Youtube comments of DailyBeatings (@DailyBeatings).

  1. We need more sanctions so the rest of the world can quickly move to be independent of western financial institutions. "Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." - Napoleon Bonaparte
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  2. It would be hilarious if China offered to buy all those Canadian goods affected by the tariffs...🤣
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  3. EU is disappointed? Who cares what America's vassals think...🤣
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  4. Victims were wearing white arm bands and some were carrying Russian MREs. Why would Russian troops hand out MREs to civilians only to shoot them later? It makes no sense.
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  5. US: "No bread for you" China: "No flour for you"
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  6. "If the Israeli regime loses at the ICJ, it's a defeat for the West. But if South Africa loses, it's still a defeat for the West. It will show that the UN and other Western dominated bodies are irredeemable." - Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi
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  7. As an American I would be more than willing to sacrifice the wealth of rich people in return for a more just and equitable world...:face-blue-smiling:
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  8. "Never believe anything in politics until it has been officially denied." - Otto von Bismarck
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  9. First they ignore you Then they laugh at you ⬅ BRICS is here Then they fight you Then you win...🤣
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  10. Dollar won't be the reserve currency for much longer since the US and EU decided to seize Russian assets...🤣
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  11. Now the Chinese will have absolutely no reason to share this technology with the US. Another shotgun meets foot moment for the US...🤣
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  12. US versus China is a choice between a store with empty shelves and high prices and a store stocked with all kinds of goods at affordable prices...🤣
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  13. This is an existential threat, so there will be no failure for Russia...🇷🇺
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  14. No color revolution in Hungary. Orban lays down the truth...😍
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  15. It would be easier for Europe to stop pissing off Russia and China so they can buy from them at the lowest possible price, but European vassals have decided to just go down the economic drain to please their US masters...🤣
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  16. Victoria "Cookies" Nuland already spilled the beans there are "biological research facilities" in Ukraine. Guess the Pentagon didn't read the memo...🤣😂🤣😂
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  17. The desperation in kankles voice just made my day...🤣😂🤣😂
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  18. Iran is already prepared. The question should be is the US prepared for another humiliating defeat? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  19. No gas to Europe from Russia? China just gets more cheap Russian gas to power their industries. China. Do nothing. Win...🤣
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  20. Sanctions will never stop, therefore the only remedy is for the world to dedollarization. "We won't have to talk about sanctions in five years because there'll be so many countries transacting in currencies other than the dollar that we won't have the ability to sanction them" - US Senator Marco Rubio
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  21. If you have to threaten others to use your currency then you've already lost. Use of an intermediate currency is based on trust in the economic system of that country. When countries suddenly choose not to use your currency it means that trust has been erode...:text-green-game-over:
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  22. If you have to threaten others to use your currency then you've already lost...:text-green-game-over:
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  23. I don't understand how Macron stays in power. Looks like the last thing left is for the people pull out the the guillotine...🤣😂🤣😂
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  24. Japanese PMs change almost as fast as the UK...🤣
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  25. US expected China to fold like Japan did just after the Plaza Accords. The US is now in uncharted waters and doesn't know what to do except double and triple down on failed policies...🤣
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  26. Short story: Asian countries are getting a better deal without the dictates of the United States.
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  27. China is not splitting the global market, it's the west that's splitting the global market. However the outcome you predict is absolutely correct...🤣
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  28. Trump pulled out of the Paris Agreement, so China will now take the driver's seat when it comes to climate change...🤣
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  29. Canada does whatever the US wants, even at the detriment of Canada, because they don't want to upset the trade relationship they have with the US...🤣
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  30. China is not messing around this time with Trump and his tariff nonsense...🤪
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  31. It's because the kids of veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan are now at recruitment age and have seen the results first hand.
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  32. Who told Trudeau to resign? These people don't resign on their own accord. They linger on like a bad odor...🤣
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  33. Musk is embedded with the US government just as much as Facebook and Twitter. Musk's empire also revolves around US government contracts and subsidies, which he's not going to put in jeopardy.
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  34. Can you imagine Marco Rubio interacting with Sergey Lavrov or Wang Yi? It's like a toddler going up against Judo grand masters?🤣
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  35. Trump's tariffs are a stealth tax against Americans and the sad part is that people actually voted for this...🤣
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  36. Now they can't seize assets since the payments go to a Russian bank and not the account of a bank located in Europe. Russia plays chess while the west players checkers...🤣😂🤣😂
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  37. China will just sell intermediate products to Vietnam and Mexico, who will then do the final assembly and slap on a made in Vietnam or Mexico label. Of course the product will be sold at a substantial markup, but that's the price for looking like you're doing something.
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  38. If you have to threaten others to use your currency then you've already lost...:text-green-game-over:
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  39. John Deere could be selling a boatload of cotton pickers in Xinjiang, but you can thank the US government for putting the kibosh on that...🤣
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  40. "Sometimes it's still wearing the democracy suit, but these are no longer democracies". - Borell just summed up the EU and the US in one sentence...🤣😂🤣😂
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  41. NIO: Adds E in front of S6 and S8 Audi: That's infringement Volvo: Adds zero behind S6 and S8 Audi: That's cool, no problem
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  42. In a span of 77 years the UK went from "we shall fight on the beaches ... we shall never surrender" to " ... an attack remains highly likely but that a further attack may be imminent.” WTF happened to you limeys?
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  43. Trump will punish countries that don't use the USD with more sanctions, which of course is the main reason for not using the USD in the first place. The jokes write themselves...🤣
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  44. It's not an accounting error. It's a recalculation of previously determined asset values based on a different methodology. It's a slight of hand move to keep the money flowing without having additional appropriations...🤡🐒🎪
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  45. 🇨🇳 - "We Build Stuff" 🇺🇸 - "We Bomb Stuff"
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  46. BBC's lame attempt to stuff it down the "memory hole". "Who controls the past controls the future: who controls the present controls the past." - George Orwell
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  47. With E-bikes you also don't need a drivers license, registration, insurance, property tax, fuel, expensive maintenance, etc...:text-green-game-over:
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  48. "Empire of Hacking", "Empire of Lies", "Empire of thieves", etc... US is finally getting called out on their behavior... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  49. With Huawei the US eavesdropping capability is reduced or rendered useless. It's the real reason why the US is so adamant about suppressing Huawei.
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  50. You're back!!! Was afraid something happened courtesy of the US government...🤣
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  51. With inflation at 7% in the US and 1.5% in China which currency would you use?
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  52. China just won a case at the WTO against the US regarding Hong Kong labeled goods. US was also citing "national security" on the issue. Let's see if the US follows the decision of this "rules-based" organization. I'm not holding my breath...🤣😂🤣😂
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  53. TikTok should just move offices back to Singapore and let the US ban the app. TikTok will still have almost a billion users plus it will become the "forbidden fruit" among Americans.
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  54. What part of persona non-grata does Macron not understand? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  55. Diving in 80+ meters of water for the length of time needed dig trenches and plant explosives requires specialized equipment, gases, training, and a decompression chamber. Who are they trying to fool with this story? 😂🤣😂🤣
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  56. If you have to threaten others to use your currency then you've already lost. Use of an intermediate currency is based on trust in the economic system of that country. When countries suddenly choose not to use your currency it means that trust has been eroded...:text-green-game-over:
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  57. US only goes to war with countries that can't fight back, and even then they lose...🤣😂🤣😂
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  58. If you have to threaten others to use your currency then you've already lost...:text-green-game-over:
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  59. "... and whether it is blatantly stabbing China in the back". I would stay Australia is blatantly stabbing China in the front with a rubber knife supplied by the US.
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  60. If you have to threaten others to use your currency then you've already lost...:text-green-game-over:
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  61. I don't blame them from escaping a hostile US environment plus the center of innovation is shifting to China. Researchers go where the research is, plain and simple.
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  62. China has alternatives to every US tech company's offering, and in many cases they're better than what's available in the west...🤣
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  63. "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage." - John Kenneth Galbraith
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  64. With all these tariffs and sanctions against China by the end of Trump's term the US will be living in a technological ghetto...🤣
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  65. 10 other countries, including US allies such as Japan and Mexico, refused to execute the warrant. Canada was the only country that complied. I knew Trudeau was an idiot, but I didn't believe the stupidity also extended to his advisors.
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  66. China has twice the high speed rail of the entire world combined.
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  67. If given an ultimatum most of these countries for economic reasons would obviously choose China over the US, but they don't want to deal with the retribution the US would ultimately unleash.
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  68. I'm all in for deep cuts in military spending for that cesspool of colonial imperialism.
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  69. "Cocaine is a hell of a drug." - Rick James
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  70. European auto manufactures have lost the Russian market forever...🤣
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  71. When the US blames someone for being nefarious that indications the US is already doing the same thing. For instance if the US is claiming that China can tap underwater internet cables with their submarine fleet then you know the US has been tapping underwater internet cables with their submarine fleet.
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  72. US fired some more ATACMS into Russia. I guess Elensky wants Christmas to come early, but instead of chestnuts he's getting hazelnuts in his stocking...🤣
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  73. "Space affects us all, and connects us all" - Especially the empty space between Kamala's ears...🤣😂🤣😂
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  74.  @hanzohattori9576  US became an empire in 1900 when they simultaneously seized the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Guam, and Cuba from the Spanish and metastasized into a global superpower in 1946. By that metric the empire is 124 years old, which I agree is extremely fast for its decline.
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  75. China: "No more soup for you, next..."🤣
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  76. "I'm curious about what the US 'plan for the destruction of Taiwan' looks like." - Wang Wenbin, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson
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  77. Drone was within the Russian ADIZ with its transponder turned off. At first Russian aircraft dropped flares since the aircraft did not immediately comply, which is standard procedure according to ENR 1.12 National Security and Interception Procedures. At that point a decision was made to down without using munitions, most likely so they can recover the drone.
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  78. Actually there's evidence the hospital was taken over with an article a day earlier published in a Russian magazine quoting civilians who witnessed Azov kicking everyone out.
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  79. The Chinese don't call the west "barbarians" for nothing you know...🤪
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  80. "People of privilege will risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage" - Kenneth Galbraith
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  81. US government has the insane idea that dragging China down to the detriment of world technological advancement is somehow beneficial...🤣
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  82. China is incorporating Afghanistan into the BRI and eventually they'll become a full member of the SCO. China has tremendous capacity to bring badly needed infrastructure projects and the Tailban know this all to well. It's one of the many reasons they sent their forces to protect both the Russian and Chinese embassies in Kabul. In return the large mineral deposits in Afghanistan will be made available for mining and processing by Chinese industries. China offers win-win while the US offers absolutely nothing.
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  83. Most if not all of the mechanical harvesting of cotton is done using John Deere combines made in America. John Deere knows the location of each and every machine since they need spare parts for maintenance and repairs.
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  84. This is great news since it means no war in the South China Sea, unless the US Navy wants a whole bunch of new coral reefs...🤣
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  85. US never had a problem with the 11-Dash line, which is pretty much the exact same area, for decades when the claim was from the Republic of China (Taiwan).
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  86. With an annual GDP growth of 9.5% we now know the reason western governments and the media have been pushing hard on the "Free Tibet" nonsense again...🤣
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  87. It will end up just like banning DJI drones. The replacements will cost 8-14 times more, be 90% less capable, and still contain Chines made parts.
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  88. "India is the graveyard of corporations" is a phrase that refers to India's history of regulating foreign companies, such as Chinese, Amazon, Walmart, Vodafone, Nokia, Samsung, and Google. These companies have faced regulatory setbacks or been subject to large fines in the Indian market." - India’s crackdown on Chinese phone makers is just the first step in its economic development strategy, Liu Zongyi, South China Morning Post, June 27, 2023
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  89. Well they should't have sent it to auction without stripping the logos and equipment.The value of the vehicle at the time of auction included such items that were relinquished by the company. Unless the owner starts delivering pizzas he's well within his right to leave the vehicle as is.
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  90. The 14th sanctions package will be "hard-hitting." I swear the jokes write themselves...🤣
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  91. All that Russian gas just gets diverted to China at a discount. As usual: China. Do nothing. Win...🤣
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  92. Another shotgun meets foot moment for the US...🤣
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  93. Foreign fighters will meet the same fate as those in Syria.
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  94. The hilarious part is that Ericsson and Nokia could not capitalize on this even with the US jackboot on Huawei and ZTE...🤣
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  95. First they ignore you Then they laugh at you ⬅ BRICS is here Then they fight you Then you win...🤣
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  96. F-16 was a little too close to that Tupolev, so the Russian pilot gave some "help" in creating distance...🤣
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  97. Israel only used stand off weapons in the attack since Iranian air defenses detected Israeli F-35 aircraft. Israel had to abort the mission and never entered Iranian airspace. It's the reason why the damage was very limited. Israel one again over estimated their capabilities and underestimated Iran's...🤪
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  98. "It's not my place to judge", but then she goes on to judge Eileen. Typical American arrogance... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  99. "That stuff isn't just sitting around" - Just like the S-300 donated by Solvakia that stuff is destroyed as soon as it enters Ukraine...🤣😂🤣😂
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  100. But that would involve math and logic and stuff ...
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  101. When you have 10x the number of engineers in their twenties and thirties tackling the problem why would anyone think otherwise...:text-green-game-over:
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  102. TikTok will prevail in court as the legislation is blatantly unconstitutional. TikTok has already won twice in court, so a third victory is the likely outcome.
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  103. US is having a temper tantrum since they can't do "color revolution" in Hong Kong anymore...🤣
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  104. Because Russia is fighting Europe's second largest military trained to NATO standards. If anyone should be worried it should be NATO.
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  105. Sorry, but the only solution Israel wants is a "final solution of the Palestinian question"...😥
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  106. Here are some other goals the US failed to achieve having the exact opposite effect: Goal: Stop China from acquiring nuclear power technology Action: Export of nuclear power equipment requires a license from Department of Commerce Result: China develops their own second generation nuclear power plants while opening 6-8 reactors per year and exports the technology to other countries Goal: Stop the China National Space Administration (CNSA) Action: Comprehensive ban on cooperation between CNSA and NASA Result: CNSA lunar craft first to ever land on the far side of the Moon, CNSA mission to Mars is successful, and the operational CNSA space station will be completed in 2022 Goal: Force China to use the US Global Positioning System (GPS) Action: After failed negotiations and US pressure China was denied access to the developing Galileo Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Result: Chinese BeiDou (BDS) is now online with more satellites and accuracy then GPS or GNSS
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  107. China has underwater mountains in the South China Sea to chase away US submarines...🤣
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  108. Russia launched sharks with lasers...🤣
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  109. Another Saigon moment for the US.
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  110. "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage." - John Kenneth Galbraith
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  111. Indonesia banned the export of raw nickel last year, so China shifted processing to Indonesia since they have the capital and efficient processing knowledge. Jokowi spearheaded the Chinese investment program and it will continue under Subianto. Bongbong is smoking some good stuff if he thinks the US will do the same for the Philippines...🤣
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  112. I'm having fun on xhs. People are way more civil and it's refreshing versus the toxic atmosphere on US social media.
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  113. Once again a US "shotgun meets foot" moment...🤣
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  114. China has an annual GDP growth of 6-8% with an industrial output greater than the EU and US combined. The sanctions on Russia, courtesy of the US and vassals, also gives China an abundant supply of cheap energy and resources. Last year the US did 750 billion worth of trade with China, an all time record. For China the US is the gift that keeps on giving...🤣😂🤣😂
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  115. For anyone interested here's the May 18th briefing from the Russian MOD with English subtitles: https://youtu.be/Wy-JlKb47lo
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  116. Lettuce reflect on the resignation of Liz Truss. She will always romaine in our hearts and minds, but her work of crashing into the iceberg on the SS United Kingdom could not be completed.
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  117. Whether 1,000 or 3,000 or somewhere in between that's an extremely low number for a protest in a country of 70 million.
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  118. ... or have Russia and the US reduce their stockpile to 500, then China will talk. It's better to have less nuclear proliferation than more 😉
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  119. It could be Zelensky wants to get rid of Azov for the eventual surrender since Ukraine can't win, but I don't think he's playing two or three moves ahead.
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  120. "Our fiscal deficit, the Titanic" - The iceberg is getting closer and closer while Washington re-arranges the deck chairs...🤣
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  121. Plenty of videos confirming civilians are not being let out of these cities.
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  122. That $12 balloon was made in China, therefore we have at least two Chinese balloons shot down...🤣😂🤣😂
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  123. We are in an era similar to the period after the waning of the UK Pound Sterling and before the rise of the US Dollar.
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  124. Bongbong is just itching to be the Zelensky of Southeast Asia...🤣
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  125. You know the F35 fished out of the South China Sea was done by a Chinese made salvage ship. Maybe the Chinese can help again? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  126. Almost 200 million people visited the Xinjiang region last year, but somehow all these people didn't notice the ongoing genocide....🤣😂🤣😂
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  127. It going to be a very cold war, especially during the winter when there's no energy from Russia and no heaters from China...🤣😂🤣😂
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  128. Wang Wenbin basically told to the US to stay out, it's not your business. Unlike Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Yugoslavia, etc... China has enough nuclear weapons to glass the US, so I don't think Americans are ready to end everything for an island 70 miles off the coast of China...:text-green-game-over:
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  129. "As long as it takes" becomes "as long as it takes, unless the 51st state in the Middle East needs the money"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  130. China: You want our help? Remember that list we gave to Sherman? Need a little moment on those items before we consider helping, mkay?
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  131. Bad for NASA, but good for CASC since all that Russian technology and experience is now available for collaboration. The US is beyond stupidity by burning all these bridges... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  132. US resorts to the Tonya Harding method of competition...🤣😂🤣😂
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  133. Wang Yi is Master Yoda while Marco Rubio is Jar Jar Binks...🤣
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  134. Regime change? In Russia? After an overwhelming election win? The playbook never changes...🤣
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  135. US Government is just sacrificing their pawns "ad imperium"...🤣
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  136. “If the US insists on waging a tariff war, trade war, or any other kind of war, China will fight till the end.” - Lin Jian, spokesperson for China's Foreign Ministry
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  137. In private Sherman begged the Chinese to recycle those USD back into treasuries because of all the money printing. Russia isn't buying and all the vassals are tapped out.
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  138. "We will continue to deal with China's PLA in a firm and resolute manner" by running away or getting captured or leaving the door open on a submarine.... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  139. Don't go to Xinjiang and see for yourself, just listen to us instead even though we haven't been to the region to confirm anything...🤣😂🤣😂
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  140.  @CRUSADER_50  You know it's true because you immediately attack the person instead of the accuracy of the statement...🤣😂🤣😂
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  141.  @thecomment9489  "America is the only country that went from barbarism to decadence without civilization in between". - Oscar Wilde
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  142. Mielei can choke on all the soybean exports that China won't be buying. I'm sure Lulu in Brazil will be more than happy to fill the void...🤣
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  143. Now you know why US nominal GDP is so high. It's all smoke and mirrors...🤣
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  144. Chinese investment is conditional on acceptance of the One China policy, therefore any lost Taiwanese business can quickly be replaced with that of the mainland.
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  145. The internet never forgets...🤣
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  146. Roofer Ryan Routh. The jokes write themselves...🤣
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  147. It's like playing "Where's Waldo" with these trolls. You just have to look, but you find her every time... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  148. Javelins are too heavy to carry around and take too long to setup. Urban assault troops need to be agile and mobile and the Javelin's design and interface completely defeats this purpose. It's the reason why the Pentagon is reducing the amount of Javelins purchased from 866 in 2021 to 586 in the upcoming year.
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  149. Once Russian and China enter into a formal military pact the US and vassals will not longer be able to threaten China in the SCS unless they want a nuclear exchange. "A strange game. The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of chess?" - Joshua, WarGames
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  150. Taiwan needs to start the process of re-unification and cut the best deal they can get as an autonomous region before they run out of bargaining chips. Following the US down the primrose path is only going to end in their complete destruction as a viable economic entity.
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  151. Now the real diplomacy starts versus the lecture from muppet Janet Yellen...🤣
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  152. Sheinbaum, like AMLO, is all about the well-being of Mexico and its people. She's not going to stop the Chinese gravy train to please some gringos up north...:text-green-game-over:
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  153. Tariffs are a stealth tax. Got to pay for all that military adventurism...🤪
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  154. Once WeChat is banned Apple will remove the app from their store. Apple's market share in China will be reduced to zero since the average user won't jailbreak their phones.
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  155. Why would China care about the Panama Canal? They already have a port in Chancay and don't need a canal...🤣
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  156. China has less nuclear warheads than France. With that limited number their policy is purely defensive.China is not going to be goaded into any treaty that will reduce their defensive capability.
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  157. The big deal wasn't the bromance, it was the team Putin brought to Beijing for the meeting...🤣
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  158. I can drive from New York to Miami on one tank of gas. No wonder the oil companies don't want these cars in the US...🤣
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  159. If the BRICS countries all decided not to use the dollar at the same time the US would be isolated since the US is not their largest trading partner...:text-green-game-over:
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  160. Western media implemented the "Ostrich Policy" when it comes to BRICS+...🤣
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  161. US: No bread for you. China: No flour for you.
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  162.  @terike9738  Trump was not an oasis, but just a mirage...🤣😂🤣😂
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  163. American elections are based upon which tribe has more fidelity to Israel...🤣
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  164. Paying more for less. It's the American way...🤣
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  165. Trump Decision Making Flowchart: 1) I make a stupid decision 2) Something really bad happens 3) I convince my followers the problem is now magically solved 4) I reverse my stupid decision...🤣
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  166.  @felixsu375  By then the Chinese will have moved on to something more advanced while the US plays catch-up. Best option of course would be to work together, but the choice was made by the US not to and so they'll have to live with the consequences.
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  167. Where are these tweets and how can I retweet them? I love making a mockery of state sponsored censorship...🤣
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  168. In other words what should have occurred in the first place with allegations of wrongdoing against the company and not Meng.
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  169.  @Nine-Signs  Your logical fallacy: Strawman...🤣
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  170.  @DongsMBM  There's a peace, but it's spelled differently. Like "where's my piece of the pie?"
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  171. Iran should start highly enriching uranium for their new submarine program acquired from China to keep peace and stability in the Persian Gulf.
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  172. So subsidizing clean air and less pollution is somehow bad? The pretzel logic of the US is absolutely amazing...🤣
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  173. Due to the EU energy crisis winter clothing and electric blanket manufactures in China are now working overtime to keep up with demand. You can't make this stuff up...🤣😂🤣😂
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  174. US knows damn well the arrays under the balloon are meteorological instruments, they're just too embarrassed to admit they wasted 2-3 million to shoot it down...🤣😂🤣😂
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  175. French and Americans are out. Russians and Chinese are in. I'm going to like this new multi-polar world...🥰
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  176. "This could also help salvage your reputation" That quote stings so hard. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  177. You know the protests are grassroots and not sponsored by the US because all the protest signs are in Spanish...🤣
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  178. The Telegraph tried to use ChatGPT, but the AI replied "I don't do yellow journalism"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  179. EU vassals, sans Hungary and Serbia, will follow the US off the financial cliff no questions asked...🤣
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  180. Deaths from Covid-19: China - 4,636 USA - 677,737 Less dead people is a good outcome, so I believe China got it right.
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  181. China is also using less and producing more with AI projects like DeepSeek-V3, which is an open source MoE that's better than GPT-4o at one tenth the price...👀
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  182. Except they're not silos, but an expansion of the Gansu Yumen wind farm.
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  183. Ukraine is "fighting for European values", but only the German ones from 1933 to 1945... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  184. Need to apply Occam's Razor. Victims were wearing white arm bands, which means they were either neutral or Russian sympathizers. Ukrainian forces moved back in and shot them as traitors.
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  185. China of course is watching and taking notes on the failure of air defense systems in Israel...🤣
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  186. "A person convicted of treason in the U.S. can be sentenced to death, whereas a person convicted of sedition will not face the death penalty but can be sentenced up to 20 years in prison." Seems pretty harsh compared to the Hong Kong National Security Law...🤣
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  187. She tried to download the avoid poop app, but was surprised that Shanghai doesn't need one...🤣
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  188. Paying more for less. It's the American, and Canadian, way...🤣
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  189. These attacks have nothing to do with communism or socialism, that's just a convenient scapegoat. It about maintaining the preeminent position the US currently enjoys in the world. China for most of recorded history held this title long before the US was even conceived, so in reality we're just returning to what is considered normal.
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  190. Proves that you know you're over the target when you're getting flack.
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  191. I've been running Windows in VMs under Ubuntu for the last ten years. It's so much easier to handle Windows in a VM, especially when an update chokes and borks everything. At that point you just restore from backup and a few minutes later you're back in business.
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  192. Zelensky is not running the show because anyone who had authority would have capitulated by now instead of watching their country be dismantled piece by piece.
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  193. In ten years the US will be living in a technological ghetto...🤣
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  194. "I hate it! Because BRI is a great idea! It inspires folks in the Global South, but it's just not our idea!" - Daniel F. Runde, SNR VP at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
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  195. According to the Russian MOD as of yesterday the losses to the AFU are as follows: Tanks - 2,003 Aircraft - 220 Drones - 416 Missile Systems - 220 Artillery - 869 Vehicles - 1,902 Rocket Launchers - 227
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  196. You can't run an empire with an administration change every four years, so the sh*t show will continue until it doesn't...🤣
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  197. In the Chinese readout of the meeting Wang Yi basically told Blinken to pound sand...🤣
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  198. Scott Morrison - " The door is always open at our end" It's the side door for the servants and staff that's open. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  199. US will fight Russia to the last Ukrainian.
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  200.  @sumerbc7409  Repeating a lie over and over again doesn't make it true. Instead it makes you look like an idiot.
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  201. Ten day old fish is Nuland's "nasty surprise"...🤣
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  202. Japan's population overwhelmingly doesn't want nuclear weapons on their territory, for obvious reasons, let alone offensive nuclear weapons.
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  203. ...and Libya, Panama, Grenada, Angola, and Nicaragua.
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  204.  @louisgiokas2206  I don't respond to neo-colonialist arguments...🤣😂🤣😂
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  205. Concerned trolls are now claiming a Tochka-U missile and launcher was captured intact by Russia or DPR forces and used in Kramatorsk. Problem is that these are standoff weapons fired at a distance far from the front lines so they can evade enemy forces, so the chances of capturing an intact system is highly unlikely. In any case you need the keys and codes to access and use the targeting system plus experienced people, at least two, to operate. If the equipment was going to be captured or abandon per protocol the operating crew would destroy these items along with any electronic equipment. Here's more information on the OTR 21 Tochka-U Tactical Ballistic Missile System: https://youtu.be/He3zQjrjSJk
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  206. Politicians should be made to wear NASCAR suits with the logos of their "sponsors"...🤣
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  207. The reason is that legacy car manufacturers are holding on to the ICE ecosystem for as long as they can. Other than brakes and tires EVs need very little maintenance and electrical components tend to fail much less frequently than mechanical ones. Therefore auto repairs, oil changes, maintenance, etc all goes out the window when converting to EVs...:text-green-game-over:
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  208.  @freepress8451  Problem is that Gazprom's tanks are almost empty, so once that's gone those tanks are not getting refilled without payment for the asset seizure.
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  209. To maximize profits manufacturers will produce until marginal revenue equals marginal cost. There's no overcapacity because manufacturers would not produce additional units if marginal cost was greater than marginal revenue. Economics 101.
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  210. Both sides aren't buying consumer drones anymore. They're buying Chinese components, 3D printing the chassis and propellers, and assembling them because it's even cheaper.
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  211. I smell desperation from the US and their vassals...🤣😂🤣😂
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  212. Countries bombed or invaded by the 🇺🇸 since 1980: Iran Lebanon Grenada Libya Panama Iraq Somalia Sudan Afghanistan Yugoslavia Yemen Pakistan Somalia Libya Syria Yemen Niger Countries bombed or invaded by 🇨🇳 since 1980: Zero...🤣
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  213. “If we are deprived of the Chinese market, we don’t have a contingency for that. There is no other China, there is only one China,” Huang said, adding that there would be “​​enormous damage to American companies” if they were unable to trade with Beijing. - Chip wars with China risk ‘enormous damage’ to US tech, says Nvidia chief, Financial Times, May 24 2023
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  214. Bloomberg ran an article claiming since Huawei has their Ascend chip available nobody is buying the neutered Nvidia products specifically made for the Chinese market. The US once again is having a shotgun meets foot moment...🤣😂🤣😂
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  215. US petrodollar agreement with KSA expires June 9th, which is this Sunday. Monday is going to be very interesting when the KSA starts accepting currencies other than the USD...🤣
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  216. Because they violate international law. Have you not been paying attention?
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  217. "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage." - John Kenneth Galbraith
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  218. Taiwan is more Chinese than Hawaii is more American. Think about that.
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  219. Putin already gave them a head start by demanding payment in Rubles. Watch the EU economy go into a free fall. It's what you get for being a poodle of the US... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  220. "This was a very difficult decision" ...the decision not to steal other people's property? The collective west is bankrupt...🤣😂🤣😂
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  221. Hydrogen needs massive infrastructure to be viable and companies in general are not going to make that level of commitment. Therefore it's just a diversion tactic to prolong the use of fossil fuels and the ICE eco-system.
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  222.  @chrisdeal9945  As Alex discusses a war which was started under Obama the best you can come up with is a tu quoque of "orange man bad"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  223. China can purchase US data on the open market from data brokers, no need to get it from TikTok...🤣
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  224. At least these games will have spectators. China needs to safeguard their population since other nations seem to be lackadaisical with their efforts to safeguard their populations.
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  225. The Rules-Based Order 1. The USA rules the world. 2. The USA makes all rules including these rules. 3. No one can know what the rules are, only that they exist. 4. No one is allowed to ask what the rules are. 5. The USA will be in charge of the flexibility provided by the rules’ non-existent nature. 6. Non-western countries must be regularly castigated for not following the rules. 7. Western countries must be regularly praised for following the rules. 8. Alternative rules of governance which work successfully (cf. China, Singapore) must always be derided as “authoritarianism”. 9. Unfair global dominance by the 13% western minority (cf. totalitarianism) must always be referred to as “democracy”. 10. These rules over-ride all other rules, including fundamental justice and the laws of nature.
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  226. 158 million people visited the Xinjiang region last year with the expectation of over 200 million for 2021. I guess they all missed the ongoing genocide? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  227. US: "We're going to contain China" China: Builds world's largest container ship US: :face-orange-frowning:
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  228.  @louisgiokas2206  Ok boomer...🤣😂🤣😂
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  229. "World's ugliest chart.." - This made my day...🤪
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  230.  @peanut0brain  Huawei is actually employee owned, which is even better since everyone their has a stake in the company...:face-blue-smiling:
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  231. A/P doesn't tell you that 158 million people visited the Xinjiang region in 2020.
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  232. Russia has huge stockpiles of ammunition from the Soviet era. As long as it's stored properly they'll work just fine.
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  233. From a country that is supplying Storm Shadow cruise missiles that are striking civilian targets in the Donbass and Belgorod regions. What a clown show...🤡
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  234. Get out of the Chagos Archipelago (Diego Garcia)...
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  235. Tsinghua University better watch out so Stanford University doesn't steal their AI code again. Tsinghua was pretty smart and peppered their code to identify rare bamboo slips from the Warring States Period that was not publicly available. Stanford got caught with their hand in the cookie jar...🤣
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  236. I nominate Maria Zakharova for president of the Russian Federation...🇷🇺
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  237. "Train station here in Taiwan is much more humble..." nice euphemism for old and dated...🤣😂🤣😂
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  238. Apple car will be just like any other autonomous EV except it will have less features and cost more.
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  239. I don't think the iPhone would have survived...🤣
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  240. Accounting to the History Channel the "number of active automobile manufacturers dropped from 253 in 1908 to only 44 in 1929, with about 80 percent of the industry’s output accounted for by Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler, formed from Maxwell in 1925 by Walter P. Chrysler", so it will be a natural progression for these EV companies to consolidate into fewer manufacturers.
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  241. Bongbong follows US orders since he doesn't want to pay a $353 million US court fine and wants access to billions of daddy Marcos's funds that are frozen in the US...🤣
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  242. If you squint hard enough you can hardly see the strings...🤣😂🤣😂
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  243. They were also afraid of a balloon, so what do you expect?
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  244. I've been going through the leaked documents and there's some damning evidence. Albany even hired M&C Saatchi to do their PR work. UK and US spared no expense, at the courtesy of taxpayers of course.
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  245. China was always open to cooperation or competition when advantageous. Now that cooperation has been revoked by the US the only avenue left is competition since there's no alternative. Considering the vast resources China has in both industrial output and human capital it was rather obvious that any containment strategy would be counter productive and doomed to fail.
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  246.  @TacticalMayo  US can't even win against a bunch of guys in sandals with AKMs and RPG-7s. I'm shaking in my boots...🤣😂🤣😂
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  247. Wang Yi is Master Yoda while Tony Blinken is Jar Jar Binks...🤣
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  248. "EU is a garden" - with a lot of serpents.
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  249. US Navy: 0 Guys in sandals with AKs: 1
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  250. The best option for the US is to allow the Chinese manufactures to produce the cars in the US with locally sourced components to compete with Tesla and other manufacturers like they do in China. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Outright banning them will only stagnant the US auto industry with no innovation due to lack of competition. In the end all you will get is higher prices and inferior products.
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  251. That would actually be good for Europe since they would have to make peace with Russia and there would be no NATO expansion into the Pacific region. It's a win-win for everyone, except the military industrial complex...🤣
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  252. It's been over two years and yet Nokia and Ericsson still can't leverage what is clearly a government subsidy. That's how incompetent management is at Nokia and Ericsson...🤣😂🤣😂
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  253.  @homeguardster  ...and what does that have to do with his military expertise?
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  254. No country is going to create supply chains specifically for the US because the investment required is too great, the returns are too low, and the rest of the world can buy from China at the lowest possible price. Therefore Chinese made intermediate goods shipped to third party countries for final assembly and export to the US is going to be the new normal since it offers the highest return with the least amount of capital needed.
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  255. CIA/MI6/SBU recruited some vulnerable Tajiks to do their dirty work. The playbook never changes.
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  256. The islands and archipelagos in the SCS were claimed in 111 BC by Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty. I suggest reading "China's Claim of Sovereignty over Spratly and Paracel Islands: A Historical and Legal Perspective" by Teh-Kuang Chang, Professor of Political Science at Ball State University. It's available for download as a PDF from the Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law.
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  257.  James Lum  United States always had a pet kangaroo.
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  258. US sanctions having the exact opposite effect? Everyone saw this coming, except the clowns in Washington... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  259. Nutty-Yahoo is basically a political zombie at this point.
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  260. If the US starts to build out their capacity to produce gallium nitride the Chinese could just flood the market and drive them out of business. Rinse, lather, repeat...🤣
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  261.  @TacticalMayo  Well, the US just declares victory and goes home as they're being chased off roof tops in helicopters. Sane people call that a loss...🤣😂🤣😂
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  262. If the sanctions against Russia is an indication of the upcoming US policy toward's China then China has nothing to fear except making a boatload of cash...🤣😂🤣😂
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  263.  @peanut0brain  It's going to get a lot more expensive for the US to borrow come Monday morning...🤣
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  264. Modi and Lavrov are so happy because their countries are making a boatload of cash, especially India...🤣😂🤣😂
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  265.  @rodiculous9464  Chinese are good at building to contract. Want cheap? You get cheap quality. Want good quality? You get good quality, but you pay more. Pretty simple...😎
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  266. The US is curtailing Huawei while at the same time not offering any alternative to their 5G products. Ericsson and Nokia are European companies, but guess where the majority of their products are produced? Ericsson and Nokia also license essential 5G patents from Huawei. So in the end with Ericsson and Nokia you're still getting Chinese made products using Chinese technology, but paying 30%-50% more for the privilege. Paying more for less, it's the American way...🤣😂🤣😂
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  267.  @fannyalbi9040  All those students are the ones that couldn't get into the top schools in China. Basically you're getting second tier students, and they still out perform US students. According to US News & World Report China holds the top spot as the best university for engineering. In fact four of the top ten schools are in China, only three are in the US. It isn't the 1990s anymore, things change you know...🤣😂🤣😂
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  268. Many of these big brains in the US don't go into the sciences field and do researcher because the money and opportunities are limited. Instead they go into finance so they can develop algorithms that can beat the market.
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  269. "No, no one else plays. It is a game purely for one. Once a chess piece is moved 'we' simply turn the board the other way around and move the other side's chess pieces. There is 'no other' in this game." - Zbigniew Brzezinski
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  270. BBC's Steve Rosenberg is a tool. He already got schooled by RT's Margarita Simonyan a few months ago, which was hilarious...🤣
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  271. So when is Nikki going to have the name Nimarata Randhawa on all her social media accounts? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  272. Spent on military conflicts in the last 20 years: USA: 14 trillion China: 0...🤣
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  273. US was first with "brain-control weaponry" through the MK-Ultra project that ran from 1953 to 1975. Pure projection is an understatement...🤣😂🤣😂
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  274. Ansar Allah shot down twelve MQ-9 Reaper drones...👀
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  275. "They can vote in two years" for a different party that will do the same thing, but just not as crass and self-harming as the previous one. Other than social issues both parties are in lock step with most policies including the contain China strategy. Therefore nothing will change until the empire has been reduced to just another nation among many.
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  276. As usual Kevin gives us the inside story without fail.
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  277. Our politicians will not be listening to us any time soon...🤣
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  278. China already has export restrictions on the TikTok algorithm, so ByteDance can't sell.
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  279. VW didn't seem to have that "mystical value" with the recent TDI scandal...🤣
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  280. If China holds that much gold, which is reasonable since many state institutions and even the military holds undeclared stockpiles, it's a blessing and a curse. If China declared such holding it would cause an unwanted surge in both the yuan and the price of gold. However China could declare and weaponize the yuan as partially backed by gold, therefore devaluing fiat currencies like the US dollar. Anyone with common sense can see the US is playing with fire with its China containment strategy.
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  281. Genocide enabler...😡
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  282.  @morho9422  The electorate is not okay with it, they just feel powerless to do anything about it.
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  283. You know what else has a small yard and a high fence? A prison, which the US is creating for themselves...:text-green-game-over:
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  284. I've listened to preachers I've listened to fools I've watched all the dropouts Who make their own rules One person conditioned to rule and control The media sells it, and you live the role Mental wounds still screaming Driving me insane I'm going off the rails on a crazy train...
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  285.  @jamesmorrow1646  It's Kolomoisky and other Ukraine oligarchs that bankrolled Zelensky. Pay attention before you make a bigger fool out of yourself... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  286. Those Siberian tigers looked like they wanted an English breakfast. Crunchy on the outside, chewy on the inside...🤣😂🤣😂
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  287. "A lot of our supply comes from India and China..." - and India imports the majority of the APIs from China...🤣
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  288. Usually when the US declares victory they pack up and leave...🤣😂🤣😂
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  289. "“Anyone wanting to commit ground troops to Asia should have his head examined." - General Douglas MacArthur
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  290.  @johnlui9563  I wish it was only sanctions, but US retribution usually includes asset seizures, terrorism, regime change, military interventions, etc.
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  291. Carrier operations like how to turn an F-35 into a submarine? Did you know the ship that salvaged the plane was built by a Chinese shipyard? How embarrassing...🤣😂🤣😂
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  292. "...we will eventually surpass Porsche one day." Shouldn't be too hard since Germany's economy is crashing and burning from being de-industrialized...🤣
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  293. Won't be able to cooperate with Chinese manufacturers when the hardware and software is banned. Galapagos model for the US automotive industry courtesy of US lawmakers...🤣
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  294. NATO: Expand to Russian borders ✔️ NATO: Expand to Chinese borders 🚧
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  295.  @LeadLeftLeon  Mackinder's Global Heartland Theory, which was the basis of US foreign policy for the last century. It's hilarious that in the end the US actually caused the exact scenario they were trying to prevent...🤣😂🤣😂
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  296. @Buzás András Who knew that Vietnam shares a border with the United States? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  297. @Buzás András The situation is not the same since Vietnam is not an existential threat to the sovereignty of the US because it does not share a border with the US. It's the US that are funding fascists in Ukraine and there's more than amble evidence showing the influence of these groups in the security and political apparatus of the state. It's the US making the same mistake it made in Vietnam. Russia did not "invent" the groups in the DPR and LPR. You just added that little nugget of dis-information to bolster your flawed argument...🤣😂🤣😂
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  298.  @musicdev  Correct! Apple's sales dropped by double digits once Huawei got back into the high end phone game. In the Chinese market you snooze, you lose...🤣
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  299. Taiwan has a total population of 23.57 million, which is still 3 million less than Shanghai. Let that sink in.
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  300. The Georgian bill is a copy of the US Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA). Double standards at its finest...🤣
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  301. "Potentially, the most dangerous scenario would be a grand coalition of China, Russia, and perhaps Iran, an 'antihegemonic' coalition united not by ideology but by complementary grievances." - Zbigniew Brzezinski: The Grand Chessboard
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  302. Iran hackers are extremely skilled at breaching secure servers, but not skilled enough to spoof their location...🤣
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  303. China has a good hand. Why should they show their cards?
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  304.  @urrywest  Basically it's "kill the chicken to scare the monkey" logic with the monkey being the rest of the world, but Russia ain't no chicken...🤣
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  305. "We hope the US will keep its promise." Sure they can, just ask Iran... Oh wait...🤣😂🤣😂
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  306. Wait until sex and companion robots become the norm.
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  307. US has Bongbong by the short and curlies because he wants to get his hands on the billions of daddy Marcos's funds that are frozen in the US...🤣
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  308. "Our choices are Hillary and Trump, whether you like it or not" I believe the appropriate word is dilemma.
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  309.  @Danadass  He may be honest about what America does, but he's still crazy because what America does is crazy...🤣
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  310. The Chinese already use simplified designs and software defined manufacturing, therefore China's advantage will still exist due to greater industrial capacity..:text-green-game-over:
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  311. Yellen to Xi - "Please buy our treasury bills. We can't offload enough of them on Japan and the vassals, they're tapped out. Think of the children." 🤣
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  312. In the UK there would be drunken football hooligans everywhere.
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  313. According to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Russia "established a humanitarian corridor, to provide for the safe evacuation of ships once outside the territorial waters of the Ukraine." Russia also de-mined Taganrog Bay where the port of Mariupol is located and opened a second humanitarian corridor. The only one weaponizing food supplies is Ukraine.
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  314. Chinese indigenous technology including the operating system plus it has satellite calling and satellite texting with photos...:face-blue-smiling:
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  315. Leopard 2 tanks are going to look nice on display in Moscow next to those Panzer, Panther, and Tiger tanks...🤣😂🤣😂
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  316. "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage." - John Kenneth Galbraith
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  317. Chinese subsides for NEVs and renewable energy are less than half per unit versus the subsides both the EU and US provide...🤣
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  318.  @jostchen  Basically US tech companies could not cut it in China because they didn't adapt to local market conditions. They thought their "secret sauce" would work everywhere and resisted making changes to their strategies. Once they realized what was happening it was too late...🤣
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  319. Cancel culture in the west has "jumped the shark"... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  320.  @AnnieT369  I heard those mountains can move pretty fast...🤣
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  321. "We won't have to talk about sanctions in five years because there will be so many countries transacting in currencies other than the Dollar that we won't have the ability to sanction them". - US Senator Marco Rubio
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  322.  @Verziroo  More fantasy of the invincibility of the US. China already fought the US to a draw with Mao's peasant army during the Korean war, and that was arguably when the US was much stronger as a military power. China basically owns the first island chain with its missile capability, both conventional and hyper-sonic. US naval forces wouldn't even reach pre-positioning to attack the mainland and would be immediately destroyed. The only saving grace for the US is their submarine capability, but China has been extremely busy in developing counter measures against these assets. Do you honestly think the USS Connecticut struck some "mountain" in the South China Sea? Remember that war is about logistics, so the ideal the US is going to dominate 10,000 miles from their shores against an industrial powerhouse the world have never seen before is laughable. Some fair-weather alliances are not going to come to the rescue of the US once the shooting starts, it's pretty much guaranteed. Why do you even post this stuff when even the Pentagon has war-gamed the scenarios and determined in each and every one the US is defeated?
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  323.  @peekaboopeekaboo1165  Do your research and you'll see that I'm absolutely correct. Some in the US believe they would be damaged less than China, but this is false since China can turn inward to their own domestic markets for increased consumption while the US can't because of the lack of production facilities.
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  324. When Navalny entered the hospital at Omsk his blood samples tested negative for any substances, including cholinesterase inhibitors. When he was placed on a ventilator the doctors administrated certain drugs, which contained guess what? Cholinesterase inhibitors. Low and behold German doctors find cholinesterase inhibitors in Navalny, then claim Novichok. You can't make this stuff up.
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  325. China can also pay Russia in Yuan. No need for dollars...🤣
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  326. No it's more like arguing over 140 different genders plus what pronouns and restroom to use...🤣😂🤣😂
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  327.  @michaelkatz275  In a recent Politico article Army Secretary Christine Wormuth stated that currently the production number of 155mm shells is 14,000 per month and they're in the process of going to 20,000 by the spring and 40,000 by 2025. How does it feel to be wrong all of the time? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  328. No, tears for USD because soon that's all they are going to be worth...🤣😂🤣😂
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  329. China can just sell their goods to the Global South since EU and US manufacturers will price themselves out of the world market...🤣
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  330.  @questworldmatrix  The article was from Lenta (online magazine) and was published on March 8th. Here's an except machine translated: "Igor said that in the last days of February, people in uniform came to the maternity hospital where his mother works. He does not know whether they were fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine or the nationalist battalion "Azov" ( banned in the Russian Federation ). The military knocked down all the locks, dispersed the staff of the maternity hospital, and set up firing points in the building in order, as they explained to the doctors, to prepare the “fortress of Mariupol” for defense. The reaction of the military to objections is standard: blows with rifle butts, shooting in the air."
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  331. Since this new trade will be done outside the dollar system the percentage of dollar use will not change. However the aggregate will change and the dollar will weaken due do reduced demand.
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  332.  @joelturley4847  Truth hurts, doesn't it?🤣
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  333.  @ze71317  Missile fragments clearly indicate it was a Tochka-U with cassette munitions (anti-personnel), it's pretty obvious. AFU are the only ones who are using these missiles. Russian AF phased them out 2-3 years ago and replaced them with Iskander type missiles. Using cluster munitions against civilians is considered a war crime.
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  334. ...except Jurassic Park was entertaining...🤣
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  335.  @topsuperseven7910  2024 GDP Growth Forecast: China - 5.2% US - 1.3% Stop listening to Gordon Change and Peter Zeihan...🤣
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  336. What parallel universe are these panelists from because I can't fathom them actually believing what they are saying.
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  337.  @hz240  Any war between the major powers would ultimately end in a nuclear exchange. The premise that US enemies love their children more and will submit rather than enter mutual destruction is flawed.
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  338. Tesla is producing and selling in China and doing rather well in that competitive environment, so we know this trope from the US has absolutely nothing to do with competition...🤣
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  339. I see paying more for less is not just an American thing...🤣😂🤣😂
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  340. I didn't know posting data about trade is propaganda? Who knew... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  341. How quickly you forgot about Iraq...🤣
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  342. We need more of this imperialism talk so the rest of the world can see the true face of the empire and completely reject it. China will be the big winner since they're the exact opposite...🤣
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  343.  @yurichtube1162  Well we all know how it ends if Macron keeps having a "let them eat cake" moment...:text-green-game-over:
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  344. Kai-Fu Lee, who was the former CEO of Google China, in his book AI Superpowers details how Chinese entrepreneurs basically out competed US tech companies that tried to enter the Chinese market.
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  345.  @TacticalMayo  It doesn't apply to you because you're not privileged...🤣
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  346. Russia is a resources powerhouse while China is an industrial powerhouse, the largest in history. US prevailing is not going to happen, it's just going to piss off the majority and isolate the US even further. Basically you have the US, EU, UK, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and South Korea versus the rest of the world. The hubris is amazing...🤣😂🤣😂
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  347. Top 5 Canadian Exports: Crude Petroleum ($123B) Cars ($29.4B) Petroleum Gas ($24.3B) Refined Petroleum ($17.2B) Gold ($14.7B) Other than cars China would definitely welcome more Canadian products. Let's see if Trudeau takes the opportunity to diversify their exports...🤣
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  348. Libel laws are pretty strong in the UK. I'm sure Aaron and his cohorts would prevail.
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  349. Actually those students were the ones that couldn't make it into the top schools in China...🤣😂🤣😂
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  350. Highly recommend OnePlus. I have a OnePlus 7 Pro and it works flawless even after 4+ years plus Oxygen OS is way better then Samsung's bloatware filled UI...🤣
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  351.  @toddfarkman2177  US heavily subsidizes the farm industry, so your example is basically the pot calling the kettle black.
