakistan. They’re of Tajik ethnicity and told me they don’t need a regular visa to enter Xinjiang, just a special border permit. They said those permits used to let them travel freely across the whole region, including Urumqi. But after 9/11 and the previous terrorism issues in Xinjiang, the permits were restricted to southern Xinjiang only. To go anywhere else in China, they now need a standard visa. They also mentioned that Pakistani cars used to be allowed to drive straight into China, but these days only Chinese vehicles can cross into Pakistan. They both speak a bit of Chinese but can also communicate with locals in Tashkurgan using Tajik. They were telling me about how well preserved Tajik culture was in China, even compared to Tajikistan itself. This seems to be a common theme, I've also heard the same about Kyrgyz, Kazakh and Mongol people in China as well. These two guys have been coming to China since the early 2000s. They couldn’t stop talking about how fast the country has developed—it’s completely unrecognizable compared to they'd first visit. They spoke with real enthusiasm about how much China means to them and how important the Pakistan-China relationship is. One of them also shared a powerful story from 2010: after a massive landslide cut his village off from the rest of Pakistan, China stepped in immediately. They sent food, fuel, medical supplies—everything the community needed during the many months they were completely isolated. On a lighter note, I asked if they’d seen their Prime Minister’s recent X post—the one where they forgot to delete the “Draft – Pakistan’s PM Message on X” line before hitting send. I expected that they wouldn't know, but they knew exactly what I was talking about, had a good laugh, admitting it was pretty unfortunate and embarrassing. These random interactions and the little unexpected stories you pick up along the way have always been my favorite part of traveling to new places. The scenery on this route was absolutely epic, and I highly recommend it to anyone thinking of heading to Xinjiang. You do need special permits to travel this close to the border regions. I had mentally prepared myself for a difficult process, especially since my family and I were doing it independently without a tour group, but it ended up being far easier than I expected. The only minor issue we encountered was that we hadn’t brought our children’s birth certificates, which are apparently required. Thankfully, they accepted a photo of it on my phone, which I luckily had access to. The purpose is simply to prove the kids’ relationship to the adults they’re traveling with. It seems children didn’t used to need these border permits at all, but authorities are now putting stricter controls in place—my best guess is it’s to help prevent any risk of cross-border child trafficking. I’m not totally certain, but that’s my hunch. I'll share some footage of the drive out here soon.

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Noah’s Ark 🚢
Noah’s Ark 🚢@NoahsArk1000·
Just greatest ally things…
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Sprinter Press@SprinterPress·
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has arrived on an official visit to China.
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COMBATE |🇵🇷
COMBATE |🇵🇷@upholdreality·
Prof. Mearsheimer: "If we had Nuremberg-like trials, Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and their principal lieutenants would be hanged."
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Normal Island News
Normal Island News@NormalIslandNws·
BREAKING: Netanyahu confident he can find a way to destroy ceasefire with Iran before the resumption of his corruption trial
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Arnaud Bertrand
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand·
Wow, that's extremely rare for a U.S. treaty ally. South Korea's president, addressing Israel: "It’s disappointing that you don’t even once reflect on the criticisms from people around the world who are suffering and struggling due to your relentless anti-human rights and anti-international law actions." He said this after posting this yesterday (x.com/Jaemyung_Lee/s…), a video of IDF soldiers throwing a young Palestinian off a rooftop and commenting that "there is no difference between this and the Japanese wartime sexual slavery issue we raise, the massacre of Jews, or wartime killings." Israel's Foreign Ministry responded that his post was "unacceptable" but President Lee obviously - and courageously - chose to double down 👇 Also probably says a lot about where U.S.-South Korea relations are at right now.
이재명@Jaemyung_Lee

<끊임없는 반인권적 반국제법적 행동으로 고통받고 힘들어하는 전 세계인들의 지적을 한번쯤은 되돌아볼 만도 한데 실망입니다. 내가 아프면 타인도 그만큼 아픕니다. 나의 필요 때문에 누군가 고통받으면 미안한 것이 인지상정입니다. 아닌 밤중에 홍두깨라고 아무 잘못없는 우리 국민들께서 뜬금없이 겪고 있는 이 엄청난 고통과 국가적 어려움을 지켜보는 마음이 매우 불편합니다. 보편적 인권과 대한민국의 국익을 위해 할 수 있는 일을 더 열심히 찾아봐야겠습니다.> 이스라엘, ‘전시 살해=유대인 학살’ 李대통령 발언에 “용납 못해” v.daum.net/v/202604110641…

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Michelle
Michelle@D162Michele·
Anyone who lives or visited London will know it’s a dirty third world sh1thole. You don’t need Chinese or Russian propaganda to tell you this!!
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InfoGram
InfoGram@_InfoGram_·
BREAKING🚨: This will remain EPIC 🔥 🇺🇸Trump Today: "We’re now starting clearing out the Strait of Hormuz as a FAVOR to Countries of the World, including CHINA." 🇨🇳 China Yesterday: "But the SOH was already OPEN before the war? You have created a this mess OUT OF NOTHING."🔥👏
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tim anderson
tim anderson@timand2037·
Leader of Taiwan's historic Kuomintang party Cheng Li-Wun has learnt the lesson of Ukraine and prefers Chinese unity to becoming yet another sacrificial pawn in a proxy war for US hegemony. Hence her recent visit to Beijing. channelnewsasia.com/east-asia/chin…
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Kim Dotcom
Kim Dotcom@KimDotcom·
They control the media, the internet, AI, social media and our politicians. Yet the Jews are losing everywhere. They are unethical parasites and us goyim had enough. Those child-killing and prisoner-raping monsters. Imagine them without control. We will get there. Unite.
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Megatron
Megatron@Megatron_ron·
BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇮🇪 An Irish man broke into Shannon Airport, getting on top of an American C-130 cargo plane and smashing it with a hammer
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