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Temstar

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Spicy opinion by the Russian think tank "Valdai". China is in trouble
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S.Korea might think that because it didnt mention China that everything is ok but :










Reminder that "Valdai" is a major Russian think-tank which has access to Russian Gov Elites. That they are saying this it means that there is some truth in their words.

Concerning for China though. That the whole periphery of China "hates" it, it means that its policies and its agencies are not working for influencing the local pop

Failure upon failure.
There's a thing that I thought was a very clear message in the declaration but apparently need more spot light on:

“importance of preserving peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait

Taiwan Strait and Taiwan are very different things. If you read the Japanese declaration too they too say Taiwan Strait and not Taiwan. It's understandable that those two countries worry about Taiwan Strait because their shipping goes through there, the fact that they didn't say "peace and stability of Taiwan" means they deliberately left plenty of space there to stay clear of that issue.
 

voyager1

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There's a thing that I thought was a very clear message in the declaration but apparently need more spot light on:

“importance of preserving peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait

Taiwan Strait and Taiwan are very different things. If you read the Japanese declaration too they too say Taiwan Strait and not Taiwan. It's understandable that those two countries worry about Taiwan Strait because their shipping goes through there, the fact that they didn't say "peace and stability of Taiwan" means they deliberately left plenty of space there to stay clear of that issue.
But isnt that the new buzzword from US?

Indo-Pacific, Rules-based international order, Taiwan Strait etc

We now know that when a country starts mentioning any of these words it means that they are taking the US' position.

Anyway, I think that it is too early to say if S.Korea has picked a side. IMO S.Korea will stay neutral but for Valdai to publish this piece it might mean that S.Korea has already decided.

I am just trusting that their position where they are close to the Russian Gov it means they might have inside info..
 

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NiuBiDaRen

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Woah the US backed Afghan government is really bad at this. It's going to be Fall of Saigon 2.0 soon.
China signs a deal with the Taliban for infrastructure for peace as has been formulated before. The Afghan border with Pakistan has historically been a breeding ground for terrorism. Afghanistan becomes peaceful, Pakistan and China work to contain terrorism in Western Pakistan. Terrorists in Pakistan are unable to sabotage oil pipelines running from the Indian Ocean to Xinjiang.

China wins. AGAIN!

Motherfuckers.
 
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manqiangrexue

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Lol the West has been short-circuited by John Cena's apology to China!! They are losing their minds hahaha

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I like John Cena's energy and I think he could be a good action movie star, but regardless of his stance on Taiwan (which he probably does not have and does not care to have), I really don't want WWE in China. It is really low IQ crushed-beer-cans-on-the-head level entertainment. It's a little better than Monster Truck and World Slapping Competition. Chinese people don't need garbage like that dumbing their minds and quite frankly, it might never take off because most Chinese people I know look at WWE with a confused furrowed brow and somewhat dropped jaw at what kind of idiocy they are witnessing as that watch a guy taunt a downed opponent, then walk away, go under the ring to grab a table and a chair, drag them slowly back into the ring, set up the folding chair on top of the folding table, climb on both of them, only to have the guy who was on the ground recover and push him off the stack and onto a steel rail knocking him out LOL

And his weasel apology which never mentions his mistake nor his correction to it, makes it easier to say no to him.

Edit: My bad, I just realized he was ambassadoring Fast and Furious 9, not WWE. That's better cus I really don't want him to do a great apology and have China let WWE in.
 
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crash8pilot

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I like John Cena's energy and I think he could be a good action movie star, but regardless of his stance on Taiwan (which he probably does not have and does not care to have), I really don't want WWE in China. It is really low IQ crushed-beer-cans-on-the-head level entertainment. It's a little better than Monster Truck and World Slapping Competition. Chinese people don't need garbage like that dumbing their minds and quite frankly, it might never take off because most Chinese people I know look at WWE with a confused furrowed brow at what kind of idiocy they are exhibiting by having a guy taunt a downed opponent, then walk away, go under the ring to grab a table and a chair, set up the chair on top of the table, climb on both of them, only to have the guy who was on the ground recover and push him off the stack and onto a steel rail knocking him out LOL

And his weasel apology which never mentions his mistake nor his correction to it, makes it easier to say no to him.
I think its really cool he's speaking Mandarin, but I can't help but think that his apology comes with China being the only money making box office amidst a pandemic
 
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