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pmc

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I take back what I said about twitter lol.
Adding context is good, actually.

this often comes up. but this Kaddafi type personality and his spending on Africans not exactly liked by Gulf Arabs.
They managed to outsource the work. The new Saudi establishment after 2015. they are now more direct but still prefer some one else do the work. People underestimate Gulf Arabs soft power , wealth and there interests spread around the world and they are making sure world revolves around them. the sequence of words in sentence matters.
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Saudi Ambassador to Tehran: Relations with Iran will be based on common interests​


I am sure these kind of graphs are presented to Gulf Arabs showing what South Koreans are doing for them thats why Mideast is presented separately and these Gulf Arabs are not dumb they know N Korea need to be moved in positive direction. thats why you see that telegram from Sultan of Oman and all those statements in Arabic from RT and so many Russian officials meeting Kim Jong un some them very close to Gulf Arabs.. who knows Gulf Arabs may need two Koreas.

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FriedButter

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This reeks of corruption. Someone committed suicide by stabbing themselves 20 times with half of them being on the back of the head. There is a court rendering of the stab wounds in the article. Probably not appropriate to post here.

Suicide ruling upheld for Philly teacher found with 20 stab wounds but judges slam ‘deeply flawed’ investigation​

An appellate court panel upheld a ruling that a Philadelphia teacher found dead in 2011 with 20 stab wounds had killed herself, but slammed police’s investigation as “deeply flawed,” according to court documents.

The family of Ellen Greenberg, 27, have fought for more than a decade to overturn the city’s ruling over the teacher’s death, whose corpse was riddled with stab wounds, including 10 to the back of the head and neck.

Greenberg’s family hired a team of experts in the aftermath of her death who pointed out that a knife in her apartment was overturned, possibly suggesting that she had been involved in a struggle, and a gash on the back of her head may have rendered her unconscious and unable to defend herself.

Her family has also questioned why she filled up her gas tank before coming home and didn’t leave a note indicating that she planned to take her own life.

An appellate panel ruled Wednesday that Greenberg’s parents, Joshua and Sandra, lacked the standing for a civil suit, but the judges criticized the city police, prosecutors, the medical examiner’s office and pathologists Marlon Osbourne and Sam Gulino for blunders made in their investigation, Fox News reports.
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ACuriousPLAFan

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by Lewis Page (The Telegraph)

"On Monday, the
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and her escorts exited the South China Sea south of Taiwan out into the Western Pacific. Eight more People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) warships sortied past Taiwan to the north, via the Miyako Strait. Altogether the Taiwanese government counted 20 Chinese warships in the waters around it on Tuesday, and many of these are moving to join up with the Shandong group as this article is written.

It’s the largest carrier group exercise by China seen to date – if it is an exercise.

In fact China would probably see this an operation not an exercise, though probably not a full blown combat op – not this time, anyway. It’s a piece of sabre-rattling intended as a response to several recent US-led manoeuvres with other nations in the region. From the Chinese point of view those came to a head last week with a transit of the Taiwan Strait by a US destroyer and a Canadian frigate, exercising their right of free navigation on the high seas under international law.

Xi Jinping doesn’t much care about international law, which has been largely torn up by Vladimir Putin. China doesn’t accept that Taiwan is independent, and Xi doesn’t like the fact that it is a strong industrial democracy which makes much of the world’s supply of microchips. He isn’t pleased that Taiwan makes extensive use of Western-controlled technology in doing this, which nowadays limits the supply of chips to Chinese industry. Not only the US but Britain is particularly involved here, due to the popularity of chip designs licenced from Cambridge-based Arm. The UK makes a lot of money on Taiwanese-fabricated chips..."

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To note (IMHO):

-The Telegraph is a notorious Anglo-Saxon propaganda and misinformation outlet.

-Lewis Page is just another Anglo-Saxon regime propagandist, one of many.

