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plawolf

Lieutenant General
I call bullshit on that. I can barely get signal in my basement, and they're trying to make you believe they can pick up a cell signal from a submarine?
Indeed, considering that a submarine would effectively be a Faraday cages deep underwater and hundred or even thousands of miles from the nearest mobile tower, Huawei would need to be using some year 5000 alien voodoo tech for a cellphone to be able to ping a satellite.
 

AssassinsMace

Lieutenant General

The West thought social media would collapse "autocracies" but all it did was prove the West doesn't believe in free speech. Since Elon Musk is about to take over Twitter, the self-anointed champions of freedom are afraid of too much free speech where they alone get to decide the point of too much freedom. Look at the US winter Olympics athlete that was banned from Twitter for disagreeing with those pundits back in the US who claimed China was going to treat the athletes in intolerable ways because of COVID-19. He was banned for not supporting US lies. The irony is the controllers of the media like how there's a common belief that there's some bureaucracy that prevents lying through all media platforms. That helps cover-up when they lie to the public because that makes people believe whatever they publish has to be the truth. That's why the traditional mainstream media didn't like the rise of the internet. It gave the common person a voice where it threatened their control of the narrative. They don't have the power to control information as much anymore. Another irony is what they don't like as a destructive force in their own societies is what they want to use on China. Like the rise of social media, the rise of China is showing the true colors of the West. They want to sow chaos in China so it's never a threat to Western power. So don't believe they believe everyone in the world is equal because the rise of China shows they need all the power in the world for themselves in order to stay on top. Nothing in there says anything about everyone being equal.
 

Phead128

Major
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You guys were rejoicing at the Ruble's depreciation 2 months ago
Russia enforcing the 'Petro-ruble' for 'unfriendly' countries (or else!) is an economic nuclear bomb. It is successful in stabilizing ruble's currency death spiral in short-medium term, but I question the viability in the long-term, as we see signs of EU diversifying oil imports away from Russia by end of the year. I'm sure gas imports are next, but a longer-term effort.
 

Bellum_Romanum

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What the west is asking even demanding of Taiwan is to become yet again another haven for "multiculturalism" western style where anyone and everyone is almost from anywhere and the notion of statehood, patriotism will be seen and interpreted as hypernationalism, jingoistic, a.k.a. hating your own country.

Where love of country is going to be increasingly fractuous and difficult because almost always someone, somewhere within this new utopian western hub will be offended, pissed and feel discriminated against.
 

Bellum_Romanum

Brigadier
Registered Member
Russia enforcing the 'Petro-ruble' for 'unfriendly' countries (or else!) is an economic nuclear bomb. It is successful in stabilizing ruble's currency death spiral in short-medium term, but I question the viability in the long-term, as we see signs of EU diversifying oil imports away from Russia by end of the year. I'm sure gas imports are next, but a longer-term effort.
Where is Europe going to get all of their oil when the OPEC countries (excluding Russia) output/capacity is alleged to be at maximum level ?
 

Bellum_Romanum

Brigadier
Registered Member
What the west is asking even demanding of Taiwan is to become yet again another haven for "multiculturalism" western style where anyone and everyone is almost from anywhere and the notion of statehood, patriotism will be seen and interpreted as hypernationalism, jingoistic, a.k.a. hating your own country.

Where love of country is going to be increasingly fractuous and difficult because almost always someone, somewhere within this new utopian western hub will be offended, pissed and feel discriminated against.
As a consequence the "local inhabitants" will become more alienated from the tyranny of the new oppressive minority since voicing out any signs of displeasure or dissent with respect to the "immigration" cultural wholesale change, language bastardization a.k.a. English will be labeled as "Racist" and intolerant. All of these possibilities are being done without the public being consulted let alone ask to vote for such measures. They are simply imposed by the unelected elites a.k.a. Liberal bourgeois, Liberal intelligentsia of Taiwan.
 

solarz

Brigadier
Russia enforcing the 'Petro-ruble' for 'unfriendly' countries (or else!) is an economic nuclear bomb. It is successful in stabilizing ruble's currency death spiral in short-medium term, but I question the viability in the long-term, as we see signs of EU diversifying oil imports away from Russia by end of the year. I'm sure gas imports are next, but a longer-term effort.

What are they going to diversify it to? The Saudis won't pick up the phone. Venezuela? Iran?

Meanwhile, you know China is building up the infrastructure to import oil and gas from Russia. In a few years, Russia won't even need Europe as a customer.
 
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