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  352. 'Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results.' - Rita Mae Brown
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  353. Sam needs a Viking helmet with a volt arc across the horns.
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  354. “He who tied the bell to the tiger must take it off.”
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  355.  @macgurkha1973  ... with a round in every chamber... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  356. Except they piss on you and tell you it's raining...🤣
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  357. WSJ has an article out that nobody in China wants Nvidia's downgraded chips. There goes 90% market share for AI chips and 25% revenue. Huawei Ascend is going to make a killing with a market all to themselves...🤣😂🤣😂
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  358. All 19 of them out of 193. Do you know how many countries sponsored the "Building a peaceful and better world through sport and the Olympic ideal" resolution submitted by the United States for the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City? It was 170, which is 3 less than what the China resolution received. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  359. Get the hose out and the Filipinos run away...🤣
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  360.  @hangtuah888  True, but it can't surface without help from the Chinese. Sort of like the 2008 Financial Crisis...🤣😂🤣😂
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  361. Bongbong was "horrified" of the agreement because if true there goes his chance of getting his hands on the billions of daddy Marco's money that's frozen in the US...🤣
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  362. So when do the US sanctions against the WTO arbitrators begin? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  363. Filipinos are going to find out real soon that under Article V of the Mutually Defense Treaty with the US signed in August of 1951 doesn't include the islands in the South China Sea...🤣
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  364. It's an unresolved civil war that should be settled by the Chinese. US didn't like it when France got involved in their civil war even though France was officially neutral.
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  365.  @michaelkatz275  Because of the depth a gas mixture of oxygen and helium is needed. With an open-circuit UBA for a bottom time of 30 minutes requires an ascend time of about 400 minutes due to all the decompression stops that need to be made. Even with a mixed-gas closed-circuit UBA you still need an ascend time of about 300 minutes depending on the equipment type. It would take multiple dives over the course of about two weeks in the middle of a no anchor zone. This would definitely draw the attention of the local maritime authority.
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  366. He will now head the new government in exile that will be recognized by the US and vassals...🤣
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  367.  @sciagurrato1831  Japan is a suzerainty still occupied by the US military. China is a sovereign nation of 1.4 billion people with a huge industrialized economy and a powerful military. China remembers the century of humiliation, so version 2.0 is not going to happen.
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  368. Well they wanted Putin and Russia to act more like western powers, so what's the problem?
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  369. There are like 40 countries lined up to join BRICS, so Argentina will not be missed...🤣😂🤣😂
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  370.  @FunnyBunny-pd5xx  Problem is the Chinese market is so large that any decline will result in economic hardship because there's no immediate substitute market to absorb the excess supply. Australia learned this the hard way. Moral of the story? Don't piss off your best customer...🤣
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  371.  @David-mr8wi  At least they have a video. Where's the video of the mythical beast called NGAD from the USAF?🤣
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  372. US GDP growth is only about 2-3% and it's inflated due to outrageous health care costs, imputed rent, excessive valuation of services, and the effects of inflation are not adjusted...🤣
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  373.  @russianbot1420  ...and "des balles"...🤪
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  374. "You better stay out of these waters America" or else you might hit another mountain or shipping container. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  375. They're doubling down because as Alex Christoforou has stated numerous times "they have no reverse gear".
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  376.  @covertpuppytwo3857  Guess what? You typed that entire diatribe for no reason at all because you're shadow banned. I guess that one up vote you gave yourself is all your going to get...🤣😂🤣😂
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  377. One of the reasons the Indonesian government went with China for their HSR construction is because the deal included a joint venture and technology transfer from China to Indonesia regards their EMU trains.
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  378. Drone was in the Russian ADIZ and had its transponder turned off. Drone didn't immediately leave the area when Russian aircraft intercepted, even with some "encouragement"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  379. The islands and archipelagos in the South China Sea were first claimed by Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty in 111 BC, which is way longer than claiming a large portion of indigenous native lands as the United States...🤣😂🤣😂
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  380.  @jamesmorrow1646  Feinting ignorance doesn't cut it. You're going to have to come up with a new schtick...🤣😂🤣😂
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  381. And for a brief period the voices of a million clogged arteries rejoiced...🤣😂🤣😂
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  382.  @Bubba-z4s  Better that than call center in Mumbai that smells like body odor and bad curry. I forget you prefer that...🤣
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  383. Neuffer is correct that to be the most efficient and most cost effective you need more than one country. However since the US government has other ideas with their ill-advised sanctions efficiency will go down and costs will go up for everyone in the supply chain, but since China is very good at managing costs their companies are going to be the last ones standing...:text-green-game-over:
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  384. TikTok will prevail in court as the legislation is blatantly unconstitutional. TikTok has already won twice in court, so a third victory is the likely outcome.
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  385. Because the videos are not on western platforms, they're on Telegram. If you look up Intel Slava Z you're find a wealth of videos and info.
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  386.  @loverov1561  Shoigu wasn't "sacked". He was moved to the position of secretary of the Russian Security Council. Reshuffling is common in the west when an administration is elected or re-elected, but somehow when Russian does this it's totally different?
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  387. China's LLM AI must be pretty advanced if you got Stanford University researchers copying code from Tsinghua University and trying to past it off as their own...🤣
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  388. No red carpet, no honor guard, and no greeting by a high ranking Chinese official. Nobody likes poor Blinky...🤣
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  389. Welcome to the United Snakes Land of the thief, home of the slave The grand imperial guard where the dollar is sacred, and power is God
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  390. In Singapore they said "Wow, the doors don't fall off", then realized it wasn't a Boeing 737 Max...🤣😂🤣😂
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  391.  @grassytiger  How many Tesla shares do you own?
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  392. Drone swarms? Warships? Carl Zha said it the best - "China can make these things like dumplings." 🤣😂🤣😂
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  393. Zombie meme of "Where is Peng Shuai?" just won't die... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  394. In the end the US will only be sending their thoughts and prayers to the Filipinos...🤣
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  395. @user-mx9th2fx8r It's business for the mafia, but normal people call that blackmail...🤣
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  396. Manufacturers will produce until marginal revenue equals marginal cost. There's no overcapacity because manufacturers would not produce if marginal cost was greater than marginal revenue. Economics 101.
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  397. Freeze the conflict? Not after Minsk. "“Fool me once, shame on - shame on you. Fool me - you can't get fooled again.” - George W. Bush
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  398.  @Anon123anon  BBC and Smellycat tried, but failed miserable.
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  399. "Destroying hospitals and embassies is always the hallmark of a civilized nation" said no one.
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  400.  @GianniDN  It's a huge win, but for China since they're the lowest cost manufacturer for renewable energy products. European manufacturers will go the way of the Northvolt...🤣
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  401. You know what car would sell like hotcakes in the US? BYD Dolphin since it has enough range, it's the right size, it looks good, and would meet US safety standards.
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  402. "They can't silence all of us". It looks like they can't silence any of you. 😂🤣😂🤣
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  403.  @marcusclarkson5520  Jack Ma tried to set up a parallel banking system outside of the state led one. He's lucky he only got a reprimand.
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  404. US News & World Report - Best Global Universities for Artificial Intelligence 1) Tsinghua University - China 2) Nanyang Technological University - Singapore 3) Chinese University of Hong Kong - China 4) University of Technology Sydney - Australia 5) National University of Singapore - Singapore 6) Harbin Institute of Technology - China 7) University of Adelaide - Australia 8) University of Electronic Science & Technology of China - China 9) Peking University - China 10) University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, CAS - China Of the top ten universities for artificial intelligence six of them are in China...🤪
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  405. Another handout to corporations? The grifting never ends...🤣😂🤣😂
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  406.  @TacticalMayo  "United States of America has not declared war since world war 2." - So the bombing, invading, killing, maiming, and human suffering is not war, but only a signed piece of paper is war? That's some freaky mental gymnastics you got going on there...🤣😂🤣😂
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  407. Even with the dams ecological measures can be included, example is a fish ladder or a fish pass, to alleviate any issues with local fishing. Chatawong is just a tool for trying to stop such projects. He doesn't care about these people or villages.
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  408. US wants China to capitulate and kowtow, but their ultimate goal is not destroy the trading relationship. The US will abandon its machinations once the boomerang starts smacking them, or more specific their campaign donors, in the head...🤣😂🤣😂
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  409.  @jakleo337  US feeds the world bombs and missiles.
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  410. At least in the end she admitted her mistake. Way better than most of the Biden brain trust entourage...🤣
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  411.  @gti500  Guantanamo Bay ring a bell?
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  412. Call Roto-Rooter, that's the name, and away go Serpentza down the drain.
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  413. China's Xisha islands were first claimed by Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty in 111 BC and have been included on Chinese maps since 1405. Maybe the US needs a DF-17 reminder?
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  414.  @winstond4445  You're not the only one thinking the same thing... Australia's Defence Policy Explained - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTCqXlDjx18
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  415.  @GDawg2K2  Plus it takes a lot more time to dig trenches and plant the amount of explosives needed than 20 minutes. My guess would be 6-8 hours minimum to complete the task, so that's 18 to 24 dives total. Did the "yacht" sit out in the Baltic for more than two weeks running this operation? It's beyond the realm of reality...🤣😂🤣😂
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  416. Sorry, but Canada is getting last year's overpriced models of dead dinosaur juice drinking behemoths the rest of the world doesn't want...🤣
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  417.  @ItsukaShimotsuki  Because domestic producers can't rapidly increase production they take advantage of short term profits by raising prices to match the import plus the tariff. You're getting ripped off by the government if you buy the foreign product or you're getting ripped off by the domestic producer if you buy the domestic product.
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  418.  @jasonb444  The unprovoked invasion is only if you ignore everything else before that...🤣
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  419.  @TacticalMayo  Enjoy you Pyrrhic victory...🤣😂🤣😂
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  420. Elon is now wrong on at least two things with EVs. Batteries and FDS with no LiDAR...🤪
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  421.  @stchan8569  The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on...🤣
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  422.  @Bubba-z4s  Poor TeeHee, always posting nonsense...🤣
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  423. G20 has a dress code, but Elensky only has green tee shirts and cargo pants so he's staying home.
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  424. I watched the entire press conference and the western media reporters asking questions were appalling. I don't know how Lavrov has the patience to deal with those idiots.
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  425. Gargamel lives on...🤮
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  426.  @johnleckieWATP  Why would you be for war instead of peace? Do you profit from such activity?
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  427. China already invited the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights back in February. Didn't you get the memo?
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  428. Japanese government bonds are cheap because of the weakness of the Yen...😎
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  429. Once again I will repeat that in 5-10 years the US will be living in a technological ghetto...🤣
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  430.  @garyshepherd9367  Britain, where a head of lettuce outlasted a prime minister...🤣
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  431. PLA can lauch hypersonic missiles at Taiwanese military installations destroying all military assets, no invasion necessary. Taiwan would have no alternative but to capitulate. The smart move would be for Taiwan to cut the best deal they can get with the mainland before it's too late.
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  432.  @Mrpiggy1902  Then please by all means post your video that incorporates a non one-sided professional analysis. We're all waiting.
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  433. ...and all those Bandera statues are not really in Ukraine...🤣😂🤣😂
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  434. I was sure in the beginning of the video those three were going to start doing Ultraman battles with the figures.
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  435.  @bozo5632  Incompetence and treachery doesn't count. US will remain top dog in those departments.
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  436. US actions are segmenting the world economy so they can still be the king, but of a smaller fiefdom...🤣😂🤣😂
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  437. When you can get 9 second 1/4 mile times out of a stock production four door sedan then you know ICE is on death's door.
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  438. What an ignorant statement. Both have enough nuclear weapons so the entire world would be destroyed.
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  439. “When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn't become a king. The palace instead becomes a circus.” - Turkish Proverb
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  440. It's wasn't just Robinhood that stopped trading GME. It was E-trade, Schwab, Ameritrade, etc ... they all did it. Insider from Robinhood posted on Reddit the call to pull GME came directly from the White House.
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  441. Rules for thee, but not for me...🤣
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  442.  @michaelkatz275  Ukraine fires about 6,000 shell per day, which would make a month's production a little over 2 days in the field. Russia fires anywhere from 40,000 to 60,000 per day using stockpiles from the Soviet era. How does it feel to be wrong all of the time? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  443. The only "overproduction" are ICE vehicles where sales have had double digits declines...🤣
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  444.  @tia904  I see we're in a lets be pedantic and ruin the joke mood...🤣😂🤣😂
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  445. Decoupling with 750 billion dollars worth of trade would be a disaster for China and the US. Difference is that China can eventually replace US markets with that of the global south as incomes rise and inequity decreases. However the US can't replace Chinese imports since supply chains and infrastructure in China is very well developed and replicating this environment in other countries would take decades and trillions of dollars in investment.
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  446. Havana syndrome was caused by crickets...🤣
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  447. KSA said the same thing about the Houthis. How did that work out?
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  448.  @djinn666  Create the adversary where none existed, then justify the unilateral decision to block them based on the fabricated adversary. Rinse, lather, repeat...🤣
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  449. "...fifth round of sanctions" because the first four times did so well. Once again the US is sanctioning themselves into a corner as the rest of the world moves on...🤣😂🤣😂
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  450. Best thing is to demand that Chinese manufacturers produce the batteries and EVs in the US with locally sourced components. US going their own way is just a disaster waiting to happen.
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  451. Because they're bombing and/or invading countries like Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen, and Afghanistan... oh wait.
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  452. Doesn't matter who you source or quote because some idiot will always scream "Russian propaganda".
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  453. No because TikTok is following all applicable laws in the United States. TikTok is only being banned because they are of Chinese origin. Youtube is owned by Google, which was never banned and left voluntarily from the Chinese market.
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  454. But the video would be 4 hours long...🤣
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  455.  @Coxman  I''ll put your predictions on the list with these others 🤣😂🤣😂 1990. China's economy has come to a halt. The Economist 1996. China's economy will face a hard landing. The Economist 1998. China's economy's dangerous period of sluggish growth. The Economist 1999. Likelihood of a hard landing for the Chinese economy. Bank of Canada 2000. China currency move nails hard landing risk coffin. Chicago Tribune 2001. A hard landing in China. Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas 2002. China Seeks a Soft Economic Landing. Westchester University 2003. Banking crisis imperils China. New York Times 2004. The great fall of China? The Economist 2005. The Risk of a Hard Landing in China. Nouriel Roubini 2006. Can China Achieve a Soft Landing? International Economy 2007. Can China avoid a hard landing? TIME 2008. Hard Landing in China? Forbes 2009. China's hard landing. China must find a way to recover. Fortune 2010. Hard landing coming in China. Nouriel Roubini 2011. Chinese Hard Landing Closer Than You Think. Business Insider 2012. Economic News from China: Hard Landing. American Interest 2013. A Hard Landing in China. Zero Hedge 2014. A Hard Landing in China. CNBC 2015. Congratulations, You Got Yourself A Chinese Hard Landing. Forbes 2016. Hard landing looms for China. The Economist 2017. Is China's Economy Going To Crash? National Interest 2018. China's Coming Financial Meltdown. The Daily Reckoning 2019. China's Economic Slowdown: How worried should we be? BBC
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  456.  @feydrautha012  Along with Xinjiang separatists organizations like the World Uyghur Congress, who's also funded by the US government. No conflict of interest there... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  457. Let's go Brandon!
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  458.  @YK-G99  Please, if a thousand people show up at a protest in an "official" enemy state then it's front page news in boomer media...🤣
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  459. Germany's economy is kaput by following the Americans right off the economic cliff...:text-green-game-over:
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  460. It's not insanity, but the religious like belief in their own invincibility. "Pride goeth before destruction, And a haughty spirit before a fall".
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  461. Second Dongfang Hour. Blaine knows his sh*t and does an excellent job.
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  462.  @_._._._._._._._._._._._._.____  Arihant is a 2.9 billion dollar nuclear submarine in the Indian Navy. In 2017 someone left the aft hatch open and it flooded the propulsion system compartment. Submarine was out of commission for 10 months being repaired.
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  463. "EU is banning the sale of toilets to Russia" - Is it because China doesn't have the technology? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  464.  @crystco8088  US doesn't even have dedicated high speed rail or a domestic 5G manufacturer plus Daxing is way nicer than O'Hare or LAX...🤣😂🤣😂
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  465. How do they lose credibility when they had none to begin with? We're in the territory of negative credibility...🤣😂🤣😂
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  466.  C'mon Man  "In the List of U.S. Wrongdoings that Must Stop, China urged the United States to unconditionally revoke the visa restrictions over Communist Party of China (CPC) members and their families, revoke sanctions on Chinese leaders, officials and government agencies, and remove visa restrictions on Chinese students. China also urged the United States to stop suppressing Chinese enterprises, stop harassing Chinese students, stop suppressing the Confucius Institutes, revoke the registration of Chinese media outlets as "foreign agents" or "foreign missions", and revoke the extradition request for Meng Wanzhou." Source: Xinhua 2021-07-26
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  467. Banning an application that's only an interface to an open source LLM is got to be the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Don't they know you can access the DeepSeek website via a browser?🤣
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  468.  @Lew-gp3co  At one time the dollar was the only game in town for oil and gas. Things have changed...🤣
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  469. Where I live downtown looks just like 1:52. The sad truth is that ALL major metropolitan cities in the US have this to some degree.
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  470. Suggest you get those white flags cleaned and pressed before you go.
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  471. In today's world there's no way to have an independent supply chain due to China's dominance in the industry. It's best to partner with China for local production so at least the materials and manufacturing stay within Australia.
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  472. Just like in 1899...🤣
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  473.  @sarafoxy  I see we found who's getting a piece of that 300 million dollar government cheese 🤣😂🤣😂
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  474. But Canada honoring an actual Nazi in their parliament is perfectly fine...🤣
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  475.  @mdzia131  China is only 3-5 years behind in advanced semiconductors. Only three companies are producing 7nm and below nodes: TSMC (Taiwan), Samsung (South Korea), and SMIC (China). US does not produce any nodes below 10nm. These are facts that can easily be verified...🤣
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  476.  @avidmoviewatcher346  But the coercion doesn't work all the time. According to the Financial Times the UAE wanted to purchase 50 F-35 fighters, but the US made it contingent on removing Huawei 5G equipment. UAE decided to purchase 80 Rafale fighters instead claiming there were "few cost-effective alternatives to Huawei’s 5G technology" and didn't want to be "drawn into a new cold war between the US and China."
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  477. @Ben Benito Oh look, little Benito is here like a good little doggy. Are you still butt hurt being wrong about Kazakhstan? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  478. "Wang Yi ‘Overwhelms’ Blinken" - Kind of a low bar to reach. Wang Yi needs a challenge... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  479. Actually the US lives in an oligarchy as defined by Aristotle.
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  480. That's rich coming from the US about elections meddling when the US meddles in everyone's elections with a plethora of government backed groups and agencies...🤣😂🤣😂
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  481. "Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!" (Sir Walter Scott, 1808)
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  482. Those companies refuse to follow Chinese laws. Apple and Microsoft, including Bing, products work fine in China because they follow Chinese laws.
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  483.  @GreenIslandWoodworks  China is not dependent on food imports and their next store neighbor has all the raw materials they could possibly want. Cope harder...🤣
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  484. If they have no alternative but to silence your voice that means we're winning.
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  485.  @covertpuppytwo3857  You push the same argument over and over again even after you've been corrected numerous times. These "facts" only exist in your mind and nowhere else.
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  486.  @covertpuppytwo3857  Do you understand that most of your comments are not seen by anyone? It must make you absolutely livid that I won't take the bait and respond...🤣😂🤣😂
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  487. US asset strips the semiconductor tech first, then the pawn get sacrificed... 🇹🇼♟☠
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  488.  @Sean-giang  Spokesperson claims there's erroneous information in a Bloomberg report. Bloomberg agrees, apologizes, and makes a retraction. This has absolutely nothing to do with the Hong Kong Free Press.
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  489. Little Marco said the quiet part our loud...🤣😂🤣😂
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  490.  @louisgiokas2206  Tu quoque is not an argument...🤣😂🤣😂
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  491. Four of the top five apps on the iOS App Store are Chinese. US can't compete, therefore they ban...🤣😂🤣😂
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  492. China did say they had a "no limits" partnership with Russia, therefore...🤣
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  493.  @Bubba-z4s  You're like a teacher in the summertime. No class...🤣
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  494. ​ @barbh1  Laura is a digital clock, so it's broken all the time...🤣😂🤣😂
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  495. @Meme Memeson United Nations Journal: A delegate’s odyssey. New York: Putnam, 1974. Pages 56–7
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  496. Not once did Xi Jinping pontificate about the protests in France the way the entire west, including Macron, did with the protests in Hong Kong.
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  497. Have you seen the forex for the Yen lately?
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  498. ​ @gelinrefira  When your system is based on a popularity contest instead of on merit don't be surprised of the results...🤣
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  499. Use of currencies relies on trust, not enforcement. This is going to go over like a lead balloon...🤣
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  500.  @phil488pista9  Yep, the US is making a calculated move that China will capitulate rather than damage the trading relationship. It's shortsighted, but the US can't decouple because they depend too much on production from China.
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  501. US disregarding treaty obligations? Does a bear poop in the woods?
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  502. Trickle down economics? Something yellow is trickling down, but it ain't gold...🤣
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  503. Europe is tapped out and Japanese Yen is nearing record highs against the USD. You can only whip your vassals so much to pick up the slack...🤣
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  504.  @PlayShorts3  GDP Growth Rate 2023: EU: 0.7% China: 5.2% It's so true...🇪🇺🪦
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  505. Where are the people claiming it's the mighty US Navy that keeps shipping lanes open around the world? Anyone? 🦗🦗🦗
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  506. It's because Tucker will ask tough, but fair questions instead of trying to blindside Putin with a steady stream of gotcha from a controlled narrative...🤣😂🤣😂
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  507. You do know that feeling safe and actually being safe are two different things?
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  508. Why do you blame an entire country when the donation was from one wealthy Chinese individual?
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  509.  @lukemurray4950  There's not going to be a war. There may be a skirmish here or there, but the west will capitulate. Why? Because if there's an existential threat to China they'll pull the nuclear level. China's not going back to the "Age of Humiliation". Something about cats and bags or toothpaste and tubes.
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  510. US Treasuries are now being purchased by private foreign investors because of the high interest rates they're currently getting. According to economist Phillip Pilkington these investors, unlike purchases by foreign governments, are rate sensitive. Therefore once yields drop due to a recession foreign investors will stop buying them forcing the US trade deficit to close and US living standards to fall.
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  511.  @kevinkarbonik2928  Your logical fallacy is: Strawman
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  512. I normally don't carry when I go bike riding, but I think that's going to change since this happened close to home.
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  513. Hard not to be emotional when the US created rivers of blood throughout the Middle East, then call it "leading". "To ravage, to slaughter, to usurp under false titles, they call empire; and where they make a desert, they call it peace." - Publius Cornelius Tacitus
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  514. You know that about 50 of those F14s are still flying with the Iranian Air Force. They've been maintained, upgraded, and are still a very formidable fighter.
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  515. Those who claim they are anti-fascist act and behavior as the fascist do. It's an accurate description of those who are in the streets destroying property behaving like brown shirts. Now who's the idiot?
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  516. Ok boomer...🤣😂🤣😂
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  517. The reason they didn't move them to Hong Kong is that with a stroke of a pen that special status of Hong Kong can be revoked.
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  518.  @aetiusflavius3853  Don't argue with it since it's a sock puppet. Account was opened 9/21/2021.
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  519. No, instead they sanctioned the dollar since China can buy from Russian, Iran, and Saudi Arabia with their own currency...🤣
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  520.  @Jason-bu9sv  "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage." - John Kenneth Galbraith
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  521.  @Sean-giang  Is the Hong Kong Free Press involved? Answer: No. Did Bloomberg agree there was erroneous information in the report and change it? Answer: Yes. Everything else is immaterial and has absolutely no relevance. You can't argue for a position that doesn't exist.
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  522. You could also say the same thing about semiconductors. Oh wait, isn't that what the Chinese are doing?🤣
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  523. Huawei is the number one telecommunications equipment company in the world. That's where they are...🤣
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  524.  @TacticalMayo Keep moving that goalpost... 😂🤣😂🤣
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  525. If you know anything about the Chinese political system you have to be the best of the best to get to the top. Xi also has six bosses and can get the boot if things go horribly wrong.
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  526. Last western media report I saw on Indonesia was pushing the "at what cost" meme over the Jakarta-Bandung high speed rail project...🤣
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  527. Would that be Afghanistan or Vietnam? Of course this time it will be different...🤣😂🤣😂
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  528. Nicolas Burns is an amateur. At least Terry Branstad, his predecessor, was somewhat competent even though we called him "Braindead" back in Iowa when he was governor.
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  529. "China should respect the decision of the International Court from 2016" - Once the US respects the decision of the court to return the Chagos islands (Diego Garcia) back to the Chagossians. You do know the islands were seized and the native people were forcibly exiled by the UK in the 1960s? On the other hand the Xisha Islands were first claimed by the Han Dynasty in 111 BC. Every successive government in China has sent navy forces to administer the islands since then. In fact both the PRC and the ROC claim the islands as Chinese sovereign territory. There are native Chinese that have been living and fishing on the islands for thousands of years. So you can take that piece of paper from the Permanent Court of Arbitration, which for all purposes is not a real court, and shove it...🤣😂🤣😂
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  530.  @topsuperseven7910  Canada 2024 GDP Growth Forecast - 0.9%...🤣
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  531. Section 321 is why I love TEMU...🥰
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  532. If you're paranoid about back doors you can run OpenHarmony OS under the Apache license. If you think the US government doesn't have access to Google's servers and various OS platforms you're seriously deluding yourself.
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  533. I think they have since the DPP is doing terrible in the most recent polls.
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  534.  @toddfarkman2177  China tariffs against US agriculture has been retaliatory while Japan in 2019 signed an agreement to reduce and eliminate all US agriculture tariffs. It seems I understand the concept better than you.
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  535. Western de-radicalization programs consist of airstrikes, drone strikes, black sites, and Guantanamo Bay. Its supposed to de-radicalization them, but for some reason it has the opposite effect... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  536.  @Heissin  Unilateral sanctions violate the principles of equality of states, friendly relations, and consideration of each other's interests under the UN Charter. Only the UN Security Council has the authority to impose sanctions. This is common knowledge and the information is readily available. You can't win on this one...🤣😂🤣😂
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  537.  @pajeetsingh  Iran has hypersonic missiles while the US does not. Most people would call that "more advanced"...🤣
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  538.  @Bubba-z4s  Google left the Chinese market in 2010 because they couldn't compete and gave some sorry excuse about censorship...🤣
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  539.  @user-uu6bi4tn5o  Sorry, but that's a false equivalence. Google and Facebook used to be in China, but were blocked since they would not release information on individuals regarding the terrorist attacks in Urumqi in 2009, which killed close to 200 people. Contrast this with the 2013 Boston Bombing in which only three people died. Facebook and Google fully and actively supported the USG investigations above and beyond what was required by law. China obviously had a justified reason for banning these corporations, unlike the evidence free assertions of "national security" the USG frequently gives. In fact it was so transparent that Tik-Tok and Xiaomi were taken off the USG entity list after they filed suit because the Justice Department knew they would not survive a court challenge.
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  540. Theft always inspires confidence in western banking institutions...🤣😂🤣😂
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  541.  @TacticalMayo  Sorry, but even the US military has standards however low they may be...🤣😂🤣😂
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  542. If you measure emissions by per capita China is much lower than many western nations, including Australia.
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  543.  @joanofarc6402  It means "fixed that for you." It's not the current leadership that the problem. It's the entire political class in the US that is egregious. There's no real way to change this, so the only option is to degrade its power and influence in the world.
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  544. So when does Russia start rolling tanks through Berlin again? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  545. Why are you wasting time on this miserable turd? EV batteries are dangerous, but driving around with 15-20 gallons of flammable liquid in a plastic tank 2 mm thick is perfectly safe...🤣
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  546. The Mandalorian: This is the way!
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  547.  @riffmondo9733  Thousands of scientists agree there is climate change and they only debate on the rate at which it is occurring.
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  548. It's so sad that children can do this to each other. It breaks my heart every time.
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  549. Largest Banks in the World by Assets - 2022: 1) 🇨🇳 Industrial and Commercial Bank of China 2) 🇨🇳 China Construction Bank Corp 3) 🇨🇳 Agricultural Bank of China 4) 🇨🇳 Bank of China 5) 🇺🇸 JP Morgan Chase & Co
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  550. ...but...but...but Trump is going to put tariffs on them...🤣
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  551.  @incontinentiabuttocks5271  Mao's peasant army fought the US to a draw in Korea and that was when the US was militarily stronger. China also has hyper-sonic missiles, which the US has no operational defense to deny the use of these weapons.
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  552. More than 40% of the world's polysilicon is produced in the Xinjiang region of China. Did anyone actually believe US sanctions on Xinjiang was about humans rights?
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  553. Stellantis just laid-off 400 engineer, tech, and software positions in the US, so the end is closer than you think...🤪
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  554.  @lukemurray4950  US doesn't have the industrial capacity or widespread public support to facilitate such a war. China on the other has the capacity for both, plus the tacit support of Russia. If hostilities did breakout due to a miscalculation by the US the Chinese would hit fast and hard until the US cried uncle. It's all posturing and hubris by the US and their reluctant allies. Why do you think there's a dramatic change in diplomatic tone from the Chinese side? China knows what's going on, they're not stupid.
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  555.  @BridgeportIPA  US can't even win in Afghanistan after twenty years against an enemy in sandals with AKs but are going to defeat an adversary with a peer military and 1.4 billion people? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  556. ​ @Hutvillage  Reading comprehension problem? OP said holding US bonds, which are about 800 billion. China already stopped buying US Treasuries...🤣😂🤣😂
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  557. The Spanish-American Treaty of 1898 clearly stated that the western limit of the Philippines did not include the Spratly Islands. When the Philippines gained independence in 1946 the US government told the nationalists not to include the Spratlys in their territorial claim for fear of running into conflict with the Chiang Kai-Shek regime in China.
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  558. China's trade with the US is less than 15% of their total. China has been increasing their trade with the rest of the world while quietly removing the US from the equation. This is only going to isolate the US since the rest of the world can still buy the latest technology from the lowest cost provider, which is China.
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  559. Not a copy of Boeing, otherwise it would be crashing.
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  560.  @rap3208  If you have to hobble the competition than you're really not number one. You'll always be second because you've never reached the level needed to be number one...🤣
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  561. In a decade? We're already there. The average vehicle on the road in the US is 13 years old, which is up from 7 years old in the 1990s...:text-green-game-over:
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  562.  @stusanderson3111  You spelled United States wrong. Julian Assange or Alex Saab ring a bell? Give it a break with the Peng Shuai nonsense, nobody's buying... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  563. It's about people seeing what's going on in Gaza...😡
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  564. They're the cat that needs to be put to sleep...🤣😂🤣😂
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  565. Did you know per capita Canada has higher C02 emissions than China?🤣
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  566. Bloomberg has offices in Shanghai and Beijing.
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  567.  @Sean-giang  China relied on Bloomberg for the report and not the Hong Kong Free Press. Therefore your comment is irrelevant.
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  568.  @TacticalMayo  Oregon has a 2.1 trillion dollar GDP? Who knew...🤣😂🤣😂
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  569. US will double, triple, or quadruple down on failed policies because the alternative is the end of hegemony and exceptionalism...:text-green-game-over:
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  570. "I think we need to work together to boost Beijing's automotive industry." - Because if you don't the west will conspire to destroy it with conquer and divide tactics...🤪
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  571. People complain that China is not doing enough with counter sanctions, but if you look at game theory the best strategy is usually tit-for-tat. It's the conservative move, and that's what the Chinese have been applying.
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  572. Bojo: "Buy a new kettle" Of course Bojo doesn't mention the new kettle will most likely be produced in China. In all of these hair-brained scenarios China is always the winner...🤣😂🤣😂
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  573. Notice you pulled forward to position the vehicle? A pull though or back-in station design wouldn't be different since the sensors only care the vehicle is on the pads, therefore it must be a footprint issue since a pull though location would obviously use much more. In urban areas real-estate is at a premium price.
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  574. WTF? Mark hasn't posted anything to his channel in months...😠
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  575. That's why last year China installed more solar energy panels than the US has done in its entire history...🤡
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  576.  @TacticalMayo  As of December, 2023 China has signed up 151 countries to the BRI program. Last time I checked 151 is greater than 43...🤣
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  577. What does this have to do with her skiing ability?
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  578.  @renegade7370  These missiles are highly inaccurate and prone to failure, so the possibility still exists. However the writing on the side tends to dismiss this as being a malfunction. The personnel in the AFU aren't well disciplined based on the all the videos taken of them committing blatant violations of the Geneva Conventions. I guess the only question left would be did this come from the top or was it a decision by a rogue unit?
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  579. It's a weather balloon most likely from the Wenchang Space Launch Center or some other commercial entity affiliated with the center since the balloon was launched from Hainan Island.
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  580. Except all the Bandera statues...🤣😂🤣😂
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  581. It's the Volkswagen Beetle of the 21st Century.
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  582.  @stresslessflex6389  GE, Ford, and Dell all source parts and even complete units from China. It's estimated that 90% of the world's electronics come from Shenzhen. It's pretty much guaranteed you have more products from China than any other country...🤣
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  583.  @clocktower1164  It's not racism since the US also takes a big dump on the EU. The only difference is the EU says thank you when it happens.
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  584. See what happens when you throw Ricardo's comparative advantage out the window. It comes back to bite you...🤣
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  585.  @ryanwalters6184  Not so free for those protesters on campus in support of Gaza. In fact anyone that goes against the dictates of the hegemon learns real fast about how that "free world" works...🤣
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  586.  @izzyallwright  Glad that you signed up to fight. Hope you come back with all your arms and legs...🤣😂🤣😂
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  587. Chinese Navy should embark on an expedition to Venezuela and tour the Gulf of Mexico. What's good for the goose...🤣😂🤣😂
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  588. "The real difference between democracy and oligarchy is poverty and wealth. Wherever men rule by reason of their wealth, whether they be few or many, that is an oligarchy, and where the poor rule, that is a democracy." - Aristotle
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  589. I would reply I don't support Nazis and offer to sent them a list of over 50 news articles, reports, and research papers from mainstream western media sources supporting this position. Knowledge is power, they should have learned that watching School House Rock.
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  590. Vijay Prashad has a new piece out on People's Dispatch called "The US & China’s Belt & Road Initiative" which goes in-depth with past attempts at combating BRI. Of course the new Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment (PGII) is doomed to fail since it's just a grift to funnel money into the coffers of the upper echelon.
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  591.  @CAL-zq3dk  She was the last item on the list, so I didn't forget her.
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  592.  @FiveGunsWest  US doesn't want a piece of your pie, they want the whole damn thing. You just get the crumbs. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  593.  @legendxch  Simple, land mass and troop numbers. Taiwan is a small island with few troops and military equipment. Destroy all military infrastructure in Taiwan and the government would have no alternative other than committing suicide from an invasion they can not win. I don't know where you're getting your information but Russia has not been struggling. They pulled their troops from outside Kiev so they could re-group for phase 2 in Donbass. They have complete air superiority and a kill ratio of 6:1. Russia has crippled Ukrainian supply lines, fuel depots, oil refineries, and most of the military infrastructure. They have so many POWs due to mass surrender they don't know where to house them. These are facts that can easily be verified. You need to stop listening to western media because it's a complete lie.
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  594. “Multi-Domain Task Forces” is code for a boatload cash funneled into weapons manufacturer's coffers. Of course at the expense and well-being of the average American...🤣😂🤣😂
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  595. There's some truth behind all those Polish jokes you hear...🤣😂🤣😂
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  596. Pinoys are the only ones crying and Bongbong will sacrifice as many as needed to get the billions of daddy Marcos's money back from frozen accounts in the US...🤣
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  597. "Potentially, the most dangerous scenario would be a grand coalition of China, Russia, and perhaps Iran, an 'antihegemonic' coalition united not by ideology but by complementary grievances." - Zbigniew Brzezinski: The Grand Chessboard
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  598. CEO William Li already came out with a statement that they are "open to the buy option and will further prepare for it" after receiving some feedback from users.
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  599. There's no mechanism to kick countries out of the WTO. Therefore "The Three Stooges" (Josh, Marco, and Tom) can basically pound sand...🤣
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  600.  @covertpuppytwo4568  You can stay at home in your trailer. Nobody wants you there anyway.
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  601.  @Bubba-z4s  TeeHee, we've had this conversation before and you were slapped down with the fact that China produces twice as many patents as the US. Repeating the same tired old argument doesn't magically make it come true...🤣
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  602.  @buckduck8936  I see that we're reading the Epoch Times again. I will admit the paper has redeeming qualities as a birdcage liner. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  603. Forced labor of John Deere and Massey Ferguson...🤣
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  604. Bridge was built before a pylon protection system was mandatory on all new construction. The bridge was never retro-fit even though larger and larger container ships were passing through the waterways. It was a disaster just waiting to happen. Shows were US priorities are with regards to its people.
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  605. "In Italia i fascisti si dividono in due categorie: i fascisti e gli antifascisti." - Ennio Flaiano Translation: In Italy fascists divide themselves into two categories: fascist and anti-fascist.
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  606. Bongbong has a 353 million dollar contempt judgement against him in the US and can be arrested if he visits. No wonder he's so "accommodating" to the Americans...🤣😂🤣😂
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  607.  @bluefish7940  Rubber knife will annoy and wrinkle you clothes, but that's about it. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  608. Paying more for less. It's the American way...🤣
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  609. "I will not bow down." - Biden will just fall down, so it looks about the same.
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  610. According to several reviews the build quality of NIO is better than Tesla, especially their interior fit and finish.
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  611. You mean DORKUS? That a better fitting name.
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  612.  @TacticalMayo  Since we'll all be dead I'll be enjoying all the amenities the good Lord has in his kingdom. You on the other hand will be enjoying a red hot poker and other such "creature comforts" for the rest of eternity...🤣😂🤣😂
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  613.  @hongluong3427  No, because the propaganda value is just too great. Imagine that if TikTok is banned half of America and all of China will be angry at the US government. It would be the same for companies like Temu and Shein since removing low priced goods from the market will hit people directly in the wallet and generate even more anger.
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  614. Boeing, a company that produces aircraft "designed by clowns, who in turn are supervised by monkeys." 🤣😂🤣😂
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  615. It will be something golden and trickle down...🤣
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  616. Depositors over $250,000 could have split up deposits between banks or purchased private excess deposit insurance, but they chose not to do so. They took the risk, therefore they should bear the loss.
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  617. I think the empty NOS can was probable the give away...🤣😂🤣😂
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  618.  @TacticalMayo  Last time US fought a peer military in the air or at sea was in 1945...🤣
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  619.  @mudshovel289  What part of "your opinion is worth about as much as these words posted on this screen" did you not understand?🤣
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  620.  @stunningandbrave2520  That's why Chinese SOEs dominate the Global Fortune 500 list, because they're so unsuccessful...🤣😂🤣😂
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  621. A production four door passenger sedan, basically a "grocery getter", runs 9 seconds in the 1/4 mile, which completely obliterates the ICE high performance car culture along with the associated masculinity. That's a huge hit to the ego to be cucked that hard.
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  622. If you sanction everyone then eventually you're going to sanction yourself. Can't wait for the new financial world order to start so the US will be downgraded to a regional power.
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  623. Freeland has been running a few quarts low for quite some time.
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  624.  @TacticalMayo  You have 43 vassals...🤣
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  625.  @timkelly5602  If you want more conformation download the U.S. Navy Diving Manual and start reading about the requirements for diving at that depth. They pretty much line up perfectly with Hersh's description of events.
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  626. Doesn't matter who you vote for, it's neocons all the way down...🤣
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  627.  @Sean-giang  You didn't read it because you wouldn't be arguing with me since paragraph 5 of the ruling is as clear as day. Remember, adults admit when they are wrong.
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  628. AMLO must be extremely popular, otherwise the US would have regime changed him by now...🤣😂🤣😂
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  629.  @phildefer2342  He lingers on, like a bad odor...🤣
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  630.  @marcusclarkson5520  So a good thing is when the banking system runs the government and gets a bailout for speculative derivative investments? More "liberated" for the banks, not so much for the people who get the bill...🤣
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  631. Xisha and Nansha islands have been part of China since they were claimed in 111 BC by Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty, which is before Vietnam was even considered a separate country.
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  632. US can now sell their overpriced pickup trucks and SUVs the rest of the world doesn't want...🤣
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  633. Listeria Salad strikes again... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  634.  @feizai245  Don't take a bite of Listeria Salad since it's so toxic... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  635. Max is always entertaining and informative. Where's Stacy? We need her too.
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  636. If China is a threat and an enemy why did the US do 750 billion dollars of trade with them last year? US clown car must be like Doctor Who's Tartus. It's bigger on the inside...🤣😂🤣😂
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  637.  @lettucesalad3560  Repeating the same nonsense over and over again does not make it true. China doesn't need to show the world anything since they've done nothing wrong in Xinjiang in the first place. You're on the loosing end of the argument. Also the United States allocated 300 million to foster anti-china propaganda, which you should know since you're getting a slice of that government cheese... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  638. US & EU tax dollars hard at work...🤣😂🤣😂
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  639. "China is still behind the US in technology." - Except in 5G, high speed rail, nuclear fusion, NEVs, solar and wind power, etc...🤣
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  640. @ace9840 "“Many countries are leaving the dollar. They not going to leave the dollar with me. I’ll say, you leave the dollar, you’re not doing business with the United States because we’re going to put 100% tariff on your goods,” - Donald J. Trump during a rally in Wisconsin, September 7, 2024
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  641. Rubio is going to be totally ineffective. Imagine him interacting with Sergey Lavrov or Wang Yi. It's like a toddler going up against judo grand masters...🤣
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  642.  @phil488pista9  That's okay. We're all human, except Priscilla. That's just a sock puppet.
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  643. Iran has updated S300 systems that are basically the same as the S400 except for the range...😎
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  644.  @AQuietNight  Ukraine never possessed operational control of the weapons. Under the 1994 Trilateral Statement Ukraine was committed to full disarmament, including strategic weapons, in exchange for economic support and security assurances from the US and Russia. In 2014 the US organized a coup against the democratically elected government of Ukraine, therefore the US violated the agreement. How did that work out for Ukraine?
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  645.  @capt9  I guess you like getting fooled twice...🤣
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  646. To maximize profits manufacturers will produce until marginal revenue equals marginal cost. There's no overcapacity because manufacturers would not produce additional units if marginal cost was greater than marginal revenue. Economics 101.
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  647. China is already ahead with all the NEVs, all the solar panels, all the wind power generation, all the 5G base stations, and all the high speed rail lines the US doesn't have...🤣
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  648. This is going to cost US companies billions of dollars and the loss of markets that will never be available again. China will throw as many resources as needed to become self-sufficient. How is the US going to compete again 1.4 billion people that work 997? Good luck with that...🤣😂🤣😂
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  649.  @tomservo5007  So did the Antebellum South. How did that work out?
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  650.  @MelonHead887  It gets the 7th Fleet sent to the bottom of the South China Sea since the US has no defense against China's hypersonic missiles? Are you going to launch your nukes? China has them too and current US missile defenses can't stop them either. Still want to play nuclear chicken? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  651. "We're the liter in this region..." - I'm glad the US is giving up the imperial system and moving to metric... Ta da dum... Thank you, I'll be here all week. Try the veal...:face-blue-smiling:
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  652. I would post the name of a special extension to solve the paywall problem available on a certain coding platform. Unfortunately if I name the extension or platform Youtube deletes the comment. So much for free speech.
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  653. According to Intel Slava Z: "On Sunday, the Russian Army destroyed the S-300 air defense systems hidden in Dnepropetrovsk, delivered to the Kiev regime of one of the European countries, with Kalibr missiles. Four S-300 launchers and up to 25 personnel of the Ukrainian armed forces were hit."
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  654.  @Bubba-z4s  So are the semiconductors in the US, Taiwan, and South Korea. So what's your point TeeHee?🤣
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  655.  @Bubba-z4s  Sorry, but in the modern age semiconductor manufacturing is a global effort. Lithography machines come from the Netherlands, photo resist and chemicals from Japan, wafers from China, and design tools from the US. Even the US doesn't make a lithography machine capable of advanced nodes. These are facts that can easily be verified...🤣
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  656.  @ramonching7772  This is a known troll who went by the name TeeHee-vo1bn. He got banned and weaseled his way back onto Youtube under another account. It won't be long before he gets banned again...🤣
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  657. "However, Ukraine is winning this war, Putin is losing it, and we support you." At that moment Tattoo signaled the arrival of "de plane", then the toast to the signature phrase of "My dear guests. I am Mr. Roarke, your host. Welcome to Fantasy Island" was heard.
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  658. Macron was greeted with cheers and admiration versus the torches and pitchforks waiting for him back home...🤣😂🤣😂
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  659. Do not feed the troll ⬆
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  660. Paying more for less, it's the American way...🤣
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  661. American Jewish World Service? I highly doubt there's any diaspora in Thailand that needs help from them...🤣😂🤣😂
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  662.  @tdn4658  Jealous?
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  663. It's hope I have some change left over after getting fleeced season again...🤣
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  664. That's why Russia is so important for energy and shipping through the Northeast passage.
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  665.  @TheNewAtlas  Russian MOD has been consistent with their information releases about losses. I have no reason to doubt those numbers.
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  666. Even after Kate confessed to her poor Photoshop skills...🤣
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  667.  @anthonyk423 What war did Iran start except the war against ISIS? Are you rooting for ISIS? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  668.  @MarioGoatse  Huawei is using their own SOC from HiSilicon. ARM is UK based and owned by a Japanese holding company, so the tech is not US based. Why re-design the wheel when you have access to technology that's EAR free?
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  669. In that order? I think you have them reversed...🤣
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  670. Whale - "Those are some ugly fish. I'm not eating that."
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  671.  @kussemeinkont  NSA is reading your comment and laughing while they slurp up terabytes of US data every day...🤣
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  672.  @akakakakakak3084  Incandescent light bulbs were banned in the US on August 1, 2023...🤣
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  673.  @GianniDN  European industries work on the same economic principles as everyone else. Unless governments subsidizes renewable energy manufacturers forever they'll be buying the latest technology from the lowest cost provider...🇨🇳
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  674. She's smiling because the dispute over the Chancay megaport is settled. Peru will now enjoy all that sweet cheddar from importing and exporting as a gateway to South America...🥰
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  675. ... and the name of the paper is the Bangkok Post. I would link the article, but Youtube keeps deleting it.
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  676.  @Bubba-z4s  I hope TikTok leaves so 170 million Americans will hate their own government...🤣
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  677.  @mudshovel289  Speaking of clown shows why do post something that has absolutely no relationship to the topic of the video? If you think somehow it will "shame" me into changing my behavior you are gladly mistaken. Your opinion is worth about as much as these words posted on this screen...🤣
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  678. Locks are only for honest people... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  679. It's like stepping through a portal into a parallel universe.
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  680. Even China, a self-described socialist country, didn't bail out Evergrande or other property developers...🤣😂🤣😂
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  681. "Now China is the world's factory, China is the world's biggest creditor nation..." and the US wants to tear it all down instead of letting China help mankind. Think about that for a moment.
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  682. China GDP Growth Rate: 5.2% PMI: 50.90 CPI: 100.7 United States GDP Growth Rate: 2.5% PMI: 47.8 CPI: 311.05 US is behind in almost every macro economic metric, but somehow China is collapsing...🤡
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  683. Paying more for less, it's the American way...🤣
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  684. US hypocrisy knows no bounds. All you have to do is keep bringing up the obvious and the whole house of cards collapses... 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  685. Olaf translation - "After our industrial base is kaput due to the Nordstream "accident", which is verboten to talk about, that dominatrix in Brussels Ursula Von der Crazy wants to finish off the last remaining vestiges of our auto industry"...🤣
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  686. Even Putin stated he would prefer Biden because he's more predictable...🤣
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  687. Once again Maria Zakharova does not disappoint...🥰
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  688.  @buckduck8936  I'm sure you know what an "inside job" is from experience. How it you can afford that on a troll's salary? You can't get paid much for mediocre posts... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  689. Unlike Japan there's not going to be a Plaza Accord. The "Age of Humiliation" will NOT be repeated.
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  690.  @covertpuppytwo3857  So the people of Kazakhstan like it when their police are killed and beheaded in the streets?
