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@TYO_TEX @commiepommie I’ve already come across two so-called PhDs, and what they have in common is that they talk like a sewer. No wonder Musk hates anyone who puts “PhD” in their bio.

@commiepommie Not reading all of that. Nobody gives a shit how fucking mad it makes chinese (and their pathetic little cucks like you) Why don't you go eat some gutter oil dog meat and take a nice long shit in the street to relax a bit

🇯🇵 Sanae Takaichi and Japanese Lawmakers Officially Make Taiwan Their Business 🇹🇼🇨🇳 Japan just dropped “China” from Its parliamentary group name and here’s what that means. Japan’s pro-Taiwan parliamentary group just dropped the word “China” from its name entirely. The new name: Japan Taiwan Friendly Parliamentary Alliance. The timing is deliberate. Furuya Keiji, the man behind the push, said the move makes sense because “now is the opportunity.” Sanae Takaichi is already in power and the pro-Taiwan faction inside the Diet is moving while she holds the top job. Photos from the event show Japanese and Republic of China flags side by side. This is being framed as a natural evolution in how Japan describes its Taiwan ties. It is a political act. Not an administrative one. When Japan recognised the People’s Republic of China as the sole legal government in 1972, it ended diplomatic relations with Taipei. The 1978 Treaty of Peace and Friendship was concluded on the basis of the one-China principle. Embedding “Taiwan” in the formal name of a parliamentary body and tying that explicitly to the prospect of a right-leaning government, is a deliberate breach of that foundation. It fits a pattern that has been building for years. Japanese politicians have increasingly talked up the idea that a Taiwan contingency would automatically become a Japan contingency. They have expanded security cooperation, pushed values-based diplomacy and worked to pull Taiwan issues into regional forums. This renaming takes the next step, it makes the alignment more institutional and harder to walk back. Being in China, you can observe the impact of these actions. They are not read as ambiguous. They are seen as deliberate attempts to normalise what was once kept at arm’s length, to test boundaries and to create facts on the ground. The media have framed it as three dangerous signals. Pro-Taiwan forces in Japan are becoming more open about their agenda. Some politicians are explicitly banking on a Takaichi government to accelerate their push. And the move directly undermines the political foundation of China-Japan relations that has prevented worse outcomes so far. Taiwan is not just another diplomatic file for Beijing. It sits at the absolute centre of China’s core interests. A parliamentary rebrand does not change that. Around 321 Diet members are connected to this effort. The chairman is already subject to a China entry ban. These are not cost-free gestures. They embolden the most hardline elements in Taiwan, raise the risk of miscalculation and signal to Beijing that some in Tokyo see advantage in turning the island into a pressure point. History does not reward that calculation. External powers that treat Taiwan as a geopolitical lever tend to find themselves exposed when the consequences arrive. Japan’s parliamentary rebrand is the latest step in a longer trajectory. The same logic, followed consistently, points toward more direct involvement. Beijing is not misreading the intent. It is watching the pattern and adjusting accordingly. The question for Japanese strategists is whether they genuinely believe they can keep advancing this line without Beijing treating it as the strategic challenge it clearly is. That is the calculation now in play.

@denisewu 美国有所谓的《台裔美国人》？还是只是你的自作多情？

As a Taiwanese-American, I’m usually proud of my identity, but the recent visit by KMT Chairwoman Cheng made me so embarrassed to a level I want to drop the “Taiwanese” part.

