Looks like this is it... I was right about August, just wrong about the year
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Mark Warner is also a massive investor in many of these American tech companies of which he simply want to knee cap the See See Pee competitors out of the way. Freedom and Democracy my butt.
This is a slippery slope. Who knows what's gonna happen in the next five years.
This is backfiring spectacularly. Millennials are the present, Gen Z is the future and they are alienating them all. The local sentiment on the streets is calm only because they've already systematically disenfranchised these 2 generations to the degree where half of them live with their parents with no other family, no spouse, no children, no savings...
Oh shit, as I typed that I realized, that makes them the perfect recruits. Easy to radicalize, can't run from mobilization, and if they get Kalibrated, there are no angry young sons or husbands, grieving wives, etc to deal with. They have no propety, nothing to their name, and if they don't come back, they don't come back. The key is, no angry young people who riot and trash things. Just some barely conscious olds who can be tossed some pain pills to forget.
Thats fine, due to global diminishing EROEI, China should "rug pull" sooner rather than later, and let the chips fall where they may
Nah they wouldn't ban this website. Lazy bums still need a cliff notes version of Chinese military development so they could slack off till the weekend before the report is due.
I think originally there were Chinese people populating the sub named after China, but the mod team was stolen by a glowie special operation. The refugees escaped to another sub Sino, which maintains fairly normal and sane views (by predditor standards at least) and is populated by Chinese or otherwise Chinese interested people.
To be honest most of the country subreddits are mainly populated by foreigners and tend to be cesspools of bigotry and racism against the nation they are named after. Outside of China, a cursory look at the India and Philippines subreddits as examples have the same trends.
Reinstalled Tiktok to watch videos of people complaining about the Tiktok ban. Those are surprisingly insightful and well researched and I felt that I actually gained a couple of brain cells watching them.
Japan wants to play James Bond?
Chinese FM confirms detention of Japanese national on suspicion of spying
By Global Times Published: Mar 27, 2023 04:41 PM
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Chinese Foreign Ministry confirmed on Monday that a Japanese national was under criminal detention under suspicion of engaging in espionage, saying that Chinese officials had notified the Japanese Embassy in accordance with Vienna Convention and China-Japan consular relations.
The detained Japanese national suspected of espionage has violated both China's Criminal Law and Counterespionage Law and the case remains under investigation, Mao Ning, a spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry told a press conference on Monday.
Mao said that China is a country ruled by law, and that all foreigners coming to China must abide by Chinese laws and violators will be held accountable. In the past years, there were several similar cases involving Japanese nationals and Japan should strengthen education and awareness among Japanese passport holders planning to enter China.
Japan's Kyodo News reported on Sunday that a Japanese man detained in Beijing earlier this month was an employee of Astellas Pharma Inc., and a spokesperson for the Japanese drugmaker confirmed.
Previously in 2015, two Japanese nationals were arrested in China on similar charges. The two men were believed to have been collecting information at the request of Japan's Public Security Intelligence Agency. One of them was held in Northeast China's Liaoning Province, near the border with North Korea, according to local media reports at the time.
Chinese FM confirms detention of Japanese national on suspicion of spying
By Global Times Published: Mar 27, 2023 04:41 PM
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Chinese Foreign Ministry confirmed on Monday that a Japanese national was under criminal detention under suspicion of engaging in espionage, saying that Chinese officials had notified the Japanese Embassy in accordance with Vienna Convention and China-Japan consular relations.
The detained Japanese national suspected of espionage has violated both China's Criminal Law and Counterespionage Law and the case remains under investigation, Mao Ning, a spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry told a press conference on Monday.
Mao said that China is a country ruled by law, and that all foreigners coming to China must abide by Chinese laws and violators will be held accountable. In the past years, there were several similar cases involving Japanese nationals and Japan should strengthen education and awareness among Japanese passport holders planning to enter China.
Japan's Kyodo News reported on Sunday that a Japanese man detained in Beijing earlier this month was an employee of Astellas Pharma Inc., and a spokesperson for the Japanese drugmaker confirmed.
Previously in 2015, two Japanese nationals were arrested in China on similar charges. The two men were believed to have been collecting information at the request of Japan's Public Security Intelligence Agency. One of them was held in Northeast China's Liaoning Province, near the border with North Korea, according to local media reports at the time.