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  691.  @ablam8  Thousands? Try millions. At least 190 million last year alone. I guess all of them missed the genocide and concentration camps... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  692. China now has a hypersonic drone that will make fighter aircraft obsolete...🤣
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  693.  @user-uu6bi4tn5o  Google actually left on their own accord since they would not comply with Chinese Law, but Facebook was banned due to Urumqi.
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  694.  @rap3208  Listeria Salad strikes again. Don't take a bite, otherwise you'll be on the toilet for a week... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  695.  @lettucesalad3560  You mean like this one from CNN where they can't even keep their lies straight? https://youtu.be/gW4mScFurc4
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  696.  @lettucesalad3560  Here we go again. No country in the world is going to allow an intrusive inspection with unfettered access. Give it a break, nobody is buying... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  697.  @ryanwalters6184  US with their vassals in Europe and Asia are not "the rest of the world". Russia already proved this. It's a multi-polar world, get used to it...🤣
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  698. You're confusing Japan with China. You know there's a difference between Asian countries...🤣
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  699.  @TacticalMayo  What's with the "tankie" thing? Did you learn a new word or was that on this morning's talking points?
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  700. Sounds like the gravy train for Suidani was coming to a screeching halt, therefore all the unrest. Always comes down to money for these petty tyrants...🤣😂🤣😂
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  701. @ace9840 "Been studying this stuff for a long time". Well you're not paying attention because the specific reason is economic sanctions against the Russia Federation starting in 2014, which was the jump off point for the de-dollarization trend.
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  702. No more tired distracted drivers causing accidents...😎
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  703. Brian the word you are looking for to describe the relationship between the US and Taiwan is called a suzerainty.
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  704.  Crypto W  Dolph Lundgren. Hell yeah.
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  705. It's more important to follow the dictates of the US right off the economic cliff...🤣
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  706.  @elliekwong3180  Good because he's pretty much worthless here in Florida...🤣
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  707.  @Zakaius  Syria, Laos, Grenada, and Afghanistan.
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  708.  @sarahbrown5073  Doesn't matter. Just the act of threatening is enough to lose credibility. The rest of the world doesn't run on bravado and hubris...🤣
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  709.  @BSnicks  Self-serving puppets, it's a universal thing... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  710. What electronics coming from the US? The items the Chinese do want, like advanced semiconductors and related equipment, is off limits. China imports mostly commodities from the US, which is easily replaced, and they have substitute goods for everything else. China wins...🤣
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  711.  @billywhite1403 Percentage Change of GDP Per Capita (1992-2022) Venezuela: -15.6% Russia: 495.2% Bulgaria: 1,164.2% China: 3,478.7% Looks very impressive for China, don't you agree? Also the GDP per capita for Venezuela in 2022 was 2,918 USD while in 1992 it was 3,459 USD, so over 30 years they actually had negative growth.
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  712. Tsai Ing-wen was probable looking for a home in Malibu to live in after the US asset strips the island...:takeout:
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  713. NEVs will replace the ICE completely in China with the US being the last holdout of cars running on dead dinosaur juice...🤣
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  714. Last time the US claimed they had intelligence on China meddling in elections it turned out to be completely false. "There's an old saying in Tennessee—I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee—that says, Fool me once, shame on... shame on you. Fool me—you can't get fooled again." - George W. Bush
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  715. You do realize that George Lucas is on record stating that Star Wars is based on the Vietnam War with the US being the evil empire and the Vietnamese resistance as the rebels?
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  716. DeepSeek is open source and they released white papers on the logic algorithm. Lutnick is completely ignorant of this technology...🤣
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  717. It's currently in Beta, but soon to be Max... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  718. The comparison was the violation of diplomatic sovereign immunity under the Geneva Conventions and not the type of violation that was done in each occurrence.
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  719.  @magnaviator  Stanford University researchers got caught lifting code from a Tsinghua University project. There's an article in the SCMP explaining everything.
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  720.  @phil488pista9  By the time it's built it will be for older technology plus the output capacity will be nowhere near what is on the island.
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  721. Sort of like a moth to a bug zapper.
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  722. Sunshine and green trees? This can't be, the BBC told me so and they never lie. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  723.  @Bubba-z4s  In fact the US uses more foreign technology, more foreign equipment, and more foreign engineers then everyone else combined...🤣
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  724. More than 80% of Okinawans want the US military base gone. However the Japanese don't want a base on Japan proper, so the Japanese government just ignores the Okinawans...🤣
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  725.  @ronniedizon3349  Truth hurts, doesn't it?
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  726. MG lives on instead of being relegated to the dustbin of history. In my book that's a win...🏆
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  727.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  Not mad at all since China is stepping up their semiconductor manufacturing sector and are in the process of replacing Western technology. US sanctions are forcing Chinese manufacturers to work together for an independent supply chain, which the Chinese government has been trying to do for the last 20 years. I tried to warn everyone what would happen and it's now happening. US sanctions, the gift that keeps on giving...🤣😂🤣😂
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  728.  @possumsam2189  The US has and will continue to actively destabilize regions of China such as Hong Kong, Tibet, and Xinjiang. It's part and parcel of the overall vilification of China, which you explained in great detail.
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  729. ... but you'll gladly get on a 737 Max...🤣😂🤣😂
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  730.  @tooltalk  Tesla has 100% ownership of their facilities in China, so that throws your "all foreign auto makers" into the dustbin... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  731. US government has integrity and values? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  732.  @blewflag9928  You said it way better than I could. In addition the US imposed excessive retaliatory measures against Toshiba for selling certain machine tools to the Soviets, which at the time was in terminal decline, and basically forced the Japanese government to do the same. In reality it was a minor infraction by a relatively small subsidiary, but the US decided to go for the throat of the technological crown jewel of Japan.
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  733.  @GScully42  West will only send proxies that will easily be crushed by the PLA...:text-green-game-over:
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  734. ​ @Sean-giang  Of course it affects their reporting because they printed false information. What part of Bloomberg agreed did you not understand?
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  735. China has been the top filer of patents with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIP0) since 2019.
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  736.  @FrankiePo89  Don't feed the trolls...🤣😂🤣😂
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  737. EVs are bad in the winter. That's why Norway has a 92% BEV new car sales penetration rate...🤡
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  738. New sock puppet? Did you get banned?🤣
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  739.  @Bubba-z4s  I didn't know Google, Facebook, and YouTube was sold to China?🤣
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  740. Responses to The Manila Times article regarding the recorded conversation of Vice Admiral Carlos and the 'new model' in the comment section has been an exercise in sophistry, lying, and mental gymnastics that's so bad I just can't stop laughing. It's so pathetic, so juvenile, and goes way beyond the realm of fantasy. No wonder the Philippines is considered the laughing stock of ASEAN...🤡🎪
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  741. EU is complaining with their investigation that EU suppliers of medical devices have not been given fair access in China. It's a joke because they have full access to the Chinese market, they just can't compete on price...🤣
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  742. Well...bye...🤠
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  743.  @penguinlin85  The US did complain, well at least in the House of Representatives. You trolls have the memory span of a gnat, and that's a generous description. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  744.  @chinadollfmd  Don't worry, they won't harvest yours due to all the drug and alcohol abuse.
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  745.  @xpacnwo2000  Iranians are not Arabs and speak Persian, not Arabic. Most people learn that in middle school. Did you sleep in class on that day?
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  746.  @AbdulRauf-cq3fv  That's the normal depth, however around Bornholm island it's more shallow. It's the reason why they picked that spot.
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  747. G7 has six members of the Eight-Nation Alliance (Germany, Japan, United Kingdom, France, United States, and Italy). Some things never change...🤣
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  748. So when will Xiaomi become a "national security threat" to the US?
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  749.  @Brolaeggerdk  Sorry, but I've seen numerous videos of Russian troops and their regular forces are disciplined, especially the Chechens. Please pedal your BS somewhere else, we're not buying.
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  750. I already posted this on another video, but here it is again. With a simple calculation you can determine estimated horsepower. Since the Tesla Plaid weighs 4,766 lbs and can achieve an ET of 9.2 the estimated HP is 1,210.
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  751.  @DavidAshne-sv8nh  Dolph Lundgren, hell yeah...🤪
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  752. China is a creditor nation. US is a debtor nation, the largest in history. It's pretty obvious why she's in China...🤣
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  753.  @Bubba-z4s  Overcapacity and collapsing at the same time. It's like Schrödinger's cat...🤣
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  754. I would love to fly on a plane that is not '“designed by clowns, who in turn are supervised by monkeys", but unfortunately I live in the United States. I would take the train, but there's no high speed rail and at $4.50 a gallon for gas I'm definitely not driving.
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  755. Shouldn't be an issue due to automation. Take a guess who leads the world in industrial robots?
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  756. You could make them dormitories, but that's about it.
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  757.  @stresslessflex6389  Nope, especially with electronics. The majority of parts come from China. Mexico and Vietnam are only staging and assembly areas since they don't have the capacity to produce these items.
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  758. Trudeau? I didn't recognize him without the black face...🤣😂🤣😂
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  759.  @natel9019  Of course it matters since the products at higher prices are not competitive on the world market. Unless you have a monopoly or oligopoly the product with the lowest price will always prevail on undifferentiated goods. Economics 101...🤣
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  760. They don't call it the "South Anti-China Morning Post" for nothing...🤣
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  761.  @Lu-MingPan-b5w  ...but that elephant didn't fly during the Republican primaries...🤣😂🤣😂
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  762. It's called redundancy. If you have six motors and one fails you can still land the aircraft. If the main rotor on a helicopter fails it's...:text-green-game-over:
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  763.  @MASMIWA  Since the Yen is weak China can purchase larger denominations. Once the Yen strengthens they can sell the bonds on the open market and take advantage of the difference in the exchange rate...😎
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  764. If the movies on Chinese flights are bad imagine the movies on Indian flights...🤪
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  765. "We are inferior..." - Elensky got that part right...🤣😂🤣😂
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  766. Not likely since the carriers they're on would have already been sunk and sitting at the bottom of the South China Sea... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  767.  @arumforyou  But US skies full of aircraft spewing toxic fumes is perfectly fine...🤣
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  768.  @DamienYuen7718  "America still is the country that innovates the most new technology. " Patents granted at the WIPO - 2022 China: 798,347 United States: 323,410
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  769. With what? The hypersonic missiles the US and Taiwan don't have...🤣
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  770. US can't even stop a bunch guys with sandals and AKs in the Red Sea...🤣
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  771. @ace9840 "The Russian government accelerated its de-dollarization in 2014, when the United States imposed sanctions on Russia in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine." - De-Dollarization Efforts in China and Russia, Congressional Research Service (CRS), July 23, 2021
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  772. What's the big deal with the nod between the Chinese and Russian bodyguards? They're just acknowledging each other like professionals...🤪
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  773.  @fazilm1  ... but they got Germany to pick up the tab instead. Gotta love the chutzpah the US has for destroying Ukraine.
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  774. Banning Chinese companies sends a signal to the international business community that the US has a hostile business environment and should be avoided.
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  775.  @medulaoblongata2274  Haters will say "it's designed in America", but they don't realize a good portion of the design team includes nationals who emigrated from China.
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  776. They were, however many decided to leave the market or in the case of Facebook was banned for not complying with Chinese law.
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  777. "NATO is like Apple..." - So they're an overpriced status symbol?
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  778. Huh? You don't potable water for batteries. Plenty in the ocean that only needs to be desalinized to acceptable levels.
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  779. Where are the sanctions against India for recently selling 4 billion USD worth of actual military arms to Russia? 🦗🦗🦗
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  780. Huawei was able to use the open source version of Android, but Google Mobile Services (GMS) were blocked due to US sanctions.
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  781.  @dz7786  Since Taiwan is a part of China it's not their neighbor...🤣
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  782. She already has one, but just waxes it...🤣
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  783.  @capt9  That makes absolutely no sense. Well what do you expect from the lowest bidder Mumbai troll farm? 🤣
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  784. "Arsenal of Democracy" - What an oxymoron...🤣
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  785. China, unlike the USSR, is an open society since its citizens can freely travel and conduct trade with the majority of the world. Attempts to create blocs will only sow divisions and the US could find themselves in a much smaller bloc because they really have nothing to offer.
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  786. They don't want to be left holding the bag...🤣😂🤣😂
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  787.  @lesterquintrell4844  Leopard 2 tanks were eviscerated in Syria by a bunch of guys in sandals with AKMs. I don't think it will be a problem for Russia.
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  788. Let's get Vicky in there so the empire will be destroyed even faster than before...🤣😂🤣😂
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  789. @TeeHee-vo1bn ...and you don't get paid enough in that troll center in Mumbai...🤣
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  790.  @bilibili833  US loses since shipping doesn't need to go through Long Beach anymore plus no leverage to prohibit Chinese ships from docking...🤣
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  791. It's a de facto ditch since the reserves and velocity of those dollars are going to be diminished...🤪
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  792.  @carlitosignacio5679  This has to be the dumbest answer I've ever seen. It would only take a few hundred missiles with multiple warheads to cause a nuclear winter and wipe out humanity.
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  793. @oilnfire Smoke and mirrors, it's election season...🤣
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  794. LG Chem produced a bunch of barbecues for GM, so I'm not sure how much competition they're going to be in the future.
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  795. Only 40% of the parts are imported, which is about the same percentage as with Airbus and Boeing. This is how modern commercial aircraft are produced.
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  796.  @saintorlamb  ...and that's just the 42 dollars...🤣
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  797.  @willengel2458  ... at double or triple the price. Manufacturing occurs in Asia because of the supply chain, talent pool, and cost of labor. You can't export that ecosystem to Arizona without a significant cost increase.
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  798.  @Bubba-z4s  Actually Karl Ferdinand Braun, a German scientist, invented the first semiconductor in 1874, but don't let the truth spoil a narrative...🤣
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  799.  @TacticalMayo  Just like a good Dixie cup...🤣😂🤣😂
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  800.  @panchitaobrian1660 Well...Bye...🤣😂🤣😂
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  801. Please, those fields of new cars were ride share vehicles parked during the Covid restrictions. You could see all the Didi, Laihui, and Tiantian decals on the side of the vehicles. Chinese consumer demand for new vehicles topped 30 million in 2023, which is a new record.
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  802. Truth hurts, doesn't it?
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  803.  @pyrophobia133  The US was going to sanction the GE LEAP engines, but when China started to develop their own engine (WS-12) as a drop in replacement those sanctions magically disappeared...🤣😂🤣😂
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  804.  @noneone3310  Is it a comedy or a tragedy? Inquiring minds want to know...🤣😂🤣😂
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  805. @Willy Wang It has to do with increased production and governmental curbs on emissions since China relies on coal fire plants for the majority of their power. Caixin Global has a good article on the issue, but Youtube won't let me post the link. Why are you always posting misinformation when a quick internet search proves you wrong every single time?
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  806.  @Likeqiang20  Increased cost from intermediate goods usage means the price floor increase will offset the price decrease from lower demand.
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  807.  @Likeqiang20  Usage of intermediate goods is downstream of the value chain. When you move downstream the cost of production increases.
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  808. It's called economic value added (EVA). US derives way more EVA than China and for those items that cannot be substituted the loss to the US will be astronomical...🤣
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  809. One minor correction. Auto manufacturers like GM sell your data to companies like LexisNexis, who in turn sells that data to insurance companies. In any case Boomers don't buy new cars since they drive way less, so no great loss to Chinese manufacturers.
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  810.  @felixsu375  ... and in China you don't need fly to another city, you just take high speed rail. Now your trip is 100% electric.
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  811.  @stusanderson3111  You mean the professor that lied about her research, which was confirmed by the University of Hong Kong? You keep bringing up these tied old arguments that have debunked numerous times. I guess throwing a bunch of crap at the wall hoping something will stick is a specialty of yours... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  812. Since Vivo and Oppo are both owned by BBK Electronics in reality they actually hold the title of having the most smartphone sales for the quarter.
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  813. Zionism and Judaism are two different things. People are against the former and not the latter...:hand-purple-blue-peace:🕊☮
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  814. Problem is the US can't trace other currencies outside of western institutions, so the 90% mantra will be meaningless because the actual trading pie will be shrinking.
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  815. .. and soon there will be Taiwanese falling off US C-130 aircraft as they retreat.
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  816. @S122J Don't take a bite of Listeria Salad. It's so toxic... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  817. South Anti-China Morning Post never fails to disappoint...🤣
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  818. ... or FUKUS for short.
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  819. You can only print so much money to pay for this. Eventually it catches up with you.
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  820. @TeeHee-vo1bn All the trolls you work with in that call center in Mumbai that smells like bad curry is not "everyone"...🤣
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  821. "America has the most powerful military in the world" ...who can't win against a bunch of guys using AKMs and wearing sandals. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  822. Where's the video on the new ET5?
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  823. The PRC never ruled over Taiwan is a no true Scotsman argument. Taiwan has been a part of China starting with the Qing Dynasty in 1683 until Japan annexed the island in 1895. The PRC is the successive government of China. Sovereignty of the island resides with China and the PRC is the sole representative of China, case closed.
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  824.  @nullandvoid5  Platform OS: HarmonyOS 4.3 Chipset: Kirin 9020 CPU: Octa-core (1x2.5 GHz & 3x2.15 GHz & 4x1.6 GHz) GPU: Maleoon 920 This took two seconds to find. What were you saying about dumb?🤣
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  825.  @nullandvoid5  You do realize that 5nm is a marketing term and not the actual physical size? Talk about dumb...🤣
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  826.  @Bubba-z4s  OP said "force them to sell their business to US enterprise". Reading comprehension issue again?🤣
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  827. Ben stated that he translated the speech from the Spanish version of the transcript. He didn't state that Lula spoke Spanish at the meeting or translated his actual speech.
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  828.  @DJs021  I just wanted to make fun and show how stupid he looks with my Judo like posting.
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  829.  @Coxman  Three letters, VPN. Chinese know what's going on in and beyond their borders better than you do. Also let's not talk about censorship when Facebook and Twitter can remove the accounts of a sitting US President.
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  830.  @dyu999  I don't know why you're arguing with a stranger on Youtube. Indonesia is not going to close down the HSR project. In fact they're going to extend the line to Surabaya, so all your ranting and raving will produce absolutely nothing. I suggest a hobby like painting or sailing to relieve all your pent up frustration...🤣😂🤣😂
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  831.  @breakupgoogle4584  Pro-Bono, baby! You know there are dozens of lawyers just ready to take up the cause.
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  832. Wang Yi is Master Yoda while Tony Blinken is Jar Jar Binks...🤣
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  833.  @mudshovel289  You mad, bro?🤣
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  834. Supply chains, talent, economies of scale, manufacturing facilities, etc.. are all in Asia. Replicating everything revolving around semiconductor production in the US is a complete fantasy.
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  835.  @clintongarma6634  Of course we have to ignore the rivers of blood the United States and their allies created throughout the Middle East and North Africa. Try gaslighting someplace else, we're a little bit smarter than you... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  836. They were following him to gain intelligence to a possible terrorist network. If he was that dangerous they could have just deported him.
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  837. Freedom of navigation, baby. It's their pool and the US is not welcomed...🤣
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  838.  @mikewallace8087  Per Capita Emissions - 2021: China: 8.05 Metric Tons US: 14.86 Metric Tons What's the excuse for the US you're going to come up with next? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  839.  @lttan2867  .. plus with all the killing the Uygur population still grew faster than the rest of the country. I guess they're boinking like 🐇🐇🐇🐇 between the killings.
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  840.  @libra6492  Scott Ritter stated the Russian Armed Forces are disciplined, and he worked with them in the 1990's after the breakup up of the USSR.
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  841. 2:22 Gargamel's sister...🤣
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  842. Nio co founder and president Lihong Qin at the opening of the Nio House in Cuijk stated "we have listened to our users, soon we will add the option to buy and own a car in Europe, before Christmas”. You should be able to buy the ET7 in December, the EL7 in January, or the ET5 in March.
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  843.  @jamesmorrow1646  "I have found no evidence Kissinger said that." - Personal incredulity and "no evidence" are two separate things...🤣😂🤣😂
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  844.  @sentientbeingsnews1098  Here comes the lecture...🤣😂🤣😂
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  845. Intermediate-range missiles. It's in the reference links.
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  846.  @Sean-giang  Spokesperson is claiming territorial sovereignty over the islands, which the PCA did not address. Therefore she's correct in the statement that territorial sovereignty is the precondition for maritime rights and interests, and not the other way around.
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  847. Japan contemplating any military action in support of Taiwan would be a rallying cry for hundreds of millions of young Chinese men to join the PLA...🤣
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  848.  @covertpuppytwo3857  Actually TikTok can seek an injunction and the court will demand evidence otherwise any law congress passes will be considered arbitrary and capricious. In the US there are three co-equal branches of government. You should have learned this in grade school... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  849.  @FrankiePo89  They were also afraid of a balloon, so what do you expect?
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  850.  @Sean-giang  That copium must be really good. Keep inhaling...🤣😂🤣😂
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  851. Huawei already has their own EDA tools plus other replacement tools are available or are in the process of being developed. US is delaying the inevitable and punishing their corporations with billions of dollars in revenue losses...🤣
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  852.  @mudshovel289  And with that ad hominem I declare victory...🤣
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  853. Beckley is citing data points that are about 10-15 years old and is completely out of touch with the reality of present day China. All the US chip sanctions did was unite the Chinese business community in developing and producing indigenous chip production. Prior to that the Chinese government tried to do this with the "Big Fund." However businesses in China were not going to risk their production on unproven technology even if it was better, but with the US chip sanctions they now have no other choice but to collaborate with each other.
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  854. Warren Buffet seems very interested in BYD.
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  855. Kurds have been discarded by the US numerous times, it's their own fault.
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  856. Chinese government officials are forcing Uyghurs to drive modern efficient new energy vehicles...🤣
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  857.  @stresslessflex6389  Almost all microwave ovens sold in the US are produced by Midea, which is a Chinese company.
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  858.  @stresslessflex6389  So the motherbaord, RAM, SSD, keyboard, battery, power supply, and cabling are not important? Those are all made in China and you know this because you explicitly excluded those items...🤣
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  859. Le Pen is saving that info for the runoff elections...🤣😂🤣😂
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  860. You down with OPC? Yeah you know me...🤣
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  861. Musk signed off on the Xinjiang showroom, so even he knows the allegations are BS.
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  862.  @davidaaa3523 I have the Art of War sitting in front of me and that direct quote is not there. Please show me an authoritative source that claims otherwise.
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  863. Neither does Apple with the iPhone. Does that make the quality lower?
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  864. You forget that the US does not produce lithography machines needed to produce these chips. Only Japan and the Netherlands produce them and in the case of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) it's only the latter.
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  865. "The Dumpster Fire Strikes Back"
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  866. @toetz4491 And having lost twelve drones at 30 million a pop is something to be proud of?🤣
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  867. "The National Endowment for Hegemony" - FTFY
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  868. Phillipines couldn't even beat the CPP-NPA-NDF, but they're going to take on the Chinese military...🤣
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  869. Taxi cabs are using NIO cars since they're the only manufacturer that offers battery swap in Norway.
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  870. If congress critters in Washington have their way in 10-20 years the US will be living in a technological ghetto...🤣
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  871.  @joanofarc6402  Whatever, I'm not going to take the bait.
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  872. Kamala Harris wouldn't have crash the markets and decimated everyone's 401k...🤣
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  873. US will eventually isolate themselves with overpriced inferior products while the rest of the world will enjoy the latest technology at affordable prices from China...🤣
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  874. "What's wrong with telling people to invest in gold and silver?" - Because it's not an investment, but only a store of value subject to market exchange conditions. An investment is an appreciable item or income generating instrument.
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  875. I lost trust in western media a long time ago and I live in the United States.
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  876.  @buckduck8936  Silly, that your next order at the drive thru. Looks like you can't troll and flip burgers at the same time... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  877.  @UpsideDown-e2d  DeepSeek-V3 did rely on less powerful Nvidia chips, but developers have made the model compatible with Huawei's Ascend platform...
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  878. Like with Saakashvili this time we can watch Zelensky nosh on his necktie... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  879.  @chow-chihuang4903  Yep, it's like having a manual transmission on an ICE. You downshift instead of using the brake. The joke was always "What's that peddle in the middle for?"
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  880.  @billywhite1403  GDP Per Capita 2022 China: 12,732 USD Venezuela: 2,918 USD Can you tell me on what planet 2,918 is "higher" than 12,732?🤣😂🤣😂
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  881. Cope harder TeeHee...🤣
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  882. It's because all this artillery and MLRS equipment is not going to be being used on the battlefield. It's being used on civilian areas in Donestk. Ukraine is trying to draw Russian forces away from the Kherson region because they don't want to lose Odessa. This is all done with the complicity of the USG and western media.
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  883. Gina Raimondo's helmet hair is on fire again...🔥
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  884.  @AlejandroPikoulasPlata  "Average CO2 emissions from all new cars registered in Europe in 2023 continued to decrease and were 1.4% lower than in 2022, according to new provisional data published today by the European Environment Agency. Similarly, average CO2 emissions from new vans continued to fall, and were 1.6% lower than in 2022. The reductions in emissions from new cars and vans are related to the growing share of fully electric vehicles." - Europe Environment Agency (EEA), New data: CO2 emissions from new cars and vans further decrease as electric vehicle sales grow in Europe, June 10, 2024. Use actually data instead of pulling numbers out of your backside...🤣
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  885. Viking keeps lowering the unfastened buttons on his shirt. Appealing to his female audience?
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  886. When China is on par with other semiconductor manufacturers, which is only a matter of time, China will also use subsidies and their cost will be 50% of the US subsidized price...🤣
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  887.  @hclau218  There's nothing wrong with subsidizing nascent technologies to promote certain industries for economic growth, environmental concerns, or even self-reliance. The problem with the US is that they're giving subsidies to mature profitable companies to move production to the US, which completely distorts the semiconductor market.
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  888. Bongbong got caught lying when he claimed his administration had no idea of the 'new model' agreement regarding the situation in the Second Thomas Shoal and instead of coming clean his administration just doubles down on the stupidity...🤣
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  889.  @GregDeman  US only has 1,200 soldiers in Syria. At it's peak the US had 170,000 in Iraq, which would be considered an entire army...😎
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  890.  @MelonHead887  To fish out that F-35 at the bottom of the South China Sea. Did you know the ship that salvaged the plane was built by a Chinese shipyard? How embarrassing...🤣😂🤣😂
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  891. Most likely the US lowered the threshold for the definition of hypersonic weapons and called this a successful test.
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  892. @TeeHee-vo1bn Paid? I just post so I can laugh at the idiotic replies. It's so entertaining...:popcorn-yellow-striped-smile:
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  893. Yes you do since water will be diverted from the agricultural sector by government for more profitable semi-conductor manufacturing. Asianometry gives us the breakdown, I suggest watching the entire video if you have time since it's very informative: https://youtu.be/Dq04GpzRZ0g?t=490
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  894. US only imports 2% of its steel from China, those tariffs are really going to hurt...🤣
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  895. The Luddites are going crazy in the comments holding on to a fleeting technology... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  896. ASEAN countries know where their bread is buttered. Remember that Singapore was the only ASEAN country to implement recent sanctions against Russia.
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  897.  @covertpuppytwo3857  Actually he's correct. Huawei owns the majority of essential 5G patents. Both Ericsson and Nokia license them from Huawei under FRAND terms.
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  898. If China stole the technology from Boeing the wheels and doors would be falling off...🤣
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  899. No, they'll till the crops under and get subsidies from the government.
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  900. Food security is not an issue in China. It's livestock feed that China imports since it can't meet those needs with domestic only production.
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  901.  @skywishr1313  Obviously you have not been to Detroit.
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  902.  @lining8385  He's just trying to gaslight everyone. It's SOP for little Benito... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  903. China already has the Shenyang WS-20 and the CJ-1000A is in late stage developement with a certification target of 2025. These are facts that can be easily verified...😎
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  904. China needs to pick up the shortfall funding to UNRWA. It would show leadership, especially to the global south, and quite frankly it's the right thing to do for the people of Palestine.
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  905.  @coliv2  So the US has two possible outcomes: a) Recession hits, rates reduced, foreign investor flee, and US living standards fall due to the closing trade deficit. b) Recession hits, rates the same, foreign investors do not flee, and US living standards fall due to a devalued currency.
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  906.  @Sean-giang  On what planet does 30 million units sold be considered a flop?
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  907. Because in the US they make policy first, then find experts to validate that policy. It's the reason those getting it so wrong keep coming back...🤣
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  908. ICE ecosystem with their dealer network. Maintenance, repairs, and associated parts markup are the majority of their profits. That all goes bye-bye with EVs.
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  909. After Trump attempted to force a sale of TikTok the Chinese government placed export restrictions on the algorithm the company uses, so TikTok needs permission from the Chinese government to sell the company. Since that's not going to happen let's see if Congress goes through with this ban and the court case that will obviously be filed.
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  910. You forget to mention that of that 90% ownership rate 80% of them do NOT have a mortgage on the property.
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  911.  @jamesmorrow1646  So you're claiming China, who is their top trading partner, is a threat? I see the clown car has arrived...🤣😂🤣😂
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  912. I'm the first to post.
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  913. I think that banning the parking application is probable unconstitutional under freedom of speech. The application does not physically regulate the parking spaces available, but only allows those access to a space once a space is relinquished. It would be the same as verbally communicating to someone "I'm leaving, you can park here". The monetary consideration received is for the exchange of that information, not for the parking space itself.
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  914. The Spanish-American Treaty of 1898 clearly stated that the western limit of the Philippines did not include the Spratly Islands. When the Philippines gained independence in 1946 the US government told the nationalists not to include the Spratlys in their territorial claim for fear of running into conflict with the Chiang Kai-Shek regime in China.
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  915.  @pitchiechescka7130  Why do you keep ignoring the issue of Philippine independence in 1946? This would have been when the Philippines declared the territory of their newly established country, which did not include the Spratlys. These facts can easily be verified. Philippines had their chance, but chose to follow the Americans instead...🤣
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  916.  @mauriscasapao3197  Duterte had a deal win Xi to keep the status quo in the South China Sea. Philippine government knew this including the incoming cabinet of Marcos, but chose to do the bidding of the Americans instead. Everything started when the Filipinos didn't keep up their end of the bargain.
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  917. Whenever the US accuses someone else it means the US is already doing the same thing...🤣
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  918.  @andersjjensen  It's cruel to subject the dudes to such a life without dudettes. Think of the children, or lack of in this case.
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  919.  @michaelkatz275  That's because you never read the article...🤣😂🤣😂
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  920. I believe processed oil would be exempt, but unprocessed would be banned. You can probable get around this with a "Latvian blend"... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  921. @ Truth hurts. Doesn't it?🤣
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  922.  John Thomas  I guest fascism beats communism in the good old US of A?
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  923. Taiwan is the next sacrifice for the Empire...🤣
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  924. China can't innovate... except for Fuxing HSR, 5G, Tiangong Space Station, BeiDou, Digital Yuan (CDBC), TikTok, Shein, DJI, CATL, Nio...🤣😂🤣😂
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  925.  @leexingha  India has submarines, but someone left the hatch open and caused 3 billion dollars of damage...🤣
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  926.  @leexingha  Account is less than a year old, so he's most likely part of a troll factory out of Mumbai courtesy of US taxpayers...🤣
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  927.  @stusanderson3111  Statement from Hong Kong University: "HKU responds to the media concerning a former staff member’s TV interview 11 Jul 2020 "Dr Yan Limeng was a post-doctoral fellow at HKU. She has left the University. While HKU respects freedom of expression, Dr Yan’s past or present opinions and views do not represent those of the University. HKU notes that the content of the said news report does not accord with the key facts as we understand them. Specifically, Dr Yan never conducted any research on human-to-human transmission of the novel coronavirus at HKU during December 2019 and January 2020, her central assertion of the said interview. We further observe that what she might have emphasised in the reported interview has no scientific basis but resembles hearsay. HKU does not act on hearsay and we will not further comment on this matter."
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  928.  @stusanderson3111  No she claimed in an interview that she conducted human-to-human transmission research while employed at the University of Hong Kong, which the university completely denied. She lied about her research, therefore she's a fraud. Of course you want to believe her because it fits your narrative. It's the reason why you keep pushing discredited sources.
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  929. Don't insult 15 year old teenagers like that...🤣
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  930. "This train won't make profit for 40 years..." Because public works projects always need to turn a profit...🤣😂🤣😂
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  931.  @SvetlanaVladimirova8590  Nobody thought Putin was presidential material, he was appointed by Yelstin of all people, but here we are...🤪
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  932.  @SvetlanaVladimirova8590  History lesson - Yelstin's inner circle supported Putin's nomination because they thought he was young, inexperienced, and easily malleable. Boy, were they wrong...🤣😂🤣😂
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  933.  @Sean-giang  Iran attacked Israel in retaliation for the consulate strike. Where's the US attack on Iran? I don't think China is remotely afraid of the US...🤣
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  934. As the markets were crashing Trump went and played golf, so Nero fiddled while Rome burned...🤢
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  935. I will have to admit that Mao Ning is wrong. The US does not have "the largest and most advanced nuclear arsenal in the world". That honor goes to the Russian Federation, which of course China is on very good terms with...🤣
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  936.  @covertpuppytwo3857  Are we getting cranky? Did you have a nap today? At least I'm smart enough to know when I'm being shadow banned and stop responding...🤣😂🤣😂
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  937. Once Taiwan is stripped of their semiconductor tech the US will discard them in a war that destroys Taiwan's economy. US playbook never changes.
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  938. US is doing the same thing to Meng Wanzhou even after documents obtained through a court order from HSBC prove the charges of fraud are false.
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  939.  @GeorgeFhore  Rome was western Europe for 500 years, so yes they are the same thing...🤣
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  940.  @oliveweir8508  I love how the people cheer on the economic demise of their country.
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  941.  @Sean-giang  And? That's completely irrelevant. It's doesn't matter since Bloomberg already agreed they were wrong.
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  942. ​ @rtzx12570  Did I say Indonesia stopped the export of processed nickel?🙄
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  943.  @alantan9863  Look who leads the Paraolympics gold medal count. Have you heard anything from western media about the games?
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  944. US scores its own goal, again...🤡
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  945. How can the US claim all of the Pacific Ocean when it is thousands of miles apart from US shores? - FTFY
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  946. In total numbers, but not as a percentage. You're comparing two different metrics.
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  947.  @Bubba-z4s  Why? You're the one that can't read and has a preoccupation with loads...🤣
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  948.  @dyu999  Who said the air quality will improve? I only made the statement those one million people who did not travel by car or bus did not spew toxic emissions into the atmosphere, useless you believe that electric trains produce emissions. Also if that electricity is produced with fossil fuels it's much easier to control emissions at the power plant than at the tailpipe of 100,000 vehicles, so it's a net benefit for the environment.
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  949.  @dyu999  Citing one metric with limited information then calling it a complete failure without taking into account the entire scope of the project is short sighted and quite frankly childish. I already pointed to a document by authoritative sources that outlines all aspects of the project and its viability. Your argument is specious and self-serving since it fails to take into account the projects goals and objectives as a whole. It's like saying this car is a piece of junk because it has a flat tire.
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  950.  @dyu999  Well you can submit your own feasibility study to the Indonesian government with all the research as to why the extension should not be built. I'm sure they will listen to you...🤣😂🤣😂
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  951.  @dyu999  "建國 replied to your reply on 建國's comment" I see where the hate is coming from. Too bad the DPP is going to get crushed...🤣😂🤣😂
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  952. Time Magazine - Gaslighting at its finest...🤣
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  953.  @breakupgoogle4584  There are 143,109 Solicitors and 16,435 Barristers registered in the UK. With those numbers I'm pretty sure you could find at least a dozen or so...🤣😂🤣😂
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  954. Western media fails to mention that it was Siemens that recommended the gas compressor unit be shut down for repairs.
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  955. Nobody is buying the neutered Nvidia chip except Alibaba and the reason is that they already have a large array of non neutered chips obtained before the sanctions. These new chips are only to expand their existing CUDA environment.
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  956. Incongruous? Did your handlers give you a dictionary because I'm pretty sure you didn't come up with that word on your own...🤣😂🤣😂
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  957. Compared to the abominations from TATA this car looks like a beauty queen...🤣
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  958. There's a lot of serpents in that garden Borrell was taking about... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  959. Follow the leader. It's the reason why everyone's drones look like DJI...🤣
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  960.  @swiftmovers3827  India will not be the next major player due to lack of infrastructure and the majority of the population working in the informal sector. Foreign companies are not going to invest without a competent workforce, reasonable infrastructure, and inclusive government policies.
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  961.  @swiftmovers3827  You made the claim that China's economy is a complete disaster, which is false based on comparative statistics of the US.
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  962.  @swiftmovers3827  China has economies of scale, mature and extensive supply chains, advanced infrastructure, inclusive government policies, and an educated workforce. India won't be able to replicate this any time soon.
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  963.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  "...there are many of them who study in the US and once they experience life here, none of them want to go back." According to recent statistics 80% of students studying in the US return to China, they call them "sea turtles". You should probable verify some basic facts before you post...🤣😂🤣😂
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  964.  @mudshovel289  China: Follow Chinese laws and you can stay USA: Follow USA laws, but you have to leave Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla are in China, so what is the issue here besides discrimination?
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  965. American AI companies: "Open source? Maybe we should partner and take advantage of the cost saving. Nah... we'll just push our bloated overpriced model and hope nobody notices"...🤣
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  966.  @crazyjohnhoward  Sounds like my last flight on JetBlue. 😂
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  967.  @TacticalMayo  Everything makes no sense to you, so nothing new...🤣
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  968. India should be worried since Indian quality is sub-par with a 50% rejection rate. Foxconn and Apple are not leaving China any time soon, supply chains are too integrated.
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  969. Thanks for re-uploading...:face-blue-smiling:
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  970. 1) US did not object to the 11-Dash line when it was claimed by the Republic of China (Taiwan) 2) No permanent member of the UN Security Council has ever followed a ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA)
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  971. Because the voters in the US are only offered a Hobson's Choice when voting. This is enforced by a combination of government, media, think tanks, and academia. Does anyone honestly believe out of 350 million people the two best options are Donald Trump or Joe Biden? 🍞🎪
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  972. Huawei is working on graphene and photonic semiconductors, which will leave silicon based chips in the dust.
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  973. The ruling from the PCA does not include a determination of sovereignty over the islands in the South China Sea according to paragraph 5: "Accordingly, this Tribunal has not been asked to, and does not purport to, make any ruling as to which State enjoys sovereignty over any land territory in the South China Sea, in particular with respect to the disputes concerning sovereignty over the Spratly Islands or Scarborough Shoal." I would actual read the ruling before you make yourself look like a bigger fool...🤣😂🤣😂
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  974.  @Sean-giang Please point to the section of the ruling where my statement is wrong. We're waiting...
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  975. @mudshovel 289 They can't buy or trade shares because the company is privately held. It's even funnier that you don't know this...🤣😂🤣😂
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  976. @mudshovel 289 Please, it's obvious what you posted was a rhetorical question. Don't try to weasel out and claim ignorance.
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  977.  @billyehh  You do realize that in 2023 China installed more solar power in one year than the US has in its entire history? In fact China installed twice as much solar and wind power than the entire world combined. Maybe this has something to do with moving away from coal?🤔
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  978. ... then you woke up from your dream...🤣😂🤣😂
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  979.  @mudshovel289  Source: The United States Will Spend $3.5 Trillion Without Batting an Eye—as Long as It’s on War, Jack Holmes, Esquire, September 13, 2021
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  980. Hyperloop just went bankrupt, so that pretty much tells you everything about the goals of the opposition...🤣😂🤣😂
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  981.  @TarsonTalon  Inflationary pressure that drives reduced wages was here long before the influx of cheap Chinese goods. In fact the main culprit is the dissolution of the Bretton Woods Agreement resulting in energy prices skyrocketing along with deficit spending and excess money printing the US has instituted since the 1980s...😎
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  982.  @mervynsoo8353  As defined by the US? Of course...🤣
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  983.  @bopian8913 Sorry, but there is no authoritative literature claiming that Napoleon Bonaparte was re-quoting Sun Tzu or any other person at the time. I also have a copy of the Art of War (Translated by Ralph D. Sawyer, Westview Press, 1994) and that direct quote is not there.
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  984.  @homeguardster  How about answering the question instead of repeating yourself?
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  985. Those flying Doritos in Ukraine are doing a pretty good job. Cheap and effective...🤪
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  986. US Enemy: "Anyone that resists our imperialism and promotes their own sovereignty"...🤣
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  987.  @chriswong9158  China routinely buys Japanese bonds. In 2022 China held 24.2 trillion Yen in government bonds, which was the 4th largest foreign holder by country.
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  988. ✋
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  989. It's a self-licking ice cream cone.
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  990.  @firstlast-pt5pp  Not really. Buy a pre-made circuit board then load with a firmware like Ardupilot, which is popular and open source. Done.
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  991. You mean the white flag...🤣
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  992.  @deanyt3697  China pushed the US back to the 38th parallel in Korea with a peasant army, and that was when the US had a stronger military.
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  993.  @TacticalMayo  You spelled normal people wrong...🤣😂🤣😂
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  994.  @TacticalMayo You mean when the Chinese fought the US to a draw at the 38th parallel? Mao's peasant army versus what could be considered a much stronger US military at the time. It won't be a problem since the Chinese will just use DF type hypersonic missiles on those in bound US ships. You know those hypersonic missiles the US doesn't have with no defense to counter? US won't even make it to the first island chain, how sad...🤣😂🤣😂
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  995. The Laos railway is not really HSR since it does not reach speeds above 200 KPH. However it's a technical marvel as the Laotian countryside is rather mountainous with difficult terrain.
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  996. This comment will age like milk...🤣
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  997.  @michaelkatz275  Yes, you have the right to say dumb things and everyone else has the right to point and laugh at them. Isn't life great...🤣😂🤣😂
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  998. @ace9840 Because of your incorrect statement on the specific reason for de-dollarization. If you had been paying attention you wouldn't have made that faux pas...🤣
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  999. Enslaving the world by offering value priced goods. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1000. Insane in the Ukraine, insane in the brain.
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  1001. Because the two countries are Siamese Twins with regards to trade. Any decoupling would damage both economies severely.
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  1002.  @jeffmason2691  Because of the multiplier effect that 15% reduction produces a greater economic decline within the domestic economy. Economics 101.
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  1003.  @jeffmason2691  It's not only trade but supply chains, integrated manufacturing, logistics, and direct investment to name a few. Decoupling would cause a massive disruption in economic activity in both countries leaving nobody unscathed. It's the beauty and the curse of globalization, so it's best to get along and have everyone enjoy the rewards.
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  1004.  @gulamog5041  The sock puppet can cut and paste, but unfortunately that's not a marketable skill.
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  1005.  @gulamog5041  You're so cute when you're angry ٩(◕‿◕｡)۶
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  1006.  @GrandmasterFU666  He has two more bowls than you do, or do they feed you in the call center in Mumbai that smells like bad curry?
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  1007.  @acmefixer1  Really? California started their "hydrogen highway" project back in 2004. How many stations are available in California? Answer: 43. How many charging stations are available in California? Answer: 5,095 including 240 Telsa Supercharging Stations. If hydrogen was viable it would have taken off by now. It's so obvious hydrogen is kept around as a pet project to prop up the oil and gas industry. Don't p*ss on everyone's leg and tell them it's raining.
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  1008. I've said this quite often, but it's worth repeating one last time. Buzzfeed is cancer...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1009. "Rule 1, on page 1 of the book of war, is: Do not march on Moscow." - Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery
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  1010.  @terike9738  I don't know why, but my comments keep getting deleted...🤔
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  1011.  @covertpuppytwo3857  US always disregards treaty obligations when it no longer suits them. Also don't bring up the UNCLOS and the South China Sea, its been hashed to death. No permanent member of the UN Security Council has EVER followed a ruling by the PCA when it involves sovereignty or national security. Your BS doesn't sell here, try someone else... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1012.  @ukchatman4920  Pulling back from where? It's their territory, they can put as many troops anywhere they want. You people are so confused... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1013. @mudshovel 289TikTok will seek an injunction since any ban will be considered arbitrary and capricious. Congress does not wield absolute power since there are three co-equal branches of the government. You should have learned this in grade school...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1014. Kissinger is living proof that only the good die young.
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  1015. What will happen is the manufacturers, or dealers, who are getting the incentive will raise their price with the incentive to match Tesla and GM without the incentive. Reason is the additional revenue generated per unit will be greater than the additional market share revenue since the profit margins are so low.
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  1016. China wasn't the one that got caught lying about agreeing to the "new model"...🤣
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  1017.  @buckduck8936  You mean stand with the jihadists who had weapons and beheaded police officers? Get another script, your gaslighting is not working.
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  1018. Bongbong got caught lying when he claimed his administration had no idea of an agreement regarding the situation in the Second Thomas Shoal with the Sierra Madre...🤣
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  1019. Trump should ask China for help in building a wall since they have a lot of experience...🤣
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  1020.  @kungfreddie  "There was no racial implications" He used a Cantonese name and posted an avatar of an Asian male. How stupid are you be to push this nonsense there's no racial element? Discussion? What discussion? You completely deny the obvious, then triple down and build some more strawmen. Your attempt to gaslight everyone here is pretty pathetic. Pointing our you BS is way too easy.
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  1021.  @katalinkiss120  "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage." - John Kenneth Galbraith
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  1022. You mean like when the US ran Operation Ivy Bells and tapped an underwater sea cable off the Kamchatka Peninsula in 1971? Every accusation from the US is a confession...🤣
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  1023.  @jrhartley4819  NATO couldn't crush a paper bag let alone the Russian military. If NATO is so powerful why aren't they directly involved in the fighting? Do you even think before you type this nonsense?
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  1024. Problem is this will only work for a while until people find out the actual truth. US right now is churning out late Soviet Brezhnev era levels of cope...🤣
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  1025. Time to send the workhorse Soyuz to rescue the Americans. Chinese would offer to send a ship, but their docking mechanism isn't compatible with the ISS. I wonder who's fault was that? 🤔
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  1026. Wang Yi basically told Blinken to get his shoe shine box...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1027.  @jakleo337  China buys 17% of all US agricultural exports, but they don't buy "most of it". You know this can be verified with a quick search. Why do you post this stuff?
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  1028.  @JonyC6969  Mad Max becomes a reality in the land down under?
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  1029.  @capt9  "All hat, no cattle" is more like it...🤣
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  1030. If you comply with local laws, like Microsoft and Linkedin does, then you can run your apps in China.
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  1031. You mean like Publix Super Markets in the US? 🤣
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  1032. TeeHee must always post the obnoxious...🤣
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  1033. What do you except from the "Empire of Lies"? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1034. NATO: Expand to Russian borders ✔️ NATO: Expand to Chinese borders 🚧
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  1035. I think the ET5 Touring is more sexy than the ET5. Who doesn't like a nice round rear end?🤣😂🤣😂
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  1036. Good to see you out and about getting some sun.
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  1037. Castro has been gone for quite some time along with all the original reasons for the embargo. Punishing entire generations so far removed from events in the past is just plain sadistic...👿
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  1038. Where are the sanctions against India for recently selling 4 billion USD worth of actual military arms to Russia? 🦗🦗🦗
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  1039. Wind tunnel is testing for a future Snowpiercer...🤣
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  1040. I've noticed they get Veruca Salt about things...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1041.  @ElleDursten  Access to the Atlantic through the Pacific is not that important due to China's location on the globe. Brazil of course would benefit immensely with Chinese investment into highways and railroads as Brazil would become a conduit to the rest of South America...🤪
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  1042.  @obiwan5781  Indonesia did this with their ban on raw nickel export. Now refining occurs in Indonesia with a partnership that includes Chinese companies. Australia could have a similar outcome with rare earth refining. What where you saying about garbage?🤡
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  1043. @Пыль глотаю I was talking about Daesh (ISIS). Search for the "Battle of Al-Bab" and you'll see the carnage.
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  1044. @TeeHee-vo1bn "China's total power generation capacity reached 2,920 GW in 2023, in which coal's share dropped to 39.9%, while the share of non-fossil fuels, namely nuclear and renewables, reached 53.9%, according to CEC's newly published report titled 2023-2024 National Power Supply and Demand Analysis and Forecast."
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  1045. @TeeHee-vo1bn ...and even with China's coal usage it still produces 40% less pollution per capita than the US...🤣
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  1046. China has more high speed rail than the rest of the world combined... China has more 5G base stations than the rest of the world combined... China will build more electric cars than the rest of the world combined... Still think the US and their vassals can contain China?