@DH976291 @zaobaosg 说新加坡就新加坡，为什么你要代表马来西亚呢？

@zaobaosg 马来西亚已经感觉到免签的疼痛了。新加坡也感觉到了免签的疼痛。中国人来新加坡，不仅没有带来友好，反而最近诸多造谣新加坡已经成为了印加坡，变成印度人的地盘了。 看来新加坡是时候必须要考虑中国护照是否还享有免签的必要性了。

菲律宾国防部长特奥罗多称，自己是因为“说出真相”而被中国制裁，但仍将坚守本职，在中国的恶行面前维护菲律宾。 #Echobox=1781228877" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">zaobao.com.sg/news/china/sto…

@HairanMa @youshangpiaoke1 你是挑粪phd吧？嘴巴这么臭。

@coolbreezecn @youshangpiaoke1 我要真是你死个妈好不？

希望各位简中宝宝周知，世界各地不论哪个国家都是人情社会，自身技能能力重要的同时一定要经营好人际关系，在越发达的社会里networking越重要，不要被国内那些意林洗脑认为的国外发达地区不看重人情事故，本人早期在国外当脱产阶级时期也认为如此，直到自己真正在境外工作之后才明白此道理。

@VicentYip 这其实也是一种自我审查，他们可能在当地有被人歧视的经历，导致心理出现问题，只能靠不断矮化自身，剥夺自己的文化属性来得到白人的认同。我觉得很多香港人都有这个问题。

外网热议：中国小伙在瑞士旅游坐火车说普通话，被香港移民怒怼

@HairanMa @youshangpiaoke1 你真的是法学PhD?

@youshangpiaoke1 有区别。首先，国外有规则兜底，人情世故不足以超越规则获得超额利益。国内就不一样了，关系是利益的主要因素。其次，国外社交体验更好。大家至少表面上都相互认可彼此的平等性。国内向上社交要自贬人格去“讨好”，接受服从性测试。 当然这点在经济落后地区和体制内比较明显。

@ChinghuaiTai @web3annie 为什么你们台支张口闭口就要带一句“全世界”呢？

@web3annie 為何中國可以把自己搞得全世界厭惡，能把一個國家管理成這樣，想必也是人中之龍，萬年奇才，整手好牌打成這樣

Anthropic CEO 达里奥居然说入侵台湾！连马斯克都知道说是统一台湾。 他还强烈反对出口芯片给中国，不能让中国领先！ 阴阳英伟达非要卖芯片给中国，阴阳OpenAI奥特曼说一套做一套，不得已才离职 😂

@Ansel_Flipradio 你这个傻逼破防了，那说明他做对了。

王志安这个臭傻逼昨天做了一期完全不涉及海洋法，但与中共官方霸权操弄100%对齐的，关于日菲专属经济区划界的节目，节目内容完全中共帝国视野，毫不中立。很多菊卫兵今天开始四面出击，到处挑衅：你怎么不敢谈日菲划界？好像这个问题真的对日菲台很尴尬，自由派不敢碰一样。 专属经济区重叠是非常常见的，全球有超过500个重叠的EZZ，其中只有200余例完成划界。大多数都是搁置争议或共管。中日中含都是如此，要这么说中国政府是不是也卖国？EZZ双边多边谈判不是那么主权敏感的问题。国际大趋势都是搁置争议。把这个问题强行主权化政治化，用于民主主义手淫根本就是加入这个话题中共的认知作战。 最后，海洋争议的终极解决手段是国际法院仲裁，从来不是派军舰武装夺取。学不会这个原则，觉得军舰欺压很威风的人，当然对自己的家人也是喜欢暴力相对，也会对警察暴打市民叫好。 王志安这种胡言乱语和误导必须完蛋。

@michaelsobolik @OliviaEnos @dcexaminer 傲慢与偏见让你看不到事物的本质，这个世界并不总是围绕着美国人转，所以闭嘴吧，你这个愚蠢的小丑。

President Trump should make clear that negotiations will not proceed, and Xi’s visit to Washington will be postponed, without the release of several political prisoners, including Jimmy Lai, Pastor Jin, Gulshan Abbas, and others. My latest with @OliviaEnos in @dcexaminer

@JakeDodge17 @haugejostein 具体窃取了哪些西方知识产权？有列表吗？还是这只是你的鹦鹉学舌？

@haugejostein "On its own terms" = stealing western IP In the 1980s Japan was feared as a rising power, but *no one* accused them of tech theft Rather they were feared for out-innovating lazy U.S. companies.

