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Japan > communist china

@SakunaiHinata 我覺得日本引入外國勞動力是沒關係的 但一定要小心台灣已經發生的問題 千萬不能給外國人「日本完整身分」，尤其是投票權與參政權 且不應該給永久居留，要有定期審查制度 只有這樣，外國人才會戰戰兢兢怕被送回國而不敢造次！

It's historically impossible. Islam began in 610 AD with Prophet Muhammad's first revelations in Arabia—over 1,400 years later. Japan's Yayoi period (c. 300 BC–300 AD), when wet-rice farming and early society took root, had no connection to the Arabian Peninsula or Islam. Japan's Muslim population remains tiny, around 0.3% as of recent estimates, thanks to its strict cultural preservation. Open societies rely on honest history and integration, not revisionism

He claims Muslims are the real Japanese and that the Japanese descend from Muslims who moved there in 800 BC and built Japan, even though Islam didn’t even exist back then. Is there anything they won’t claim?

被騙一次是意外，被騙第二次就是蠢了。 但能夠像國民黨一樣被騙70年了還繼續被唬爛也真是罕見了。

I worked for 15 years in China; I am proud to say that the USA is doing 100% better than China.

@y_talkroom 紐約市長曼達尼不斷提出新稅收方式，強調「這才公平」。但公平與否，本就因人而異。這類政策忽略現實：富人不會乖乖承受重稅，往往選擇搬遷到低稅州如佛羅里達或德州。 歷史顯示，高稅常導致稅基縮小，紐約近年已流失大量高收入居民與收入，長期可能形成惡性循環：稅收不足，再加稅，居民更流失

Kevin O'Leary看了紐約市長Mamdani宣佈「空置豪宅稅」後，直接嗆爆他 還是那句，只有白癡才會認為有錢人會呆在原地傻傻地繳重稅

it's heavy government price caps. Beijing has repeatedly limited increases to roughly half the market level, forcing state oil companies to absorb the rest. That cost doesn't disappear. It hits state budgets, reduces profits, or gets passed on later through other taxes, inflation, or slower spending. The CCP has used this approach for years: shield the pump price today, shift the burden with interest elsewhere tomorrow. The devil is in the details. Short-term relief for drivers, but the full cost still lands on the Chinese people when media attention is away

Just to clarify the facts on the Strait of Hormuz: The US Navy is not blocking Japanese, Indian, South Korean, or Philippine ships heading to or from non-Iranian ports in the Gulf. CENTCOM has explicitly stated it supports freedom of navigation for those vessels. The US actions target only ships entering or exiting Iranian ports — like the recent seizure of the Iranian-flagged MV Touska. The broader disruptions hurting allies' oil supplies come mainly from Iran's retaliation: closing the strait, firing on merchant vessels (including Indian-flagged ships), and creating widespread fear that keeps traffic low. It's the Iranian regime.

@USChinaWatch @Write4Republic US is blocking its own allies to get oil, countries like Japan, India, Korea, Philippines are in oil shortage and in trouble, and US own oil market price is skyrocketing. It caused its own Inflation and losing allies. US is shooting its own foot.

Communist China is behind a lot of the global problems that we see today. Yes, even iran.

@USChinaWatch @Write4Republic China has many oil sources, like Russia, central Asia, and it's own productions. It has the largest coal production, and largest producer of electricity. Gas prices in US went up around 20-30% while in China just a mere around 5-10%. It indicates China is in much better situation

The idea that China "doesn't care" and just sails past the US Navy misses the bigger picture. Before the war, the Strait of Hormuz saw over 130 ships crossing daily with a large share tied to oil ultimately heading to China (the top recipient at ~37.7% of Hormuz flows). Iran's own exports, mostly to China, often meant several tankers per day under normal conditions. Now? Traffic is down to a tiny fraction — often just a handful of ships per day, sometimes 2–8 total. Yes, occasional China-linked vessels get through, but that's a dramatic drop from the steady flow that should be happening. The numbers show the blockade has clearly disrupted the vast majority of normal traffic. It's working by volume, not by stopping every single ship.

"China didn't give a fuk, they just sailed pass the US navy." very few ships compare to before. I don't see the US naval blockade in Hormuz as a failure. It's a real chokepoint for global energy, especially hitting Iran's oil revenue hard. With the blockade targeting ships to/from Iranian ports, sustained disruption could force Beijing to lean on Tehran for quicker negotiations and stability protecting its own energy interests without escalation.

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@USChinaWatch @Write4Republic Why did US so desperately negotiate to ceasefire? Because the longer it goes, the deeper it sink into the mud. Trump knew it, that's why he asked Pakistan(backed by China) for help. Blockade of Hormuz? China didn't give a fuk, they just sailed pass the US navy.

@USChinaWatch @Write4Republic "Beijing quietly pressed Iran..." Asked by Trump. "protect its own economy..." China just grow its export by more than 10% 1st quarter. "hurt China's broader Gulf imports" A mere 13% of China total import. China can switch to other sources. US naval blockade is a failure.

Mutual respect and honor for our respective histories 💪

@Terenceshen I am so confused

China has “invented” the most advanced public phone: you need to use your mobile phone to scan it before you can use it.

At a time when Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is angling to revise Japan's constitution and expand Japan's military capabilities, Tokyo's accelerating alignment with NATO risks not only importing bloc confrontation into the region, but also exposing the limits of such cooperation. Under Takaichi's leadership, Japan has intensified efforts to develop "counterstrike" capabilities, increase military spending, and relax arms export restrictions. Coupled with closer ties to NATO, these moves mark a clear departure from its postwar pacifist principles. #NATO #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism #NeoMilitarism #Japan #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #高市早苗