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  1047. Singapore owned and flagged, Indian crewed, and heading for Colombo, Sri Lanka. I wonder how the trolls will blame China? 🤔
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  1048. These tariffs serve a multi-purpose function as follows: 1) It allows the EU to give deference to the US in their hybrid war with China. 2) It generates revenue for the EU since we all know the end customer pays the tariff. 3) It doesn't exclude Chinese manufacturers who will just set up shop in Europe or some other tariff free zone. 4) It doesn't promote massive retaliation from China since the tariffs are not outrageous and punitive like US tariffs. 5) It allows the EU to keep their zero emissions goals with somewhat of a delay.
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  1049. Telegram operates out of Dubai and is a member of BRICS, so you're not off the mark.
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  1050. ​ The 9 dash line was never an issue with the US when it was declared by the Republic of China (ROC), which the ROC still recognizes to this day.
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  1051. Keep your military away from Taiwan, capisci? Do we have to get the hose out again? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1052.  @bingus3582  A news article from the Globe and Mail, a notorious propaganda outlet, relied on a single unnamed source for that story. I highly doubt the Chinese government would be that sloppy to cause a diplomatic incident between the two countries. You're going to have to do better.
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  1053. I'll take a Corona by the beach with a lime 🍺
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  1054. @Ben Benito Sorry, but Palau is where you get can get fruit bat soup. You know they're only a handful of countries that recognize Taiwan and Palau is one of them.
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  1055. China made a declaration in 2006 in accordance with Article 298 of UNCLOS that excludes acceptance of compulsory dispute settlements concerning maritime delimitation, historic bays or titles, as well as military and law enforcement activities from the dispute settlement procedures provided for in UNCLOS. In other words China does not accept the PCA settlement because it excludes acceptance as provided in the UNCLOS convention.
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  1056. It's so they don't become a victim of US foreign policy...🤣
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  1057.  @the_g371  They wouldn't be able to afford the popcorn...🤣
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  1058. ...and they can pay in their own currency. No need for dollars...🤣
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  1059. In China the average person knows how to get around a firewall, so is does absolutely nothing. Chinese are educated and prefer local sources because they know foreign sources are fake news.
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  1060.  @Bubba-z4s  Wrong country. It's in US vassal Palua that you can order fruit bat soup...🤣
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  1061. Well what do you expect from a bunch of meat puppets? Do you think the're actually there to negotiate? It's delay, delay, and delay until the west can get their "moderate rebels" positioned in Ukraine. If Syria is an indication of Russian's response to these foreign fighters then we're going to start seeing some thermobaric action real soon.
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  1062.  @TheLifeOfKane  At the UN it's always the world versus the US, Israel, and sometimes Palau. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1063. @Janindu Rodrigo Kashmir is an India/Pakistan dispute, Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997, and since the Qing dynasty Taiwan had been a part of China. You can't even get your propaganda straight. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1064. It wont' be a muscle car unless it can run faster than 9.2 in the 1/4 mile.
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  1065. Because their GDP includes overpriced health care costs, excessive military expenditures, and imputed rent...🤣
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  1066.  @pitchiechescka7130  Philippines should have included the territorial claim in 1946 when they gained independence. You forgot to mention that part...🤣
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  1067. Danes invested in China instead of India because they didn't want 50% rejection rates...🤣
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  1068. Best dudes? No dudettes?
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  1069. Tesla with their detachable steering wheels, collapsing suspensions, and sudden braking at high speed are not bugs but features...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1070.  @taiwanstillisntacountry India has battery powered Tuk Tuks, state of the art... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1071.  Chronic Masturbator  Whatever, sock puppet.
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  1072.  @crystco8088  ...but the 737 Max is such a reliable plane...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1073.  @colberthunter12  People can decide on their own and don't need you, or the US government making up their minds...🤣
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  1074. To maximize profits manufacturers will produce until marginal revenue equals marginal cost. There's no overcapacity because manufacturers would not produce additional units if marginal cost was greater than marginal revenue. Economics 101.
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  1075. Elensky is using Zapp Brannigan tactics.
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  1076. China made a declaration in 2006 in accordance with Article 298 of UNCLOS that excludes acceptance of compulsory dispute settlements concerning maritime delimitation, historic bays or titles, as well as military and law enforcement activities from the dispute settlement procedures provided for in UNCLOS. In other words China does not accept the PCA settlement because it excludes acceptance as provided in the UNCLOS convention.
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  1077.  @Sean-giang  What part of "the piece of paper from the PCA is worthless and all of this is legal under the UNCLOS convention" did you not understand?🤣
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  1078.  @stusanderson3111  University of Hong Kong released a statement stating that no facilities or funding was allocated for any virus research while she was employed at the university. So to answer your question: Yes, she's a fraud.
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  1079. To be fair the US has one high speed line, which killed somebody on the first day of operation.
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  1080. You win the internet...:face-green-smiling:
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  1081. Well he got the French fries part right because they originally came from Belgium...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1082.  @pitchiechescka7130  Filipinos can't even stop the water cannons. We all know what will happen when the real guns come out...🤣
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  1083. Sorry, but your 100% wrong. What you claim may have been the case 20 years ago , but today China has their own indigenous brands and production capability that is flourishing. In fact 136 Chinese companies are on the Fortune 500 list, which beats out the US with 124. If US companies leave the Chinese market they will quickly be replaced and become competitors in the global market. And who's going to pay for all of this investment into other countries when US companies profits nosedive due to the loss of the Chinese market?
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  1084. How the did that port get built after the overthrow of Castillo?🤣
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  1085.  @eloquent-code  I highly doubt anyone is going to invade Canada any time soon, except for some Molson since that's pretty good...🤣
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  1086.  @ze71317  Journalist's pulled the serial number from the casing (9M79-1 W91579). Guess who's inventory the missile was in? Whether this was intentional or a malfunction is another story, but it's beyond reason based on all the evidence that AFU launched the missile.
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  1087.  @pendulmonium  It's because of the political environment and not the reality of economics.
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  1088.  @covertpuppytwo3857  You said something? I don't see your comment here. Must be your imagination...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1089. I see you have experience with this. It must suck for you to be a battered spouse... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1090. Make twerk, not war...☮🕊:hand-purple-blue-peace:
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  1091. China is the lowest cost provider due to economies of scale. Unless China does something incredible stupid that's not going to change any time soon...:text-green-game-over:
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  1092. You buy our stuff, we'll buy yours. Everybody wins.
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  1093. Bellingcat has no credibility, this has been proven. Elliot Higgins should be relegated to the dustbin of history along with Judith Miller and Jason Blair.
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  1094.  @turcoboshnak  "Who Killed the Electric Car?" produced back in 2006 pretty much spells out exactly what happened. Now the US is going to be behind because all they have is Tesla while China has dozens of manufacturers to satisfy a much wider market demand.
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  1095. Jihad Julian is actually telling the truth? I guess even a broken clock is right twice a day...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1096.  @plowe6751  Blackmail is a form of extortion, so you're both correct...🤪
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  1097. The cope is strong with this one...🤣
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  1098. Wreckage that was displayed in a video posted indicates the nose section is from a BetAB-500 concrete-piercing bomb with bits and pieces cobbled from other missiles. Who are they trying to fool other than themselves...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1099.  @JoCkey607  I agree, it's getting tiresome.
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  1100.  @JoCkey607  I think right mouse click and report is the appropriate response. More of us then him.
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  1101.  @comingviking  The administration changes, but the policy (AKA: sh*t show) doesn't. I can't believe I have to explain this...🤣
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  1102. @Bill-g7d Manufacturing will never return to the US as the cost of production and margins required are simply too great and too low respectively. With more than 36 trillion in debt and out of control deficit spending there's no good ending to this play. It's been in the making since Nixon went off the gold standard in 1971...:text-green-game-over:
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  1103.  @josecisne7997  So is Afghanistan. I think you need a geography lesson...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1104.  @MetaView7  "Oooh please Guys, more please!" - I wouldn't wish that visual with Yellen on my worst enemy...🤮
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  1105.  @harrywilliam8740  India just replaced them with apps from the US. Why? Because they don't have any...🤣
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  1106.  @Bubba-z4s  Linkedin was in China up until 2023 and they left because of stiff competition from local Chinese rivals. Truth hurts, doesn't it?🤣
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  1107.  @Coxman  A genocide occurring in country where everybody carries a personal media device. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1108.  @dyu999  Do you honestly believe they didn't conduct a feasibility study for a multiple billion dollar project? I would suggest asking the Indonesian government since it's most likely public record.
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  1109.  @dyu999  Your the one making the claim, not me. I just stated that a feasibility study was performed and the conclusion was the project was viable. In fact a quick Google search produced a document called "Feasibility Study for Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway Project" requested by the Republic of Indonesia Coordination Ministry for Economic Affairs. So who am I going to believe? A group of five well established consulting and engineering firms who produced a detailed 115 page report on the topic or some random person on Youtube?
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  1110. @Ben Benito Well you lie and are irrational most if not all of the time. If the shoe fits...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1111. I agree plus it puts pressure on the US to rejoin the agreement with concessions.
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  1112. I have AdBlock and AdGuard DNS. I NEVER see ANY ads on Youtube.
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  1113.  @cbus12ll27  Maybe you haven't noticed but Russia is winning the war in Ukraine. In fact Mr. Kalibr and Mr. Khinzal have been visiting quite often. I suggest you stop watching western propaganda since it seems to be rotting your brain.
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  1114.  @hardcandy69  NASA = Need Another Seven Astronauts. It's the reason why they started using Russian rockets to get to the ISS.
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  1115. Translation: "We will take all necessary steps to destroy the trading relationship and in the process accelerate the decline in the well being of the average American with higher prices and less choice to the benefit of the wealthy class."
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  1116. The missile was fired from a south-western direction from Kramatorsk, where one of the divisions of the 19th missile brigade of the AFU is located. You can't fake impact and trajectory when photos of the scene have been taken just after the event occurred. NATO also monitors all missile launches in the area, so they can provide the raw data indicating the location of origin. No personal bias here, just data and physics instead of speculation and conjecture.
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  1117.  @georgejesson1944  Because "range anxiety" is pushed by legacy automakers and the petroleum industry. US has a trillion dollar industry that revolves around the ICE and with the introduction of BEVs that industry is almost completely eliminated.
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  1118.  @jthunders  Nissan Leaf was half-baked because they didn't want to cannibalize their existing line of ICE vehicles. It's going to be the same for most if not all of the legacy automakers. The real innovation is coming from new players.
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  1119.  @YK-G99  More deflection? You're not even replying to the arguments presented, but focusing in on the numbers instead. And where did you get "a dozen protesters" when the video clearly stated that more than 32,000 gathered? It's pretty obvious for everyone to see what's going on here...🤣
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  1120.  @YK-G99  You mad, bro?🤣
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  1121.  @TheGreatAmphibian  This entire argument hinges on the assumption the Chinese will not be able to build their own lithography equipment. Based on technological accomplishments in the last few years plus their gigantic pool of talent it's a fool's bet to believe lithography will be the only hurdle China will not overcome.
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  1122.  @laohu5511  Suspension, body, interior, ABS, ESC, SRS, electronics, and other components and systems will easily transfer over to EVs. A modern vehicle is much more than just an engine and transmission.
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  1123.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  "I’ve talked to several Chinese students. Their whole family supports their goal of getting a U.S. work visa so that they can someday become U.S. citizens." - Yes, because anecdotal evidence is indicative of the entire population of 1.4 billion people. Do you even read the things you type before your post? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1124.  @TacticalMayo  You added tankie this time. New talking points memo?🤣
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  1125. DeepSeek is open source, so the code is available for anyone to inspect and modify as needed. Vance just wants the US to have a complete monopoly in AI with their closed source black box models. We can clearly see who's being "authoritarian" with AI technology, and it sure isn't China...🤣
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  1126.  @drbuckley1  This is easily verified with a quick search. Why do you even post this nonsense?
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  1127. Journalist's pulled the serial number from the casing (9M79-1 W91579). Guess who's inventory the missile was in? Whether this was intentional or a malfunction is another story, but it's beyond reason based on all the evidence that AFU launched the missile.
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  1128. Putin even offered to sell the US some of their new missiles.
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  1129.  @kijj7187  https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-09-05/putin-says-he-offered-to-sell-trump-russia-s-newest-missiles
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  1130. Do not feed the troll...⬆
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  1131. Going pretty well since since 1st quarter GDP growth for China was 5.3% and Russia was 5.4%. How's the US and Europe doing?🤣
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  1132. Lizard at 6:00...🦎
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  1133. They're not that stupid, it's by design. The payoffs must have been astronomical to sell out their own countries.
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  1134. A win-win scenario, but the US only does zero-sum. I predict for the US there's going to be a lot of goose eggs with no numbers or dollar signs in-front of them...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1135.  @Sean-giang  Like I said keep inhaling...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1136. @Ben Benito Of course you would shoot without warning those armed with automatic weapons, unless you want to be shot instead.
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  1137.  @mudshovel289  The information is in the article, not the title. Most people learn about citations in high school...🤣
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  1138. "I reject your reality and substitute my own." - Adam Savage
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  1139. First...
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  1140. Taiwan won't even see a single PLA solider since all their military installations can easily be destroyed with D-17 hypersonic missiles. Here's a little taste of what the mainland can do: https://youtu.be/WhHoNdVEQdk
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  1141. Filipinos are back, get the hose out...🤣
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  1142. That's due to the pressure being released once the explosive ruptured the pipeline.
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  1143.  @mingouczjcz3800  Costs will increase, however the savings will be greater than a complete ban of Chinese EV imports. It allows the US auto industry to continue with new competitors and better products. It's about striking a balance, which is a win-win for everyone.
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  1144.  @mingouczjcz3800  Of course there would be savings because Chinese manufacturers are more efficient. Elon Musk has been incorporating Chinese manufacturing processes from Tesla Shanghai to Tesla Fremont because Shanghai is way more efficient. This isn't an assumption, it's a proven fact.
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  1145. Hey, don't insult clowns like that...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1146. Look at the Fiat 500 and Smart Car in the US for your answer.
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  1147.  @Sean-giang It clearly shows there's an unbroken line of control over the islands passing to each successive Chinese government. You can't be this obtuse...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1148.  @halloola3636  EU doesn't like them and only appease them on orders from the US...🤣
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  1149.  @stresslessflex6389  Check you microwave oven while at it. Didn't know it was made in China?🤣
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  1150. This isn't going to work, its a futile attempt to save the empire. China's economy is growing by leap and bounds while the US trade deficit it at the highest level its ever been. China is so integrated into the world economy that any attempt to cause economic harm to China will ultimately cause economic harm to everyone else, including the US.
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  1151. It's because China is using a lower frequency that doesn't bleed over into the aircraft instrument's frequency.
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  1152. The adults have entered the room versus the childish bickering of US vassals...🤣
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  1153. Wait until she shows you her "nasty surprise"...🤮
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  1154.  @user-uu6bi4tn5o  The actual issues causing conflict is petty politicians and journalists pushing an agenda since the US is slowly losing it's global hegemony. FTFY.
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  1155. US sent 40 billion to private weapons manufacturers for systems that can't stop hypersonic missiles, which China and Russia both have...🤣
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  1156. Iran has upgraded S-300 systems which are the same as the S-400 except for the range.
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  1157. And? China has not accepted nor is it bound by the terms of the act. Have you actually read it? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1158.  @peanut0brain  New Jersey means corruption is build into the project on day one...🤣
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  1159.  @charliekirkley6593  You mean like the sea wolf that ran into a mountain while prowling in the South China Sea? If that's the case then China has nothing to worry about... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1160. @ace9840 Does matter what you've been doing over the years because your statement is still incorrect. Your acquiescence pretty much proves this...🤣
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  1161. In hostem omnia licita...🇷🇺
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  1162. Of course they're going to so this because they have to hold on to their revenue stream by servicing ICE vehicles.
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  1163.  @100c0c  So your argument is you have a right to free speech, but only on the platforms allowed by the government. Think about what you're saying for a moment.
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  1164. In the US under the Magnusson-Moss Warrranty Act it's illegal to require a service contract to maintain the warranty unless the service provided is free of charge.
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  1165.  @mudshovel289  I like how you totally avoided the 50 basis point cut at the Fed. Did they do that for sh*ts and giggles? Also I don't see China carrying 35.7 trillion in debt. You know that's 3 billion a day in interest while at the same time China enjoys a 3 billion a day surplus. Cope harder...🤣
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  1166. Companies do this all the time. Perfect example is Microsoft since they don't innovate, they just appropriate.
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  1167. In my city it's sleeping bags or blankets/comforters since local authorities force the homeless to take the tents down...😞
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  1168. US wants to destabilize Xinjiang since China put the kibosh on Uyghur jihadists. Now the US is going to repatriate them from Syria back to Xinjiang. Ain't no rest for the wicked...🤢
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  1169. Decoupling with China and the drop in GDP from all the call centers being closed due to AI makes the Philippines a nation circling the drain...🤣
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  1170. China could probable reach these satellites with their new 6th generation fighter...🤪
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  1171. A girl that doesn't like horses? What's wrong with you?🤣
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  1172. January 1st: China CDC contacts United States CDC about the virus. March 16th: Trump Administration issues orders to control the spread of the virus. What part of the United States failing to take early decisive action in fighting COVID-19 not clear?
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  1173.  @GeorgeForman-i9t  China also won along with UK, France, and the Soviet Union. That's why they have a permanent seat on the UN Security Council...🤣
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  1174. Chinese are good at producing to contract.
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  1175. Patrick Lancaster, an independent journalist covering the war in the Donbass for the last few years, was at the location filming and he's definitely NOT on anyone's payroll: https://youtu.be/VUwXnBDOmeY
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  1176. When a chihuahua nips at the big dog don't be surprised when the big dog takes a bite out of the chihuahua...🤣
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  1177.  @arthurlincoln9093  Not this again. It's already been debunked numerous times. The timeline is complete and has been verified by the WHO. Between pushing the Li Wenliang or Peng Shuai narrative how can you call yourself a human being when you continue to lie and deceive even when facts and evidence clearly show the opposite?
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  1178. "... the loss of US markets will be devastating to their economy." - US exports are only 2.79% of China's GDP...🤣
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  1179. As you can see China has nothing to worry about with Japan joining the US in their contain China fantasies.
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  1180. Wang Yi is Master Yoda while Tony Blinken is Jar Jar Binks...🤣
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  1181. They need that charging cable lowering system (0:24) in California so thieves can't steal the cables for the copper...🤣
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  1182. Hatsune Miku is the only VI for me.
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  1183. The US disregarding their prior commitments is always the same story again and again and again...🤣
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  1184.  @mudshovel289  You're so far off the target it's almost embarrassing...🤣
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  1185.  @silenciothequiet3471  The monkeys are too busy supervising the clowns at Boeing...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1186.  @willeisinga2089  It's already happening since the average car on US roads is 13 years old...🤣
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  1187.  @AlejandroPikoulasPlata  In 2023 China installed more solar and wind energy capacity that was nearly twice as much as the rest of the world combined. You think this has something to do with reducing coal fired power generation or are they just doing this for fun?🤣
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  1188. So the video with all the body parts at the crash scene was fake, right? Do you even read what you type or is it just cut and paste? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1189.  @dz7786  Because in a Slavic country of 40 million people nobody has the same name, right? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1190. It's Gargamel's sister...🤣
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  1191. It's actually $31.46 trillion as of 05/26/2023. The US racked up another 64 billion on the credit card in the past two months...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1192. You may get your wish since trade with the US is only 2.3% of China's GDP...🤣
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  1193.  @10lauset  It cost Canadian taxpayers 7 million to keep all the juicy details from the court record out of the public...🤣
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  1194. Driver's license depots are military offices said no one...🤣
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  1195. 🇷🇺🇨🇳🇮🇷 Axis of Resistance ✊
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  1196.  @siggydj  Let's apply your logic to another country. The German Democratic Republic (East Germany) after 1949 and prior to 1990 was not a sovereign part of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany), therefore West Germany has no claim of sovereignty over East Germany. That's the argument your making in a nutshell.
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  1197. Google left on their own accord. They didn't adapt to local market conditions and was getting their rear ends handed to them by Baidu.
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  1198. "“Even with the Mac, Apple attracted a lot of attention at first, but they have remained a niche manufacturer. That will be their role in mobile phones as well.” - Nokia’s Chief Strategy Officer Anssi Vanjoki
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  1199.  @nextechsolutions5955  Maybe those "tricks" should work on giving the F35 a fully combat operational rate better than 29%...🤣
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  1200.  @Sean-giang  How would you know that? You're not Cuban and you barely qualify as human.
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  1201.  @DCZ-o5m  We all know that Australia is at fault for distancing themselves from China. If the relationship was more amicable you could see movement in this area.
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  1202.  @Bubba-z4s  Little Marco is a joke. Isn't that what Trump used to call him?🤣
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  1203.  @Bubba-z4s  Yes, he is a bear and likes honey and lives with Christopher Robin. Don't they have Disney films in Mumbai or are you to poor to rent or too stupid to torrent?🤣
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  1204. On the windshield it will be the wipe to unlock feature.
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  1205. More like exterminated with an estimated 8,000-10,000 killed and over 30,000 wounded with the 2-28 Incident being the most notorious one day slaughter of 1,400 people.
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  1206. China is the real winner since all that cheap Russian gas will be diverted to them...🤣
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  1207. @TeeHee-vo1bn As usual you are wrong again...🤣
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  1208.  Sean Yee  "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage". - John Kenneth Galbraith
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  1209.  @carlitosignacio5679  "The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." - Sun Tzu
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  1210.  @otamanvasyl9949  I didn't know that Germany was at war with Russia. Last two times didn't work out so well for the Germans...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1211. Listeria Salad strikes again. Take one bite and you'll have the runs for a week.
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  1212. Volkswagen is still reeling from the TDI debacle, so trust still needs to be rebuilt.
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  1213. Scholz knows where his Bauernbrot is buttered...🤣
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  1214. "The Convention, however, does not address the sovereignty of States over land territory. Accordingly, this Tribunal has not been asked to, and does not purport to, make any ruling as to which State enjoys sovereignty over any land territory in the South China Sea, in particular with respect to the disputes concerning sovereignty over the Spratly Islands or Scarborough Shoal." - Section 5 , PCA Case 2013-19
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  1215. C919 is a copy because it has two wings, a fuselage, and a tail section 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1216. Covid-19 Deaths: China - 4,636 United States - 894,880 What were you saying about health or safety?
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  1217.  @mudshovel289  Southern Europe has even higher rates of youth unemployment. When are you going to start complaining about them? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1218.  @karolmot7099  You're just angry the khokhols are getting their asses handed to them.
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  1219. Evergrande's negative equity is less than what the US has spent in Ukraine for its proxy war. If Evergrande was forced into receivership the Chinese government could easily absorb the loss without skipping a beat. The Leahman-Brothers comparison is down right laughably...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1220. "If she weighs the same as a duck... she's made of wood! And therefore, a witch!" - Nimarata Randhawa
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  1221.  @bingus3582  There are many advisors to the Chinese government, some advisors are even American. Other than being Chinese and an advisor what makes this donation sanctioned by the Chinese government?
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  1222. ​ Modi WhinyThePoor  By nominal GDP India is ranked 6th. By purchasing power parity GDP India is ranked 3rd.
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  1223. Xpeng probable had a larger inventory of semi-conductors then NIO plus the government got involved with preventing price gouging and artificial supply restrictions.
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  1224. Gargamel's sister...🤣
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  1225. The last Intel chip I purchased was a Core 2 Quad back in 2009. Everything since then has been AMD. Now the comparison between the two is not even close...:text-green-game-over:
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  1226.  @Bubba-z4s  You still here TeeHee? Ban coming in 3...2...1...🤣
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  1227.  @kirkwilson5905  Your false equivalence makes no difference...🤣
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  1228. By excluding advanced Chinese technology in 5-10 years the US will be living in a technological ghetto...🤣
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  1229. These guys are d-bags, way beneath Brian to even comment. Nobody spends all day trying to tear down other societies except psychopaths and profiteers.
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  1230. They're not whining, they're warning Canada in a diplomatic way that if you sever ties Canada will ultimately be the one that loses out.
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  1231. Whats good for the goose...🤣 "Starting from Saturday, operators will be required to provide corresponding deposits to Chinese customs when importing propionic acid from the US, according to the Ministry of Commerce, confirming the penalties would mean 43.5 per cent of additional cost." Amanda Lee, China penalises US acid imports in retaliatory move as trade relations grow caustic, South China Morning Post, April 19, 2024
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  1232. Your description of Saudi Arabia is perfect. MBS is taking care of those dissents Khashoggi style. Isn't Saudi Arabia an ally of the US?
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  1233.  @biboyumandar1538  Don't they understand that calling someone a liar with facts that can easily be verified is so childish...🤣
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  1234.  @linick8689  US hubris demanding China to hold more debt. Russia isn't recycling dollars back into treasuries anymore and the vassals are all tapped out. China is now the creditor of last resort.
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  1235.  @robincray116  It's 80 meters deep around Bornholm Island. Every 10 meters in depth is equal to one atmospheric pressure at sea level (1 Bar or 14.7 PSI). At 80 meters that's 8 bar or 117.6 PSI. At that depth you need specialized equipment, exotic gases, and a decompression chamber. Even if it was 60 meters that's still beyond the limit of SCUBA, so the previous still applies. All of this can easily be verified in the U.S. Navy Diving Manual.
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  1236.  @ToiChutGongWu  I will take your advice since I do have some compassion for the mentally challenged...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1237.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  It's actually a lose-lose since China has to spend billions to develop an independent supply chain while western suppliers lose billions in revenue from the world's largest semiconductor market. China will eventually drive prices down to the point western suppliers can't compete, which will mark the end of western advantage in semiconductors. Didn't have to be this way since the Chinese were more than wiling to buy and keep the status quo...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1238. China is hiding 40,000 to 50,000 deaths in a country where everyone has a personal media device. </sarcasm>
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  1239. The subsidies the EU allows for EV production per unit is at least triple the amount China allows. Same goes for the US...🤣
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  1240. "A ranking Chinese official on Tuesday presented a recorded phone conversation purportedly between an embassy diplomat and Vice Adm. Alberto Carlos, chief of the Western Command (Wescom), who said the entire chain of command of the Philippine military was on board with the 'new model' for peacefully managing the situation in Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal." - Wescom chief agreed to China's 'new model', Franco Jose C. Baroña, The Manila Times, May 8 2024
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  1241. "Biden is so hypocritical and delusional it would be funny if the freak wasn't taking us to WW3." - FTFY...🤣
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  1242. How would you know? You don't speak Russian and barely understand English...🤣
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  1243.  @michaelkatz275  Then how did you miss that important portion of the article? I'll let you off the hook if you have a medical condition that may interfere with reading comprehension, but other than that I call BS...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1244.  @Eric_Garrison  For now, but given the machinations of the US, and to a lesser extent the EU, I wouldn't be so confident this will hold in the near future.
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  1245. "WTF?? THAT'S BEEN OUR FOREIGN POLICY FOR 246 YEARS!!!" - FTFY...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1246.  P Pipe  You must smoking some really good sh*t in that pipe!
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  1247. Specifically the Brezhnev era...🤣
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  1248. No need to ban as Chinese consumers will be buying domestic alternatives instead...:text-green-game-over:
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  1249.  @TacticalMayo  Simple question. Who would escalate to a nuclear exchange over Taiwan? Would it be China or the US? In the end we all know the only thing the US will be sending Taiwan is their thoughts and prayers.
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  1250. Isn't Geraldo still looking for Al Capone's safe? 🤣
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  1251.  @Sean-giang  "When signing, ratifying or acceding to this Convention or at any time thereafter, a State may, without prejudice to the obligations arising under section 1, declare in writing that it does not accept any one or more of the procedures provided for in section 2 [compulsory dispute settlement] with respect to one or more of the following categories of disputes: 1) Compulsory Third-party Adjudication 2) Compulsory Conciliation 3) Optional Conciliation 4) Exclusion from dispute settlement" - Article 298, Section 2, UNCLOS
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  1252. The Pentagon already war gamed a conflict in the Taiwan Straits and in every scenario the US loses plus the US doesn't start wars with nations that can actually fight back.
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  1253.  @ngheanchoong  ...which the US can pound all they want...🤣
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  1254. Luddites are having their moment, won't last too long. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1255. What's the problem with the vertical wiper blade? It's easier to clean and de-ice in the winter. Even supercars, like those from Koenigsegg, have them.
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  1256.  @jye7027  Welcome to the United Snakes Land of the thief, home of the slave The grand imperial guard where the dollar is sacred, and power is God
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  1257.  @pitchiechescka7130  I see that you're ready to die for the empire just like the Ukrainians...🤣
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  1258. Good eye, but it's the Weyland logo and not the Weyland-Yutanni logo post merger...🤪
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  1259.  @yeska62  History is full of examples where censorship has failed spectacularly (aka "Streisand effect"). "The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it" - John Gilmore
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  1260. @TeeHee-vo1bn Don't want to be invaded? Don't mess with Russia's security. It's a pretty simple concept, even for you to understand...🤣
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  1261. Students? Really? Doesn't US Customs and Border Protection have a few issues on the southern border with Mexico that needs attention? 🤣
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  1262.  @covertpuppytwo4568  Threatening neighbors by expanding trade with RCEP to over 15 countries in the region? Keep banging those war drums because when the time comes I hope they ship your @ss to the front line.
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  1263. Ukrainian war coverage by the western MSM is Afghanistan where the US is "winning" up until the day they left. Ukraine will also be "winning" up until the day they surrender...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1264.  @felixsu375  It's manufactures, repair facilities, dealerships, parts producers, unions, etc. These are multi-billion dollar industries on the verge of extinction with the introduction of EVs. There's an incentive to keep the industry going beyond it's useful lifespan. Laying the entire blame only on the petroleum industry is myopic.
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  1265.  @felixsu375  I'm 100% in agreement. Remember, we're on the same team with EVs.😉
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  1266. Notice the US didn't strike in Iran because the Pentagon knows all their assets in the region would get destroyed. How's that mighty US Navy doing keeping those shipping lanes open in the Red Sea? Last I heard the US almost lost one of their destroyers. Next time they won't be so lucky. Time to quit before it's too late...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1267. In public at a tennis event signing autographs and video conferencing with the IOC? Sorry, but you can't get any more mileage out of that hashtag. It's way past the sale date. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1268. Canada prefers two tin cans and a string for their telecommunications network...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1269.  @Bubba-z4s  No, that's your job. My job is to point and laugh at you...🤣
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  1270. According to Sergei Naryshkin the French servicemen risk to immediately face “the fate of all Frenchmen who have ever come to the territory of the Russian world with a sword.”
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  1271. Your tears are delicious..🤣😂🤣😂
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  1272. Approval Rating: Vladimir Putin - 82% Joe Biden - 42%
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  1273.  @platosbeard4449  Ana "yeah, I’m fucking better than you. Okay? Much better than you. You are garbage!” Kasparian
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  1274.  @bulthaosen1169  China: Follow Chinese laws and you can stay USA: Follow USA laws, but you have to leave What part of this discrimination do you not understand?🤔
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  1275. Failed state is the ultimate goal for US policy if compliance to demands is not achieved.
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  1276. When western politicians speak I just laugh...🤣
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  1277. @TeeHee-vo1bn They all laugh at a joke called TeeHee...🤣
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  1278.  @jilj1948  China has always considered western powers to be "barbarians" kept at arms length, but containment was never a strategy.
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  1279. @TeeHee-vo1bn Looks like Germany and Sweden were upset and last time I checked they were in Europe. Do you need a refresher course in geography?🤣
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  1280. Everyone knows that Rick Scott is secretly "Bat Boy", so of course he's allergic to garlic..🤣
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  1281.  @nullandvoid5  "where is Huawei now?" - I don't see anything about a phone here, do you?🤣
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  1282.  @nullandvoid5  Seen the DPP and KMT recently in parliament? Better than the Paul versus Tyson fight...🤣
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  1283. I believe you meant to say Data's amoral brother Lore.
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  1284. To the US creating rivers of blood throughout the Middle East is called "leading". I can't wait until the dollar collapses and the world is safe from imperialism.
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  1285. Israel is already the 51st...🤣
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  1286.  @juliahello6673  Everyone in China is using LiDAR for Level 4 and 5, except Tesla. Government is most likely going to mandate the technology since the cost is now negligible due to economies of scale.
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  1287. To be fair on the map from Al Jazeera it says "countries or territories" and Taiwan is a territory of China...😎
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  1288.  @FrankiePo89  It will get old real fast with this one. Just saying...🤪
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  1289.  @joebalser9921  Well according to you they must be pretty stupid in Norway where the average temperature in the winter is -6.8 C...🤡
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  1290. @Bill-g7d How much did you pay for a laptop 20 years ago? Or a television? Or a mobile phone? Economics of scale have lowered the cost for items that were out of reach for the average consumer in most of the world, and it was all possible due to China becoming a manufacturing behemoth...😎
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  1291. @Bill-g7d You do realize that a tariff is a tax on imported goods, so I guess your friends are happy to pay more taxes?🤣
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  1292. @Bill-g7d The reason is because corporations in the US decided to take advantage of the low cost labor environment and market potential in China and shifted their manufacturing base accordingly. As the Chinese economy developed and started to move up the value chain more and more products were available for export that were reasonable priced. If you know the basics you should at least know this...🤣
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  1293. @Bill-g7d Trump will end up being the next Herbet Hoover once his Smoot-Hawley like tariffs are implemented...🤣
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  1294.  @weeshuggie228  You're just jealous the Chinese can build a plane that doesn't fall out of the sky. C919 won't be a miserable multi-billion dollar Boeing failure...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1295. This means China gets to build eight more nuclear subs, which they will complete before Australia gets the blueprints for their subs, and park them 12 nautical miles outside of Los Angeles. You know what's good for the goose...
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  1296.  @sentientbeingsnews1098  You just don't want black people to have nice things...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1297.  @impolitediscourse7991  Nice strawman. Build it high and burn it down...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1298. They just park their bicycles anywhere and don't even lock them up...😮
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  1299.  @Coxman  Sorry, your confusing China with Libya even though both are the victims of US foreign policy. Continuously lying about things that can easily be refuted with a quick search proves you're just mud slinging and hoping something will stick.
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  1300.  @Coxman  China: Government censors private companies United States: Private companies censor the government I have a problem with censorship of any sort, however to chastise censorship in China and ignore censorship in the United States is hypocritical. In any case western media censors themselves when the actual facts become too inconvenient after repeating the government's narrative. Julian Assange comes to mind, so does all the military "interventions" within the last 20-30 years. Chinese know there's censorship, unlike western audiences who are mostly oblivious to it.
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  1301.  @abcddef2112  You also have one million less people jammed into cars and buses spewing toxic fumes into the atmosphere...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1302.  @abcddef2112  ...plus the 150+ people that would have been killed in traffic accidents. Indonesia has a traffic fatality rate of 15.3 per 100,000.
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  1303.  @dyu999  I don't need construction figures since I don't have to justify anything, especially to you. I can tell you that the fatality rate for those one million people that took the HSR was zero. You can't say with a straight face a three hour trip by car or bus for one million people would produce the same zero result. I know those straws have to be grasped, but you have to make the BS somewhat believable...🤣😂🤣 😂
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  1304. Cry harder...🤣
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  1305. Don't insult the Three Stooges like that. Moe, Larry, and Curly are way more entertaining.
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  1306. Brandenburg v Ohio? Come on California, you know better.
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  1307. All missile launches in Ukraine are monitored by NATO, so the Pentagon is lying.
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  1308. India can reap similar benefits from this port, so why would they be against it?
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  1309. What war it that? Last time I checked it was the US giving military aid to Israel and Ukraine...🤣
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  1310.  @nickdingle789 So when is the US going to follow international law and give back the Chagos islands (Diego Garcia)?🤣😂🤣😂
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  1311. The chihuahuas are barking again...🤣
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  1312. China is an industrial powerhouse that is economically integrated with a majority of the world. Any attempts to cause a bifurcation of the world will only result in the US being the "big dog" of a smaller fiefdom. Maybe this is the end game since the US can no longer compete on the world stage?
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  1313. The bank of Seppuku was slashed. The bank of Toyota crashed. The bank of Ramen went down the drain.
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  1314. Nury Vittachi seems to have plenty of press freedom since he can pretty much publish what he wants as long as it's not libelous.
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  1315.  @YK-G99  Sorry, but it's your personal incredulity that's on display for everyone to see...🤣
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  1316. "Israel and it's colonial extension the United States" - FTFY
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  1317. You're confusing Ukraine with Gaza and US supplied weapons to Israel again.
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  1318. You mean like the F35 that fell into the South China Sea? Did you know the ship that salvaged the aircraft was built by a Chinese shipyard? How embarrassing...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1319.  @MightySteve001  Russia is the security part of the equation while China is the economic. After the proxy beat down in Syria by Russia I don't see the US gaining a foothold in Afghanistan, but the US may throw good money after bad. Who knows?
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  1320. More like sour grapes...🤣
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  1321. Here's Patrick at that exact location: https://youtu.be/VUwXnBDOmeY
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  1322. MSM has switched to the Ostrich Method since it's too difficult to make sh!t up.
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  1323.  @mikewallace8087  Sorry, but China eliminated abject poverty back in 2020. How many homeless people did San Francisco "vacant" off the streets for Xi's visit? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1324.  @mikewallace8087  I guess facts and reasoning makes me a China bot. Who knew? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1325.  @drbuckley1  No you didn't, you posted a logical fallacy. On the first item there's no formal record of the US filing a complaint against the ROC for a claim to the 11-Dash line. On the second item: "It may seem un-American to ask whether China should do as we say, or, by contrast, as we do. But suppose someone were bold enough to pose that question. The first thing they would discover is that no permanent member of the UN Security Council has ever complied with a ruling by the PCA on an issue involving the Law of the Sea. In fact, none of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council have ever accepted any international court’s ruling when (in their view) it infringed their sovereignty or national security interests. Thus, when China rejects the Court’s decision in this case, it will be doing just what the other great powers have repeatedly done for decades." Allison G., (July 11, 2016) Of Course China, Like All Great Powers, Will Ignore an International Legal Verdict, The Diplomat
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  1326. The Bank of New York Mellon is the second largest shareholder of Gazprom. I'm pretty sure they're investigating and will initiate legal action against the US.
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  1327. My next vehicle we be an EV, but I need more choice in the US before I buy.
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  1328. At three times the price. Enjoy your technological ghetto...🤣
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  1329. Because there's very little if any difference between the Republican and Democratic party. It's the left and right cheek of the same @ss.
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  1330.  @biboyumandar1538  Don't they understand that calling someone a liar with facts that can easily be verified is so childish...🤣
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  1331. Is that rain falling on Sunak's suit or bird droppings?🤣
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  1332.  @tamgosmith7529  According to Trump that already happened. Are you going to build a wall? You should ask the Chinese for help since they have some experience...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1333.  @michaelfung4629  Ouch...🤣
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  1334. US tech monopolies can compete with Chinese companies. Three of the top five apps on Google Play are of Chinese origin...🤣
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  1335.  @-whackd  Actually the price increases because domestic manufacturers take advantage of short term gains by raising their price to match the import plus the tariff. International Economics 101.
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  1336. You fire workers instead of keeping them on the payroll, then hire them back at a reduced salary. We're all in this together BS is getting pretty deep. It really is them against us.
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  1337.  @glowballdom9979  Emma Goldman of course, but the world's not filled with enough anarchists to make a change.
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  1338. Cut off gas to Europe? China just gets more cheap gas to power their industries. China. Do nothing. Win...🤣
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  1339. "Goldfinger, he's the man. The man with the Midas touch."
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  1340. Sorry, but clothing is considered utilitarian and is generally not protected under copyright law.
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  1341.  @crosseyedfrog2141  You mean Listeria Salad? Don't take a bite otherwise you'll be on the toilet for a week... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1342.  @covertpuppytwo3857  Protesting against unfair polices is not the same as armed rioters with automatic weapons seizing buildings and killing police. Even you can comprehend this with your limited cognitive skills.
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  1343.  @Kitchguy  I didn't know you were the personal representative of the people of Kazakhstan. Do you have an office to go with that title? My guess is your office is in Washington DC... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1344. "Who needs Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes, Siemens, Bosch..." China would love to have all those companies and soon they're all going to relocate to China since it's a major profit center. Did the US think about this with their "Full Spectrum Dominance" schtick? The circus continues until it doesn't...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1345.  @Boycott_Wendys  105 bar just before the explosion, which is 1523 PSI for all our imperial unit using friends.
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  1346.  @marcusclarkson5520  I suggest you work on your own country's problems since China doesn't have an inflation issue and appears to be doing okay. Income is up, exports are up, property prices have stabilized, and all other metrics look pretty reasonable. I don't think China should take any advice from someone in a country that's screwed up as bad as you say.
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  1347. Japan voted in favor of the resolution...🙄
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  1348.  @ZweiZwolf  That's perfectly fine since it falls under the USMCA. However since EVs are highly automated you could have the factory in the US and the labor difference would be minimal. Everything needs to be taken in account before choosing a site for production.
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  1349. "Omission of information is a United States specialty next to genocide." - FTFY
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  1350. Biden: "We know the collective west has enslaved and exploited the African continent for centuries, but this time it will be different. We promise, pinky swear"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1351. Nice surprise at 1:14. 😊
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  1352. Enjoy your technological ghetto...🤣
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  1353.  @halloola3636  Of course German guilt is not included, but with the rest of the EU it's a different story...🤣
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  1354. Trump win was huge and bigly...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1355. The EU can always bring a complaint to the WTO. Maybe the US will finally appoint some appellate judges?🤣
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  1356.  @obscureredtheoryaudiobookc5456  You're correct. Russia isn't like the US. They don't waste their top shelf stuff on low priority targets.
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  1357. US is completely deluded if they believe they can attack China without a strong military response to the point of a nuclear exchange. Modern China is way too powerful and nationalistic to be subjugated by western powers. Any military action against China would only result in some vassals being destroyed and the US isolated from the rest of the world because the US can't offer anything China already produces.
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  1358. You mean what the US thought were missile silos...🤣
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  1359.  @davidaaa3523 ...and if you doubt me here's the citation in French - “N’interrompez jamais un ennemi qui est en train de faire une erreur.”
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  1360.  @hamasmillitant1  "Napoleon was just requoting sun tzu..." There's no evidence that Napoleon was re-quoting Sun Tzu or any other person at the time. Napoleon was the sum of the knowledge he obtained over his lifetime from various works by generals, philosophers, poets, religious leaders, and so on. Authoritative sources attribute the quote only to Napoleon Bonaparte.
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  1361.  @elsonsti  Rules-Based Order, baby...:face-blue-smiling: 1. The USA rules the world. 2. The USA makes all rules including these rules. 3. No one can know what the rules are, only that they exist. 4. No one is allowed to ask what the rules are. 5. The USA will be in charge of the flexibility provided by the rules’ non-existent nature. 6. Non-western countries must be regularly castigated for not following the rules. 7. Western countries must be regularly praised for following the rules. 8. Alternative rules of governance which work successfully (cf. China, Singapore) must always be derided as “authoritarianism”. 9. Unfair global dominance by the 13% western minority (cf. totalitarianism) must always be referred to as “democracy”. 10. These rules over-ride all other rules, including fundamental justice and the laws of nature. **Courtesy of Nury Vittachi
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  1362.  @Sean-giang  No, that was the Australians crying about sonar from a Chinese warship, which Beijing categorically denied as fake news. Of course the alleged incident didn't occur off the coast of Sydney, but in China's own front yard...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1363.  @Sean-giang  At least China got their citizens out. US left theirs behind to fend for themselves...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1364.  @liongjiahwong5478  They won't be able to read the writing on the drone when it flies past them at Mach 6...🤣
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  1365. Over 40% of ASML sales are to China. As of October 2023, ASML had generated 28 billion in revenue for the prior 12 month period, so I don't think shareholders are going to be very happy with that haircut. ASML has now official ceded the entire Chinese market to lithography manufacturer SMEE, and they're popping the champagne right now in Shanghai...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1366. Slap a Volvo badge on the Zeekr and viola, import time. Plymouth Laser and Eagle Talon were also victims of badge engineering, but the Mitsubishi Eclipse still sold better...🤣
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  1367. With that logic the US, Australia, and Georgia are racists because on CineMaterial there's that poster plus two additional posters in those markets that don't have Sharon Duncan-Brewster included.
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  1368.  @kaibrunnenG  The on-board flight control can compensate for the loss of one motor on a six rotor arrangement and two motors on an eight rotor arrangement. These are facts that can easily be verified. Unless you're an aeronautical engineer with years of experience I suggest you sit this one out because you can't win...🤣
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  1369.  @clocktower1164  Until recently it was Nord Stream 2 plus the US uses secondary sanctions against EU businesses that attempt to do business with Iran, Russia, Venezuela, Cuba, etc.
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  1370.  @张小燕-j4p  The developers wanted to use the GPUs during off trading hours because they were idle...🤣
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  1371. It's binding, stop using weasel words to prop up your precious in the Middle East.
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  1372. So subsidizing clean air and less pollution is somehow bad? The pretzel logic of the US is absolutely amazing...🤣
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  1373. ​ @ttkoh123 I will also add that article 36 of UNCLOS specifically addresses passage though straits of territories, so when the US claims they adhere to UNCLOS in principle that's a bald face lie...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1374.  @ryanwalters6184  With what? 35 trillion dollars in debt? China's not buying your debt, so what happens when the trade deficit closes? What happens is living standards in the US go into the toilet. Also China now ships their goods to Mexico and Vietnam where they slap a made in Mexico or Vietnam label on and ship it to the US at a substantial markup. Paying more for less, it's the American way...🤣
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  1375.  @amctothemoon9417  Claus Schwab is stepping down, so let's see what psychopath takes his place...🤣
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  1376.  @mudshovel289  Listen to the words "nothing will deter China from upholding national sovereignty and territorial integrity. We will do anything necessary to thwart any attempt for “Taiwan independence.”" That's not Wang Wenbin speaking, that's the leadership of China speaking for the Chinese people.
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  1377. Isolate China? The number one trading partner for more than 60% of the world? Not going to happen any time soon...🤣
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  1378.  @kevinkarbonik2928  ""We don't have any defense that could deny the employment of such a weapon against us." - US Air Force General John E. Hyten in response to a question from Senator Jim Inhofe regarding hypersonic missiles China and Russia possess.
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  1379. LOL...🤣Couldn't even beat the NPA and MNLF...🤣
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  1380. @ace9840 Whatever...🙄You should be a man and take the L on this one...🤣
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  1381. Gargamel's sister...🤣
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  1382. You misheard Von der Crazy. She said "we are tools"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1383. ...or Central City East in Los Angeles.
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  1384.  @darth.severuss  I don't think he was using one to begin with...🤣
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  1385.  @phil488pista9  No, I said it was shortsighted. Go back and read the comment again.
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  1386. Vance just wants the US to have a complete monopoly in AI with their closed source black box models. China however is smart enough to endorse open source models putting a thumb directly into the eye of the US...🤣
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  1387. ​ @DrProfessorWeed  Proserin or Ubretid. Here's the link to an interview with Dmitry Petrovsky, Deputy of the municipality of Yaroslavl: https://jpgazeta.ru/dmitrij-petrovskij-klinika-sharite-proyavlyaet-diletantizm-v-vyvodah-po-navalnomu/
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  1388. NIO copied Tesla's Battery as a Service program and their in-vehicle AI system... Oh wait.
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  1389.  @bobbyus  I think you need to read my comment again. NIO has their own IP with regards to Battery as a Service (BaaS) and AI (Nomi), which Tesla does not have.
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  1390. "Land of the thief, home of the slave." - Brother Ali
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  1391. No doctors were arrested. They weren't even fired, unlike doctors in the United States.
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  1392.  @Bubba-z4s  ...and without China the US would be speaking Japanese. It's the reason it took five countries to defeat the axis powers...🤣
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  1393. If you have to force everyone to use your currency with threats it means you've already lost...:text-green-game-over:
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  1394.  @sebrahimzada  Five men and a women? Sounds like a different type of story, but the end result is the same...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1395.  @L110508  They have toilets?🤣
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  1396.  @arthurlincoln9093  No they haven't. Please stop lying, your nose is getting way to long.
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  1397.  @arthurlincoln9093  As least I have some.
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  1398.  @dirremoire  "This airplane is designed by clowns, who in turn are supervised by monkeys" is the plane of choice for wee shuggle... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1399.  @bitterballsfan5216  This is true, so the only way to prevent this is to hobble the aggressor. US foreign policy is becoming less and less effective with every passing day, so it's only a matter of time.
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  1400.  @sinic1978  Absolutely, and depending on the source desalinization is a treatment solution.