If India had grown and developed as fast as China, the West would be full of “India hawks”. The West's anxious reaction to China's rise has little to do with China and everything to do with the fact that a large, developing country is growing rapidly on its own terms.

@Linahuaa Another Chinese bitch who only knows how to smear her own country?

I think China is gonna surpass USA hard in the long-term, but if any American can stop them it's Dario Amodei! He's playing the China game better than anyone! The nazi guard rails were the key to American victory! It's the single best strategy to counter distillation & leave Chinese opensource in the dust and race ahead to AGI. BUT, NO... Autistic American snowflakes are all pretending they're cutting edge biologists and AI researchers now. They're crying about the only thing that keeps them in the race. If you want America to win, you gotta give Dario ALL YOUR ENERGY! Quit bitching about Nazithropic's censorship! Sell your shitcoins & Tesla meme stocks and go all-in on the Anthropic IPO! Pray that the AGI gods will heed your call first, and then go vote for some Bernie Sanders motherfucker who's gonna nationalise AI Jesus. That's the cleanest path to victory! If you don't do that, you might as well just go to your motherfucking appstore right now, download Duolingo and start learning Chinese.

@JeffSnider_EDU Europeans are the most foolish people in the world. They can pick fights with the U.S., they can go to war with Russia, and now they want to get into trouble with China. I just can’t figure out what kind of fool would provoke the top three powers all at once.

Europe is preparing its public for something it has avoided for years. A real trade war with China. Not complaints. Not carefully worded statements. An honest-to-goodness trade war. Brussels has already held closed-door meetings. The "Made in Europe" framework has launched. Officials are publicly saying the relationship is no longer sustainable. Privately they are accepting the obvious: if Europe moves, China retaliates. This is not about protectionism. It is about survival. Europe's industries are under pressure. The old assumption that cheap Chinese goods were always a benefit is breaking down. China is not exporting because it is strong. China is exporting because it is broken. Households not spending. Property still falling. Credit collapsing. Investment crashing. China's factories produce more than its economy can absorb. So the excess goes outward. The world becomes the release valve. China faces an impossible choice. Cut production and crush the domestic economy further. Or keep exporting and push the pain onto everyone else. There is no third option. Europe is the first major economy to say it will not keep absorbing it. Trade wars are about to go global.

@GordonGChang Why would anyone believe this rambling madman?

China’s officials have talked in public about annexing the moon, making it part of the People’s Republic. And by the way, they also talk about how Mars should be part of China too.

@nanbuya_towada 妈的第一次听说台文。

我使用翻譯軟體撰寫了這段台文、因此擔心我的真實意圖是否被準確傳達。 如果文中有任何粗魯或不敬之處、我深表歉意。 温泉民宿南部屋 翻訳アプリで台湾語の文章を作ったので、真意がしっかりと伝わるか不安です。 何か文章に無礼や失礼があったら心よりお詫びいたします。 温泉民宿南部屋

想請教台灣的朋友們 我經營的民宿早餐供應味噌湯配滑子菇、但大多數台灣客人一口都不碰。他們是不喜歡味噌湯嗎？還是不喜歡滑子菇？… 台湾の人に質問です 当館では朝食にナメコの味噌汁を出していますが、台湾のお客様はほとんど手をつけません。味噌汁が嫌いでしょうか？ナメコが嫌いでしょうか？…

@mranti 这个卡拉斯经常会发表一些毫无常识的言论，水平低劣到令人发指，欧洲有这样的政客存在，那么欧洲真是一点希望都没有了。

欧盟女外长部分权力要被剥夺了。

@OopsGuess 欧盟有卡拉斯这样的政客存在，那么欧盟将毫无希望。

China Warns EU Over Possible Sanctions on Third-Country Companies The EU really needs to understand one thing: China is not a small country waiting to be disciplined by Brussels. You want to sanction Chinese companies, Turkish companies, Indian companies, and whoever else refuses to obey your anti-Russia script? Fine. But do not act shocked when China responds. Unilateral sanctions without international law or UN authorization are not “rules.” They are power politics dressed up as morality. And the problem for Europe is simple: China is not defenseless. China has the industrial capacity, market size, supply chains, and countermeasures to make sanctions hurt both ways. Europe keeps acting as if it still commands the world economy. It does not. If Brussels wants to turn sanctions into a habit, China can turn countermeasures into one too. Do not pick a fight with the factory of the world and then cry when the factory checks your supply chain.