- Anglo-Saxon wars and coups of aggression (e.g. Iraq, Libya, Syria, Ukraine,etc.) are totally ignored by these regime propagandists.
(how can people be so shameless?)
Hey Lewis, here's your much-delayed treatment:
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Either way, there has indeed been quite some major moves by the PLA, especially by the PLAN for the past week in the WestPac region.
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While several US, Japanese and Canadian warships were holding military exercises in the Yellow Sea (i.e. right on China's doorstep), there has been the Shandong carrier strike group (CSG) and three surface combatant flotillas making moves.

Key points:

- Shandong CSG has 1x 017 CV, 2x 052D DDGs, 2x 054A FFGs and 1x 901 AOE, from the SSF, now southeast of Taiwan and northeast of Luzon.

- Surface combatant flotilla #1 has 3x 052D DDGs, 1x 052C DDG, 2x 956EM DDGs and 2x 054A FFGs, now east-southeast of the Ryukyus.

- Surface combatant flotilla #2 has 1x 052D DDG, 1x 054A FFG and 1x 903A AOE, now just passed through Miyako Strait en route to take over the anti-piracy duties in Djibouti from the 44th anti-piracy task force.

- Surface combatant flotilla #3 has 1x 055 DDG, 1x 054A FFG and 1x 903A AOE just returned to the East China Sea after conducting missions in the Sea of Japan.
 
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plawolf

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With the usual caveats of veracity, I am ABSOLUTELY NOT OK with the trampling of constitutional rights under the guise of sanctions. None of these sanctions were voted by the parliaments and none are challangable in court. Even if these were actual laws, there is absolutely no point in the confiscation of private property on an ethnic basis. I really hate WW2 analogies but you know when this was also happening? Before the Holocaust.


We are against the Russian government, not Russian people!
 

horse

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Are BRICS and SCO really threats as long as Bharat is a Trojan-Horse in both?

Seems to me that BRICS and SCO are kind of permanent.

Its staying power, has nothing to do with it being pro-West or anti-West.

BRICS and SCO just really fills a vacuum, that the West is either unwilling or unable to do. Probably both, but the perception is more of the latter in those parts of the world.

Also, we keep in mind, just how large this BRICS organization really is.

There was this story of how China was supporting Egypt satellite industry. This could be a part of the BRICS, or not. Either way, India cannot play the Trojan Horse and subvert that.

The same point should apply to what the biggest thing they agreed to in their recent summit, which is to use local currencies in trade between BRICS countries. India probably the biggest potential winner there.

BRICS is just about those countries making deals, and trying to improve their relations, without having to listen to any Westerner in the room. If Biden is there, then it is always about his agenda.

That is why I believe India is not a Trojan Horse inside the BRICS house. India always promoted itself, see recent G20 meeting. India is not interested in promoting Biden's agenda.

Although, there is a possibility that India would promote American agendas, as long as they reach a deal where America would accept more Indians into America.

See, that is how we get the white person to run outta the room as fast as they could.
 

plawolf

Lieutenant General
Hey Lewis, here's your much-delayed treatment:
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Either way, there has indeed been quite some major moves by the PLA, especially by the PLAN for the past week in the WestPac region.
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While several US, Japanese and Canadian warships were holding military exercises in the Yellow Sea (i.e. right on China's doorstep), there has been the Shandong carrier strike group (CSG) and three surface combatant flotillas making moves.

Key points:

- Shandong CSG has 1x 017 CV, 2x 052D DDGs, 2x 054A FFGs and 1x 901 AOE, from the SSF, now southeast of Taiwan and northeast of Luzon.

- Surface combatant flotilla #1 has 3x 052D DDGs, 1x 052C DDG, 2x 956EM DDGs and 2x 054A FFGs, now east-southeast of the Ryukyus.

- Surface combatant flotilla #2 has 1x 052D DDG, 1x 054A FFG and 1x 903A AOE, now just passed through Miyako Strait en route to take over the anti-piracy duties in Djibouti from the 44th anti-piracy task force.

- Surface combatant flotilla #3 has 1x 055 DDG, 1x 054A FFG and 1x 903A AOE just returned to the East China Sea after conducting missions in the Sea of Japan.

Interesting that there are no 055s with the carrier groups. You’d think it would be standard for PLAN carriers to have an 055 escort when they go out to sea. Especially for a ‘high profile’ deployment like this.
 
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