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  1401.  @kungfreddie  Would you say the same thing if he was posing as a black man instead?
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  1402.  @kungfreddie  Nice strawman. Build it high, then burn it down. There's a difference between using a pen name and using a completely different persona with a racial component to illicit an emotional response. You completely ignored the racial implications, then double down on a false dilemma. What a mendacious little man you are.
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  1403. Why would China 'debt trap' Africa? China wants to sell all kinds of stuff to Africans. You can't buy stuff if you're in debt and have no money.
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  1404.  @directxxxx71  Teehee is the resident troll. He'll be banned soon...🤣
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  1405.  @carboncomplex  Actually they do have control since the unilateral sanctions against Iran and Venezuela, which are illegal under the UN Charter, is reducing market supply and raising prices.
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  1406. Where are the photos of these corpses? You must of meant Gaza because there are plenty of them...🤢
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  1407. I love the picture of the poster in the Chinese theater.... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1408. China doesn't need to waste the money. USN has all these naval bases only to project power over much weaker nations that can't fight back. A few hundred hypersonic missiles and most of the Pacific Fleet would be lying at the bottom of the South China Sea.
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  1409.  @bjorntorlarsson  "They haven't got a chance to compete with Elon Musk. " - Didn't Musk say something similar about BYD some time ago? How's BYD doing in the NEV sector?
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  1410. You posted 6 minutes after Ben posted the video. If you're going to troll post after the video is done to make it somewhat believable...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1411. ...which was illegally taken by kicking out the Chagossians and giving the island to the US.
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  1412. I would guess that most of the team that developed those technique in the US are Chinese nationals.
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  1413. Time for Afghanistan to acquire S-300 or better A2/AD capability.
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  1414.  @scottmcloughlin4371  Tariffs and quotas do not produce the desired effect and only create inefficiencies in consumption. I suggest you look up Ricardo's Comparative Advantage and the Heckscher-Ohlin model. Basic economics 101 stuff, nothing too difficult.
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  1415.  @ruebze It's common sense. You don't need an economics degree to figure this one out...🤪
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  1416.  @magnacarta740  The evidence comes directly out of his backside...🤣
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  1417.  @topsuperseven7910  Cry harder...🤣
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  1418.  @topsuperseven7910  You know there are decaffeinated brands on the market that taste just as good...🤣
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  1419. It's been 8 years since Trump started the tariff and sanctions nonsense with Biden then doubling down and Trump 2.0 tripling down. And the result? China is now the world's largest auto exporter, has become 90% self-sufficient in semiconductors, is the largest producer of new energy products and industrial robots, and now enjoys a one trillion dollar trade surplus, the largest in the history of mankind. Tariffs and sanctions, the gift that keeps on giving...🤣
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  1420.  @peterchan3889  If you could remotely shut off all air conditioning the US would have already invented it...🤣
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  1421. Bongbong has a 353 million dollar contempt judgement against him in the US and can be arrested if he visits. Orders from the US to keep up appearances...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1422.  @NooeeeNNN  Of course the free Honda Civic because I can get interest on the $10,000 I still retain plus I have the value of the free Honda Civic, which is worth more than zero...🤣
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  1423. Elensky is tying up loose ends since the prisoners held at the facility were members of AZOV. It's so obvious you have to be a complete ideologue to believe otherwise...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1424.  @tomservo5007  So you agree integration with the winner of a civil war worked out well. Thanks for letting us know.
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  1425. I see your contract got renewed with the State Department...🤣
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  1426.  @bjdouma  I know, but it's fun to point out the obvious cognitive dissonance a normal person would have with that logic.
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  1427. We need more sanctions so the world will develop an alternative financial system to isolate the US...:text-green-game-over:
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  1428.  @nanyago3190  "A ranking Chinese official on Tuesday presented a recorded phone conversation purportedly between an embassy diplomat and Vice Adm. Alberto Carlos, chief of the Western Command (Wescom), who said the entire chain of command of the Philippine military was on board with the 'new model' for peacefully managing the situation in Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal." - Wescom chief agreed to China's 'new model', Franco Jose C. Baroña, The Manila Times, May 8 2024
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  1429. The two pages trying to decide which person to cover with the umbrella was funny...🤣
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  1430.  @Sean-giang  iPhone doesn't have satellite calling or satellite texting with photos, but like Huawei it's made in China unless you want the 50% reject rate Indian version...🤣
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  1431. The majority of Xpeng's vehicles sold are sedans. What's going to happen to Xpeng once the ET5 and ET7 are in full production?
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  1432. Fredo interviews Sollozzo.
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  1433. @TeeHee-vo1bn CO2 emissions tons per capita - 2022 China: 8.85 US: 14.4 Why are you so wrong all the time...🤣
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  1434. @TeeHee-vo1bn C02 emissions tons per capita - 2023 China: 7.8 US: 13 Would you look at that, the US is still higher...🤣
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  1435.  @PapaShuffler  Did you watch the video? It's going to be driven by a combination of rationing water from agriculture and recycling. You can sustain the industry, but at a cost to farmers and others.
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  1436.  @arthurlincoln9093  I don't need to tell them anything, it's a historical fact. You know events that are true versus the stuff you pull out of your backside...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1437. New video of Zelensky having a video conference with Elon Musk and there's a pile of cocaine on his desk. I would link, but Youtube won't let me.
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  1438. Just sit right back And you'll hear a tale A tale of a fateful trip, That started from this Baltic port, Aboard this tiny ship. The mate was a mighty Ukrainian lad, The Skipper brave and sure, Five passengers set sail that day, For a three hour tour, A three hour tour.
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  1439.  @ronniedizon3349  Truth hurts, doesn't it?
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  1440.  @QuantumBits0  No it doesn't because China made a declaration in 2006 in accordance with Article 298 of UNCLOS that excludes acceptance of compulsory dispute settlements concerning maritime delimitation, historic bays or titles, as well as military and law enforcement activities from the dispute settlement procedures provided for in UNCLOS. In other words China does not accept the PCA settlement because it excludes acceptance as provided in the UNCLOS convention.
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  1441.  @QuantumBits0  "When signing, ratifying or acceding to this Convention or at any time thereafter, a State may, without prejudice to the obligations arising under section 1, declare in writing that it does not accept any one or more of the procedures provided for in section 2 [compulsory dispute settlement] with respect to one or more of the following categories of disputes: 1) Compulsory Third-party Adjudication 2) Compulsory Conciliation 3) Optional Conciliation 4) Exclusion from dispute settlement" - Article 298, Section 2, UNCLOS
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  1442. Su Qi, Secretary-General of the National Security Council of Taiwan during the reign of President Ma Ying-jeou, outlined the following steps if the PLA decided to take Taiwan by force: 1. Conduct cyber attacks to paralyze military command and control systems. 2. Attacking military bases using drones. 3. Elimination of the island's top management. 4. Defeat of Taiwan's missile bases. 5. Sending aircraft to carry out air strikes on the remaining important targets. 6. Conducting a landing operation. His recommendation was that Taiwan should actively pursue cross-strait dialogue to ensure security and safeguard the island's interests. Otherwise, Taiwan's fate will be determined by others.
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  1443.  @covertpuppytwo3857  If we're going to parse language we'll start with you claiming that "Ericson and others DON'T require Huawei!", which is completely false. In order for their products to adhere to the 5G specification they MUST license essential patents from Huawei. It's the reason why the patents are offered on FRAND terms. Thank you for playing, please try again... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1444.  @covertpuppytwo3857  "UK is now forced to use and pay for EU made 5G" - Actually Ericsson and Nokia manufacture their 5G equipment in China with some of their products produced by the same vendors that Huawei uses... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1445.  @ramakrishna5480  Whether it's infrastructure or direct investment companies innovate from the benefits of government involvement. Without government investment most of the modern day features you enjoy wouldn't be available since the initial costs would far exceed any potential for profitability.
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  1446.  @mudshovel289  Well you'll be happy to know the youth unemployment rate is now 14.9% since Beijing updated the calculation to not include full time students, which is consistent with US/EU standards.
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  1447.  @ScottAnderson-pi6xm  That's not business, that's extortion. Learn the difference...🤣
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  1448.  @BridgeportIPA  It's hilarious how you people think the US is invincible even after the numerous defeats post World War II. According to the Pentagon over 70% of military age males are unfit for duty. Most of the US military build-up and arsenal are just for the self-licking ice cream cone known as the military industrial complex. When the US can build military components that actually work for 1/10th the cost, like Russia and China, then maybe you would have a chance.
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  1449.  @brucealbert4686  Can't sleep because I'm laughing so hard...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1450.  @HKim0072 MBS has an underlining asset while UST is full, faith, and credit and Fitch just downgraded US credit. Is this the canary in the coalmine? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1451. Stanford University just got caught stealing some AI code from none other than Tsinghua University. What a delicious irony...🤣
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  1452. Depriving TikTok to millions and millions of people will just create anger and discontent among the American public, which is something the Chinese government could never do all by itself.
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  1453.  @scopscorpion  China going the LEAP route allows for maintenance technicians to work on their aircraft without re-certification. You also have the spare parts question since another supply chain doesn't need to be duplicated when you have a new engine.
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  1454.  @TheGreatAmphibian  According to Safran the C919 uses the Leap-1C, which is their latest engine. It also outperforms the Leap-1B, which is available on the Boeing 737 Max. Once again facts that can be easily verified...🤣
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  1455.  @biboyumandar1538  Don't they understand that calling someone a liar with facts that can easily be verified is so childish...🤣
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  1456. I thought those brave patriots were evacuated from Azovstal? BBC, NBC, CBS, NYT, WP, etc... keep telling me that. You mean they're lying? Say it isn't so...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1457. I just bought Ha-Joon Chang's book and will start reading it this weekend...🤪
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  1458. There are two types of slaves in Xinjiang. One is called John Deere and the other is called Massey Ferguson...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1459.  @Sean-giang  China, unlike the US, is not bailing out speculative bond holders. Instead they're letting the property sector deflate. China doesn't do socialism for the rich.
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  1460.  @henkjan673  USG can ban services provided by DeepSeek, but they can't ban the source code because it is considered free speech. This has been tested in court, so there is precedent and it's almost impossible to have precedent overturned on first amendment issues...🤣
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  1461. Problem is in the areas which the US has a comparative advantage, as with advanced semiconductors, biotech, aerospace, etc... they refuse to sell those products or services to China...🤣
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  1462.  @Bubba-z4s  Nobody would stalk you TeeHee...🤣
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  1463. "A ranking Chinese official on Tuesday presented a recorded phone conversation purportedly between an embassy diplomat and Vice Adm. Alberto Carlos, chief of the Western Command (Wescom), who said the entire chain of command of the Philippine military was on board with the 'new model' for peacefully managing the situation in Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal." - Wescom chief agreed to China's 'new model', Franco Jose C. Baroña, The Manila Times, May 8 2024
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  1464. There's is one majority Muslim country, which is Bosnia and Herzegovina. However it only has a population of 3 million and were bought and sold by the US a long time ago.
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  1465.  @Andy-P  It's not a residence until a certificate of occupancy is issued. Until then it's carried on the books of the developer as a work in progress.
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  1466. Invoice with sign-off on the work order is standard procedure for industrial equipment, especially when it has an explosion hazard attached to it. Siemens knows better, so some BS is going on in the background. Russia is 100% correct in demanding the documentation before installation.
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  1467. Meng is not paying a fine since the allegations of wrongdoing are now against Huawei. Attorney Richard Kurland explains: https://youtu.be/wfIkYcep34w
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  1468. Another reason why China is so far ahead in renewable energy. It's protection against artificial scarcity created by the west.
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  1469. Wage economic war against Russia with unprecedented sanctions and asset seizures, then cry like an old woman about payments terms? Got news for you. No rubles, no gas... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1470. Kizone Kaprow "Passionate hatred can give meaning and purpose to an empty life.” ~ Eric Hoffer
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  1471. If Peruta goes en banc the liberal Ninth circuit would most likely reverse the decision. Petition for certiorari would certainly be granted since the Ninth Circuit is the most overturned court in history. SCOTUS likes to flex their muscle.  
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  1472. Kizone Kaprow "libertarians are not known for their calm rationality or willingness to abide opposing viewpoints." I think you're confusing libertarians with liberals (aka statists) who have abso-fucking-lutely no tolerance for opposing viewpoints. 
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  1473. Kizone Kaprow Did a libertarian crap in your corn flakes or something?
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  1474. I see the brain trust in Washington is pushing the New Chinese Exclusion Act for the 21st Century...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1475.  @klardfarkus3891  Do you always troll or just during the holidays?
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  1476. ""The goal is to use Afghanistan to wash money out of the tax bases of the US and Europe through Afghanistan and back into the hands of a transnational security elite. The goal is an endless war, not a successful war"" - Julian Assange
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  1477.  @LokeKS  China already has a drop in replacement (WS-12). However GE LEAP engines are more efficient and have worldwide acceptance, so parts and certified mechanics are readily available. When you have cost effectiveness versus bragging rights usually cost effectiveness wins out...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1478. MEK was allied with Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s.
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  1479.  @jaytee4482  Sock puppet. It's one on the regular trolls that post. Not sure which one, but I'll figure it out soon.
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  1480.  @robincray116  Outliers do not count. If you want to argue then I suggest you argue with the U.S Navy Diving Manual since you seem to be an expert on the subject...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1481.  @robincray116  In a close-circuit mixed gas UBA for a depth of 260 FSW and a bottom time of just 30 minutes it would take 32 minutes to descend and 383 minutes to ascend, which is 6 hour and 23 minute, plus the thermal considerations regarding the temperature at that depth have to be addressed. It would be physically impossible for divers to travel and secure thousands of pounds of explosives in the amount of time required to conclude such an operation without the use of a decompression chamber and other specialized equipment. I know those straws have to be grasped, but you have to frame the argument within the parameters of reality...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1482.  @Sean-giang  No they don't because China made a declaration in 2006 in accordance with Article 298 of UNCLOS that excludes acceptance of compulsory dispute settlements concerning maritime delimitation, historic bays or titles, as well as military and law enforcement activities from the dispute settlement procedures provided for in UNCLOS. In other words China does not accept the PCA settlement because it excludes acceptance as provided in the UNCLOS convention. Check and mate...🤣
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  1483.  @xiaozihua  Well that means I'm winning since they have no real argument...🤣
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  1484. ...by the short and curlies...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1485. China already dominates with 60% of the world's 5G networks.
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  1486.  @Sean-giang  12 countries in the world think Taiwan is a country. Waiting a minute, make that 11 since Guatemala just elected a new pro China president...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1487. @@TH-dr1kg Yeah those iPhones and DJI Drones are such low quality...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1488.  @protitikhan3861  That's beyond absurd to believe this translates in people who have died, but I guess somebody has to grasp those straws.
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  1489. Ericsson and Nokia are basically worthless because they couldn't capitalize on 5G even with the US jackboot on Huawei's neck...🤣
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  1490. US is all sticks and no carrots, and China ain't no donkey...🤣
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  1491.  @louisgiokas2206  There's no response to a neo-colonialist argument other than you're insane...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1492. ​ @possumsam2189  Considering the outcome in Tianjin I can't see a scenario where the US is going to somehow succeed with these tactics. The three bottom lines list China pushed across the table was the pièce de résistance. China basically told the US come back when you start acting like an adult.
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  1493. It's the same William Burns that predicted the situation in Ukraine with a diplomatic cable dated 02/01/08 titled "Nyet Means Nyet: Russia's NATO Enlargement Redlines"
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  1494. Why? Are you looking for a job? I heard that welfare doesn't go very far these days...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1495. More like the horse bolted, the door was closed, then the barn was burned down.
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  1496. One word... ECHELON
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  1497. ...or PRISM
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  1498. ChatGPT? Robots? Virtual reality? Body generating electricity? I didn't know "The Matrix" would become a reality...🤪
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  1499. The truth is we need the US to sanction more countries so that they end up removing themselves from the western financial system and into the orbit of China and the new multi-polar world. The US and the west are not going to change their behavior, therefore this is the best course of action since these sanctioned countries can declare all their debts to western powers invalid and the west will have no recourse to collect.
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  1500. Foreign equipment is getting destroyed way before it reaches the front line with strikes on logistics centers and even shooting down a transport plane: "Aviation strikes with high-precision missiles at the 124th Joint Logistics Support Center of the Logistics Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine near Lviv" - Russian MOD
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  1501. How many countries has Iran invaded in the last 100 or so years? How many dead in Iraq from a completely fabricated weapons of mass destruction canard? Who's the only country to use nuclear weapons not once but twice? History has proven the United States is a war-mongering psychopath hell bent on destroying everything that doesn't bend to it's will. When the empire finally dies no one will weep.
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  1502.  @manishgrg639  I know, but it's fun to poke holes in their logic, or lack of.
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  1503.  @manishgrg639  ... but if they copied it from India the plane wouldn't have a toilet...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1504.  @maribor2395  Well they're going to have to share some of that market. Nothing last forever.
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  1505.  @maribor2395  Also the largest market for both Boeing and Airbus is the Asia-Pacific region with China being their largest customer. That's a big slice of the pie no longer guaranteed to the duopoly...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1506. Robinson R44 Raven II will set you back over 1/2 million dollars, and that's just acquisition costs. Add maintenance, fuel, pilot, hangar fees, etc. and the cost is out of reach for most people. These drones for their intended purpose are much more economical and within reach of a much wide consumer base.
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  1507.  @osio7528  I'm sorry but your the one trying to redefine the term colonization to suit your agenda. Google "countries that have never been a colonizing power". If you can point to reference material contradicting this go ahead, otherwise your just blowing smoke up everyone's @ss.
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  1508. MSM media is just propaganda for the corporate elite and foreign policy, always has been. Noam Chomsky illustrated this with his book Manufacturing Consent over thirty years ago. Since that time things have gotten progressively worse. People are starting to look around and plainly see the rhetoric does not match the reality. Democratization of the Internet has frighten the beast of losing control and profits, so laws such as this are the predictable outcome.
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  1509. Denigrate Kamala Harris? No need to denigrate since Harris does this perfectly on her own...🤣
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  1510.  @DelroyJackson-s2j  You don't apply for a visa since Taiwan has a visa free agreement with the US. Hong Kong and Macau also have a visa free agreement with the US...🤣
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  1511.  @Batucadax  Chinese workers and supply chains will just shift to domestic manufacturers who are going to replace Uniqlo's market share...🤣
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  1512. ​ @Batucadax  No predominately Muslim nation has ever condemned China for the alleged treatment of the Uyghur minority. The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) member states sent a delegation to Xinjiang and praised China's policies in dealing with extremists elements. You keep throwing stuff hoping something will stick...🤣
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  1513.  @Batucadax  Sorry, that's your propaganda, not mine...🤣
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  1514. Other than a nuclear exchange sanctions and tariffs are the only option left for the US...:text-green-game-over:
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  1515.  @TacticalMayo  The US will do the same thing as with NATO, no direct involvement. As with Ukraine there's no support in the US for risking a nuclear exchange over Taiwan.
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  1516.  @Sean-giang  The US was willing to risk a nuclear exchange over Cuba, so what makes you think the Chinese would not over Taiwan? We all know the answer, so you can stop pretending.
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  1517.  @Buckzoo2030  That's just false. With proper maintenance those vehicles would last just as long.
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  1518. China exports twice and much to the rest of the world than the US and EU combined. China would only need the rest of the world to increase consumption by 50% and they could completely eliminate the US and EU markets.
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  1519. US and vassals can't compete, so they come up with ambiguous terms such as "overcapacity" and "non-market policies" without offering a shred of evidence. Of course the proper forum for such claims is at the WTO, but since no action has been brought before them we all know it's just a bunch of sour grapes nonsense...🤣
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  1520.  @ryanwalters6184  I said "state sponsored censorship" not "state sponsored media". You do know there's a difference? 🤣
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  1521.  @ryanwalters6184  Unlike you I'm smart enough to know the difference between prior restraint and state media...🤣
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  1522. Medical tourism is nothing new. It's been happening for quite some time...😞
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  1523. Weapons will be destroyed long before they reach the battlefield. To prove my point according to ASB Military News the S-300 donated to Ukraine from Solvakia two days ago was just destroyed near Nikolaev... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1524.  @LivingLonger  Philippines didn't even bring the case to court. It was Washington DC based law firm Foley Hoag LLP who knew about the 2006 declaration China made under article 298 of UNCLOS, but proceeded with the case anyway. It was a concerted effort by operatives within the US government to escalate tensions in the South China Sea.
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  1525.  @TacticalMayo  Enjoy paying more less, it's the American way...🤣
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  1526.  @GreenIslandWoodworks  Council on Foreign Relations? Really? You just totally discredited yourself by citing the mouthpiece of the military-industrial complex...🤣
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  1527.  @GreenIslandWoodworks  "China is the world's largest producer of main agricultural products, for instance, rice, wheat, vegetables, fruits, and tea. Although China's population takes up only 18% of the world’s total, its production figures for various agricultural products in 2020 exceeded this percentage. To illustrate, China accounted for 28% of global rice production, 18% of global wheat production, more than 50% of global vegetable production, nearly 50% of global tea production, almost 40% of global pork production, 35% of global egg production, and over 50% of global aquatic product production." Professor Huang Jikun of Peking University China's only main food import is soybeans, which are mostly used for livestock feed. China imports 85% of all their soybeans, so any "food security" issue in reality is a soybean security issue. Facts and figures from a prominent university professor with a CV a mile long versus a bunch of poli-sci majors on the payroll of weapons manufacturers...🤣
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  1528.  @GreenIslandWoodworks  I already indicated the Achilles heel of the food production cycle in China was soybeans, therefore I'm not going to entertain a suggestion with data that was gathered by an organization that caters to self-serving special interest groups...🤣
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  1529.  @GreenIslandWoodworks  "... easily restricts these imports from Russia as easily as they could prevent ocean shipments entering Chinese ports" China and Russia share a border that is 4,200 KM long plus trying to stop shipping between two nuclear powers would be suicide. Once again, cope harder...🤣
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  1530. Except for the price the udoo is not doo-doo.
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  1531.  @etow8034  Sorry but the N701 is based on the Honqi H9, which at the highest trim level is 539,800 yuan or 74,000 USD. With all the modifications it's more than reasonable that the cost would be as claimed. This is all easy to verify, so why lie about it...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1532. Many times local TV stations won't do anything for fear of losing the advertising revenue generated from dealerships.
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  1533. US will then goad the Philippines into a proxy conflict with China. Ask the Ukrainians how's that working out? 🤣
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  1534. China has a larger military with weapons that are equal or better than the US, especially with regards to A2/AD and hyper-sonic missiles. US was humiliated in Afghanistan by a bunch of goat herders in sandals with AKs. How do you think the US would fair against a peer military while using a logistics chain 11,000 kilometers from home?
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  1535. I did have an awesome day.
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  1536. If I understand correctly the US has to print more dollars to make up for the missing dollars that are never repatriated to the US as investment? Is this starve the beast or leverage or both?
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  1537. China exports twice as much to the global south than to the EU and US combined. If China could increase exports to the global south by 50% they could eliminate the EU and US market.
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  1538. When the US stopping encircling China with military bases in the Asian-Pacific region. China first claim to the islands and archipelagos in the SCS was in 111 BC by Emperor We Di of the Han Dynasty with every successive government claiming the same. China and Taiwan are in agreement with the claims made and BOTH reject the decision made at the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA).
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  1539.  @covertpuppytwo4568  No permanent member of the security council on the UN has EVER followed a decision by the PCA with regards to sovereignty or other national interests.
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  1540.  @covertpuppytwo4568  .. and as always you ultimately Godwin the thread because your arguments are weak and pathetic,
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  1541.  @covertpuppytwo4568  The Chagos Archipelago Dispute (Diego Garcia) regarding the UK and the Republic of Mauritius. I have more, but you only asked for one.
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  1542.  @covertpuppytwo4568  A sentence that has a grammatical error or maybe a typo means I'm human. Like this sentence: "Sure, maybe when China stops threatening and intimidating it neighbors" What is "it neighbors"? Is this a new form of speaking? Glass houses and stones ring a bell?
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  1543. "Local capability to produce" at three time the price. Items are produced overseas to maximize efficiencies in consumption. I highly doubt many people would return to a time before the 1980s when goods were way more expensive relative to wages.
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  1544. It would have been much cheaper to just vet Huawei and ZTE equipment instead of going the "national security" ban nonsense...🤣
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  1545.  @lordhe11iaon95  I know he's a troll. I just like making fun of him, but he keeps coming back for more punishment...🤣
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  1546.  @felixsu375  The United States has an ICE ecosystem for well over 100 years. It's embedded into almost every facet of society. It's this extensive and intrusive system that China never had.
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  1547. Chinese government has export controls on the TikTok algorithm, so no sale without the blessing of Beijing. It would be pretty cheap for them not to allow the sale and let 170 million Americans hate their own government even more than before...🤣
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  1548.  @Agogo-ki7kc  TacticalMayo is wrong all the time and can't even get the basics right. It's hilarious he's the best trolling the US security state can offer...🤣
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  1549. China owns most of the supply chains, so diversification will be too expensive and virtually impossible. In 5-10 years the US will be living in a technological ghetto from isolation...🤣
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  1550.  @mansurabdirahman1373  I wouldn't talk about intelligence since both your comments are shadow banned...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1551.  @yt-qg8ui  I believe Russian warship escorts of Chinese merchant ships would solve that problem. Don't you agree?
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  1552. ...but being trapped in a train station for hours on end is freedom...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1553.  @FordFalcon1962nBlue  Updated states for today from the Russian MOD with better descriptions: Aircraft - 127 Helicopters - 98 Anti-Aircraft Missile Systems - 234 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - 436 Tanks/Armored Combat Vehicles - 2,037 MLRS - 232 Field Artillery/Mortars - 894 Special Military Vehicles - 1,975
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  1554.  @gpac8147  Sorry, but the US is never lenient unless they other side can hurt them back.
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  1555. ​ @gpac8147  New York Times just ran an article claiming US officials had back channel communications with Iran requesting they absorb the hit and not escalate. Iran told them in no uncertain terms they would "decisively respond" to any attack on Iranian soil. Looks like I'm a lot more "educated" on the subject then you...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1556.  @ChuckNorrizzed  BMW and Mercedes both have plants in North America.
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  1557.  @ChuckNorrizzed  US has free trade agreements with Europe on automobiles, so it's not an issue. You have to remember that Audi and Porsche production numbers are not that high, so it doesn't make economic sense to produce them in the US. If there were tariffs companies would pass them on to consumers, who can easily afford them since the people buying these brands are more affluent.
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  1558. This US/EU instigated color revolution is going to fail miserably since Georgia Dream is out in front doing everything correctly...🥰
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  1559. More countries the US sanctions, more countries will end up using alternatives. Eventually the US will be isolated along with a few hardcore vassals...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1560.  @FightingSatan  Diatribe? To quote a meme legend "I do not think it means what you think it means"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1561.  @larry6601  Nice strawman, build it high and burn it down. You wrote that whole dissertation to make yourself feel better, but the fact remaining your original comment is shadow banned. Nobody is seeing it but you. It sucks to be wrong, but you need to man up...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1562.  @LoC28C  You are correct, but I wouldn't respond to Larry because he will post a bunch of responses where he goes on and on with a tirade of red herrings. I suspect you're getting the same treatment, but most of those comments will probable be shadow banned.
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  1563. Ukraine will be winning up until the moment they surrender.
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  1564. Future despots seeking power at any cost.
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  1565.  @robertbaltha3371  Not the Chinese. They've played this game before and know what moves not to make...🤣
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  1566. We have market socialism in the US, except corporations receive the socialism and not the people...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1567. CCTV video using 3D printing to fabricate dwellings on the lunar surface: https://youtu.be/me6QqDtzdTc?si=dfy6CDaYDZ3zpll9
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  1568. I just got on XHS and even within the past few days I have noticed more people from Mexico and Germany. The more the merrier...🤪
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  1569. ... and when Reagan was shot he went on television and claimed he was in charge until the VP returned, an irresponsible statement freaking everyone out who was already in a panic.
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  1570. If Bernie is not the nominee at the convention then this country is screwed. At that point it's better to vote for Trump because at least he will destroy everything faster so we can start the rebuilding process.
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  1571. Is this not the same type of research that was done at the Wuhan Institute of Virology that US politicians claimed was the cause of the pandemic? "Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!" - Sir Walter Scott
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  1572. "If God wanted us to fly, he would have given us tickets." - Mel Brooks
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  1573. Windows 11 - Lots of bad, mostly ugly, very little good. Nothing new here, move along.
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  1574.  @greentea8852  He's just the hired help. What do you expect from the lowest bidder contract?🤣
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  1575. @TeeHee-vo1bn You need new material. It's dated and hated...🤣
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  1576. @TeeHee-vo1bn Unfortunately Grandpa Joe makes me sad, especially when they prop him up "Weekend at Bernie's" style...🤣
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  1577. @TeeHee-vo1bn We all know that you've fallen on your head many times based on the comments you post...🤣
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  1578. Special K's plan for Russia is not going to fly any time soon...🤣
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  1579. China is overproducing and collapsing at the same time. It's like Schrödinger's cat...🤣
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  1580. China is bullying everyone by offering value priced goods and infrastructure projects 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1581. CCCP went out of business in the late 1980s. If you're going to slam China at least get the name right.
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  1582. So not buying Australia's stuff is called sanctions? Who knew? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1583.  @sciarkadatul411  Citation needed.
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  1584. Tennessee Valley Authority has had pump storage facilities since the 1970s.
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  1585.  @nullandvoid5  How would you know? You're still using a Nokia 3310...🤣
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  1586. China exports twice as much to the rest of the world then to the US and EU combined. If China was to increase their exports to the rest of the world by 50% they could eliminate both the US and EU markets.
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  1587.  @St.Maurice  Can't post a link because Youtube will delete the comment. Don't blame me.
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  1588.  @St.Maurice  "NIO's Battery as a Service (BaaS) is also available in Norway. With comprehensive services enabled by vehicle-battery separation, battery subscription and the chargeable, swappable and upgradable batteries, it marks a breakthrough both in technology and business model. BaaS users can choose to purchase a car without battery, and subscribe to batteries of various capacities according to actual needs by paying a monthly subscription fee accordingly." - NIO ES8 Launches at NIO House | Oslo
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  1589. Click on Sort by and choose "Newest first"...😎
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  1590. Been listening to Steve Hsu's podcasts and the feeling in China is confidence the US can't really do much to hurt them. Unless the Chinese government does something really stupid, and the chance of that happening is close to zero, the US will eventually have to negotiate some type of settlement to keep the economy from imploding...:text-green-game-over:
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  1591. He won't because the deposit is non-refundable...🤣
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  1592. As long as your interests align with the government, otherwise you get the same fate as Juan Jumalon or Cresenciano Bunduqui. Philippines has so much press freedom with 199 murdered journalists since 1986.
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  1593. Mohammad al-Julani is not just the leader of Al Qaeda in Syria. He was the second in command of ISIS. Al-Julani is pure evil.
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  1594. So much projection going on with all these China is collapsing predictions. China is an industrialized nation that produces tangible goods the world wants and needs. Unless there's a catastrophic destruction of this industrial capacity they're not collapsing any time soon.
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  1595. Look at all that 5G and high speed rail tech the United States has. Oh wait ...
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  1596. A divergence between China's economic growth and the west slipping into recession indicates there are now two distinct centers of power. You're witnessing a once in a century occurrence of an emerging multi-polar world. 🌏🌎
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  1597. All paid for by US consumers...🤣
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  1598. It's the Chinese version of the original Volkswagen Beetle.
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  1599. @Bill-g7d I have a degree in accounting with a minor in economics, so I know way more than you do...🤣
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  1600. Need to get the rolled up newspaper out since puppy is crapping all over the place again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1601. Consumers in China are already shunning American brands for Chinese brands. Trend is prevalent among the younger generations and is intensifying. Bye-bye American profits...📉
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  1602. Chinese technology will end up being cheaper and without any strings attached. Other than hard core vassals the rest of the world is going to buy from China...:text-green-game-over:
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  1603.  @weeshuggie228  ... like the missing pieces on the 737 Max...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1604. It's because Hyundai produced a whole bunch of barbecues instead of EVs.
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  1605.  @urrywest  Who doesn't have empathy for everyone? I only made the observation the OP was comparing two different metrics.
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  1606. No merger since NIO already has a joint venture with JAC Motors, which is an SOE.
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  1607.  @DJs021 Best not to feed the troll...:takeout:
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  1608.  @DavidFoo-kh4ri  I know it's TeeHee-vo1bn. All his previous comments have been deleted...🤣
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  1609. China made a declaration in 2006 in accordance with Article 298 of UNCLOS that excludes acceptance of compulsory dispute settlements concerning maritime delimitation, historic bays or titles, as well as military and law enforcement activities from the dispute settlement procedures provided for in UNCLOS. In other words China does not accept the PCA settlement because it excludes acceptance as provided in the UNCLOS convention.
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  1610. "When signing, ratifying or acceding to this Convention or at any time thereafter, a State may, without prejudice to the obligations arising under section 1, declare in writing that it does not accept any one or more of the procedures provided for in section 2 [compulsory dispute settlement] with respect to one or more of the following categories of disputes: 1) Compulsory Third-party Adjudication 2) Compulsory Conciliation 3) Optional Conciliation 4) Exclusion from dispute settlement" - Article 298, Section 2, UNCLOS
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  1611. Now the US is going to repatriate the Uyghur jihadists from Syria back into Xinjiang. Forced labor is all smoke and mirrors for the Empire of Chaos...🤣
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  1612. US has been tapping undersea cables for years. The first known instance was Operation Ivy Bells in the 1970s when the US Navy placed recording devices on undersea communications cables off the Kamchatka Peninsula...🤣
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  1613. Saddam did have weapons of mass destruction since they were given to him by western powers to use on Iranians during the Iran-Iraq war.
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  1614.  @dyu999 I'm sure the Indonesian government did an extensive feasibility study that's a lot more comprehensive than the back of that napkin you scribbled on...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1615. At least it won't explode in mid-flight like the offerings from Boeing...🤣
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  1616. @Ben Benito Why do you call everyone a wumao that doesn't agree with your version of reality?
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  1617. Freeze the conflict? Nope, not going to happen. It's total capitulation since Russia and its people are fed up with the west.
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  1618.  @xiaozihua  Good riddance. US was never going to give Bongbong the billions of dollars in daddy Marco's frozen bank accounts anyway...🤣
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  1619. When you can't innovate you appropriate. It's the American way...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1620. "The only way for NATO to survive is to spread to another area. There is another organism on this planet that follows the same pattern... a virus." - Agent Smith
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  1621. The US won the space race because their Nazi scientists were better than the Soviet's Nazi scientists...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1622. @mudshovel 289 Sort of like your comments?
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  1623. @mudshovel 289 Government handouts to profitable companies is always a bad idea. Better than claiming Russia blew up Nord Stream by placing explosives inside the pipelines. Even the German government said that Russia had nothing to do with the attack...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1624. Free Palestine 🇵🇸 Free New Caledonia 🇳🇨
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  1625. Bob Menendez is from New Jersey where massive corruption is a tradition...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1626.  @MisterMikeTexas  First question? Yes with supercharging. Second question? Yes there are production models available that will do 500+ km. Third question? Yes since the infrastructure consists of a plug and a outlet. The majority of EVs are charged overnight and the electrical grid during off peak time can easily handle the additional load.
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  1627. It's because the technology center of the world is moving from Silicon Valley to China. Researchers, and by extension entrepreneurs, go where the research is...🇨🇳
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  1628. Producers will keep producing until marginal revenue equals marginal cost. Chinese manufacturers have definitely not reached that point yet.
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  1629.  @jrb_sland5066  15 gallon tank using 0.3 gallons per hour at idle would last approximately 50 hours. So there's really no difference.
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  1630.  @finik_2386  Keep smoking that copium...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1631. Burning Man will now be know as Smoldering Man...🤪
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  1632.  @renemartin5729  He lived in the Weiyang Palace in Xi'an. Why would you expect an Emperor of China to live on an island in the middle of the South China Sea? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1633. They already have the most advanced S-300 version, which is the same as the S-400 except for the range.
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  1634. Monopolies are not illegal in the United States. What is illegal is the abuse of monopoly or oligopoly power to gain an unfair advantage. What were you saying about morons?🤣
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  1635. Let's compare these safety ratings to major Chinese electric car brands. Hint: You're in for a big surprise! https://youtu.be/SX_t4vtf-Hg
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  1636. Saying to your enemy "don't attack us" means your position is weak because if your position was strong you wouldn't have to say it since your enemy already knows...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1637.  @swiftmovers3827  Apple through Foxconn closed their production in India because of 50% iPhone rejection rates. Foxconn also pulled out of a 19.5 billion joint venture deal with India's Vendanta. Others will follow suit because the business environment in the Indian market is not as profitable as in China.
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  1638. It's paying dividends to the MIC. You think they were really talking about Ukraine? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1639.  @YK-G99  Deflection doesn't work. Simple fact is that protests which serve the interests of the US/EU security state get coverage in boomer media no matter the size. Shanghai Eye is at least consistent covering these protests and the protests in Georgia.
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  1640. Of course he has no clue since China doesn't do imperialism or wars of aggression like the US and NATO.
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  1641.  @TheGreatAmphibian  Chinese firm Energy Singularity just built the world's first fully high-temperature superconducting tokamak device and according to a recent report the Chinese are 10-15 years ahead of the US in nuclear fission energy. A decade ago they were 10-15 years behind the US. China speed is real and it will be applied to the manufacturing of semiconductors because there's no alternative.
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  1642.  @TheGreatAmphibian  The Chinese bought the components because it would be easier to certify the aircraft for international flights. China already builds their own military aircraft with 100% indigenous components, so the argument they don't have the technology is moot. The aircraft is globally competitive as they have sold units outside of China. The Chinese will develop semiconductor technology at a faster pace because there's no alternative, it's pretty much guaranteed.
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  1643.  @TheGreatAmphibian  Once again it was a choice to buy the components internationally instead of producing them so the aircraft can be certified much easier. No commercial aircraft manufacturer produces all their components domestically, which includes Boeing and Airbus. The reason the aircraft has not been sold outside more extensively is because the aircraft is not certified to fly passengers outside of China due to a lack of airworthiness certification from regulators in the U.S. and Europe. You keep making these same accusations over and over again ignoring the reality of the situation. It's like arguing with a child...🤣
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  1644.  @TheGreatAmphibian  Experts say otherwise, so I'm not going to argue with some random person that ignores the obvious realities and inserts their opinion as fact...🤣
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  1645.  @TheGreatAmphibian  I stated "according to a recent report the Chinese are 10-15 years ahead of the US in nuclear fission energy." Notice the fission part at the end of the sentence. I know reading comprehension is hard sometimes, but you have to put in the effort otherwise you'll be an underachiever for the rest of your adult life...🤣
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  1646. Make US companies lose 20-30% of their revenue while at the same time create direct competitors in the global market. Brilliant strategy said nobody...🤣
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  1647. At least the PLA isn't droning wedding parties and children. In fact in one five month period of US drone operations nearly 90% of the people killed were not the intended targets.
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  1648.  @L98fiero  Yeah... everyone was in on the scam. The judge who signed off on the order, the captain who budgeted for the operation, and the multiple two man 24 surveillance teams just to get six people stabbed. Do you even read what you type?
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  1649.  @flysmask  If they're deporting him that does make sense. It seems there's a lot of the back story that's missing from the article. Maybe Brian needs to dig a little deeper into this?
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  1650. Just tell the shareholders you're going to reduce their profits by 25%. Should go over well at the next shareholder meeting...🤡
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  1651. You know why China wants to lead in these industries? Because they know the collective west will try to tear them down. Remember that six of out the G7 countries were part of the Eight-Nation Alliance, so after 124 years absolutely nothing has changed...😡
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  1652. Rumble has a mirror of these channels.
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  1653. Canada can live in technological ghetto if they like. Nokia and Ericsson products, which cost more and are less capable, are still made in China and include licensed Huawei IP,. China wins either way 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1654.  @siggydj  A legend in your own mind. You think if you keep posting somehow you'll get the last word even if the post is incoherent nonsense.
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  1655.  @siggydj  At least the Chinese can move data around without dial-up. How many 5G base stations does Canada have versus China? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1656.  @siggydj  Canada paying more for less is a win in your world. Keep going with that business strategy. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1657.  @siggydj  No response? Did you clock out or do you get paid by the post for all the trolling? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1658.  @siggydj  You mean the beating you got when you were proven wrong, so you edited your posts then lied about it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBEqNIms0Iw&lc=UgzEyo8i4HKbr5tK-wV4AaABAg.9SdAAoLpOv19Se7CC2bx6d
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  1659.  @siggydj  I still have the emails from Youtube. You're a liar and a fraud.
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  1660.  @siggydj  Don't project you deleting, editing, and lying. You've been proven time and time again not just by me but by others. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1661.  @siggydj  You don't have emails of me editing and deleting my comments, you don't even know how it works. Pure projection from a little person with an ego that bruises so easy. Are you compensating for not measuring up? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1662.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  "30,000 Chinese people.." out of a population of 1.4 billion, so what the percentage? If you're going to make a comparison it's got to be apples to apples, otherwise you're just blowing smoke...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1663. At least the doors and wheels stay on unlike the 737 Max...🤣
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  1664. US Media: AMLO has 80% approval rating because everyone is afraid to criticize his authoritarian government...🤣
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  1665.  @westleymanc  The Uygur refugees all went to Idlib in Syria to be with the "moderate rebels".
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  1666.  @drbuckley1  Your acquiescence is telling.
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  1667.  @cmonman4858  You're speaking to the choir. I know all about the PCA ruling and the Japanese arbitrator that was hired. I hope your post helps others understand what's going on.
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  1668.  @squashype9838  There were errors on the part of Russian forces at the beginning of the war with communications, which the AFU took advantage of, however as of now the AFU is being decimated by the Russian AF. Russia has complete air superiority and a kill ratio of 6:1 even though the AFU has a 3:1 ratio in manpower. Russia has crippled Ukrainian supply lines, fuel depots, oil refineries, and most of the military infrastructure. Peskov didn't state numbers, so it's not quantifiable. Pentagon has stated numerous times in the past that Russian troops are effective and well equipped. I see the copium is being passed around between you and your buddies... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1669.  @George-k6o9t  That's a textbook example of how tariffs work. The domestic manufacturer can't increase production so in order to secure short term profits they raise their price to match the imported price plus the cost of the tariff. Since most goods are inelastic it's basically free money at the expense of consumers...🤣
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  1670. You can buy a million tokens on DeepSeek for pennies, and the company still enjoys a 545% profit margin at these prices...🤣
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  1671. US and vassals would not hesitate to use food as a weapon and kill millions in the process, therefore China needs to protect themselves...🛡
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  1672. dingdong7810 strikes again...🤣
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  1673. @Shaftalooooo You mean the less than one tenth of one percent that comes to the US each year? Most people call that a rounding error...🤣
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  1674. Cash can easily be seized by the government. US has been doing this for years to innocent people with civil asset forfeiture laws, in which the majority of the assets seized is cash. Cash is also a depreciating asset, so that cash stuffed in your mattress loses value every single day.
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  1675. US politicians believe it's still 1989 when they became the sole superpower. It's going to be a rude awakening for average Americans once it all comes crashing down...:text-green-game-over:
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  1676. Let the congress critters keep smoking the copium so by the time they do react de-dollarization will be complete.
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  1677.  @douginorlando6260  Just in time is a cost savings mechanism that works fine in a functional globalized world. However when the US decides to throw a monkey wrench into the machine we all know who's biting who...🤣
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  1678. Russia has over 13,000 tanks in their inventory, so the west can't produce enough missiles is an accurate statement.
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  1679. Another "Color Revolution" with the usual suspects has been smacked down. Pepe Escobar gives us the details in his latest piece: "When President Tokayev was referring, in code, to a “single center,” he meant a so far ‘secret’ US-Turk-Israeli military-intel operations room based in the southern business hub of Almaty, according to a highly placed Central Asia intel source. In this “center,” there were 22 Americans, 16 Turks and 6 Israelis coordinating sabotage gangs – trained in West Asia by the Turks – and then rat-lined to Almaty."
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  1680.  @pawoon  Walmart sells low end quality and high end quality items, especially at their Sam's Club stores. Their gimmick however is everyday low prices...😏
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  1681.  @othmanskn  No, the formula I used is at the flywheel.
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  1682. Who knew there were icebergs in China...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1683. BRICs is setting up a parallel system to exclude the western financial led one. The US is going to alienate more countries that will move closer to BRICs to escape these additional sanctions and asset seizures. Neocons are creating a feedback loop that ends with complete US isolation along with a few hardcore vassals from the rest of the world...🤣
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  1684. We should us the term "unauthorized alien" since it's codified under Title 8 U.S. Code § 1324. That way when someone says "undocumented worker" we can smack that down with an actual reference.
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  1685. Plenty of other places to get timber and crude oil. I heard their next door neighbor has plenty of that to sell...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1686. @mudshovel 289 ByteDance, which is the parent company of TikTok, is privately held...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1687. The US is a socialist country, but only for the rich. Market capitalism for everyone else...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1688.  @billyehh  That's because demand for energy in China is increasing faster than the ability to convert to green energy. Have you looked at an electrical energy use chart of China? It's almost vertical, so when demand plateaus coal usage will decrease. Pretty basic stuff, even for you to understand...🤣
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  1689.  @TacticalMayo  US fighting guys in sandals with AKMs hardly qualifies as a "battlefield"...🤣
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  1690. BBC stole shovel fighting from the book "All quiet on the Western Front" by Erich Maria Remarque...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1691. Press both buttons on the steering wheel to go Super Saiyan...🤪
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  1692. NIO's “NIO Autonomous Driving (NAD)” is looking better and better every day. More sensors and processing power with the ADAM supercomputer based on four Nvidia DRIVE Odin SoCs.
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  1693. Asian carriers will just offer connecting flights instead of direct flights from the US that fly over Russian territory therefore nullifying the sanctions.
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  1694. Yep, any and all income must be reported. That's how they get you on tax evasion....🤣😂🤣😂
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  1695. This is going to go the way of the Renault Twizy. Didn't the French learn anything with that debacle?
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  1696. For Seeking Alpha I just use a Chrome extension to by-pass the paywall.
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  1697. Global Fortune 500 Companies - 2023 United States - 136 China - 135 India - 8...🤣
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  1698. What's with all the comparisons to Tesla's FSD? Huawei's ADS 3.0 is now the gold standard for autonomous driving.
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  1699.  @marcusclarkson5520  Safeguarding assets and extending credit is the function of the banking system. We've already seen what happens when the private sector has complete control; regulatory capture. China liberalized the peripherals of the capitalist system and left the remaining portion, otherwise know as the commanding heights, as a function of the state. Anyhow Türkiye has 10 state owned banks, so this shouldn't be an issue.
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  1700. Honestly, what goods and services can the west offer Russia that they don't have or China doesn't have? It's amazing the hubris of the US and their vassals...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1701.  @rap3208  EV production is highly automated, so wages and overhead are not a factor. Supply chains can be built out in Mexico to take advantage of USMCA. Why post when your argument can easily be refuted?
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  1702. No Nomi head on the dashboard? Got to have me some Nomi...🤣
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  1703. The Ministry of Truth becomes a reality...🤡
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  1704. Than I suggest you stop listening to him. Don't let the door hit you where the good Lord split you...🤣
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  1705. Eventually with NIo Autonomous Driving (NAD) the car will drive itself to the battery station, swap the battery, and then drive back home.
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  1706. Boris is the "shemp" of the Three Stooges. Waiting for "Curly", which could be Liz Truss...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1707.  @mudshovel289  "I don’t even know about the topic to take Vietnam’s side." - Then why are you posting these non-sequiturs? Your comments and questions have absolutely nothing to do with the validity of the claim of sovereignty over these islands.