@liyonyon 两个民族败类合流了。

昨日、参議院会館で尊重する人物と会った。中国系アメリカ人、米国海軍大学教授、ハドソン研究所中国研究センター長の余茂春氏。第一次トランプ政権の対中政策アドバイザーでもある。奇しくも私と同じ四川省出身、中国政府から同様の制裁を受けている。同郷にして仲間、共通の敵と戦う戦友でもある。

@Wl4b2S @rijingzhongwen 除了被你们台支骂没有中国人会骂他，他在中国的名声很好。

@rijingzhongwen 日本人被中共收买当日奸出卖本国利益效忠中国，同样被中国人罵。

【河野洋平：臥病仍牽掛訪華的和平政治家】在中日關係陷入戰後最惡劣狀態的情況下，河野今年也表現出了強烈的訪華意願。他向筆者坦白了病情：「雖然家人反對，但我還是想最後去一次中國」。5月底住院後在病床上也一直惦記著訪華行程…… zh.cn.nikkei.com/politicsaecono…

@ChapoteP So far, I don't see how this game is related to "one of the greatest games of all time."

Mucha gente piensa que GTA 6 será lo último de lo último, pero viendo lo nuevo de Fable, si GTA 6 no viene con innovación se quedará corto frente a Fable, porque Fable apunta a ser uno de los mejores juegos de la historia.

@DavidLe76335983 我震惊的不是封锁本身，而是日本在惹怒中国这一点上面表现出来的傲慢，以及接下来针对中国反击慢如蜗牛的反应，他们愚蠢到以为中国不会报复，以为所谓的“国际社会”会出面干预，以为“全世界”会站在他们这一边。 对了，我发现除了日本爱用“全世界”，台湾也特别喜欢用“全世界”这个词给自己打气，哈哈。

Two Japanese firms just shut down their production line, cutting 25% of the world’s tungsten hexafluoride (WF₆) capacity. This is what Chinese critical minerals dominance looks like in action — slowly choking allies’ high-tech economies Kanto Denka Kogyo (sometimes referenced with Showa Denko ties) and Central Glass have notified big chipmakers like Samsung, SK Hynix, and TSMC: inventories run out in June, lines shut for good from July 1. Boom — 2,200 tons of annual global WF₆ capacity gone. This specialized gas is essential for depositing ultra-thin tungsten layers in advanced semiconductors (3D NAND, DRAM, logic chips). Without it, fabs slow or stop Why? China controls ~80% of global tungsten supply and refining. Beijing tightened export controls and licensing on strategic minerals (tungsten included) — hitting Japan hard. Shipments to Japan have plunged, raw material costs spiked, and these specialty gas producers can’t keep operating profitably or at all. Japanese firms were high-quality, reliable suppliers that Korea and others depended on for ~80% of their WF₆ in some cases This isn’t random. Japanese PM Takaichi hostile posturing against China and plan to remilitarize Japan brought about Chinese sanction of dual use critical minerals (tungsten, rare earths, etc.) to Japanese companies. Higher costs, supply chaos, lost competitiveness, and eventual factory pain ripple through the semiconductor chain. Auto, electronics, defense… all feel it downstream. Japan’s been diversifying and stockpiling, but decades of over-reliance on Chinese inputs make this a slow bleed. Allies need to accelerate onshoring, friend-shoring, and alternative processing FAST. Relying on an adversary for the guts of your chip industry isn’t strategy — it’s vulnerability The “just-in-time” global supply chain was efficient until it wasn’t. Now it’s a national security risk. Wake-up call for anyone still sleeping on critical minerals news.chemnet.com/news-6286.html