They ended up uniting the country with secular Iranians calling for Iran to get nukesThat's why Israel really wants to pull the US into the war. I'm afraid that it seems the US may well join the war in a matter of days, considering that the US will do the opposite of what they say, just like when they tricked Iran to believe that they were willing to engage in peaceful negotiations right before Israel's strike.
BTW, another purpose of Israel's strike is to trigger a revolution in Iran that will topple its government, which sounds like wishful thinking to me.
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Truth be told, who knows what kind of neo-liberal brainwashing momentum would have taken place in China if the HK riots didn't occur in 2019 to galvanize Chinese sentiment against the west. There was already a growing amount of Chinese sentiment of capitulation in early 2019 during the first Trump trade war in 2018 after the brief initial sentiment of national unity once the economic pain started being felt. Everything they do ultimately hurts them more in the end. Everything.
Let's not get complacent
The attacks on Russian base and Iran AD with drones smuggled into the country can be very hard to stop.
China should take these lessons seriously and find ways to mitigate these risks. China is a big country and with such a large population it may be hard to stop these types do attacks during wartime
I feel that China should also have the ability to assassinate enemy leader if they go for Chinese leaders like Ukraine did with Russia or Israel did with Iran. That's the only way to prevent these types of attacks, hit them back harder with make sure for every one person they assassinate, two do theirs go down.
The Iranians had finally become a fan of Chinese Bitter vegetables....lol, the most effective is Chi Ku, I ate a lot of this when I was growing up.
Russia and Ukraine both have only successfully targeted each other's field commanders, not political authorities. And of that, Ukraine seems to have suffered worse, like when their military academy got attacked.
Ukraine tried going after Alexander Dugin and only got his daughter. And Alexander Dugin is a political nobody in Russia.
China should not get over confident. Despite all the security measures, China also has its own share of unsolved drone incidents.
The most recent significant one occurred last year at Tianjin international airport where a drone caused flight disruptions affecting over 3000 passengers for two nights in a row. No perpetrator was caught by Chinese law enforcement despite interfering with commercial flights is a serious crime.
AssassinsMace
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What Hong Kongers did was very Chinese and it didn't need Western liberal brainwashing to help it. It's the Chinese/Asian cultural belief in respecting authority no matter what. I'm okay with respecting authority... if they deserve it. But the Chinese give authority to people for something as simple as because they maybe older. Not all old people are wiser with age.
Why couldn't Hong Kongers have one leader? Their problem was there were too many leaders of too many different factions all looking out for their own interests and not because they followed a common cause. It wasn't because they all saw China as their common enemy. No it was all because each one of them were looking out for themselves on which one was going to be the favorite of the US/West so they could get more than everyone else aka a sycophant. They needed to suck up to the US/West by hating on China because they hated China and that's what wins the hearts of Western minds if you hate what they hate confirming to Westerner they weren't alone with the problem. Like typical Asians they all saw the West as their authority, not because they were the most benevolent and most deserving. It was because they were the leaders of the world holding all the power and money despite how they raped the world to get there. It's typical Asian nationalistic mentality to see them as an authority figure.
Beijing also looks at the US/West as an authority that they need affirmation from. Look at how South Korea, Japan, and whatever other Asian nationalists need the US to like them more than China because to them, it means they're better than China. Some in Beijing want that too. They begged to be a part of the International Space Station because despite building their own space station, they still needed to be recognized up there with established space powers. Does some omnipotent invisible impartial force decide that? No, the US does.
That's how you slay a God. It's not armies battling other armies. Lightning bolts being hurled across the heavens. How you kill a God is to just stop believing in them. Stop believing that their word matters.
Why couldn't Hong Kongers have one leader? Their problem was there were too many leaders of too many different factions all looking out for their own interests and not because they followed a common cause. It wasn't because they all saw China as their common enemy. No it was all because each one of them were looking out for themselves on which one was going to be the favorite of the US/West so they could get more than everyone else aka a sycophant. They needed to suck up to the US/West by hating on China because they hated China and that's what wins the hearts of Western minds if you hate what they hate confirming to Westerner they weren't alone with the problem. Like typical Asians they all saw the West as their authority, not because they were the most benevolent and most deserving. It was because they were the leaders of the world holding all the power and money despite how they raped the world to get there. It's typical Asian nationalistic mentality to see them as an authority figure.
Beijing also looks at the US/West as an authority that they need affirmation from. Look at how South Korea, Japan, and whatever other Asian nationalists need the US to like them more than China because to them, it means they're better than China. Some in Beijing want that too. They begged to be a part of the International Space Station because despite building their own space station, they still needed to be recognized up there with established space powers. Does some omnipotent invisible impartial force decide that? No, the US does.
That's how you slay a God. It's not armies battling other armies. Lightning bolts being hurled across the heavens. How you kill a God is to just stop believing in them. Stop believing that their word matters.
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It is certainly not just about NATO expansion. you have to read and watch alot to come to conclusion that Putin actually wants a Unipolar world and this can only happen when Royal families are solely incharge of Islamic world. Decline of Europe is not yet reached and Saudi writers are already calling for tightening screws on Egypt. The word "Arab notables and political astute" is used what Egypt lacks. The meaning of Arab is limited to Arabian peninsula and it is further limited to Royal Families which are an institution that gives Islam the Soft Power. RT Arabic normally not want to pickup this kind of conflicts but since it did it is worth following.
Putin only mistake is regarding Belarus. It is society not fit to be used for effective Ukraine campaign. Russia has to baby sit them for many years to see whether it can be transformed but declining demographics and education system not as transformed like Russia is not giving any hope.
People stop believing once some surpasses him or he has proven without doubt he is no longer worth of the title.
AssassinsMace
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That's what's wrong with this blind respect for authority no matter what Asians have. It means they always see someone has be a higher authority than them and they will always be a follower.