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  1708.  @Sean-giang  At least the Soviets left after nine years. It took the US over twenty years, 2.2 trillion dollars, and four presidents to learn the same lesson...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1709.  @edmondfookwenglee6372  ...then they force the driver to accept a paycheck with benefits...🤣
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  1710.  @stresslessflex6389  Reason China is the top supplier is because the scope, quality, and pricing of the components can't easily be duplicated. Trying to extricate China from the supply chain is like playing whack-a-mole since they will just extend them further back. Any way you slice it you're getting Chinese components. It all depends on which part of the production cycle, which of course the further back adds even more cost to the end product...🤣
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  1711.  @stresslessflex6389  "No i dont know that those parts are made in china" - Then how did you know the display on that laptop was made in Vietnam? Have to take the unit apart to find out that information since Dell uses several different suppliers...🤣
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  1712.  @johnleckieWATP  So why would you be against war if your for freedom? It's that what the US is protecting with their military actions? "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." - Thomas Jefferson
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  1713. Ethan at WheelsBoy and Elliot at the Fully Charged Show did a comprehensive review and both liked the car: https://youtu.be/aumWxZLUT28 https://youtu.be/oMAlm8rqvO4
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  1714. Wang Yi is Master Yoda while Tony Blinken is Jar Jar Binks...🤣
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  1715.  @karatsurba4791  US didn't replace China's manufacturing might, they only redirected it though Mexico at a substantial markup. China owns all the supply chains, so Mexico could not have succeeded without China. Haven't you been paying attention to Kevin?🤣
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  1716.  @karatsurba4791  Mexico needs to create supply chains, there's no adjusting because there's no other supplier. It took China almost 40 years with a billion plus people and strong government backing. Mexico is going to be a trade staging point for China to US for a very very long time. Trump will just make this much more expensive...🤣
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  1717. To be fair Saddam did have WMDs, but only some leftovers from the Iran/Iraq war that were given to him by western countries. You never hear the US talk about those...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1718. Republicans should ask China for help in building a wall since they have some experience...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1719. Walmart stores are always empty with those low prices. Oh wait...
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  1720.  @adamiskandar5107  US can't go isolationist because they don't produce the products people want at the prices they can afford. US is also not going to re-industrialize since there would be no market outside of the US for their products as the rest of the world can still buy from the lowest cost provider, which is China.
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  1721. "The more you tighten your grip, Tarkin, the more star systems will slip through your fingers." - Princess Leia
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  1722.  @gregwang8628 The US will not change it's actions no matter the consequences, so the best course of action is isolation of the US and this will only occur when the pain threshold is too great. Remember, the best way to get a bad law changed is to strictly apply it. Something similar needs to occur with sanctions in order to facilitate a permanent change.
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  1723. Does China need to get the hose out again to chase away the Philippine Navy?🤣😂🤣😂
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  1724.  @Sean-giang  Spin it how you like, but the Philippine Navy got corrected like a bad kitty. How humiliating...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1725.  @Sean-giang  Projection, projection, projection... I guess you don't want your dirty little secret to get out now...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1726.  @Sean-giang  "I'm a winner even though a majority of people didn't pick me" said nobody...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1727.  @darkphoenix199-t5t  King of the Sea? More like Chicken of the Sea...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1728.  @darkphoenix199-t5t  US & NATO can't even stop a bunch of guys in sandals from attacking ships in the Red Sea. What do you think will happen against a peer military with a larger navy, home court advantage, and hypersonic missiles?
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  1729. G7 has six members of the Eight-Nation Alliance (Germany, Japan, United Kingdom, France, United States, and Italy). Some things never change...🤣
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  1730.  @topsuperseven7910  Who are they going to sell those chips to when China is 60% of the entire semiconductor market?
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  1731.  @topsuperseven7910  Semiconductor Consumption by Region 2019: Japan: 38.7 Billion Europe: 48.1 Billion Other: 48.8 Billion North America: 59.5 Billion China: 212.2 Billion What the Chinese are doing is enhancing domestic production of older nodes and developing processes for newer advanced chips like the new 7nm and the soon to be release 5 nm semiconductors from SMIC. It's not the US that is de-coupling from China with regards to chip production, but China de-coupling from the western supply chain. Once domestic production reaches critical mass the Chinese market will be lost forever to western companies. They no longer will be able to generate the kind of revenue for research and development as advanced semiconductors are very capital intensive. Instead they'll have to be subsidized by the government just to keep one step ahead of the Chinese...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1732.  @margarethawinarto3931  I feel so bad they have to sink this low to support themselves. Even I have pity on the downtrodden. Are they homeless living in tents? It seems like that would be the case since anyone with a good paying job wouldn't be posting this nonsense in multiple threads all day long.
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  1733. Anyone with an IQ above room temperature obviously knew the ramifications of these policies, therefore the de-industrialization of Europe is by design with the implicit help of European leaders. The only reason they're now complaining is to appease the proles so they can retain power and keep the torches and pitchforks at bay.
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  1734. China is collapsing and overproducing at the same time. It's like Schrödinger's cat...🤣
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  1735.  @SDM496  So useless that Israel requested not one but two THAAD systems from the US since the "Iron Dome" was more like paper mache...🤣
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  1736.  @SDM496  Israel air defenses stopped Iranian missiles with their buildings and runways...🤣
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  1737.  @capt9  China has made it perfectly clear that social media companies in China have to conform to Chinese laws. TikTok conforms to US laws just like other social media companies in the US. China is complaining that TikTok is being treated unfair even when playing by US rules. What's so difficult to understand?
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  1738.  @capt9  Chinese laws have nothing to do with US laws. Their house, their rules. I assume you've heard something similar growing up more than once...🤪
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  1739. China over the next 5 years is spending 1.4 trillion on AI, IoT, semi-conductors,and other leading edge technologies while at the same time US spends 1.7 trillion on nuclear weapons. Priorities are a little screwed up here is the good old US of A.
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  1740. As of August 2023 China held 805.4 billion, which is a 14-year low.
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  1741.  @ljmorris6496  Vassals don't get to surpass the suzerain...🤣
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  1742. China. Do nothing. Win...🤣
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  1743.  @kaibrunnenG  No it won't because the onboard computer will compensate for the missing rotor. A fixed wing aircraft is totally different than a rotary lift aircraft. Apples and oranges...🤣
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  1744. Shell is an oil company. Do you really expect them to make it easy for EV owners? :face-orange-raised-eyebrow:
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  1745.  @tooltalk  Well if they're from Korean manufacturer LG Chem they'll end up being expensive barbecues like the Chevrolet Bolt and Hyundai Kona EVs...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1746.  @tooltalk  Sorry, I don't read Falun Gong propaganda...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1747.  @tooltalk  Also that fire in Hangzhou was a VW that caught fire after hitting a barrier at a toll station, so claiming it was the "battery" is being as disingenuous as you can be.
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  1748. The Atlantic and Bloomberg both have articles supporting the Chinese position and rejecting Blinken's false narrative: The Chinese ‘Debt Trap’ Is a Myth The narrative wrongfully portrays both Beijing and the developing countries it deals with. By Deborah Brautigam and Meg Rithmire / The Atlantic / February 6, 2021 The Myth of the Chinese ‘Debt Trap’ in Africa Beijing has built huge infrastructure projects all across the continent, making some Western powers uncomfortable. But all is not as it seems. By Robin Fall / Bloomberg / March 17, 2022
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  1749. If you mean the North American continent then that would be the War of 1812...🤣
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  1750.  @Artist1974CH  You don't toss Listeria Salad, it tosses you with syrup or jelly (Chis Rock, gotta love him)... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1751.  @luckyguy600  Russia has been getting cars from China. Didn't you see the video Alex did when he was in Russia about the taxis?
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  1752. Australia is a suzerainty, also known as the pet kangaroo of the United States...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1753. WSJ, NYT, WP, etc... China: Subsidies = Bad😡 US/EU: Government Assistance = Good🤠
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  1754.  @BigBirdy100  We just have to ignore the last six years of reports from the BBC, Reuters, New York Times, etc... with regards to Neo-Nazi groups incorporated into the security apparatus of Ukraine. Gaslight somewhere else, nobody is buying.
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  1755. Florida and Arizona is full of them on local streets due to all of the pensioners.
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  1756. You're back with more cut and paste jobs. Did they renew your contract at the CIA?
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  1757. Difference between China spying on me and the US spying on me is that the Chinese government can't put me in a little cage for my data...🤣
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  1758.  @ryanwalters6184  Keep on rockin' in the "free world." You should actually listen to the lyrics...🤣
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  1759.  @ryanwalters6184  The Russians are coming, the Russians are coming. More cold war nonsense, but version 2.0 is new and improved...🤣
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  1760.  @ryanwalters6184  So you live in Ukraine? I though you lived in the US...🤣
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  1761.  @mudshovel289  It's called mutually assured destruction or a balance of terror and was the political stalemate between the Soviet Union and the United States for the greater part of the last century. You know that, so your comment is basically nonsense...🤣
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  1762.  @mudshovel289  Once again you're missing the forest for the trees. I suggest you actually look at the situation carefully and you'll see who has the better hand...😎
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  1763.  @ryanwalters6184  Ukraine has been a founding member of the UN since 1945. In 1991 it changed its name to Ukraine from the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. The ignorance keeps flowing and flowing...🤣
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  1764.  @ryanwalters6184  "We have nothing against it. It is not a military bloc. It's the right of any country to join economic unions" - Vladmir Putin, as quoted by Reuters June 18, 2022
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  1765. An active genocide in a country where everyone carries a personal media device. It's beyond absurd the US keeps pushing this propaganda.
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  1766.  @kevinkarbonik2928  ... but you would gladly get into a jet that was contracted to the lowest bidder... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1767.  @deanyt3697  " US has power to bring war to any country’s doorstep." - Unless that country has an actual air force and competent A2/AD systems. It's the reason why the US doesn't attack Iran. Against a peer military, such as China or Russia, the US has no capability to project power.
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  1768. If Nuttyahoo strikes Isfahan than Dimona is free game, and Iran has already proven they can easily penetrate those missile defenses...:text-green-game-over:
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  1769.  @-wotiu_77  You're so poor you can't afford the real thing?🤣
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  1770.  @cuteandfunnyearthlings2863  Sure they will with this byline from Bloomberg called "Choking Up: China's per-capita emissions are on a par with western European countries now, even after accounting for trade effects" while conveniently ignoring the fact in their own chart that China is in 15th place with 6.4 tons per capita and the US is in 2nd place with 17.6 tons per capita. Saudi Arabia is also at 17.6 tons per capita, but somehow they're listed in 1st place. Mainstream media has no credibility, their bias is way too obvious.
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  1771.  @francejosephfrancisco7586  The Spanish-American Treaty of 1898 clearly stated that the western limit of the Philippines did not include the Spratly Islands. When the Philippines gained independence in 1946 the US government told the nationalists not to include the Spratlys in their territorial claim for fear of running into conflict with the Chiang Kai-Shek regime in China.
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  1772. "As an American, apologies for our leadership." - FTFY
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  1773. You don't sanction your boss.
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  1774. Europe is basically being sucked dry by the US buying overpriced LNG and US poaching of European businesses under the IRA act...🤣
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  1775. Doesn't the US understand this is all going to backfire badly? China is the world's largest trading partner for most nations. Everyone is not going to roll over like Australia, destroy the China relationship, and cost the business community billions in lost revenue. It's just not going to happen.
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  1776.  @100c0c  There's a difference between a private company denying access to an individual and the government denying access to a platform. The government has a very high bar to clear when applying "time, place and manner" restrictions and the legislation clearly does not pass the test.
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  1777. Enjoy your technological ghetto...🤣
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  1778. Too late. Source code is in the wild. Anyone can fork it and make it better...🤣
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  1779.  @DrProfessorWeed  Keep believing the propaganda Bellingcat is pushing. I hope they're paying you well for these posts, otherwise you're a useful idiot.
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  1780. "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage." - John Kenneth Galbraith
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  1781. Ben has been saying the jen no side word multiple times. Will he be the next one on the YouTube chopping block?🤔
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  1782. Free Diego Garcia (Chagos Archipelago) Free Yemen
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  1783.  @bobbyus  That's okay, I'll cut you some slack because your comments are usually good and always appreciated. 😉
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  1784.  @barryc1968  Just like Afghanistan in the 1980s... oh wait.
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  1785. Pepe Escobar's sources are saying that Hu Jintao has Alzheimer's and during the meeting "he relapsed multiple times, so his doctor decided that he should leave." Sorry Andrei, but you got suckered into the MSM narrative.
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  1786. It's called political theater from the uniparty...🤡
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  1787.  @a.m.armstrong8354  I know, that's why I give him undisputed facts. They're pesky things that get in the way of an agenda.
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  1788. Overcapacity? To maximize profits a business will keep producing until marginal revenue equals margin costs. Yellen knows this, so the talking point is coming from somewhere else...🤡
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  1789. In the short term China will take market share only from Boeing, which is completely the fault of Boeing...:text-green-game-over:
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  1790. 🇺🇲 - "As the war machine keeps turning..." :face-orange-frowning: 🇨🇳 - "Glide on the peace train...":hand-purple-blue-peace:
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  1791. I see the female versus of Juan Guaidó is being prepared in Lithuania. When are they going to have the LGBTIQXYZ+ version available...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1792. With a simple calculation you can determine approximate horsepower. Since the Tesla Plaid weighs 4,766 lbs and can achieve an ET of 9.2 the estimated HP is 1,210.
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  1793. "You can't Mossad the Assad" was the caption on that meme. Maybe it should be "You can't be bootin the Putin"?
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  1794. Jeffrey Sachs, Professor at Columbia University, recently had a lecture posted on Youtube in which he illustrates the fall and rise of the Asian economic region versus that of the North Atlantic region. It clearly shows you can't stop the inevitable. Efforts by the US and their vassals will only result in isolation and acceleration of their decline. https://youtu.be/HjWUtkxHn5U
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  1795.  @shadyhazza  Pompeo was deflecting since the administration was already in the process of circulating the internal memo to blame China. Like I said, do you expect anything less from Mike "we lied, we cheated, we stole™" Pompeo?
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  1796. Where are the trolls chanting USA! USA! our military is the best-est in the whole galaxy?
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  1797.  @fearhungerpride  US subs use highly enriched uranium for their propulsion system, therefore why can't Iran?
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  1798.  @fifi23o5  British were told to vacant, and by extension the US, under a Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) ruling in 2015 and an International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling in 2019.
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  1799. It only took a small bomb and 3 dead at the Boston Marathon to turn the entire city into lock down central with authorities violating everyone's rights. If the west didn't have double standards they would have no standards at all.
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  1800. Wang Yi is Master Yoda while Tony Blinken is Jar Jar Binks...🤣
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  1801. Reason 1,645,183 not to have a Twitter account.
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  1802. Silicon Valley is still going to push their overpriced models with government mandates. JD Vance gave the game away with his speech at the Munich Security Conference. "Small yard, high fence" is going to be a prison, not a fortress...🤣
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  1803. At least Xi doesn't mess in his pants and can make coherent sentences unlike that cadaver in the White House...🤣
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  1804.  @johnwelson7024  Sorry there are no videos of Russian AF bringing those missiles into Ukraine. There are videos of BAZ 5291/5292 vehicles entering Ukraine, but this chassis is multi-purpose and not exclusive to missile launchers. You will not find a single Russian video in Ukraine with a Tochka-U in the firing position. Anyway the missile is from the AFU 19th Missile Division fired from a south-west position. Serial number matches the sequence of other Tochka-U missiles fired into the Donbass for the last eight years. Missile was in the AFU inventory, records will most likely be leaked in a few days. Video from TG La 7 clearly showing the serial number: https://youtu.be/73F3BZsEEKM?t=886
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  1805. I wonder when the US will accuse the PLA of using some new tectonic weapon on Taiwan...🤔
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  1806.  @TacticalMayo  Meint Smit while researching at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands developed the first application of integrated photonics with the invention of arrayed waveguide grating...🤣
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  1807. I wonder how much the bribe was for Eswantini since the US got kicked out of Niger? 🤔
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  1808. These balloons operate in the stratosphere, which is much higher than where commercial aircraft operate. There are hundreds of them crisscrossing the earth on a daily basis. Nobody makes a big deal out of it, except the US...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1809.  @jeffreywenger281  The air is rather thin at that altitude, so you're not going to have up or down drafts affecting the balloon's position. The only way it's coming down is loss of helium or hydrogen if that was used and the descend is rather slow. Generally these balloons are not a danger to aircraft. Remember there are hundreds of them circling the earth and crossing international borders each and every day without incident.
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  1810.  @legendxch  Most of the information I'm getting is from independent sources, such as Patrick Lancaster, plus foreign media embedded with either Russian, DPR, or LPR forces. Telegram is also a wealth of information regarding the actual situation on the ground. I would list some of the channels, but Youtube is censoring comments if I include them. Russia is fighting a force that is trained to NATO standards, so comparing this with military campaigns in the Middle East against an ill equipped enemy subjected to years of sanctions and a no fly zone is not a valid comparison. In addition the Russian MOD has been consistent in reporting the number of AFU losses versus that of the Ukraine MOD with regards to the number of Russian AF losses. Claims from the Ukraine MOD fluctuate wildly while some have no basis in reality and others are just outright propaganda. Unfortunately western media has repeated Ukrainian claims at face value without any type of scrutiny or validation. You need to look at the entire scope of the war to separate fact from fiction.
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  1811.  @DelroyJackson-s2j  Selective history to support your thesis? That's some serious mental gymnastics you got going on there...🤣
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  1812. "...economic power for world domination." - G7 countries have plundered, invaded, and dominated the entire global with their imperialist agenda for the last 500 years. The vampire's ball is over, get used to it...🤣
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  1813.  @buymecola1  On a per unit basis EU support for EVs are 3-4 times higher than the subsidies given by the Chinese government. You can easily verify this on the balance sheet of these companies since they're all publicly traded...🤣
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  1814. Inverse Cramer index has a YTD return of 12.79% for shorting Cramer and -31.03% if pro Cramer. If you go back further pro Cramer returns are even worse. Cramer is an asshat...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1815.  @jotr.9786  Only if you call Spain, Portugal, France, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, and Russia a "few countries"...🤣
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  1816.  @jotr.9786  Narrowing your scope to Eastern Europe because you were proved wrong on the other claim? That's called the logical fallacy of composition/division. Take the L on this one, you can't win...🤣
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  1817. Chinese PLAN needs to do is what the Russians did to the US Navy in the Black Sea back in 1988. US tried to pull that "innocent passage" nonsense and got a taste Russian steel up its stern. US only understand force and nothing else.
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  1818. Equating a decision made by a qualified medical professional to have Hu Jintao removed from the meeting due to his condition as a symbol of the changing of the guard at the CPC is grasping at straws. You should have stopped at I was wrong.
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  1819. The Japanese people overwhelming do not want nukes in their backyard, which has been confirmed in poll after poll after poll. Does the US really want to lose Japan?
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  1820.  @hyc1266  I know that, I was just trying to make a point. It sucks for Venezuela, but hopefully those new trade deals with China will start to pay off...🤪
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  1821.  @1domcouk  Gaslighting is not a good look...🤣
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  1822. They were AZOV and were singing like canaries about the crimes they were ordered to commit. Most likely this was sanctioned by the US as it fits their MO once a group outlives there "usefulness".
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  1823. Do you think members of the Duma really care about US sanctions on them? It's a badge of honor and shows the rest of the world you're doing something right...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1824. Got to service that $34,583,094,965,544.54 of debt somehow...🤣
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  1825. Difference is that TikTok compiles with applicable laws in the United States while Facebook, X, Instagram, etc. do not comply with applicable laws in China. TikTok is only being banned because they are of Chinese origin.
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  1826.  @ToiChutGongWu  Dude, you're preaching to the choir. US is interested in destabilizing Xinjiang and they're going to repatriate Uyghur jihadists from Syria back to Xinjiang. At last count there were 20,000 of them in Idlib. US doesn't care about who they support, they only care about who they destroy...🤢
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  1827. It's just the thief calling everyone else a thief. Projection at its finest...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1828.  @ALIEN_857  I know, but it doesn't work with China because they know how the game is played.
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  1829. It's been done before with the Chagos Islands (Diego Garcia) plus the US still won't leave even after being told to vacate by the Permanent Court of Arbitration...🤣
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  1830. Actually when Russia wins it will be a huge boost to the global economy, except for the collective west...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1831. “Our goal is to raise the economic costs for [Israel],” Houthi spokesman Muhammad al-Buheiti told Izvestia last week. “As for all other countries, including Russia and China, their shipping in the region is not threatened." - Thank you for playing, please try again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1832. "Do not expect that once taking advantage of Russia's weakness, you will receive dividends forever. Russian has always come for their money. And when they come - do not rely on an agreement signed by you, you are supposed to justify. They are not worth the paper it is written. Therefore, with the Russian is to play fair, or do not play." - Otto von Bismarck
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  1833. They force machines to harvest that garlic. Oh, the humanity...🤣
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  1834. Of course the NED is doing this because their assets are going to be exposed with the new legislation Thailand is proposing. An article from Pepe Escobar titled "After Kazakhstan, the color revolution era is over" clearly indicates the direction Asia is heading with regards to western involvement in these sedition tactics.
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  1835. Every day I'm shufflin, shufflin, shufflin...🤣
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  1836.  @thecsucihai  You're absolutely correct. Here's a good example. Rumble was told by the French government they would have to ban RT. Rumble refused, so they left the French market. Isn't France one of those so called "democracies" the west is always gloating about? Have you looked at the French police versus the protesters? Makes Hong Kong look like a hippie sit-in...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1837.  @luanly747  Where did I lie? Please enlighten us...🤣
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  1838. Yellen: "We know the collective west has enslaved and exploited the African continent for centuries, but this time it will be different. We promise, pinky swear"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1839. @DrMajaIvano No, it was the Taganrog military airfield in the Rostov region.
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  1840. Remember that Carter started the entire jihadists love affair with the arming of the mujaheddin during the Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan.
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  1841.  @primozlampic9574  Please, not this "better dead than red" nonsense. I didn't believe it the first time and I don't believe in version 2.0...🤣
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  1842.  @PhiloSurfer  Electric cars were invented in the 1890s. The only reason they were abandon was the battery technology could not compete with the ICE. As battery technology progressed EVs started to resurface into the marketplace once again. Guess where the largest and most technologically advanced EV battery manufacturers are located?
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  1843.  @gti500  Cuba was ceded to the United States after the Spanish-American War. The Platt Amendment granted control back to the Cuban people.
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  1844. Glad you're back, was getting worried for a while. Like the new look, very professional.
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  1845. China is hiding a low death count. Just like South Korea, Vietnam, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, and almost every other country in Asia. </sarcasm>
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  1846. PM Mark Rutte sold his country out by kowtowing to US demands of not allowing ASML equipment to be sold to China. Now ASML is going to move out of the Netherlands to the US for various reasons including relaxed restrictions on selling equipment to China. Same thing will happen with South Korean companies...🤡🍞🎪
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  1847.  @antediluvianatheist5262  After this dipsh*t move from the US it may turn into 997, but you're correct. It's just a typo, we are human.
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  1848.  @PeterLamin-pi6rv  Nuland might show him her "nasty surprise"...🤮
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  1849. Next stop... the ICC. We need discovery so the evidence can be established in court records.
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  1850. No that's Japan with Fukushima. I know Asians all look the same to you, but you have to try harder.
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  1851. There's some truth to back this claim... “For the first time ever in history, a new type of bomb will be used. It's called the Electromagnetic bomb (E-bomb). It will be used against Teheran and other major centres in Iran. It will also be used in the areas where the Iranian nuclear facilities are found.” Adam Cailler, World War 3 fears grow as Israel could debut deadly 'EMP bombs' if Iran launches attack, Daily Star, April 7th 2024
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  1852. At least the doors and the wheels stay on the plane...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1853.  @siggydj Apparently I can read because East Germany was a separate republic from 1949 to 1990, they even had a seat at the UN. 🤣😂🤣😂 Your argument is that "the Republic of China (Taiwan) after 1949 was not a sovereign part of the People's Republic of China (PRC), therefore the PRC has no claim of sovereignty over Taiwan". It's the exact statement I made word for word except the names and the "prior to 1990" language was changed. Anyone with basic reading and comprehension skills can obviously see that. Your strawmen and ad hominem attacks are just a pathetic attempt to cover up your lack of critical thinking skills.
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  1854.  @shanerooney7288  He edited his posts because he started spouting nonsense that East Germany was not separate republic. In his own words: "WRONG. They didnt declare themselves as independent nations ya twit. And east germany didnt become seperate republics unlike china which became the people's republic of china." "aaaaand did they declare themselves as seperate countries? Were they taken over by japan and became part of japan, to be handed over to seperate govts after the war under order 1, where taiwan was given to the ROC govt as a seperate nation from china while PRC took mainland china?" I have the emails direct from youtube with the original comments. He edited the posts and then starts claiming the opposite. How dishonest can someone be?
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  1855.  @siggydj  I just click the button marked notify of response to my comments and they are automatically sent to my email address, no extra effort on my part. You're dishonest, a fraud, and a liar.
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  1856. Every accusation by the US is a confession...🤣
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  1857. It's because of spyware like Pegasus that the Chinese government placed restrictions on iPhone use...🤪
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  1858. Since soybeans are primarily used for livestock feed there's no other market that can take the place of China. US farmers are screwed courtesy of their government...:text-green-game-over:
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  1859.  @Sean-giang  TLDR: When you have to explain things it means you're losing.
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  1860.  @Sean-giang  New York Times? If I want to be lied to I just read your comments.
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  1861. You know who has the power? It's the Chinese government because they've already placed export controls on the TikTok algorithm, so no sale without a blessing from Beijing. US is spending 1.6 billion a year in propaganda so Americans will hate China while China doesn't have to spend a dime in order to have Americans hate their own government...🤣
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  1862.  @Royz061  The Manila Times heard the recording and has a transcript. Are you calling The Manila Times a liar?🤣
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  1863.  @Royz061  Truth hurts, doesn't it?🤣
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  1864.  @avatarairbinder6157  You're just straight out lying and not even trying to hide it...🤣
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  1865.  @Sean-giang  Why would I want a reject? We already have you...🤣
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  1866. And the big winner is, wait for it... China...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1867. Now they'll have 3% of US imports...🤣
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  1868. If the graphite tariffs were put in place this would make the US noncompetitive because the rest of the world can still buy from China at the lowest possible price. All this decoupling nonsense will eventually turn the US into a Soviet style economy sealed off from the rest of the world...🤣
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  1869. "Will German Tanks make a Difference?" - It will make a difference since Russia can't strip the tanks for parts once the UAF abandons them...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1870.  @HunsGroover  Enjoy your technological ghetto...🤣
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  1871. Jeffery D. Sachs who chaired the Lancet COVID-19 Commission claims it was leaked from a lab, but from a lab inside the US. Just like with the Nord Stream attacks the perpetrator accuses everyone else of their crimes...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1872. @@TH-dr1kg US lies to you over and over again, but little children usually believe lies told by grown-ups...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1873. @@TH-dr1kg Name calling is pretty childish, so that definitely includes you...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1874. We need more sanctions so the Global South will detach and create a separate financial and economic bloc. When this occurs debts to western countries can be ignored and the majority of humanity can continue to grow and thrive without western exploitation.
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  1875.  @jonathonjubb6626  China does have high speed trains, so it's not that hard.
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  1876.  @smashpoundx8643  Everyone emigrates to the US so they don't become a victim of US foreign policy.
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  1877. Manila Times says otherwise as it's on the front page...🤣
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  1878. ​ @musicdev  According to Counter Point Research for the first six weeks of 2024 all of the phone manufacturers YoY growth in China had declines in sales except Honor and Huawei, which had a 2% and 64% increase respectively.
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  1879. Funny thing is that Trump has a bachelor's degree in economics from the Wharton School of Business...🤣
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  1880. ...but the caravan moves on...🚚
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  1881. If the US could conventionally attack Iran they would have done it by now. This is nothing but Al Bundy "four touchdowns in a high school football game" talk...🤣
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  1882. Huawei was able to use the open source version of Android, but Google Mobile Services (GMS) were blocked due to US sanctions.
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  1883.  @lettucesalad3560  Thinking about NOT getting the runs is a good thing, unless you prefer otherwise. If so the Germans have some videos you may be interested in, but you properly already knew that.
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  1884.  @ryanshin3128  CATL is the leader in LFP batteries with reduced weight, better efficiency, and higher energy density versus anything else on the market. In additional CATL just released their sodium-ion battery, which is a first for a car battery manufacturer. LG Chem ended up paying 1.9 billion to GM and 900 million to Hyundai for their "advanced technology". If you're going to lie at least make it believable...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1885.  @ryanshin3128  ​ Also there's no such thing as an ION battery, unless you're playing Subnautica...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1886. USUKA is more apropos.
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  1887. Other than cry like an old woman, what are the Philippines going to do about it?
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  1888. Notice the weak sauce Israeli attack was done after the futures markets were closed for the week?🤣
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  1889. At the University of Miami the drop in Chinese students has caused deficits of $59 million in their 4-year school and over $20 million in their business school.
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  1890. When will the US learn they can't just pencil out a behemoth in manufacturing?
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  1891. General Dynamics wants to "wet its beak"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1892. Contain China? No, but they have lots of containers at reasonable prices...🤣
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  1893.  @BridgeportIPA  Fighting to a stalemate or draw is not winning no matter how much lipstick you put on that pig. US always defines their objectives prior to a campaign, then change them when they can't be met to fain the appearance of not losing. It's pretty pathetic.
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  1894. DeepSeek is open source and freely available under a MIT license. Source code is free speech as this has been tested in court striking down the export control laws on encryption...:text-green-game-over:
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  1895.  @astroganov  China has definitely not tested their weapons in Ukraine since any debris found would be used as a propaganda victory for the US and vassals.
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  1896.  @Truth-love-happiness  Don't eat Listeria Salad. One bite and you'll be on the toilet for a week...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1897.  @TheGreatAmphibian  LOL!!! You're citing a report that is 7 years old...🤣
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  1898.  @halfdeaddavid21  In another comment he's citing a CSIS report that's 7 years old, so you're absolutely correct...🤣
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  1899.  @TheGreatAmphibian  Moving that goalpost by bringing in another engine manufacturer? Pratt and Whitney has been plagued with so many problems it cost them 1.6 billion USD to fix their screw ups. Once again your opinion is worth about as much as the words typed on this comment...🤣
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  1900.  @TheGreatAmphibian  Please, engine developement cycles take at least a decade, and that's with unlimited access to western technology. No matter how much you want to keep China and their developement down it's not going to happen. Denying reality is not a good look...🤣
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  1901.  @TheGreatAmphibian  Incompetence? You have it in spades. Every comment you post can easily be refuted with a simple search. Don't you have any self-respect?🤣
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  1902.  @TheGreatAmphibian  "Yes, the Leap is AVAILABLE on the Max - but as an option for buyers who can’t afford the good engine from P&W." According to Safran and Boeing the LEAP-1B is the only engine available for the 737 Max. Reason is because the engine has an integrated design. Once again facts that can be easily verified...🤣
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  1903.  @TheGreatAmphibian  "No, I’m not moving the goalposts..." Yes you are because Pratt & Whitney is not an engine option offered on the 737 Max...🤣
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  1904.  @sinic1978  I know, it's pathetic.
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  1905.  @TheGreatAmphibian  You've been proven wrong at least twice in this thread, but I don't have the time to pick the rest of your arguments apart. You keep claiming I have no case when you keep making these parochial errors. Aren't you embarrassed in the least?🤣
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  1906.  @TheGreatAmphibian  "Yes, that China makes jet engines is a fact. However, I said DECENT jet engines." No true Scotsman argument, how brilliant...🤣
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  1907.  @TheGreatAmphibian  I will use your own words to prove that you are wrong: 1) "Note the C919 uses a bottom of the barrel imported western engine." - The C919 uses the LEAP-1C. This is the latest engine available from Safran and outperforms the LEAP-1B. Claiming Pratt and Whitney is "superior" only proves that you're just a fanboi. According to actually people in the industry both have their strengths and weaknesses. 2) "Yes, the Leap is AVAILABLE on the Max - but as an option for buyers." - LEAP-1B is the ONLY OPTION for the 737 Max, there's no other engine available. You don't even have the decency to admit you're wrong when it's obvious. It's like arguing with a child...🤣
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  1908.  @TheGreatAmphibian  Now you've reduced everything to name calling and strawman arguments because you have no actual facts to back up any of your claims. LEAP-1B is the exclusive engine for the Max 737 while the LEAP-1C is the exclusive engine for the C919. It's not that difficult to look up the operating specs, so I assume you're just being childish again...🤣
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  1909.  @TheGreatAmphibian  More strawman arguments? Specs for all three variants of the LEAP engines are available on wikipedia and they clearly show the LEAP-1C outperforms the LEAP-1B. Once again facts that can be easily verified...🤣
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  1910.  @TheGreatAmphibian  There are two choices of engines offered on the Airbus A320neo, the LEAP-1A and the Pratt & Whitney PW1100G (GTF). Guess which one is chosen by the buyer 75% of the time? It's the LEAP engine mostly due to reliability issues with the GTF. That makes three times you've been proven wrong...🤣
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  1911.  @sinic1978  It has to be because it took me literally 2-3 minutes to look most of this stuff up...🤣
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  1912.  @ronniedizon3349  Truth hurts, doesn't it?
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  1913.  @DelroyJackson-s2j  Better quality than you're used to picking...🤣
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  1914.  @TheBooban  Political reasons. We all know the narrative on Xinjiang is BS, otherwise thousands of videos would be on every major news network and social media site 24 hours a day...🤣
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  1915.  @DelroyJackson-s2j  Prison labor is expressly allowed under the 13th Amendment: "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction"
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  1916.  @Sean-giang  So socialism for the rich is better? Property speculators won't be buying. However more people are going to have access to housing at reasonable prices, which is a net benefit for the majority of the population.
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  1917. Marcos Jr is kowtowing to the US because him and his mother have a 353 million USD contempt order fine for failing to provide information on assets in connection to the human rights class action suit against Marcos Sr. That's how corrupt leaders in the Philippines are...🤡🍞🎪
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  1918. China did release the audio recording along with the transcript, and it's front page on the Manila Times...🤣
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  1919.  @ainz1325  According to the Manila Times it was the entire chain of command of the Philippine military that was on board. You should probable read the article before you make a bigger fool of yourself...🤣
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  1920.  @ainz1325  I'm sure the person that recorded the conversation is never going to step foot in the Philippines...🤣
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  1921.  @ainz1325  Lone soldier? It was Vice Admiral Alberto Carlos, Chief of Western Command. Vice Admiral is the second highest rank in the Philippine Navy...🤣
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  1922.  @LesHewson  I think the big winner was France. It's partial payback for the Australian submarine debacle... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1923. Sanctions on Russia destroyed the EU economy. Sanctions on China will destroy the US economy...:text-green-game-over:
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  1924. Modern warfare will be fought with drones, missiles, and AI. China has absolute advantage in two of these...:text-green-game-over:
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  1925.  @deborahdean8867  On the contrary, it's the Philippines claiming this new model doesn't exist when it fact it does according to the leaked recording and transcript. China is all for the new model. It's the Philippines backtracking on prior agreements made by the Duterte administration and continued under Bongbong.
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  1926.  @TisiphonesShadow  Sorry, that the United States who uses slave labor. It says so in the 13th Amendment...🤣
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  1927. It's the lack of infrastructure and the ICE ecosystem that dominates the economy. All those gas stations, mechanics, replacement parts, oil changes, etc... become dinosaurs with widespread EV use. China is roughly the same size as the United States plus the majority of the population doesn't drive long distances, only short commuting. The issue is mute anyway because there are EVs on the market right now that can do 1,000 km on a single charge with more on the way.
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  1928.  @blcheah2672  It's TeeHee. A known troll that got banned...🤣
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  1929.  @Bubba-z4s  Nobody stalks you TeeHee. You're not important...🤣
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  1930.  @David-mr8wi  Drawing on a computer doesn't count. Where's the video? Like the saying goes "show me the money"...🤣
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  1931.  @OneTequilaTwoTequila  It has all the hallmarks of a 6th generation fighter, so the possibility of it being something else is practically zero. This level of cope is off the charts...🤣
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  1932. It's because of the religious devotion that the US must have global supremacy with no equal. It will ultimately lead to the downfall of the empire...:text-green-game-over:
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  1933. You think it was a trillion dollars? In total 2.2 trillion dollars was spent in Afghanistan...💰⬇🚽
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  1934. "It's happening on your premises and the law must be upheld everywhere..." except in Hong Kong, Georgia, Ukraine, Venezuela, Iran, etc. when western social media does our bidding...🤣
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  1935. Pensions and defined contribution plans are benefits that employers offer to retain their workforce. The government is an employer just as with any other entity, so they should offer these benefits as well. Asking people to forgo these benefits "for the greater good" is a form of collectivism.
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  1936. Russia will shoot them down immediately. If the Iranians can do it everyone damn well knows the Russians can do it ten times better.
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  1937. What does the US have that China can not provide? Seriously is there anything the US has to offer other than LGTBQXYZ+ and really bad Disney movies? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1938. Can't ban open source software because it's comprised of lines of code. It would be like banning a book. This has been tested in court with export control laws on encryption...:text-green-game-over:
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  1939. Yes it does. However the position the host takes is all of this is stupidity implemented by west powers, especially the US. Everyone just needs to get along with China.
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  1940. China and Russia are playing offense while the US and vassals are playing defense, plain and simple.
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  1941. "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it." - John Gilmore
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  1942. Margaret Hamilton's laugh scared the bejesus out of me when I was a little kid.
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  1943. When John Malkovich gets hit in the head with a beer can by one of the extras in Being John Malkovich. "Hey Malkovich, think fast."
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  1944. Google and Facebook doesn't use that information to break down my door, shoot my dog, confiscate my property and put me in a cage. I like to smack upside the head the 38% that chose to be concubines of the state. But the really bad news is that these people vote.
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  1945.  @dz7786  In my country the police would be called to pick up the pieces of what's left of the uninvited neighbor...🤣
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  1946. 0:01 Gargamel's sister...🤣
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  1947. Scholz caved? Did anyone expect more from the "sulky liver sausage"?
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  1948.  @Sean-giang  "Former president Rodrigo Duterte's admission that he had an unwritten agreement with Chinese President Xi Jinping to maintain the status quo in the South China Sea..." Jeoffrey Maitem, Ex-Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte’s South China Sea ‘deal’ with Xi Jinping sparks calls for treason charges, South China Morning Post, April 15, 2024
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  1949.  @LeeSkJohn-sv8wi  Sean-giang is the resident troll. When you point out he's wrong he replies with strawman arguments. You can't win, so drop the red pill and watch him squirm...🤣
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  1950.  mei9179  "How much money does Qualcomm lose from Huawei?" Let's do the math. Qualcomm sold 42 million units in 2023 to Huawei at an average cost of $160 per unit. With a 20% margin the loss would be 6.72 billion in revenue and 1.34 billion in profit just for one Chinese company. Imagine if the others jumped ship...:text-green-game-over:
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  1951.  @noahway13  Marshall Plan was in the 1950s, things have changed since then boomer. In fact if you add up all of the sanctions, coups, and military inventions the US has inflicted on various countries throughout the world you end up with a net deficit. I can't believe I'm responding to a comment that pretty much ignores the last 60 years of US hegemony and the untold human suffering it has caused.
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  1952.  ROBIN WILTON  ** Citation needed.
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  1953.  ROBIN WILTON  Notice the </sarcasm> tag? Or does this also allude you?
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  1954. Licensing content is standard procedure when using other people's copyrighted material. Their are many agencies that will handle these transactions without getting too involved in the contractual details.
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  1955. "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage." - John Kenneth Galbraith
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  1956.  @Sean-giang  You obviously meant to say the US because they have an extensive documented history of election meddling...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1957. Western brands can easily be replaced? Say it isn't so...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1958. Experiment and application are two separate things...🤣
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  1959. Boris doesn't have pecs, just saggy man-boobs.
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  1960.  @ThatCarGuy  Look up "Millennium Challenge 2002". Truth hurts, doesn't it? Are you going to block me?
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  1961. "Quantity has a quality all its own.” - Joseph Stalin
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  1962.  @werper09  GDP per capital of the Netherlands is $48,223.16. GDP per capital of the United States is $59,531.66. If your're going to make comparisons do apples to apples, not some arbitrary metric that can't be quantified.
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  1963. Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't go - I owe my soul to the Microsoft store.
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  1964. Biden has now made the pilgrimage to Kiev, therefore the Elensky curse will strike again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1965. Doesn't matter the language, the rhetoric is exactly the same.
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  1966.  @LouCurri  Have you looked at the markets recently? MAGA muppets are so stupid...🤣
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  1967.  @mbelma6329  Sy Hersh, you know the My Lai Massacre and Abu Ghrai reporter, was caught on a recording claiming Seth Rich had leaked the information. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYzB96_EK7s
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  1968. LibreOffice Writer is a good enough replacement for Word, but LibreOffice Calc and Impress are not at the same level as their Microsoft counterparts.
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  1969.  @osio7528  Ukraine economically would be in much better shape if she went back to Russia. Colonization? I don't think you know what it means by applying it to China.
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  1970.  @osio7528  Colonization: Noun - The action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area. Please explain how China colonized others within the commonly accepted definition. May I remind you that it's an established fact that China has never been a colonizing power along with Saudi Arabia, Iran, Thailand, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan, and Ethiopia.
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  1971.  @richardwong2950  Once again you're always wong.
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  1972. Russia has some good tech, especially with aerospace and military applications.
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  1973. Trump proves that even a broken clock is right twice a day...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1974. This...⬆
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  1975.  @TacticalMayo  By your definition the US didn't developer anything either since tech was lifted from Germany scientists in Operation Paperclip...🤣
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  1976. No military person calls a magazine a "clip" unless they're shooting a Garand. Total propaganda from the WP.
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  1977. It's actually a weaker version of the FARA Act...🤣
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  1978. US backstabbing their allies? Or in other words Friday...🤣
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  1979. Biden is a war pig, but he does have a good record on nuclear arms control. He supports no first use policy and for extending the New Start Treaty. Even though it failed he lead the charge to ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty back in 1999: https://www.c-span.org/video/?152826-1/comprehensive-test-ban-treaty
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  1980.  @barquerojuancarlos7253  Neocons running the show are batshit crazy with their brinkmanship on nuclear proliferation, so Biden's position is somewhat sane by comparison. Did you know the US has still not ratified the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty? Biden's attempt was the only real push to ever get it ratified, so I have to give credit when credit is due.
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  1981. Waiting for the army of trolls who support the "progressive jihadists" in 3...2...1...🤣
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  1982. Does it come with Cragar wheels? Does it come with shag carpet? Does it come with porthole windows? Does it come with Lake Pipes?
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  1983. China offered Taiwan a good deal in which they can keep their military and faux democracy. Taiwan should probable take it since the alternative is to become the next Ukraine for US geopolitical interests...🤣
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  1984. Accounting to the History Channel the "number of active automobile manufacturers dropped from 253 in 1908 to only 44 in 1929, with about 80 percent of the industry’s output accounted for by Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler, formed from Maxwell in 1925 by Walter P. Chrysler". There's going to be a natural progression of these EV companies to either consolidate into fewer manufacturers or just discontinue operations.
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  1985. All that cotton is harvested with John Deere or Massey Ferguson equipment. These companies know where every piece of equipment is since they need spare parts and are serviced in the field by authorized dealerships since the on-board computers require proprietary diagnostic tools.
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  1986.  @davidrichards1741  The vampire's ball is over...🤣
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  1987. Willie Jenkins - Youtuber Lawyer gave his thoughts on the ownership and infringement claims: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMhLCfuXrF0 Everything he discusses is pretty much what both of us are thinking.
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  1988. Afghanistan is the graveyard of empires. The "exceptional" nation can't change this indisputable fact.
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  1989.  Arto  China hasn't been killing, maiming, and displacing millions through wars of aggression and regime change operations. It appears that China has superior "morals and values" unlike their western counterparts who have clearly demonstrated they have absolutely none whatsoever.
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  1990. I just ordered this keyboard yesterday. Your review confirms I made the correct choice. Thank you, and Mr. Stanley!!!
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  1991. Evengiy Karas admitted the Banderists (aka: Neo-Nazis) were the muscle behind the 2014 Maidan Coup: https://youtu.be/03AqKuCg96I
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  1992.  @margaretgoodheart4167  This alliance, or Anglosphere as you properly describe, is based on exploitation of others for the benefit of themselves. Any major concessions would basically destroy the entire structure of the world they've created. Whether valuable deserving people exist outside of their sphere is of no consequence.
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  1993. Schrodinger's cat in the making.
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  1994.  @LoC28C  See what I mean. Larry is too stupid to realize nobody else is going to see his comments. I'm guessing he posted five comments since the count at the top of the thread is now fifty, so that means four were shadow banned...🤣😂🤣😂
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  1995. At the moment Huawei's ADAS 3.0 is clearly the leader in this sector. Videos of the system handling Chinese urban traffic are very impressive... 😎
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  1996.  @lettucesalad3560  You have zero proof of anything. This entire fiasco has been debunked by Peng Shuai numerous times. You look more and more pathetic every single day you try to keep up this kayfabe... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  1997. There are kits for the Shenzou-5, so it won't be too long for this one. If you can't wait here's a paper model you can build. https://axmpaperspacescalemodels.com/index.php/china/product/Tianhe%20Core%20Module/
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  1998. Without cooperation the US will shoot itself in the foot just like with the ISS and excluding the Chinese from participation. Russia is leaving the ISS program in 2024, so the US will not have a functional space station since the time frame to replace the Russian modules is too short.
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  1999.  @AmskepticalTravelers-se8cr  Look how the US is using Ukraine, and they're a European nation. Taiwan would be discarded even faster. Remember, the US dropped the atomic bomb on Japan, not Germany. Nothing has changed with regards to American attitudes towards the east.
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  2000.  @AmskepticalTravelers-se8cr  "America has no permanent friends or enemies, only interests” - Henry Kissinger Taiwan is a US interest, and when they cease to be a US interest they will be discarded. History is a harsh mistress, learn from it.
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  2001.  @Bubba-z4s  What's the future impact of 36.2 trillion and counting of national debt?🤣
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  2002. Major factors of automobile accidents are distracted driving, excessive speed, impaired driving, and bad weather conditions. AI will reduce or even eliminate some of these risks so everyone will be safer while on the road.
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  2003.  @rawword Of course it's not in the interest of the US, but if they want to shoot themselves in the foot who are we to stop them?
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  2004. Chinese Exclusion Act - Version 2.0. It's the yellow peril all over again, but new and improved...🤡🍞🎪
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  2005. "This newfangled horseless carriage is a scam..." AmertheGreat's great grandfather...🤣
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  2006.  @antonyjh1234  It's actually the opposite since you need to make an apples to apples comparison because of the population difference, and that only way to do that is by using per capita.
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  2007.  @antonyjh1234  I'm sorry, in order to make a valid comparison you need a per unit reference because of the difference in population. Everyone should have learned this in grade school. Maybe you need a mathematics refresher course?🤣
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  2008. If we apply the ratio of deaths from Covid in the US to the population then China would have 4.2 million dead instead of around 5,000.
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  2009.  @102TheMaster  At least I'm not ignoring COMAC since there's room for more than one player.
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  2010. "Russia imported 90 percent of its microelectronics from China..." - 90% of the world's electronics come from Guangdong province...🙄
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  2011. Escuálido, I love it!!!
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  2012.  @kix9527  No, it's pretty simple to do a search and verify this...🤣
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  2013. US knows they can't win against China. It's to provoke China into military action against Taiwan so the west can isolate China just like with Russia.
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  2014. The only leverage the US has over China is advanced semiconductors, and once China clears that hurdle the US will have no more cards to play...:text-green-game-over:
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  2015. Russian MOD stated no aircraft were flying that day in the immediate vicinity of the theater in Mariupol. This can easily be verified with NATO command as they track every plane landing and taking off in Ukraine. Max Blumenthal at The Grayzone has a good article on the entire fiasco and the propaganda push by western media.
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  2016.  @Zerpentsa6598  Ghouls don't count.
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  2017. It was suppose to be 'peon', but they forgot to remove the 's'...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2018. @Oliver266 ...except put away the credit card...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2019.  @JWscandi  Samsung quality is pretty bad, especially with all their bloatware and terrible UI. Main reason why I got a One Plus with Oxygen OS instead...🥰
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  2020. "Loan? We don't like." - Did anyone tell *elensky that beggars can't be choosers?
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  2021.  @huaweioop27  nullandvoid is the resident troll. I just make fun of him because his posts are so bad...🤣
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  2022. US products do not become relatively cheaper as the domestic manufacturer increases prices to match the imported price plus the cost of the tariff imposed. This creates inefficiencies in the level of production and consumption resulting in a loss for the consumer, a gain for the producer, and a gain for the government.
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  2023. ​ @joostmagtweten8558  Production can't be rapidly expanded to meet excess demand, especially for tariffs that may be short lived. Therefore in order to maximize profits domestic producers always raise prices to take advantage of the loss in consumption tariffs ultimately create. Professor Wolff would agree with my assessment 100%. International Economics 101.
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  2024.  @St.Maurice  Let's see the market share ten years from now. My guess it's going to look similar to Apple. Tesla also received subsides from the Chinese government when building their factory. Being a fanboi tends to make you blind to actual reality.
