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supercat

Colonel

Wild that this is the takeaway they got from the Iran failure...
This is just news from a parallel universe. Whoever wrote that article does not live in the same world as we do. Here is more - in which universe does the US intelligence agency know the exact size of China's missile arsenal?

Time to tell the Trump regime to stop arms sales to Taiwan, BTW, MANPADS are strictly defensive.
 
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Chevalier

Major
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I bring this up mainly because of the difference in how the two sides react to certain accusations.

Even young children in China question information from the media, while in the US, a large group of highly educated people repeat baseless accusations like a flock of parrots, and when anyone tries to correct them, they simply label them "wumao" to end the conversation.
It’s not just the children, western Anglo centric culture encourages ppl to be emotional, dumb and stupid, just look at the comments to that tweet on a Chinese modular phone and see how jealous, vindictive and asinine a lot of the western commentstors are. Remember that these are the same culture and ppl that endorsed the white Australia policy and China exclusion act,


In that part of the world, in a different time, this phenomenon would be interpreted as a bad omen.

and indeed, war drums are indeed beating….for turkey.


personally, I am rather sanguine about this impending conflict, Turks under erdog have encouraged ETIM and Uighur separatism so watching them go up against an equally detestable state like Zionist Israel, in Syria would be popcorn worthy.
 

supercat

Colonel
No deal after 21 hours of talks - Iran will not stop uranium enrichment. The US delegation is leaving Pakistan.
  • NO AGREEMENT IN PAKISTAN: Vice President JD Vance said the U.S. leaves Islamabad, where a delegation was meeting for face-to-face negotiations with Iran, without reaching an agreement. The sides held talks for 21 hours, he said.
  • IRANIAN NUCLEAR PROGRAM: Vance said after the talks that the U.S. needs a commitment that Iran would not seek to develop a unclear weapon. "We haven’t seen that yet. We hope that we will," he said.
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Bellum_Romanum

Brigadier
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Marx Carney is begging for an US invasion at this point…

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Invade Canada? Lol. Yeah, sure — let the U.S. actually try that and kiss their hegemony GOODBYE!!
Whatever vestige of that “muh Rules-Based Order” facade the U.S. allies were parroting - so long as the U.S. maintained even a semblance of leadership and sanity - those allies (a.k.a. vassals) were willing to play along.

Now that the U.S. is pursuing consolidation and re-entrenchment - a naked and overt display of its strategic intentions for the entire world to see - it is leaving those same vassals at the mercy of enemies that American strategic policies themselves helped create. As a result, countries have begun shifting their geopolitical stances away from being so tightly tethered to American military protection.
 

shiftenter

Junior Member
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Amid petrochemical products shortage due to blockage of Straight of Hormuz, Paint thinner sold on a Japanese second hand market for as high as 271,000 JPY for 16 Liter, equivalent to 402.62 USD per gallon or 106.36 USD per liter.

(Context: normal price for this brand before February was around 10,000JPY, which means it spiked over 27-times in 2months)

There are also reports that asphalt materials, PVC ducts, resin adhesive and synthetic rubber supply are also in critical stituation.

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