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TK3600

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Tencent chickened out. In fact as recently as April of this year, the judge in the Epic Games v. Apple lawsuit had found Apple to be willfully violating the terms of the prior injunction, and ruled that the company could no longer restrict third-party storefronts, collect fees from these, or require interface elements that aimed to dissuade users from using third-party storefronts.

Tencent through Wechat has 1000X the leverage that EPIC had.

I suppose there is a geopolitical strategic argument to get Apple shareholders addicted to the Chinese market even more in the long term from the perspective of the government of China to utilize this leverage later on, but the true consequences of that remain to be seen...
This is nuts. If anything Tencent should ask 10% Chinese iphone commision to allow wechat, that is how strong the leverage is. Not having wechat in China is like not having drivers license and bank card in US.
 

Randomuser

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Even though alot of the stuff they own contradicts their religion but hey it's buisness.
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The guy name is solomon friedman.
Well if you are a well read Jew and well versed in Talmud, there is technically no contradiction. According to this certain clause and technicality, this thing is allowed according to Jewish law. You can even say I'm not disobeying this direct command from God himself coz of xxx technicality. Basically lawyer speak which is why you see a lot of Jews in law.
 

AndrewJ

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An ex-terrorist president is now washing his hands and becoming pro-China. :cool:

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Syria to transfer hundreds of Uyghur jihadists to China​

The Syrian Foreign Minister visited China on Monday and pledged to hand over jihadists from the Uyghur Muslim minority, according to two government and diplomatic sources obtained by AFP. This involves 400 militants.

A Shah, Syria’s new leader who adheres to Islamic doctrine, has been in power for a year and has been trying to distance himself from extreme jihadism.
Since the outbreak of the Syrian civil war in 2011, thousands of foreign militants have poured into the country to participate in the fight to overthrow the Assad regime, which was overthrown in December 2024.
According to an anonymous Syrian government source, Syrian Foreign Minister Shibani raised the issue of Uyghur fighters during talks with Chinese officials on Monday.
The source said, "At China's request, the Syrian government plans to transfer these militants in batches, after China previously banned them from joining the Syrian army."
The diplomatic source, who also requested anonymity, pointed out that "Syria plans to transfer 400 Uyghur militants to China in the near future."
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi pledged China's support for the Syrian peace process during a meeting with Syrian Foreign Minister Shibani on Monday.
Following the talks, the Chinese Foreign Ministry stated, "The Syrian side pledged not to allow any organization to use Syria to harm China's interests."
Reports indicate that Uyghur jihadists from northwestern China and other regions joined the Syrian army during the Syrian civil war, primarily under the leadership of the East Turkestan Islamic Party.
After taking office in early December last year, the new Syrian leader Ahmed Shah announced the dissolution of jihadist armed groups and subsequently appointed former rebels, including at least one Uyghur, to command positions in the new army.
One of the new armed forces is a unit composed of Uyghurs, which the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights estimates has between 3,200 and 4,000 fighters.
 
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Faisal Iqbal

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Well if you are a well read Jew and well versed in Talmud, there is technically no contradiction. According to this certain clause and technicality, this thing is allowed according to Jewish law. You can even say I'm not disobeying this direct command from God himself coz of xxx technicality. Basically lawyer speak which is why you see a lot of Jews in law.
Wonderful religion...
 

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Isreal is the only country in the world which passed the law in 1962, which bans the "raising, keeping or slaughtering" of swine, below is the example of exceptionlism of this law in its full glory.

Lahav’s pig breeding gained widespread notoriety because of its legal loophole, almost talmudic in its ingenuity, in which the kibbutz is exempt from the law and can rightfully raise pigs for research as a part of its Animal Research Institute. Thus, the kibbutz raises pigs for science and eats the excess, developing over the years a rather staggering excess. For many years the institute was no more than an ad hoc veterinarian research institute, which, on the scientific side, boasted little more than the successful splicing of an ibex with a goat.

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Another gem, on the same subject,

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There's a lot of rules to actually raise pigs in Israel. You must raise them on wood, so they won't touch the holy ground, and they must be kind of hidden. So I went there to visit and to how to understand how it happened, and I had a fixer, because you don't know where they are actually — you have to find ways, you don't have to use a camera. It looks like going on a war zone.
 
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Randomuser

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Wonderful religion...
A lot of religions unfortunately have this problem where the guy who's best at doing his lawyering thing has the final word. Hinduism is probably the most blatant example where you have to obey the Brahmins coz they claim the vedas or whatever gives them the authority and nothing will change that.
 

ACuriousPLAFan

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Sanae Takaichi wants to worship in the war criminal shrine in December 26th.

December 26 is also the birthday of Mao Zedong. Disgusting. Perhaps China should also consider setting the H-20 to take its first flight by then.

But wait - There's more!

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The #1 Trending phrase on Japanese Twitter: "Bombard Beijing"

Apparently there are plenty of Japs who still truly believe that China 2025 = China 1935 ROFL
 
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