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  2025.  @St.Maurice  I think your tin foil hat needs re-adjusting. If anyone wants to see the demise of Telsa it would be Republicans.
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  2026.  @St.Maurice  Because a few people in China violated someone's IP means they all violated someone's IP, which is about the most racist thing anyone could say.
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  2027.  @St.Maurice  A fanboi pointing to a fanboi website. How objective.
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  2028.  @marctemura2017  This was prior to WW II during the Imperial period. I don't believe this would fly in today's political and corporate environment.
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  2029.  @FilipinoFirst-zl1tx  No that trembling was Bongbong when asked a question about the US coming to the defense of the Philippines...🤣
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  2030. So China should be grateful the US took their jackboot off their neck so they could develop? So it's wasn't the hard work and sacrifice of an entire generation to elevate the Chinese people to a more prosperous society? Go ahead and decouple from China. Within 2-3 weeks the shelves in Walmart would be empty and everything on Amazon would be out of stock. Couple the lack of supply plus inflation and you have the makings of a full scale economic collapse. You people are so stupid on how dangerous such a proposal would be.
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  2031.  @francisheperi4180  Hmmm... Usually the person NOT advocating for global thermonuclear war heads in the right direction...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2032.  @user-ot2nh8qb7d  First Kate Brown, now Tina Kotek. Remember, go woke and go broke...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2033. An ExplainingComputers video is not complete without Mr. Scissors.
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  2034. Pete Hegseth's book reads like bad fan fiction...🤣
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  2035.  @TonyVCetinski  The policy is the sh*t show. Still can't believe I have to explain this...🤣
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  2036. "We see ourselves as a cloud Switzerland". Sorry, but if your company is U.S. based it's definitely not.
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  2037. Bribes from the US and Taiwan were just too low, so Nauru jumped ship...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2038.  @peraperic-011  It's called pumped storage and the technology has been around for over 100 years...🤣
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  2039. If the Filipinos can't play with the big dogs they should stay on the porch...🤣
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  2040. The Model T of EVs was actually Baker Electric. Unfortunately the technology wasn't very advanced and never caught on: https://youtu.be/OhnjMdzGusc?t=185
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  2041. The US will be living in a technological ghetto because the average person will not be able to afford the electronic products they're accustomed to having.
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  2042. US can't even beat a bunch of guys with AKs in sandals and Russia is crushing their trained to NATO standards army in Ukraine. These people are deluded...🤣
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  2043. Talks are always welcomed, but the US is not "agreement capable". Therefore it's a waste of time other than China securing the moral high ground by trying.
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  2044. You know there's also whale and dolphin pee in the ocean. Don't forget our friendly sea mammals.
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  2045. ...but the summit with Putin was more about the nuclear proliferation issue, so I kind of agree with the meeting since it really affects everyone on the planet.
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  2046. New talking point since the Peng Shaui thing fizzled out?
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  2047.  @ronniechew6566  I know, but it's fun to poke Listeria Salad with a stick.
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  2048.  @jameslum7260  Don't eat Listeria Salad, otherwise you'll be on the toilet for a week. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2049. Plunge Protection Team activate. Form of wheel-barrel full of liquidity.
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  2050.  @weeshuggie228  You must be more lonely than me because you keep responding, or you're paid for each of you posts. If that's the case your employee should probable sack you since your posts are not very good.
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  2051.  @sentientbeingsnews1098  Paying for mineral rights is stealing. Who knew...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2052.  @mudshovel289  Except you forgot about the territories of American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, and the State of Hawaii plus the Freely Associated States including the Marshall Islands, Micronesia, and Palau. All these islands plus the economic zones surrounding them is still way bigger than any area the Chinese are claiming. Did you think I wouldn't list them when you posted your comment? 🤣
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  2053. Tech companies are going along with the narrative since they're looking for a handout.
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  2054.  @SK-lt1so  How can China lose to a dispute settlement procedure it didn't recognize in the first place? China did what was perfectly legal under article 298 of UNCLOS...🤣
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  2055.  @yu-jd5jg  ...except they all left and moved to Taiwan, so that's a plus.
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  2056.  @ukrainted_states_of_amerael  Zelensky will get the Qaddafi treatment when his usefulness runs out.
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  2057. China is producing so much and still can't keep up with demand, but according to the US this is "overcapacity". The US clown show never ends...🤡🎪
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  2058. One answer: Boomers ...
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  2059. Ceasefire has expired. Now Tu-22M3 bombers are striking Azovstal this afternoon.
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  2060.  @incognitotorpedo42  We are not "battery constrained". Manufacturers will produce as many EVs as the market demands. If certain manufacturers choose not to produce EVs to meet quantity demand than other will. Economics 101, it's that simple.
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  2061. Classic empire overreach by the US and vassals. History is replete with numerous examples of this occurring over and over again. Doesn't anyone learn from history or is the hubris so entrenched that any notion of a downfall is immediately waved off with the claim "we're different"?
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  2062. In the voice of Jan Brady - "Putin, Putin, Putin..."
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  2063.  @Bubba-z4s  You know a thing or two about having no teeth. I'm sorry you can't afford to see a dentist...🤣
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  2064. I thought friends don't let friends drive drunk?🤔
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  2065. US new car market is stagnant while the Chinese market is still growing at 10-15% per year. Lots of untapped potential buyers in China plus if you add exporting to the rest of the world all of a sudden that US market doesn't look so appealing anymore...🤣
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  2066. So when are these people going to be arrested and fined for violating Title 8 U.S. Code § 1324a?
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  2067. Rob Zombie? Ziggy Marley?
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  2068. Pepe is the man...🤩
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  2069. "We don't have to abide by the UN Charter and rules! " - Is that you Nuttyahoo?🤣
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  2070.  @swiftmovers3827  90% of all iPhones are still produced in China and Foxconn still backed out of a 19.5 billion deal in India. Matter of time? At this rate it will take 100 years to shift manufacturing if it ever occurs. China has 35% of the world's manufacturing capability while India is at 2.6%, it's not even comparable.
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  2071. Even a tiny country gets the red carpet treatment. Very classy...👍
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  2072. Who shops at Beast Buy? This isn't the 1990s...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2073.  @TheGreatAmphibian  I didn't say China was ahead in nuclear fusion energy. I said according to a recent report China is ahead of the US in nuclear fission energy. Maybe you should take your own advice and read comments more carefully...🤣
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  2074. ​ @L98fiero  The whole "he's dangerous that's why we followed him" is a cover for the real operation. Nobody sinks that much manpower and energy into something unless there's a payoff.
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  2075. The biggest beneficiary of the Nord Stream fiasco is China. Cheap gas from Russia via the Power of Siberia. Selling all sorts of goods to Russia due to the vacuum left by western companies. Now European companies are expanding operations in China because it's too expensive to operate at home. Extra revenue and taxable income lets China plow the excess into semiconductors so they can defeat US sanctions and take over the market. The US is the gift that keeps on giving...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2076.  @刘军-q9m  A San Francisco developer made an app for your phone to document and send an alert to city management about poop made by homeless people and drug addicts.
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  2077.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  They have to apply for those work visa, don't they? Do you have evidence they applied and were denied? When you make a claim you need to have evidence of that claim. Pulling stuff out of your backside is not evidence...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2078.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  "My few sources.." - That pretty much is an admission you only have anecdotal evidence. You should probable quite while your ahead...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2079.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  ...and somehow this H-1B limit equates to the remaining 80% of students wanting to apply? That some mental gymnastics you got going on, which of course you can't quantify with the data you have...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2080.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  I'm not the one making the claim, you are. It's called the burden of proof. Maybe you've heard of it? 🤪
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  2081.  @penguinlin85  So you're admitting you're a troll? Well that's something we can both agree on. In the future try to put some effort into a comeback other than repeating mine. You're just embarrassing yourself by not being original.
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  2082.  @mudshovel289  My ancestors were growing tomatoes and potatoes...🤣
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  2083. Because they've already implemented CDBC and don't want a competing currency. BTC only has value because people believe it has value, nothing else. Selling the machines could be the way China capitalizes on the new tulip mania...🤣
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  2084.  @Modern_CarWorld  Xiaomi sued and the Biden Administration knew the ban wouldn't survive a court challenge, therefore in order not to set precedent the US dropped the ban.
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  2085.  @libra6492  I don't know all the military inventory of both belligerents, but like normal people I rely on various websites that have this information.
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  2086. Notice they are all sitting at the same table very close to each other? Symbolism is very important in diplomacy...🤪
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  2087. Borqs Technology (BRQS) is a penny stock that currently trades at $1.38 on the NASDAQ. In fact the company hasn't turned a profit since 2017. The stock has fallen from a high of 164.80 on July 19, 2017. His interest in the company is only $966,000 at Friday's close.
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  2088.  @ronniedizon3349  Truth hurts, doesn't it?
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  2089. Well they took a look at the US track record and decided to do the smart thing. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2090.  @sentientbeingsnews1098  Juvenile comments get juvenile responses, or do you think that Africans should beg for a free airport?
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  2091. No BSD for me do to their virtual hugs policy: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/02/21/freebsd_code_of_conduct_controversy/
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  2092. I've been using Windows in VMs for years. It's great when a Windows update inevitably borks the OS. Just roll back to a previous image and you're back up in minutes.
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  2093.  @Sean-giang  YouTube keeps deleting them. Most likely because I'm using all the synonyms for il buco del culo when responding to your posts.
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  2094. Ansar Allah, aka: houthis, want a democracy in Yemen. Don't believe me? It's in their charter. Where's the support for democracy in Yemen? Empire of lies strikes again.
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  2095. Always love these international polls that exclude most of the international community...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2096. If Austin is Darth Vader that makes Biden Sheev Palpatine...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2097. US Constitution is getting trashed at the behest of a foreign power. Think about that for a moment and ask yourself who is the real enemy?
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  2098. I guess we all know who's going to be the next country on the dirty dozen list to recognize China instead of Taiwan...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2099. ISIS-K attacks countries that are enemies of the US, but they never attack Israel or the US who are actually killing Muslims in large numbers...🤔
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  2100.  @TacticalMayo  Just watch out for those underwater mountains in the South China Sea...🤣
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  2101.  @TacticalMayo  Last time US fought a peer military in the air or at sea was in 1945...🤣
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  2102. They was no guilty plea by Meng Wanzhou. The DOJ decided to continue the case against Huawei for allegations of wrongdoing. Attorney Richard Kurland explains: https://youtu.be/wfIkYcep34w
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  2103. The US is not going to war with China. Instead it's going to facilitate a proxy war, then US and vassals will give China the "Russia" treatment and in the process destroy the world economy. Politicians in Washington actually believe the US will be the last one standing to rule over the destitute and reap all the benefits...🤣
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  2104. US is dripping with hypocrisy. The "Empire of Lies" just doesn't know when to stop... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2105. From a technology and quality standpoint the ET5 crushes the P5. It basically comes down to do you want to pay the premium for this level of vehicle.
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  2106. So what if China has my user data? What are they going to do with it? Try to sell me more crap that I don't need? As a US citizen I would prefer China have the data than the US government. Why? Because the Chinese can't put me in a little cage for my data.
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  2107. According to data from China's CDC the vast majority of deaths from Covid-19 were 70+ in age, which is the exact demographic that tends to vote conservative.
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  2108.  @Sean-giang  You spelled Zelensky wrong...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2109. Nippon Steel is Japan's largest steel producer. I know all Asians look alike to Americans, but you have to try harder...🤣
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  2110. The Manila Times has heard the recording and the editorial board is demanding the government in Manila address these claims. Sensitive information is usually released to the press first to lend legitimacy and reach a wider audience. However it could have also be released to the press in order for the Bongbong administration to come clean and save face. If there's no movement I expect the next step is going to be a China MFA press conference with a full audio release.
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  2111.  @edwardare5823  I don't know how the US is going to fund anything in the SCS since there's no money. Everything is put on the credit card...🤣
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  2112.  @covertpuppytwo4568  Whatever. You're a legend in your own mind. 🙄
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  2113. Winnie the Pooh is there. He's not banned and everyone loves him, and Tigger too.
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  2114.  @capt9  If people were arrested for posting stupidity you would be serving life in prison...🤣
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  2115. It was 2.2 trillion dollars to be exact...💰⬇🚽
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  2116.  @disappointedenglishman98  ...and yet you are still here.
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  2117. It shows the case against Assange is weak, otherwise they wouldn't have offered the deal.
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  2118.  @jeffarmstrong8894  Most people when they get burned don't keep touching the stove.
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  2119.  @thikifo395  "American companies need to stay in America" - and go bankrupt on their own...🤣
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  2120.  @Batucadax  Chinese workers and supply chains will just shift to domestic manufacturers who are going to replace Uniqlo's market share...🤣
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  2121.  @Batucadax  Domestic retailers silly. Uniqlo is not the only game in town...🤣
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  2122. Don Christoforou I am forever in your debt...😎
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  2123. Japan wants to join, so now it's JAPAUSUK...🤣
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  2124.  @alanclw6024  ...while driving their brand new EVs. Forgot about that one...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2125. Last year the US turned out 568,000 STEM grads while China turned out 4.7 million. By numbers alone the US can not retain its technological advantage, which facilitates both its economic and military power.
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  2126.  @stresslessflex6389  CPU and display can easily be removed and replaced with other components that are made in China or Taiwan. Not so much for the other items since the supply chains no longer exist and the cost to duplicate would be prohibitively expensive. How's that Chinese made microwave working out?🤣
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  2127.  @stresslessflex6389  Actually all appliances from Hamilton Beach are manufactured by sub-contractors in China since 2002. Check that with that AI you seem to like...🤣
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  2128. I forget that Bustani was Brazilian. This is the ultimate middle finger to the US...🖕
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  2129. Gray lady down?
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  2130.  @bboystretch7788  Nothing can be done, they have to be defeated through economic means and de-dollarization. The cost of military expenditures can not be financed without the re-circulation of dollars into US treasuries from foreign sources. Money printing can only go so far until inflation starts to chip away at the value of the currency. There's no alternative since the US does not practice industrial capitalism anymore, it's pretty much all financial. Without the reserve status of the dollar the US would go bankrupt overnight.
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  2131. "Deeply embarrassed Canada" or in other words Thursday...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2132. It's called a monopsony when you have this market condition, but it's irrelevant because there are many buyers.
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  2133.  @Inisfad  You can have degrees of monopsony power. For instance Amazon has some power over seller pricing since they have such a large sales distribution, same with Walmart.
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  2134. @Ben Benito Phones are a low margin product, so no loss there. Anyway Xiaomi , another Chinese manufacturer, is now the world's number one smartphone seller. Huawei generates 100 billion USD a year in revenue and their profit margin increased 76% last year since they spun off their Honor brand. Huawei is the world's leader in 5G with a 35% market share, own the majority of essential 5G patents, are the only manufacturer with an end-to-end stack, have more advanced technology, and are more competitive in price. China has 60% of the world's 5G networks with over one million based stations installed with the majority of them being Huawei or ZTE produced. Why do you keep lying over and over again when you can easily be refuted with a quick search? Is the pay that good to keep up this charade? You don't even post anymore, you just keep cutting and pasting. Does your employer know about this? You should probable be fired since they're not getting their money's worth. Or is it because you enjoy the responses you get? Maybe getting shot down and ridiculed day in and day out is like an online BDSM thing for you...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2135. Zelensky's terms reminds me of a show in the 1970s with an island, a man in a white suit, an airplane, and a little person...🤣
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  2136.  @Sean-giang  ...and with that ad hominem attack I've won again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2137.  @Sean-giang  Of course you would do a "womp womp" with a rusty trombone...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2138.  @Sean-giang  ...with 60% of the people voting for someone else...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2139. Banning something only because of ethnicity is basically the definition of xenophobia. You need to put down whatever your smoking... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2140.  @Bubba-z4s  If China is begging why did they ban export of certain rare earth minerals to the US? China corners the world market and in some cases up to 90% of the total supply. How's the US going to build their tech without them?🤣
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  2141. The higher the range the less time between charging, therefore charging times start to become less of an issue. Battery degradation is also a consideration since you retain a good portion of the usable range, even with a substantial reduction.
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  2142. US can't win a war against Iran unless they go nuclear. Iran's missile and defensive capabilities are enough to keep the US at bay. If anyone doubts me look up Millennium Challenge 2002 and red team commander Lieutenant General Paul K. Van Riper.
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  2143. So two wrongs make it right?
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  2144. The best way to apply a distance road tax is to place a tax on tire purchases since they eventually need to be replaced.
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  2145. China is a mixed economy, just like everyone else. The difference is that in China the government controls capital, and by extension capitalists, while in the US it's the other way around...🤣
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  2146.  @tooltalk  In the United States fire departments respond to an average of 287,000 vehicle fires every year, or 30 fires per hour. Once again you take the proportion of EV fires out of context to suit your agenda.
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  2147.  @tooltalk  By percentage the risk of an EV fire is still lower than a gasoline powered vehicle. Also you still didn't distinguish between fires caused by accidents or other factors. Once again disingenuous as usual...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2148.  @tooltalk  "newer vehicles usually don't catch fire unless in collision." - Well you just invalidated your argument for the Hangzhou battery fire because the vehicle hit a barrier at high speed, then caught fire. If you're going to gasp at straws please make an effort not to contradict yourself...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2149. When the EU destroys their industries with these sanctions China can step in and purchase the assets from all these bankrupt companies.... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2150. Russian MOD Daily Briefing for July 10, 2022 w/English Subtitles: https://youtu.be/YDrZkwXndWw
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  2151. At least Rubio said CPC instead of CCP, so that's a start...🤣
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  2152. This lettuce salad has salmonella or listeria because it's so toxic. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2153. Chines hackers are so based they can penetrate the US Treasury, but somehow the don't know how to spoof an IP address...🤣
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  2154.  @ryanwalters6184  Russia didn't care if Ukraine joined the EU. However Ukraine joining NATO, which is a military alliance, is the red line. You can't even get the basics straight. Must be all that "American Exceptionalism" you keep talking about...🤣
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  2155.  @mudshovel289  This is the strongest language I've ever heard coming directly from the MOFA. As you can see the leadership has drawn a line in the sand. To call it a bluff is a strategic mistake, especially after the meeting last week with Putin and his entire cabinet...🤣
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  2156.  @Wvavy  I didn't know North Carolina has an 18 trillion dollars industrialized economy...🤣
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  2157. I see the "rules-based order" is busy pushing illegal sanctions and stealing others property. When a new sphere in the multipolar world is firmly established countries will start invalidating their debts and removing themselves from the western financial system. When this happens the US is done since the majority of the world's population will not be a part of their domain.
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  2158. The only thing Trump can squeeze is a bottle of hair gel...🤣
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  2159. They left the killing of women and children out of the design.
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  2160. Japan currency is the Yen (JPY). Chinese currency is the Yuan or Renminbi (CNY).
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  2161. Cut and paste directly from the Epoch Times...🤣
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  2162. VW could be partnering with Chinese automakers and start producing these vehicles in Germany. Modern EV assembly lines are mostly automated, so it doesn't matter where the cars are produced since the production cost per unit difference is negligible...😎
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  2163. "Biden lied..." - Sky is blue, water is wet, women have secrets, and politicians lie.
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  2164. Ukrainians paid the butcher's bill and the US still demands more. No country in their right mind would ever partner with the US because the end result will always be the same. Better to take the economic hit up front, like Iran or Venezuela, and tell the US to piss off.
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  2165. These trolls all use the same language like they're reading off a script. They need some new material.
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  2166.  @TacticalMayo  They were asked to leave, end of story. Need to read more news...🤣
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  2167.  @TacticalMayo  Yes we are, and there's nothing you can do about it...🤣
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  2168.  @TacticalMayo  You need to put down the controller and experience real life for a moment since it's not a video game...🤣
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  2169.  @TacticalMayo  This reminds me of a show in the 1970s with an island, a man in a white suit, an airplane, and a little person...🤣
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  2170. Or secure a cypto currency among a certain group of countries with a shared interest like BRICS? By doing this you wouldn't be trading one master for another, so buying into the idea would be much easier...😎
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  2171.  @100c0c  We also haven't touched on the right of the people peaceably to assemble, which TikTok as a medium regularly provides. Remember, rights are not abridged because you shift from the physical world into the digital.
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  2172. Zelensky is a puppet, he does what he's told otherwise the Banderists/Nazis will just kill him. Any sane person would have sued for peace by now. Even Saakashvili signed a peace agreement eleven days into the Georgian war with Russia.
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  2173. In the voice of Jan Brady - " Russia, Russia, Russia".
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  2174. I say let them keep up the facade so they can shovel more money into the MIC furnace. The faster the US goes bankrupt the faster the empire will be dismantled.
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  2175. As Alan Greenspan would say "irrational exuberance."
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  2176. The stars at night are big and bright (clap, clap, clap, clap), Deep in the heart of Texas...🤠󠁵󠁳󠁴
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  2177. Once you add the government incentives for cars under 300,000 yuan it's even cheaper.
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  2178.  @taumus1  Why haven't the actual test results been made public?
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  2179. Challenger tanks are awesome as a barbecue...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2180.  @TacticalMayo  Please, US can't even stop a bunch of guys in sandals with AKMs in the Red Sea...🤣
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  2181. It's good that Thailand is getting affordable EVs to cut down on pollution, which is pretty bad. Even better that BYD is going to build a factory to support the local economy.
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  2182. The power to crash the dollar has been China's for some time now. However they're not willing to use the "nuclear option" because nobody knows what will happen after that...🤪
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  2183.  @MrMaxprofit  Chinese exports only make up about 19 percent of their GDP while domestic consumption is the largest segment at 53 percent. All of this can easily be verified with a simple search...🤣
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  2184.  @Endo1991  Englishmen once said "the sun never sets on the British Empire." Where are they now?🤣
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  2185. US will fight Russia to the last Ukrainian.
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  2186.  @Bubba-z4s  As the saying goes it takes one to know one...🤣
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  2187. Just read that as of yesterday BeiDou is now up to 60 satellites...:face-blue-smiling:
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  2188. QUA(D)simodo...🤣
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  2189. The ISS is primarily Russian because the Russian Orbital Segment (ROS) controls navigation, propulsion, and life support. Everything else is ancillary and could not function without the ROS...🤪
    2
  2190.  @shadyhazza  Do you expect anything less from Mike "we lied, we cheated, we stole™" Pompeo?
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  2191. Actually it's now the BYD Qin EV, which is a full size sedan.
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  2192. ...and the BYD Song Plus.
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  2193.  @roberto2238  There are plenty since they have to interact with Chinese production teams. The design team at Apple is secretive, but here's one of them... https://www.joyqzhang.com/apple
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  2194. The tariffs are a stealth tax on the American consumer and the reason why they haven't been removed.
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  2195. Don't forgot all the independent repair facilities, parts manufacturing and sales plus other ancillary services that will either disappear or be curtailed.
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  2196.  @garyshepherd9367  Wasn't it Churchill that said Stalin "broke the back" of the Germans? You need to read some history books instead of just watching the Hollywood version...🤣
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  2197.  @L110508  Tactical "between the ears" Mayo is not too bright, but we need to have some pity for the mental disabled...🤣
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  2198. You're putting the propaganda on thick today. There are hundreds of YouTube channels from people in China who have been criticizing the Chinese government. In China people complain and even protest about government policies all the time. What they're not doing is trying to overthrow the government. This would be a problem for ANY country including the US. Have you forgotten about January 6th?
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  2199.  @fizban5959  What happened to those protesters? Arrested and imprisoned. Silenced on platforms such as youtube, Twitter, and Facebook. USG then sets up a Red Zone in Washington complete with 25,000 US National Guard troops. Sounds very authoritarian to me, don't you agree?
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  2200.  @fizban5959  Ask all you want. I'm not taking the bait.
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  2201. Oh no!!! He's armed with fresh fruit!!!
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  2202. Do not feed the troll...⬆
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  2203. You just described the Israeli army in the West Bank and Gaza Strip...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2204. If you need Windows a VM is the way to go. If something goes wrong it doesn't take you 2.5 hours to roll back an OS update. Just restore the image from backup.
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  2205. You need to adjust that tin-foil hat a little bit more...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2206.  @julenemalcolm5706  Quote comes from Rita Mae Brown's 1983 bestseller Sudden Death.
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  2207.  @FrostRare  "The US’ blatant imposition of tariffs as high as 104 per cent on Chinese goods is nothing short of naked intimidation and blackmail, which the Chinese side firmly rejects. Such actions by the US will never “make America great again”; instead, they have made America a barbarian of the 21st century." Huang Jingrui, spokesperson, Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong
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  2208.  @FrostRare  In the first paragraph of the letter it states clearly "I would like to reiterate the solemn position of the Chinese government." I know it's difficult to admit you are wrong, but it's public record. Personal incredulity doesn't change these facts.
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  2209.  @jrkr7357  Everything is produced by extending the technology of somebody before them...😎
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  2210.  @avatarairbinder6157  The ostrich method of claiming nothing is presented doesn't work since it's already in the public domain with publication by the Manila Times.
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  2211.  @avatarairbinder6157  You're being obtuse on purpose because the information doesn't fit your narrative. It's rather pathetic and just shows intellectual dishonesty...🤣
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  2212.  @avatarairbinder6157 Keep up with the intellectual dishonesty. Everyone reading this thread is laughing at you...🤣
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  2213.  @Bubba-z4s  Say something bad about Israel and see if your comment doesn't get deleted...🤣
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  2214.  @Bubba-z4s  What are you talking about? They have a hotline called 12345 where you can call and complain to the government, and they actually fix the problem...🤣
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  2215.  @Bubba-z4s  In the US money is free speech. You have no free speech cuz you broke...🤣
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  2216. One of the many reasons I have numerous firearms just in case one follows up on their threat.
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  2217. Dolphin review at the Fully Charged Show. Elliot is very impressed: https://youtu.be/63wCfqSQp8c
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  2218. No he's a pirate, and a sulky liver sausage...🤣
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  2219.  @mudshovel289  Neither could GM or Chrysler. So what's your point?🤣
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  2220.  @mudshovel289  There are actually 15 NEV pure play and incumbents with EV divisions that are profitable in China. Glenn Luk on Elon's free speech platform did a fantastic analysis with a financial breakdown for 2023. Do actual research instead of regurgitating tired old talking points, mkay?🤣
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  2221.  @mudshovel289  I'm laughing at your attempts to post an argument that's just a bunch of run on sentences. Did you know that Commence Secretary Gina Raimondo just stated that “trying to hold China back is a fool's errand” with regards to semiconductors? I just keep winning these arguments over and over again. Maybe it's because I do actual research...🤣
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  2222.  @scottmcloughlin4371  Sorry, but Hayek and Mises is not standard theory. You're in the minority and out of your league on this one.
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  2223.  @topsuperseven7910  You mad bro?
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  2224. More javelins for Russia, see below. Maybe Russia should give them to their Syrian and Iranian friends? 🤣😂🤣😂 https://youtu.be/PUKX314sr0M
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  2225.  @cze33e  Delivered down the chimney while Medvedev goes "Ho, Ho, Ho"...🤣
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  2226. China is too integrated into the world economy for the US to do anything. US and its vassals would be committing economic suicide.
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  2227.  @PhiloSurfer  I totally agree that oil monopolies have been trying to kill EVs for over a century. However it was advances in battery technology that promoted the resurgence of EVs, and the Chinese dominate that entire supply chain. If they didn't I believe EVs would have been crushed for at least another 20 years.
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  2228.  @TacticalMayo  Enjoy paying more less, it's the American way...🤣
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  2229. The police patch at 7:35 is a fake with typos as many have pointed out. Take a screen shot of the patch and do a Google image search. The first hit will be a real Chinese police patch. I would post the link, but Youtube keeps deleting the comment no matter how much I obfuscate it.
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  2230. Well they offer it in Norway and according to NIO the majority of buyers are going the BaaS route.
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  2231. Maintain? More like accelerate the decline...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2232.  USAis POOR  I suggest Taiwan get those white flags cleaned and pressed. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2233. DOAUKUS would also work since it's dead on arrival.
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  2234. “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” - George Orwell, 1984
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  2235. US weaponizing the dollar has to be the dumbest thing ever conceived. US political establishment's hubris and belief of their indispensability has no limits...🤡
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  2236. No that's the NSA plus US military vehicles aren't doing too well in Ukraine, BYD is outselling Tesla, and China has a dozen or more phone manufacturers while the US has two maybe three, and all those phones are produced in China...🤣
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  2237.  @Royz061  Sorry, I don't watch fake news...🤣
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  2238.  @Royz061  "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored" - Aldous Huxley
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  2239. Ramaswamy is an idiot with his 50% nonsense because SSNs are randomized so you're not going to get an equal distribution...🤡
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  2240. China will just end up producing suitable replacements for the limited technology European companies have to offer. Reducing your market share and creating competitors who have a history of producing goods cheaper and faster is the exact opposite of economic security.
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  2241. Wikipedia is not a valid source. Didn't you learn that in college?
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  2242.  @mudshovel289  No, you're confusing me with somebody else you hate...🤣
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  2243.  @Bubba-z4s  You seem to like characters from children's books. Now we know your reading level...🤣
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  2244.  @MoshePGuedes  Jack Ma tried to set up a parallel banking system. In China the government is in control of capital while in the US it's the other way around...🤣
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  2245. Hong Kong protests look like a hippie sit-in compared to France. Where are all the "beautiful sight to behold" praises...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2246. FRAUKUS
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  2247. US Government - "We hate the Chinese. We hate Muslims. But we care about Chinese Muslims"
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  2248.  @xiaozihua  Bongbong got caught lying his Pinoy backside off...🤣
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  2249.  @musicdev  Apple, Vivo, and Oppo had declines of 24%, 15%, and 22% respectively in that same period.
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  2250. When a tariff is placed on an import domestic manufactures raise prices to match the cost of the import plus the tariff in order capitalize on short term profits. Tariffs produce a gain for domestic producers, a gain for the government, and a loss for the consumer. Tariffs create inefficiencies in consumption producing a net loss for society. International Economics 101.
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  2251.  @Bubba-z4s  Unlike you TikTok actually does something...🤣
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  2252.  @QuantumBits0  "This underscores the need for China to adhere to international norms and respect neighboring nations' rights, rather than expanding territory under dubious historical pretenses." - The historically record shows that in 111 BC Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty actually started claiming the islands and archipelagos of the region. Other than the brief period of French interdiction there is an unbroken line of control and administration of the islands and archipelagos by China for over 2,000 years.
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  2253. Home Depot lied to you. The kit is available for 29.99 and it's called a Wilkins 3/4 in. - 1 in. 710 Bonnet Repair Kit.
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  2254. When a tariff or quota is imposed the domestic producer always raises their prices to match the imported product plus the tariff or quota. Reason is because the domestic producer can make short term profits without the cost of ramping up production to meet demand. Tariffs and quotas are usually short lived, so any capital expenditure for increased production is at risk. The end result is a gain for the government, a gain for domestic producers, a loss in consumption, and a loss for consumers. International Economics 101.
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  2255. There was a US P8 that was loitering in the area prior to the explosion, which has been documented with the Monkey Werx video. So Hersh may have gotten the nationality of the plane wrong, but the mechanics of the operation to drop the sonar buoy are still in line with his reporting.
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  2256. Did you read about the leaked US Navy intelligence report just published in Business Insider? It shows that China has 232 times greater ship building capacity than the US. Talk about inadequacy...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2257.  @mudshovel289  And? Your criticism is duly noted and ignored...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2258. Comac C919: Doors Stay On: ☑ Wheels Stay On: ☑ Landing Gear Works: ☑ Basic requirements for an aircraft that others (cough) Boeing (cough) can't seem to meet...🤣
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  2259. Lincoln left his response to the "diplomatic boycott" in his diaper... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2260.  @BridgeportIPA  You keep changing the goalpost, therefore it's futile to even respond.
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  2261. "...getting the standard issue protester flag kit..." - Made in China of course. No matter how you slice it the Chinese are always the winners...🤣
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  2262. Russian is bombing the factory with conventional FAB-3000 bombs. Once the factory is softened up they're going to switch to thermobaric munitions to eliminated anyone in the underground facility.
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  2263. @Ben Benito Once again you're wrong on all counts. How can you live with the knowledge that almost everything you post can easily be dismissed with one quick web search? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2264. Just in time for all those cold German winter nights.
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  2265. Das boot ist kaputt...🚣‍♀
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  2266.  @QuantumBits0  "The 2016 ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA), which decisively rejected the legal basis for China's 'nine-dash line' claims, remains fully applicable." No it doesn't because of the exclusion China availed under article 298 of UNCLOS, which reads as follows: "When signing, ratifying or acceding to this Convention or at any time thereafter, a State may, without prejudice to the obligations arising under section 1, declare in writing that it does not accept any one or more of the procedures provided for in section 2 [compulsory dispute settlement] with respect to one or more of the following categories of disputes: 1) Compulsory Third-party Adjudication 2) Compulsory Conciliation 3) Optional Conciliation 4) Exclusion from dispute settlement" - Article 298, Section 2, UNCLOS
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  2267. It's hilarious there are English sub-titles when Irish people are speaking...🤣
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  2268. Fish seem to like it: https://www.amazon.com/Berkley-Hollow-Nuclear-Chicken-Fishing/dp/B00LDYGEX4
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  2269.  @TheBooban  Because of the better quality and lower price of Xinjiang cotton versus similar alternatives. Excluding Xinjiang cotton is a terrible business decision since the company has a fiduciary responsible to its shareholders.
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  2270.  @DelroyJackson-s2j  You do realize that's the 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution...🤣
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  2271.  @Sean-giang  If we're talking about sinking who has more than 34 trillion in debt?
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  2272.  @Sean-giang There's this thing called being overleveraged, maybe you've heard of it? When those dollars start heading back to the US due to credit risk the inflationary spike is going to be epic.
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  2273.  @Sean-giang  Definition of broke is liabilities are greater than revenue. Last time I checked China had a surplus this year, again. How about the US?
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  2274. Chinese made junk like the iPhone...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2275.  @Cheesecake99YearsAgo  If they didn't like what they saw outside the firewall then why do you need the firewall in the first place?
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  2276. White House is going to build a border wall? Maybe Biden should ask China for help since they have some experience with that...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2277.  @Lyra0966  It's not my list, but from a Tweet by Nury Vittachi that went viral.
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  2278.  @capt9  ...because they ran out of toilet paper...🤣
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  2279.  @capt9  At least Russia doesn't have a 35.7 trillion dollar balance on their credit card...🤣
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  2280. You're absolutely correct. That system is brutal.
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  2281. Taiwan is playing a dangerous game if they think the US will come to their aid if conflict breaks out. The Pentagon has extensively war gamed such a conflict in the Taiwan Straights and in every scenario the US losses. The US is importing more than ever from China with the tariffs on Chinese goods being an additional burden on the average American consumer. These actions are just a continuation of the vast transfer of wealth from the lower classes into the pockets of elites, there's no other explanation.
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  2282. @Jason Hunt The PNAC plan was also the blueprint for the invasion of Iraq in 2003. How did that work out?
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  2283.  @QuantumBits0  Please, whether it was a tactical decision by the US or not the fact remains that the Philippines never claimed the territory. The historically record shows that in 111 BC Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty actually started claiming the islands and archipelagos of the region. As for more recent history the video clearly illustrates citing multiple sources the islands and archipelagos of the region have never been the territory of the Philippines. Attempts to obfuscate these inconvenient facts makes your response even more pathetic.
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  2284.  @makeshift722  ...and as such the US cannot derive benefit from a treaty that it is not a party to...🤣
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  2285. Nebenzya should have said "Bawk Bawk Bawk" after Arias' statement.
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  2286. Lying pays the bills for these "experts". If they told the truth they would be out of a job.
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  2287. Countries with the world's largest bauxite reserves (in million metric tons): Guinea - 7.4 Australia - 5.1 Vietnam - 3.7 Brazil - 2.7 Jamaica - 2.0 Indonesia - 1.2 China - 1.0 India - 660 Russia - 500 Saudi Arabia - 190 Malaysia - 170 Notice a pattern of US involvement?
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  2288.  @mrroazam3977  Actually they do because they're wearing business attire by Pashtun standards.
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  2289. @Janindu Rodrigo (CH) Nearly three million people in Hong Kong signed a petition supporting the national security law and a majority of the population in Taiwan would rather be a part of China since this avoids the possibility of a war they can not win. This can easily be verified through multiple sources. Please stop responding if you're just going to tell bald-faced lies.
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  2290. Kizone Kaprow You might be "Tood Gakk" or "Ed" or (insert sock puppet de jour). That's why you have upvotes on your comments. How pathetic?
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  2291. Bill Mitchell builds those strawmen real high, then burns them down.
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  2292. Accountancy has nothing to do with financial advising. They are two separate disciplines.
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  2293. Socialism works fine in small groups, as our ancestors in prehistoric times knew very well. However as communities grew socialism no longer serves its primary function and instead becomes an obstacle in the financial well-being of both the individual and society as a whole.
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  2294. Everyone knows that Elliot Rodger was a TYT subscriber, right? They're more to blame since the NRA has almost no political power in Sacramento. In fact the Brady Campaign six months ago listed California as having the "toughest gun control laws in the country": http://www.latimes.com/local/political/la-me-pc-california-has-toughest-gun-laws-in-country-study-finds-20131209-story.html So please keep crying over strawmen and completely gloss over the fact that Rodger was the end product of a rich elite California progressive upbringing. Sucks when one of your own goes off the deep end.   
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  2295. “I am the Great Cornholio, I need T.P. for my bunghole” - Beavis and Butt-Head
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  2296. Macron married his mother, literally.
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  2297. Cat's saying  "f*ck you, human" at the end.
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  2298. I think they're waiting for Peruta in California since an en banc review is most likely in the works.
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  2299. What about Aquaman? Robot Chicken: Superman vs. Aquaman
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  2300. I use to have a wife, but now I get to do all the "dangerous and not very smart" shit I want.
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  2301. Damn, when I clicked on video I looked up and it was 10:00 PM. That's freaky.
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  2302. Police commit crimes at approximately the same rate as the general population. Therefore if the general population is subject to video surveillance so should the police.
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  2303. Not voting for Le Pen? Then you're anti-women.
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  2304. My ancestors were picking tomatoes and potatoes when slavery was going on, so I carry absolutely zero guilt.
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  2305. Were's the Thighmaster?
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  2306. SBS. Hurry up and get that stamp!!!
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  2307. I'm Mister White Christmas, I'm Mister Snow, I'm Mister Icicle, I'm Mister Ten Below, Friends call me Snow Miser ...
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  2308. His real crime is that he was sloppy. You're obviously going to attract attention when dealing with government or corporate misdeeds. He didn't insulate himself enough to allow for plausible deniability. 
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  2309. I'm far more frightened of my government than Islamic jihadists, or the far right, or the far left.
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  2310. Why did she do this for Reason instead of Fox? Is this the decline of the Independents?
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  2311. Squidbillies? The Venture Bros? American Dad? 
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  2312. gskibum Pretty much. Here's the proof: http://reason.com/blog/2014/11/15/philae-landing-one-small-step-for-scienc#comment_4904151
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  2313. "Breaking and entering isn't worth death". This is so convoluted applying it the victim. It's the criminals that should fear death from a home invasion not the owner. Thank FSM I don't live in the UK.
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  2314. China trade with the US is only 2.79% of their GDP. Pretty sure they could absorb that loss...🤣
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  2315.  @klardfarkus3891  Tesla Plaid runs 9.2 in the 1/4 mile. There's no "muscle" if you can't beat that.
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  2316.  @klardfarkus3891  Tesla set a new standard in performance. Get used to it.
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  2317. I'm glad you turned the comments back on. When I saw they were off I was pretty sure it was done in error...:face-blue-smiling:
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  2318. "Russia is going to put nukes into space" - So the US already has nukes in space?
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  2319. Doesn't matter because you're still wrong: (factcheck(DOT)org/2012/12/gun-rhetoric-vs-gun-facts/) From the report: "the rate of gun murder is at its lowest point since at least 1981: 3.6 per 100,000 people in 2010. The high point was 7 in 1993." How much of a beating does it take before you realize you're on the losing end. You just don't know when to quit. :)
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  2320. God doesn't exist. It's Santa Claus for grown ups...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2321. US is provoking China to take military action against Taiwan so they can isolate China just like with Russia. The playbook never changes...🤡🍞🎪
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  2322. One hand of the "Mighty Wurlitzer" doesn't know what the other hand is doing. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2323. Those kangaroo jockeys are as significant as a gnat flying around a water buffalo's ass...🤣
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  2324. Enjoy your technological ghetto...🤣
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  2325. More like the Supreme Thot of Ukraine...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2326. Deez Oreshnik nuts...🤣
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  2327. According to his Wikipedia entry Anthony Carty has a very impressive CV. Anyone outright dismissing what this gentlemen has to say on the subject is basically an idiot...🤣
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  2328. On Douyin or Bilibili you can find thousands of videos that criticizes the Chinese government. What you can't find is mocking and ridicule of its leadership, which is mainly due to Chinese culture.
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  2329. Iran was compliant with the JCPOA according to the IAEA, but when Trump pulled out of the JCPOA Iran just rolled back its commitments. US can always return to the JCPOA and Iran will be compliant once again. Why should Iran limit their nuclear technology without an incentive? By the way North Korea has nuclear weapons and if you haven't noticed the US doesn't threaten to bomb them on a daily basis...😂🤣😂🤣
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  2330. Between "Delete A" and buying eight times as much Iranian oil it's obviously clear that China is leading the change of the global pecking order...:text-green-game-over:
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  2331.  @robincray116  Also the U.S Navy Diving Manual is pretty much the bible of the diving community, so unless you have vast years of diving experience at various depths with multiple certifications I wouldn't listen to any advice you may have on the subject simply because I don't want to get myself killed...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2332.  @robincray116  "Cave divers have operated in excess of 10 hours underwater with the right equipment" - This does not address the descend, bottom, and ascend time needed. "Rebreather closed circuit systems that use soda lime to scrub C02..." - A non-mixed UBA would have an even longer ascend time, therefore this is irrelevant. "Water temperature doesn't change with water depth..." - I stated thermal considerations have to be addressed. I did not claim "at that depth water is cold".
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  2333.  @Sean-giang  I guess Duterte did take some "shit" from Xi if he agreed to this...🤣
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  2334.  @mauriscasapao3197  "Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo told a House of Representatives hearing last week that China had sought a 50-50 per cent revenue-sharing deal on the joint project rather than a 60-40 per cent arrangement in favour of the Philippines." SMCP Morning Desk, Philippines’ South China Sea deal with Beijing hits another snag over profits, South China Morning Post, September 6, 2022
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  2335.  @Sean-giang  "The Convention, however, does not address the sovereignty of States over land territory. Accordingly, this Tribunal has not been asked to, and does not purport to, make any ruling as to which State enjoys sovereignty over any land territory in the South China Sea, in particular with respect to the disputes concerning sovereignty over the Spratly Islands or Scarborough Shoal." - Section 5 , PCA Case 2013-19
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  2336.  @mauriscasapao3197  Actual China does have economic rights to the territory since it's their territory. What country doesn't have economic rights to their own territory?
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  2337.  @Sean-giang  ...but it includes the maritime portion surrounding the territory of China up to and including China's EEZ.
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  2338.  @Sean-giang  "Similarly, although the Convention does contain provisions concerning the delimitation of maritime boundaries, China made a declaration in 2006 to exclude maritime boundary delimitation from its acceptance of compulsory dispute settlement, something the Convention expressly permits for maritime boundaries and certain other matters." - Section 6 , PCA Case 2013-19
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  2339.  @Sean-giang  Not really since the declaration was made in accordance with article 298 of UNCLOS, therefore it's binding...🤣
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  2340.  @Sean-giang  "When signing, ratifying or acceding to this Convention or at any time thereafter, a State may, without prejudice to the obligations arising under section 1, declare in writing that it does not accept any one or more of the procedures provided for in section 2 [compulsory dispute settlement] with respect to one or more of the following categories of disputes: 1) Compulsory Third-party Adjudication 2) Compulsory Conciliation 3) Optional Conciliation 4) Exclusion from dispute settlement" - Article 298, Section 2, UNCLOS
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  2341. "In this country, you gotta make the money first. Then when you get the money, you get the power. Then when you get the power, then you get the women."
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  2342. Problem: Rising Labor Costs? Solution: Automation since China leads the world in industrial robots with 52% of total installations.
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  2343.  @pallasstreetborrisoleigh  The majority of Muslims in Xinjiang do feel thankful since the government stopped all the terrorist attacks that were occurring. The minority of separatists and ETIM sympathizers may have been butt hurt, but nobody cares about them other than the USG who are using them as a cat's paw against the PRC.
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  2344. Today's clown world has sunk to the level of toilet humor...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2345. Most states have laws that if someone is killed during the comission of a crime the accomplice will be charged with murder. Most likely it will be plea bargined down.
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  2346.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  What war? China doesn't want a war with Taiwan, they want peaceful unification. It's the US that is posturing and attempting to use Taiwan as a proxy after they asset strip Taiwan's semiconductor technology. Enjoy paying 3-5 times as much for your processors made in the USA plus you still won't have the latest and greatest 3nm and under nodes since that manufacturing will remain in Taiwan...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2347.  @Mudshovel-xx6se Enemy? Some enemy when most of the stuff on Walmart and Target shelves are made in China. It's absolutely pathetic you think they're an enemy...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2348. Maybe this is a way for the US to pivot to China when Ukraine is deemed the source of the attack by Russia? It gives the US a valid reason to abandon Ukraine and move on to China.
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  2349. Australia is the pet kangaroo of the US...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2350. The UK data was from a listed compiled from homicide rates from the Home Office from. 1900 - 0.9, 1910 - 0.8, 1920 - 0.7, 1930 - 0.8, 1940 - 0.8, 1950 - 0.7. The 1920 Firearms act was the beginning of gun control. In Japan the banning of firearms dates back to the late 1600s. At that time the ban was enacted there were 17 firearm homicides. Gun control in Japan is more about people control due to their conformist social culture. It's also one of the reasons their suicide rate is so high.
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  2351.  @curtistellvik8896  Taiwanese military would be crushed like a bug with all the hypersonic missiles the PLA have in their arsenal, no invasion necessary. In fact here's a little taste of what would happen if they decided to lob a few over the straights, see below. All that damage you see is from eight Russian Kalibr missiles. Imagine dozens of DF-17s raining down on each and every military installation. My advice is to get those white flags clean and pressed, you're going to need them...🤣😂🤣😂 https://youtu.be/WhHoNdVEQdk
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  2352.  @noahway13  I see that you're pedaling more boomer BS. Iraq didn't provoke the US, neither did Syria, and the US is still occupying both countries even after being told to leave. Now the US can only invade countries that do not have a competent A2/D2 system. Because of this evolution in warfare the US can't project power since their fleet of carriers would be targeted and destroyed by hypersonic and/or saturation missile attacks. Iran just attacked Israeli assets in Erbil. What's the US going to do about it? Absolutely nothing since the alternative would end with retaliatory strikes crippling US military installations throughout the region. The US doesn't go to war with anyone that can actually fight back, this is a fact.
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  2353. China has positioned themselves as the peacemaker with the Iran/KSA deal, therefore China venturing into a Russia/Ukraine peace deal is just a nature extension of this role. The rest of the world is taking note that China = Peace, United States = War...🌏🌎
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  2354. Senator Charles Schumer made this exact point in a recent opinion article in the New York Times: "The gun debate of the past two decades has devolved into a permanent tug-of-war between the National Rifle Association (NRA) and advocates of gun safety. One side has viewed the Second Amendment as absolute; the other has tried to pretend that it doesn’t exist."
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  2355. While this is all good and well intended there's not going to be a resolution. The United States is actively making the decision to enter the Thucydides Trap, which China can only avoid by capitulating and abandoning any ambitions of become a world power. Unfortunately the conflict will continue until the United States is no longer a hegemony either through attrition or war.
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  2356. How is the EU going to facilitate the "green revolution" when China is the undisputed global leader of renewable energy expansion in the world? Canceling Russia removes access to cheap energy resources while canceling China removes access to cheap renewable energy resources. It's beyond madness...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2357. I nominate Maria Zakharova to run for president of the Russian Federation.
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  2358. The game plan for the US is to asset strip Taiwan's semiconductor industry and once there's full production in the US the province will declare independence. PRC will blockade Taiwan and eventually take control. Proxies in the area, such as Japan or the Philippines, may intervene in the conflict, but they'll be crushed since the US will not get involved in the actual fighting. US will then claim "international rules based order" and along with their vassals sanction and attempt to isolate China. The neocon playbook never changes...🤢
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  2359. US market is hopeless due to lack of demand and feckless politicians. Penetration rates for NEVs are 6.5% in the US while in China it's 50.39%. BYD is better off opening a factory in Brazil and serving the Latin American market from there...🤡🍞🎪
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  2360. Trump tariffs are a stealth tax against American consumers. How do think their going to pay for all this imperialism and military adventurism?🤣
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  2361. Cramer is an ass-clown. He doesn't care about safety, he's just mitigating damage for his hedge fund buddies.
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  2362. They don't call it Ivory Snow for nothing you know...🤣
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  2363. Taiwan will never go to war with the mainland since the military is not stupid enough to commit suicide. China one day will make a phone call to the generals in Taiwan and the government in power will be overthrown in a coup.
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  2364. @TH-dr1kg Actually the Spanish committed the greatest genocide in both North and South America, but as usual you don't let facts get in the way of your narrative.
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  2365. If he has dual citizenship then he would have been conscripted per order of the government, therefore he's a soldier. Russia would be better off finding someone else where it's more clear cut to make a point.
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  2366. All you need is a picture of Zaluzhny stroking a white cat and your tale is complete...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2367. They will offer sectioning panels as an approved repair method. It's standard practice in the collision industry.
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  2368. It's also the first shoot down of an aircraft by an F-22. How embarrassing...✈🎈💰🚽
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  2369. China is Ukraine's largest trading partner. Selensky is not stupid and saw what happened when Australia took a big dump on China.
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  2370. Modern warfare will consist of drones, missiles, and AI. China now leads in all of these fields with the release of DeepSeek R1, KIMI 1.5, and Qwen 2.5. It's pretty obvious the US can not win a military conflict with China...:text-green-game-over:
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  2371. Except in the US those silly reserve requirements were just tossed out out the window.
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  2372. China's message to the US? 🖕🖕 x 1.4 billion
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  2373. It doesn't hurt to have a backup plan if YOUR plan fails.
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  2374. While I agree with your sentiment 100% you really don't have to shout...🤣
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  2375. More murders are committed with knives (1694), fist/feet (728), blunt objects (496), "other" weapons (853) than with rifles (323), which includes those scary looking "black" ones. So that "shower of bullets" are not going to be showing up any time soon. FBI Crimes Stats for 2011.
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  2376. Problem for the US is that Iran is ready for war and will have unlimited help from Russia and, to a lesser degree, China.
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  2377. We lied, we cheated, we stole™
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  2378. Either the US or elensky's own people will take him out. No need for Putin to get his hands dirty.
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  2379. A nut job can go out and shoot some folk with a semi-auto shotgun or handgun with just the same results. In fact if you have a military style rifle ban, assault rifles are already banned, the shooters will only move to different weapons or use multiple weapons with the same firepower. Most of the shootings have been in closed quarters, so a semi-automatic shotgun with 00 shells would have MORE firepower than an AR-15.
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  2380. AMLO just needs to wave the National Security™ card if the US keeps complaining...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2381.  @ThatCarGuy  I guess the truth DOES hurt?
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  2382. @William Wykoff I'm sure the Iranians know pretty much what the US is going to do. It's always the same MO. First sanctions, then air strikes, and finally ground troops. Iran is a rugged mountainous country, perfect for an asymmetric war. The US can't even hold onto Afghanistan after 18 years. They don't call Afghanistan the "Graveyard of Empires" for nothing you know. What makes you think they're going to take Iran?
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  2383. If you look at the like and dislikes of all the videos involving gun control it always ends in a 60/40 split. Conservatives do not watch TYT, so who are they pissing off? There pissing off liberal and left leaning libertarians who believe that the Constitution is not a buffet. The NYC and LA elitist attitude is obvious with the message that we are the country, what we think is what everyone should have and that everything in the center of the United States is an appendage.
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  2384. Iran has upgraded S-300 models, which is the same as the S-400 except for the range.
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  2385. Everyone knows China is the emerging power and this US led China containment strategy is only a neo-con wet dream. Countries in the global south, who make up 2/3 of the world's population, are lining up to join BRICs, SCO, and EAEU because they can see the wind is shifting. If Malaysia wants to go down with a sinking ship known as the collective west I say let them. :text-green-game-over:
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  2386. NIO already had in vehicle AI back in 2018. At that time many people claimed it was a gimmick, but now everyone is following NIO. However since Biden placed 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs consumers in the US won't be getting this technology any time soon...🤣
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  2387. One word on cartridge price increases, reloading. Everyone would just save their brass and buy reloading supplies. It's almost impossible to regulate those items.
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  2388. It's because the neocons have no reverse gear, no plan B. As Michael Hudson has said many times destroying European economies was one of the goals in this entire Ukraine fiasco.
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  2389.  @ryanwalters6184  Cuba just got invited into BRICS as a partner, so there goes your theory...🤣
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  2390.  @ryanwalters6184  The unprovoked war nonsense. Keep drinking the Kool Aid...🤣
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  2391. That's correct, tyrannical governments kill their own people. If the US killed there own citizens en masse they would be ... wait for it ... tyrannical. Thanks for agreeing with me. :)
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  2392. The new world order bromance begins...🤣
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  2393. Incendiary rounds are called Dragon's Breath and many states ban these because they start forest fires. Armor piercing rounds are for military use with large caliber weapons. That's the problem, both sides are so hung up on their propaganda no one is coming to the table.
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  2394. This is no different then controlling the Coyote population here in the states. In fact Utah will give a $50 bounty for each one killed.
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  2395. NATO: Expand to Russian borders ✔️ NATO: Expand to Chinese borders 🚧
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  2396. I wouldn't make fun of the Japanese since the video of the "ball" from TV Ashi clearly shows it's a naval mine.
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  2397.  @avatarairbinder6157  Keep breathing that copium...🤣
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  2398. "they are all more free then the US" You're just pissed because you got caught in a lie.
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  2399. In reality he broke Jeff Cooper's first three rules in handling firearms. That is the equivalent of driving 90 mile an hour while texting and holding a hot cup of coffee. Was he did was negligent, plain and simple.
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  2400. Sell those leftover pipes to Turkey or China. Let the Germans make their own...😂🤣😂🤣
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  2401. We have double digit sales declines in fertilizer even with sanctions against Russia and Belarus...🤪
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  2402. Japan is an occupied suzerainty. China is a sovereign country with a world class military. Big difference...:face-blue-smiling:
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  2403. I'll saved way too much on fuel and haircuts in the last two years to go back into the office. In fact I used the savings to pay off a good portion of my student loans. Didn't Brandon promise some student debt relief? Same sh*t, different @sshole... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2404.  @capt9  Second hand information instead of from the source? Normal people call that hearsay...🤡
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  2405.  @capt9  Proper grammar and punctuation is the hallmark of a sound education. Also gave away the fact you're a Parjeet from Mumbai...🤡
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  2406. Business Insider mentioned that the LAPD got punked as the AT-4 clearly said “TRAINER" on the side. According to the ex-marine author these are "non-functioning props, used to show soldiers how the weapon operates minus the big boom." Big time Fox News fail for TYT.
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  2407.  @GerardVaughan-qe7ml  I'm a realist and somewhat of a cynic. I look at things objectively, not emotionally.
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  2408. TYT logic: Recover 770 illegal guns with most if not all of them handguns. Handguns account for 72.5% of the total murders committed with firearms. 554 potential murder weapons are taken out of circulation. TYT response? 4th amendment is being trampled, no more stop and frisk. Murders with rifles account for 3.7% of the total committed with firearms, semi-automatic rifles are only a subset of this number. TYT response? Ban them, ban them all (white-out placed on the 2nd amendment).
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  2409. Of course he's on the US payroll since his trolling reeks of the lowest bidder quality...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2410. No it will not have a positive effect on crime. This will: (online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323968304578246721614388346.html) Do what works, not what "feels good".
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  2411. Sanctions now free up Russia to do business with any country, especially ones that are heavily sanctioned by the west. In fact the more countries that are sanctioned the larger the bloc becomes. Eventually those doing the sanctioning will be the outsiders with nothing to provide to the bloc they can't provide for themselves.
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  2412. Bugs Bunny has some competition...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2413. 348 is about the same amount of women and children that Obama has killed with the drone program. Is the drone program under attack by Dianne Feinstein?
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  2414.  @mudshovel289  The Chinese model does not exist for SOEs to cannibalize private companies, which would be counterproductive and detrimental to the Chinese economy. In fact SOEs in China are required to turn a profit, otherwise the state forces them to exit the market. As usual you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about since my comment was about unit production costs and not overall profitability.
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  2415.  @mudshovel289  "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln
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  2416. No it doesn't, just look at the rates from 1857 to 1993. There's practically no correlation in the homicide rate with or without gun control. You're just being willfully ignorant.
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  2417. If you notice there was no banning of certain vehicles that can travel at very high speed. In fact horsepower and top speed on many vehicles has increased since the mid 1970's. So why not apply that same logic to firearm ownership?
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  2418. Canada: The clown world gift that keeps on giving...🤡🌎🎁
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  2419. Ah the Camptown race track's five miles long oh doo-dah day...🤣
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  2420.  @DelroyJackson-s2j  No, it proves your wrong. For someone that considers themselves an intellectual you seem to make a lot of parochial errors...🤣
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  2421.  @DelroyJackson-s2j  Hong Kong and Macau has the same visa free agreement with the US and last time I checked they were part of China...🤣
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  2422.  @DelroyJackson-s2j  Let me explain: Hong Kong - Visa free - Part of China Macau - Visa free - Part of China Taiwan - Visa free - Part of China Pretty basic that even a child could understand...🤣
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  2423. Apparently it was taken down by cutting off its guidance satellite feed with EW. If the Iranians can do it you know damn well so can the Russians...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2424. It doesn't matter how many times you repeat this about semi-automatics. Gun control advocates misuse the term on purpose: "The weapons' menacing looks, coupled with the public's confusion over fully automatic machine guns versus semi-automatic assault weapons—anything that looks like a machine gun is assumed to be a machine gun—can only increase the chance of public support for restrictions on these weapons." - Josh Sugarmann: Executive director and founder of the Violence Policy Center
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  2425. They're not called clips, they're called magazines. Assault weapons are fully automatic, one trigger pull, multiple rounds. They are already banned since 1986. Semi-automatic firearms fire one round, one trigger pull, just like most handguns or shotguns. In fact this shotgun can fire FASTER than an AR-15: watch?v=Pqtg81aRILM With some 00 shells and speed loaders you can do MORE damage in close quarters. This shotgun IS available for purchase in the UK as a 3 shot model but can be extended.
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  2426. Geopolitical factors are going to affect sales of the Model Y. Apple versus Huawei is a perfect example. In fact Apple had to cut prices to move units. Sounds familiar?
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  2427. US officials will start threatening countries with sanctions if they stop using the USD...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2428.  @rogerstarkey5390  Rentier class needs to eat and that filet migon doesn't come cheap. Think of the children...🤣
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  2429. Pirate Scholz isn't smart enough to setup a controlled leak for public consumption. Most likely somebody in high command of the military leaked the information because they just don't want a direct conflict with Russia...🤣
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  2430.  @thomaslau1214  That would be them and not us because is doesn't benefit us. It only benefits them...🤣
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  2431.  @thomaslau1214  ...with dual citizenship...🤣
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  2432. China will end up selling all their new energy products to the majority of their trading partners and in the process set global standards while the US/EU will be mired in high cost low efficiency new energy products the majority of the world doesn't want or can't afford...:text-green-game-over:
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  2433.  @Batucadax  If Uniqlo left the Chinese market they would lose 25% of their profits. Good thing you're not advising them or they would be bankrupt by now...🤣
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  2434.  @Batucadax  Pooh bear? Weak sauce on the reply. US spends billions a year on propaganda, but you only get a tiny fraction of that because your trolling is so bad...🤣
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  2435.  @TacticalMayo  Truth hurts, doesn't it?🤣
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  2436.  @TacticalMayo  Yes, reading your comments make my sides hurt from uncontrollable laughter...🤣
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  2437. The replacement drones produced by the US government cost 8-14 times as much, are less capable, and they're made with components from China.
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  2438.  @seowkhoontan9534  It's because they won't have to clean up the mess in 20 years. Instead they'll all be pushing up the daisies...🤣
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  2439. I would go on a cruise with her, but not with all the aunties...🤣
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  2440. He left a round in the chamber and violated the first rule in handling a firearm: 1) All firearms are loaded until you personnel inspect the weapon.
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  2441. Since the title includes Xinjiang I'm waiting for the trolls to show up crying about slave labor and other nonsense...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2442. DeepSeek just crushed the rent seeking AI monopolies. USG won't be able to ban it because it's open source and can be run locally...🤣
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  2443.  @airrodgers1242  Has the USG ever been logical?🤣
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  2444. Diet needs the consent of the governed to amend the constitution and since that's not going to happen they're trying to do an end run around it. Welcome to Japanese Fascism 2.0...🤡
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  2445. The technology is only going to get better as time progresses. Do you think that any enterprising drug cartels would just "print" their own guns? Of course, they build their own submarines. It's only a matter of time before they start producing fully automatic weapons. What do you do at that point?
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  2446. I use Ubuntu so I don't worry about clicking on links that install malware, viruses, or other nasty shit that you get while running Windows.
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  2447. Lots of copium cut with all the cocaine Elensky is snorting...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2448. The Russians only use spy balloons and get them from China...🤣
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  2449. Only 40% of the parts used on the C919 are imported, the rest are sourced domestically. Boeing and Airbus have about the same percentage of parts from imported sources, including parts from China. Globalization is how modern passenger aircraft are produced. As for copying the US Navy’s next generation destroyer (DDGx) is a blatant copy of China’s Type 055 guided missile destroyer. Holding China to a standard both the US and western nations can't even meet is the only problem I see here...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2450.  @dfv671  WS-12 engine is already in production and used on several Y-20 Kunpeng aircraft with the PLAA...✈🇨🇳🌏
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  2451. Oh shit, I just spit my coffee!!! :)
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  2452. This isn't going to work, the world has caught on. Hong Kong, Belarus, and Kazakhstan were regime change failures. Pakistan is a partial success, but soon to be a failure with new elections.
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  2453. Giant douche or turd sandwich is a better description...🤣
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  2454. Actually the evidence on most of those studies over-represent the 15-24 year old categories so the increased risk appears much higher then it actually is. You need to read the study's caveats. On the individual level there is a slight increase of risk but since the chances of dying by an accidental discharge is already 1 in 4,881 it's minimum. Your risk of dying in an automobile accident is 1 in 84, so if you really want to increase your odds exponentially take only public transportation. :)
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  2455. You should really education yourself on the problem of feral hogs before you make a statement like that. Not everyone lives in the Great White North were one shot is all you need to take game. I gave you valid reasons for owning an AR-15. You don't even have the common decency to check and see if those reasons are valid. You just dismiss them outright and continue to recite your bullshit, what a tool.
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  2456. A lot of that increase in wages was due to Chinese industries setting up shop in Mexico to get around US sanctions.
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  2457. There's some truth to back this claim... “For the first time ever in history, a new type of bomb will be used. It's called the Electromagnetic bomb (E-bomb). It will be used against Teheran and other major centres in Iran. It will also be used in the areas where the Iranian nuclear facilities are found.” Adam Cailler, World War 3 fears grow as Israel could debut deadly 'EMP bombs' if Iran launches attack, Daily Star, April 7th 2024
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  2458.  @Sean-giang  By making the declaration China is not bound by the terms of the dispute settlement procedures, therefore the piece of paper from the PCA is worthless and all of this is legal under the UNCLOS convention...🤣
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  2459.  @peanut0brain  I know. I'm making him really upset by dropping these red pills...🤣
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  2460.  @Sean-giang  I watched the Matrix in the movie theater while you were still swimming around inside your father's sack...🤣
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  2461.  @Sean-giang  Hired by operatives in the US government. Ask them who paid the bills for their services?🤣
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  2462.  @LivingLonger  We are talking about the same case. It was actually the Obama administration that persuaded the Aquino government to initiate the case with Foley Hoag LLP against China at the PCA. It was part of the "Pivot to Asia" strategy implemented by Obama in 2011.
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  2463.  @Sean-giang  Actually it was done pro bono, but that just proves you know nothing about the case...🤣
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  2464.  @Sean-giang  Like the PCA ruling involving the Chagos Islands (Diego Garcia)? So when is the US going to give the islands back to the Chagossian people?🤣
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  2465.  @Sean-giang  I didn't know the UK had a military base on Diego Garcia...🤣
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  2466. The police are such cowards.
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  2467. It's not a grammatical error, it's a spelling error. Don't you know the difference?
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  2468. Asking help from the US is like asking Paulie in Goodfellas to be your partner...🤣😂🤣😂 https://youtu.be/e2bDVyfOma0?t=199
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  2469.  @johnteets2921  No because the trade amount between countries is outside the dollar system, so it's not counted as a portion of the aggregate. Let's say you have 100 million dollars of trade and 60% is used in dollars. That's a total dollar trade of 60 million. If you remove 20 million from the system you now have 48 million in dollar trade (80 million x 60%). The percentage of use remains the same, but the demand is less.
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  2470.  @johnteets2921  Velocity of money has nothing to do with the percentage of the aggregate.
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  2471.  @johnteets2921  Yes, however when the reduction in trade is proportional to other currencies within that system the percentages should not change. Two countries trading in their own currencies outside of normal channels have the effect of reducing the aggregate, but not the percentages within that system since they are no longer part of that system. Russia and China trade is an example since they trade primarily in rubles and yuan.
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  2472. Patents granted at the WIPO - 2022 China - 760,957 US - 278,022 China doesn't innovate...🤡
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  2473. Tesla just opened a showroom in Urumqi, which is the capital of Xinjiang. Even Musk knows it's BS otherwise he wouldn't have given the green light.
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  2474. It's a ripoff because it has two wings, a fuselage, and a tail section..🤣😂🤣😂
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  2475. Sorry, it's Corcoran State Prison.
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  2476. Vietnam endorsed Donald Trump and the last time I checked they're communist. Where's the outrage with that...🤡
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  2477. Chinese officials have stated the vehicle cost 8 million yuan or 1.1 million USD. Thank you for playing, please try again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2478.  @NickVentura-w9u  Zelensky and his corrupt inner circle can only buy so many cars with the billions they've skimmed...🤣
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  2479.  @yfelwulf  EVs have already reached critical mass in adaption rates, so the chance of a reverse is basically zero. Hydrogen is nothing more than a chimera to keep the ICE industry going. I suspect it's the reason why you keep posting the same comment in multiple threads...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2480. It's already happening, and that market will be lost forever to US corporations.
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  2481. Guns are for cowards. The police has guns, therefore the police are cowards. See a logically progressive of thought without producing the fallacy of affirming the consequent. Maybe you're not so smart after all.
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  2482. Canada: America's Hat
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  2483.  @carholic-sz3qv  ... but it's vertical, right?
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  2484.  @SvetlanaVladimirova8590  Maybe now, but not back in the beginning or have you forgotten?
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  2485. Of course China needs to shift away from US agricultural products since the US government would not hesitate to use food as a weapon to starve 1.4 billion people...🤢
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  2486.  @Sean-giang  She tries not to laugh when she reads your comments...🤣
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  2487.  @Sean-giang  You seem to know a lot about her. Secret love affair?🤣
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  2488.  @Sean-giang  So you secretly visit her in China? When are you two love birds going to tie the knot?🤣
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  2489. China doesn't need to ban Apple since they're losing market share now that Huawei is back with new flagship phones. Should start seeing single digit market share numbers for Apple very soon.
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  2490. Why do morons compare two mutually exclusive things?
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  2491.  @mudshovel289  Go on each platform and do a search, the difference is so obvious...😡
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  2492.  @mudshovel289  The only Chinese fighting for Ukraine are ETIM who are terrorists, so who cares what they think.
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  2493.  @mudshovel289  Who cares what they think. Why do you bring something that's totally immaterial to the conversation?
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  2494. Iranian drones are not being taken out by Ukraine since they're too afraid to turn on their AD systems as Russia will immediately lock on and target them. Better to take a hit from a relatively small drone than be defenseless again Russia's much more powerful missiles.
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  2495. The assault weapons ban was instituted from 1994-2004. Based on severely government agencies the ban had no measurable effect. Based on the additional resources needed to enforce this ban most people would consider this a failure.
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  2496. "WE WERE NOT DISCUSSING VIOLENT CRIMES." I didn't know that murder was not a violent crime? I think the FBI, DOJ, CDC would like to clarify the matter with you.
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  2497. Willie Jenkins - Most likely there are agreements in place between the company and the franchisee. However the current owner is not privy to that agreement. Business Law 101 stuff, it's pretty simple.
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  2498.  @MelonHead887  ...except nuclear weapons. Of course that would be the end of humanity, but if you want to commit suicide on your own that's fine with me. Just don't drag the rest of the world into your "Heaven's Gate" cult... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2499.  @Earthman99999  It's a lot of bluster than substance coming from the US because they've lost control of the situation. China only needs to stand firm on its principles and keep interacting with the rest of world on trade and BRI. Eventually the vassal states will become weary of "serving the palace" and break with the US. It's already happening with the Gulf, African, and South American states.
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  2500. Federal Reserve "prints" money and buys US Treasuries. When US Treasuries mature the Federal Reserve takes a small fee for processing and returns the interest paid back to the US Government as required under their charter. In the end it costs the US government almost nothing to service this debt. Rinse, lather, repeat...🤣
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  2501. ... and what experience in firearms do you base this on?
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  2502. You know there are decaffeinated brands on the market that taste just as good.
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  2503.  @Dr_Augustus_MD  Use of an intermediate currency is based on trust in the economic system of that country. When countries suddenly choose not to use your currency it means that trust has been eroded. Therefore you've already lost and no amount of threatening will ever regain that trust...:text-green-game-over:
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  2504.  @thomaslinton5765  Loss of trust in the economic system of an intermediate currency and not market leverage...😎
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  2505.  @thomaslinton5765  Threatening tariffs because a country has lost trust in your currency is not a business negotiating tactic...🤣
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  2506.  @thomaslinton5765  What are you talking about? It's 102.50 Rubles to the USD and 71.52 to the CAD. You should do research before posting...🤣
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  2507. Drop the dead weight since collectively EU GDP growth is only 1.0%...🤣
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  2508. With these tokamaks China will be able to supply all the energy needed for all those EVs and passenger drones. The green energy revolution has arrived, and the west lead by the United States has already been excluded by their own hubris...:text-green-game-over:
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  2509. Because the name "Rafah" is synonymous with the border crossing, it's pretty obvious.
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  2510. Where's the second question where Putin rips the reporter a new @sshole?
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  2511. Here is the link: (gallup(DOT)com/poll/20098/gun-ownership-use-america.aspx)
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  2512. Enjoy your technological ghetto...🤣
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  2513. Once again TYT is throwing red meat to its audience with the idea of an assault weapons ban that is never going to happen, especially with the House majority. All this is doing is making people buy up gun inventories with manufacturers putting extra shifts on just to keep up with demand. They should focus on background checks, mental health services, better enforcement and reasonable magazine reduction since these changes are obtainable. What TYT is doing is just masturbatory.
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  2514. Your tears are delicious...😋
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  2515.  @lingzhang6303  I'll use Dmitry Medvedev's words to describe your seething - "Very good. That makes me very happy."🤣😂🤣😂
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  2516. Another reason is that there's no ICE ecosystem to maintain since China never had one in the first place.
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  2517. Both of those countries already had very low gun murder rates prior to enacting those bans. Historically people in the US like to kill each other. Even without guns the murder rate in this country is 2-3 times higher that the UK and Japan. Oh, the murder plus suicide rate in Japan is much HIGHER than it is here the United States. So the Japanese do like to kill, but it seems only themselves.
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  2518. Japan's murder rate with any type of weapon is much lower than the US murder rate even if you exclude firearms. People in Japan do not kill each other at very alarming rates, but they do kill themselves at extremely high rates. In fact the murder plus suicide rate in the US is LESS than Japan's murder plus suicide rate. Not everything is peaches and cream over in Japan.
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  2519. Of course entertainment is a practical use. In fact the 66% of guns in the US are for target shooting, 41% are for hunting and 67% are for personal defense. So target shooting and hunting together are the overwhelming reason for practical use. Stats are from a 2005 Gallup poll.
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  2520. That women with the green shirt and black mask is a local Chinese newscaster. Science K Man breaks down the interaction and the people in the video (in Mandarin, but has subtitles). I HIGHLY recommend his channel since he does a very in depth investigation on all his topics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgeUWrRD920&ab_channel=%E7%90%86%E7%A7%91%E7%94%B7%E5%A3%ABK%E4%B8%80%E7%B1%B3
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  2521. According to journalist Pepe Escobar his sources are saying that Hu has Alzheimer's and during the meeting "he relapsed multiple times, so his doctor decided that he should leave."
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  2522.  @TacticalMayo  Of course you conveniently forgot the entire incident was because the US had deployed Jupiter missiles in Turkey and Italy. Removal of those missiles was a condition of resolving the crisis, so yes the Americans did blink first...🤣
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  2523.  @TacticalMayo  What I described is exactly what happened. In fact the information was recently declassified and can be read online at the National Security Archive. The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, so the two events are not related...🤣
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  2524.  @TacticalMayo  Stalinslav Petrov was a lieutenant colonel of the Soviet Air Defence Forces who played a key role in the 1983 Soviet nuclear false alarm incident. It was vice admiral Vasily Aleksandrovich Arkhipov that did not consent to launching a nuclear strike, and the man credited to saving the planet. You can't even get that right...🤣
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  2525.  @TacticalMayo  You need to put down the pipe because it's common knowledge that it required the consent of three officers to launch and Arkhipov was the only officer who did not consent. As usual the National Security Archive has all the historic facts you keep getting wrong...🤣
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  2526.  @TacticalMayo  Because nothing else happened within that 28 year time span to cause the collapse of the Soviet Union...🤡
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  2527. No Russian gas to Europe means more to China...🤣
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  2528. China. Do nothing. Win...🤣
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  2529. It's because the PBOC issued gold import curbs in an attempt to halt a currency slide. At least they're pro active unlike the muppets running monetary policy in the US...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2530. The US has the same suicide rate as Canada, which is cultural comparable. Due to Canada's restrictions on firearms persons there choose a different method of suicide then those in the US. In the US the majority of suicides (53%) are committed with firearms while in Canada the majority is hanging/suffocation (44%). Source: (politicalcalculations.blogspot.com/2011/02/us-vs-canada-suicide-edition.html)
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  2531. No they're not screwed since the big three will get a government bail out as a last resort. Privatize the profits and socialize the losses, it's the American way.
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  2532. Outside of the western world everyone sure as hell wants Iranian technology since those Shahed-136 drones are having a field day in Ukraine...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2533. Spineless EU and Canadian leaders will do absolutely nothing except cry like an old woman. Mexico's Steinbaum has more huveos than them...🤣
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  2534.  @deankruse2891  Tochka-U has a shelf life of about 10 years. After that they need to be re-certified. Once the certification runs out the missile is dismantled since the explosive warhead becomes unstable. The last Tochka-U was produced in 1991. Russian conscripts are not used on the front lines, but only for support operations. T-72 is still useful on the modern battlefield, but most of these tanks are in storage with a handful in service. All of this information is readily available by using your favorite search engine. You need to up the dosage on the copium...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2535.  @deankruse2891  AFU are getting their asses handed to them, see below. Keep smoking the copium, you're going to need it...🤣😂🤣😂 https://youtu.be/b5zR_LUbS2I
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  2536.  @deankruse2891  Difference is one is a drafted while the other is a volunteer. That's pretty basic, even for you to understand. Also show me an instance where the LPR or DPR forces actually used a Tochka-U missile in the last eight year. The answer is you won't because it was prohibited under the Minsk II agreement's 140 km exclusion zone. Thank you for playing, please try again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2537.  @gpac8147  ...and with that ad hominem attack I've just won...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2538. ... and lose another country that doesn't recognize you. At this rate they'll be zero before the decade ends...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2539.  @fangzification  The ICE ecosystem is going the way of the Dodo bird, it's inevitable. Having the technology and processing knowledge imported from China is the best option versus attempting to re-create this domestically, which is prohibitively expense and doomed to fail. I'm sure ferriers and wainwrights felt the same way in the late 1800s, but eventually they were replaced with others in the ICE ecosystem.
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  2540.  @ChuckNorrizzed  Japanese and Korean brands produce all their cars for the US market in North America. Doesn't seem to be an issue.
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  2541.  @halasimov1362  What part of nuclear defensive capability did you not understand?
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  2542. Bloomberg in NYC has said the main purpose of stop and frisk is to remove illegal guns off the streets. There were 685,000 stops last year with about 770 guns recovered. By attacking the 4th amendment you can get illegal guns off the street. Doesn't everyone want to get illegal guns off the street? Would they rather have our children die? Even if it saves one life it would be worth it, right? Oh I forgot TYT uses the constitution cafeteria style making them no better than the right wing.
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  2543. I just gave you an example of a comprehensive national plan that lasted MORE than five years and did absolutely nothing except cost taxpayers more money. Don't move the goalpost because you didn't like the answer.
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  2544. EU - Sanctions go to eleven when you need that extra push over the cliff...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2545. Not once did I hear the refrain "another day another shooting" or "it's the guns stupid" or "of course, there's too many guns". Cenk has selectively decided to blame the people pulling the trigger instead of the weapon as somehow the police have magically powers that separates them from an inanimate object. TYT is pathetic.
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  2546. Question? When the "wildcat" was galloping the legs were bent forward. While bounding the legs were bent rearward like a normal quadrupedal animal. Reason?
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  2547.  @DRAGONMAN300  I think he still gets paid for the shadow banned comments. It's not much since the quality of his trolling is so bad...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2548.  @larry6601  No, it's because you're shadow banned...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2549.  @larry6601  What comment? I don't see a comment here? Must be your imagination...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2550.  @larry6601  Your original comment is missing from view, only you can see it. If you logout of Youtube and check the comment section it's not there. No use in responding to a shadow banned comment since nobody will see it. Feeling stupid yet? You should...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2551. US Debt to the Penny 11/06/2024 - $35,912,058,541,218.85 But somehow China is collapsing...🤣
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  2552. "Towards thee I roll, thou all-destroying but unconquering whale; to the last I grapple with thee; from hell’s heart I stab at thee; for hate’s sake I spit my last breath at thee. " - Herman Melville, Moby Dick
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  2553. It's Smoot-Hawley all over again. When will the US/EU ever learn?🤣
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  2554. Vassals gonna vass...🤣
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  2555. China wasn't the one that got caught lying about agreeing to the "new model"...🤣
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  2556. Were are the letters from kids in Pakistan and Afghanistan asking for no more drone strikes?
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  2557. Spending for military engagements the US can't afford with serious economic problems at home? It's that one of the main reasons the Roman Empire fell? The end is nigh...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2558. Where is the EU going to find substitutes? India? Without trillions of dollars of investment into infrastructure and supply chains it's just not going to happen.
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  2559. You do know that China lifted the joint venture requirements in 2021?🤣
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  2560.  @Bubba-z4s  US is paying over 1.3 trillion a year in interest. Rates only have to go up a few points and US won't be able to cover the interest without borrowing. Can't put everything on the credit card...🤣
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  2561.  @Bubba-z4s  I didn't know that pulling stuff out of your backside were called "facts"...🤣
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  2562.  @Bubba-z4s  Trade Balance: China: 3 billion a day surplus USA: 3 billion a day deficit 10 Year Bond Yield: China: 1.65% USA: 5.021% Higher yield means more credit risk...🤣
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  2563.  @Bubba-z4s  Please, you have no class...🤣
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  2564.  @Bubba-z4s  ..and you have no class...🤣
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  2565.  @Bubba-z4s  ...and my IQ still higher than yours...🤣
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  2566. With everyone now on Red Note seeing the actual cost of medical care in China it's going to get even more explosive...💥
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  2567.  @ZweiZwolf  No, because demand is a function of revenue. What you are describing is called dumping or predatory pricing and has nothing to do with overcapacity.
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  2568.  @ZweiZwolf  Dumping is a violation of WTO rules and predatory pricing can be considered illegal in many jurisdictions if the entity or entities have market power, such as monopoly, duopoly, oligopoly, etc... or two or more entities collude to price fixing. In any case if the action is deemed legal it's still called predatory pricing.
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  2569.  @ZweiZwolf  "In most general terms predatory pricing is defined in economic terms as a price reduction that is profitable only because of the added market power the predator gains from eliminating, disciplining or otherwise inhibiting the competitive conduct of a rival or potential rival." Predatory Pricing: Strategic Theory And Legal Policy, US Department of Justice Archives, Retrieved May 10 2024 This type of behavior described is not "hyper" or "extreme" competition, it's a textbook example of predatory pricing. This definition is the standard orthodoxy of economics that is taught in high schools and universities throughout the world. Claiming otherwise is rather silly and foolish.
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  2570.  @ZweiZwolf  “Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.” - Abraham Lincoln
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  2571.  @ZweiZwolf  Here's a simple test question straight out of an economics 101 class: The use of sharp, temporary price cuts as a form of _____________ would enable traditional US automakers to discourage new competition from smaller electric car manufacturers. a. Predatory pricing b. Natural monopoly c. Oligopoly competition d. Monopolistic completion Guess what the answer is? Like I said claiming otherwise is rather silly and foolish.
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  2572. When you can't win the real war you try to win the propaganda war.
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  2573. A 20 year veteran police officer in Las Vegas shot and killed his wife, son and then himself after lighting his house on fire just 2 days ago. Should we take guns away from the police since they tend to have higher rates of alcoholism, domestic violence, and suicide than the general population? If it saves one life then it's worth it, right?
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  2574. China's exports to the US are only 2.79% of their GDP. China can ship their products to the rest of the world and ship intermediate goods to other countries for final assembly and export to the US. Any way you slice it China wins...:trophy-yellow-smiling:
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  2575. Except this time China is the US and the US is Japan...🤣
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  2576.  @danielb7253  You haven't been paying attention to the industrial capacity China has that the US does not possess, which was the overwhelming factor in winning the war in the Pacific. Like you said, facts versus hubris...🤣
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  2577.  @danielb7253  Doesn't change the fact that China can ramp up a military wartime economy that would make the US and vassals look like third world nations. The US would need a decapitating strike against China is order to win, which was the same tactics used by Japan with the attack on Pearl Harbor. Like you said, facts versus hubris...🤣
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  2578.  @danielb7253  Just like the US brings up they're the greatest until they were taken down by guys in sandals with AKs...🤣
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  2579. @user-lk7cv8vg7r What I'm repeating is standard international economics 101 theory regarding tariffs and quotas. It's really nothing new or groundbreaking.
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  2580. @user-lk7cv8vg7r The other issue is that tariffs and quotas can easily be repealed. Therefore all that excess capacity could become idle overnight resulting in some rather large losses. What business is going to risk that?
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  2581. It's called the US can't compete, even when they subsidize their own industries. Anyone remember Solyndra? China only subsidizes nascent technologies while the US hands out billions of dollars to legacy auto makers and profitable semiconductor manufacturers. US is a socialist country, but only for the rich...🤣
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  2582.  @antonyjh1234  You're arguing about basic math when making a comparative assessment between two different population sizes...🤡
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  2583.  @MetaView7  When John Deere opens these service centers they become part of the farming community, so they absolutely knew the forced labor allegations were pure nonsense. It's their own fault for not speaking out and now they're paying the price.
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  2584. May 9th is just around the corner. I'm sure the coup de grâce will be delivered accordingly.
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  2585.  @102TheMaster  ...because the entire world is just lining up to purchase the 737 Max...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2586.  @102TheMaster  I see we're ignoring most of the global south, which incorporates two-thirds of the world's population. In the near future COMAC will at least be a minor player, like Bombardier. I don't have Nostradamus powers to see 20 years into the future and neither do you.
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  2587.  @102TheMaster  Because everyone is knocking down doors for a Brazilian produced aircraft. China's domestic market will have more aircraft then Embraer sells both domestically and internationally, so anything sold outside of China for COMAC will be gravy.
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  2588.  @gaelsmith7044  That's what you call globalization. Most of the stuff you own is a combination of components produced by different countries. Your phone, television, electronics, appliances, and even the car you drive are produced in this way. So stop with your western superiority complex and fact the reality the Chinese can design and produce a world class product.
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  2589. Sweden and Finland went to Washington so they could kiss the ring...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2590.  @SameerGuptacatchymango  Canada could claim they were deceived, release Wanzhou, and bow out gracefully. However they're just too busy fellating the US to make a smart decision.
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  2591. The social economic culture we have in the inner cities drive most of the violence. If guns were banned in the United States the homicide rate would be reduced fractionally, but not to near the levels that the UK has seen for decades. Removing the abject poverty and social distress will have a greater effect along with tighter background checks, better database information, and stiffer penalties for gun crimes. This will dramatically reduce gun deaths while retaining our constitutional rights.
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  2592. Macron had his "Captain Obvious" moment...🤣
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  2593. We all know why Buzzfeed, Huffington Post, and Gannett are laying off journalists. Obama's Countering Foreign Propaganda and Disinformation Act to the tune of $160 million expired in December. Now you know why they REALLY hate Trump.
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  2594.  @Bubba-z4s  Russia already has a thriving steel industry and even exports steel to China...🤣
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  2595.  @Bubba-z4s  GDP growth for Russia was 3.1 percent last year. However your copium production is thriving more...🤣
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  2596. That's just read meat for their constituents, just like Dianne Feinstein's proposals which basically criminalizes certain types of firearms that have been available for the last 70 years. Neither of them are going to get any traction, but it makes for good theater.
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  2597. Cripple China's economy with tariffs and sanctions is a joke. The trade deficit with China is higher than even with US consumers ultimately footing the bill for the Trump imposed tariffs while the sanctions are just providing the necessary push to be self-sufficient in numerous fields. As with other technologies China will dominate driving pricing into the ground and in the process put the remaining US manufacturers out of business. It's pretty obvious that the US is just accelerating its decline on the world stage.
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  2598. Video of the crash shows the plane going straight into the ground at a 90 degree angle, so there must have been a catastrophic failure.
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  2599. Paul, you need to manicure those fingernails a little bit better. Just saying ...
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  2600. @Ben Benito Because Canada prefers to have two tin cans and a string for a telecommunications network...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2601. @Ben Benito China's 5G download speeds are almost double that of Canada (299 mbps versus 163 mpbs). Why do keep on lying? Does your boss tell you to lie at that call center in Mumbai that smells like bad curry? Is that it Apu? I know we all need to make a living, but have some integrity...😂😂🤣🤣
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  2602. If you can't win a real war then win an imaginary one.
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  2603. If the object is to remove illegal guns from circulation to reduce violent crime then stop and frisk works, no? So why must the 4th amendment be upheld so vigorously when there is an obvious benefit in reducing gun violence, but the 2nd amendment is kicked to the curb when the benefit of this is negligible? Is that the price of freedom Cenk is always taking about? I personally don't believe in stop and frisk, but TYT needs to speak about the moral justification of this cafeteria style ideology.
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  2604. So if we want to stop shooting then take away the guns from all of the non-gang members? The gangs will obviously turn in their guns voluntarily, right? Brilliant and impeccable logic on TYT's part.
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  2605. Biden's Cadillac or the "Beast" is equipped with a 6.5-liter Duramax diesel engine that produces a paltry 214 horsepower, so this would be a downgrade for Xi...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2606. The TikTok hearings only proved that our elected leaders are xenophobic and technology illiterate. No wonder congress only has an 18% approval rating...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2607. Wages are market driven, therefore cost of labor is the equilibrium between supply and demand. Economics 101.
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  2608. Well she should have pissed her pants, or vomited, or told her attackers she had a STD before being raped. Isn't that standard procedure for liberals before crawling up into the fetal position?
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  2609. Do not feed the troll...⬆
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  2610. These people are not respected by a large portion of the population. These people lost all credibility in the 2016 election.
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  2611. The easiest way to stop the empire is to raise the cost of servicing the 31.5 trillion dollar debt to the point interest payments become unmanageable. With inflation heading into the stratosphere it's only a matter of time before this occurs. The beast will end up consuming itself...:text-green-game-over:
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  2612. China can destroy all of Taiwan's military infrastructure with hypersonic missiles, no invasion needed. Once the missiles fly the DPP and their enablers will flee the island with their dual US citizenship. The bribes must be enormous for the DPP to sell out their own people...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2613. With a semi-auto you'll get 2-3 rounds fired per second so you would empty a 30 round mag in 10-15 seconds. 30 rounds in 5 seconds would be 6 rounds a second, not going to happen unless you're this guy: watch?v=lLk1v5bSFPw
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  2614. China is an industrial powerhouse and can produce armaments at ten times the rate of the US. Russia even produces more armaments than the US and NATO combined. If the US goes to war with Iran who do you think is going to arm the Iranians and supply intelligence? Even Israel couldn't violate Iranian air space with F-35s because they were locked on, so they only used stand off weapons. This is nothing but bravado and completely devoid of reality...🤣
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  2615. Actually they're regulated under the 1968 Firearms act with regards to "destructive devices". So they are legal to own, but regulated. I guess it's time to "flip your shit".
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  2616. February 15th was supposed to be the big day of the invasion complete with full color graphics in all the mainstream media outlets. And those outlets today? 🦗🦗🦗
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  2617.  @mudshovel289  So you prefer little boy instead? At least we know what to call you in the future...🤣
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  2618. It's lonely at the top...🤣
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  2619. @TeeHee-vo1bn They all laugh at a joke called Tee Hee...🤡
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  2620. @TeeHee-vo1bn At least Xi can walk up the stairs without falling down...🤣
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  2621. US will be living in a technological ghetto because China owns almost all the supply chains...🤣
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  2622. Journalist's pulled the serial number from the casing (9M79-1 W91579). Guess who's inventory the missile was in? Whether this was intentional or a malfunction is another story, but it's beyond reason based on all the evidence that AFU launched the missile.
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  2623. Here's the video by Italian Channel TG La 7 clearly showing the serial number: https://youtu.be/73F3BZsEEKM?t=886
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  2624.  @CheeseLovingGuy  If the majority want cheap cars, but the minority denies them then you don't have a democracy.
    1
  2625. You're just straight out lying and not even trying to hide it...🤣
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  2626. Unacceptable? https://youtu.be/07So_lJQyqw
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  2627. The Spanish-American Treaty of 1898 clearly stated that the western limit of the Philippines did not include the Spratly Islands. When the Philippines gained independence in 1946 the US government told the nationalists not to include the Spratlys in their territorial claim for fear of running into conflict with the Chiang Kai-Shek regime in China.
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  2628. Victims? What planet are you from or is that stuff your're smoking really that good? 😂🤣😂🤣
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  2629. Nikola: Part Deux?
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  2630. Still fishing that F-35 out of the South China Sea?
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  2631. Rest assured a low-tech RPG-7 will handle the GNOM pretty quickly...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2632. Scholz is lying about working with China on climate change. Mercedes Benz just announced they're delaying their EV roll-out plans for 5 years, same as Audi did last year. Couple this with the ridiculous Chinese EU subsidy investigation, shutting down of nuclear power plants, and scaling back developement of EU green energy alternatives pretty much confirms the sulky liver sausage is paying lip service.
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  2633. Before long the only thing they will be allowed to have is a daschund and some safety scissors.
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  2634. "Except that guns would be extremely difficult to produce in a black market" Doesn't seem to be a problem in Pakistan: /watch?v=FinRqCocwGE Any third world country could start producing them for the US market on the cheap. Dealers could sell them with the drugs they already ship into the country. It would be billed as "security" for the merchandise.
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  2635. DING, DING, DING!!!
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  2636. Richard Blum, her husband, made windfall profits from contracts through his company Tutor Perini when she voted for the war in Iraq.
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  2637. If it makes them money in the long run of course they would. Political ideology is no longer the key factor in supporting an uprising, only the economic gain it can provide is reason for support.
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  2638.  @SW-fy8pq  Personally I wouldn't want a "Dutch Oven", but each to his own. I'm not here to judge...🤣
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  2639. Buzzfeed is cancer.
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  2640. Deer strikes cause 200 deaths and cost $4 billion per year. Imagine if there was no "damage to some form of entity" in regards to the deer population. There would be a lot more death and destruction, well on the human side at least.
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  2641. @TeeHee-vo1bn ...and screw themselves over in the process just to be lapdogs of the US...🤣
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  2642. it's so funny to watch how butt hurt the hardcore left is that they have to blame any entity besides their own poor messaging. Obama's gambit to move the bill to the House and blame Republicans when they killed it has failed. Democrats have a majority in the Senate plus the Independents and Obama could not get ANY of the amendments through. In fact CCW reciprocity GOT MORE VOTES then Toomey-Manchin. Obama just over played his hand by using the families of the victims as "props".
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  2643. I guess people would rather have this in our streets instead: "A 20-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of a teenager believed to have been attacked by a gang wielding swords and knives. Hani Abou El Kheir, 16, died from multiple stab wounds after he was set upon on the edge of Pimlico, one of London's most affluent neighbourhoods, on Sunday evening in a suspected drugs-related attack." Source: UK Daily Express
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  2644. Are explosives only used for killing or do they serve a different purpose, like in mining or demolition? Hunting is also a form of population control since there are fewer nature predators in the wild. Have you ever seen a deer strike with a vehicle going 60 MPH? People get killed from strikes all the time. Just imagine without any "damage to some form of entity" if the deer population was allowed to run amok.
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  2645. About a month ago the Internet Society of China, Semiconductor Industry Association, China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, and the China Association of Communications Enterprises all issued warnings that US chips are no longer secure or reliable and recommends Chinese companies exercise caution when purchasing US chips. Basically this is a government order not to use US chips in their applications. US chip makers are going to lose the entire Chinese market along with at least 30-50% of their profits...:text-green-game-over:
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  2646. Russia would never make the same mistake like with Alaska...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2647. @nullandvoid5 Nobody is stalking you. You're not that important...🤣
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  2648.  @ToiChutGongWu  Community guidelines? Or in other words anything that does not align with YouTube's agenda...🤣
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  2649. It's because the Chinese are already way ahead of the west with green energy production. The west is forcing the green energy transition instead of letting it progress naturally because China will clearly be the leader at the current pace.
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  2650. All that Russian gas will just get diverted to China at a nice discount. China. Do nothing. Win...🤣
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  2651. Don't believe anything "Meathead" says.
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  2652. Youtube is the modern equivalent of a public square, therefore first amendment protections should be applied.
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  2653.  @watchbywatch  This needs to be resolved by SCOTUS because there is precedent with regards to the public square court opinion. If we listened to you and didn't demand a higher court hear the arguments then "seperate but equal" would still be in effect...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2654.  @watchbywatch  ...and before you start screaming about privately owned companies look up Marsh v. Alabama and PruneYard Shopping Center v. Robins, then get back to me.
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  2655. In August Tesla raised the price to 859,990 yuan for the base model and 909,990 yuan for the long range. Also with NIO you can lease the battery and knock 100,000 yuan off the price making it 348,000 yuan for the standard model and 448,000 yuan for the long range. Chinese consumers are cost conscience, so you can plainly see who has the advantage.
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  2656.  @St.Maurice  Please, you sound like an Apple fanboi back in 2011. Who has the most market share today for smartphones? NIO and Xpeng success has to do with products and services specifically geared towards Chinese consumers. This is a mistake many corporations make when entering the Chinese market. They don't adapt to the local conditions and end up getting their butts handed to them by competitors.
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  2657.  @St.Maurice  How's that investigation going from the NHTSA about the incidents when Tesla's "best engineers" product crashed into 12 parked emergency vehicles?
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  2658.  @St.Maurice  Subsides are subsidies, there's no difference. If China wants to reduce emissions due to the severe pollution problems with subsides for EV production that's their business. Investigation was launched by the NHTSA, which is an independent agency. Besides the Tesla factory is in California, you know a state run by Democrats, so your accusation about unions and Democrats is just grasping at straws. Here we go again about China and IP theft even though China leads the globe in patents filed at the World Patent Office since 2019. Meanwhile Tesla can't even keep their commitments NOT to violate the GPL 2.0 license.
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  2659.  @St.Maurice  Most people in the US, which is not the end all for a global market. China has a larger middle class than the entire population of the US, so the domestic market is more than enough. NIO already has their battery swap technology in Norway with Germany and Italy planned for next year.
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  2660.  @St.Maurice  Your arguments have zero substance with nothing but opinion and innuendo. You're the one pushing the fanboi BS on everyone. If you want to see the battery infrastructure NIO is building in Norway go on their website.
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  2661.  @St.Maurice  Trump, which half of the Republican party disliked, but somehow this means Republicans embraced Tesla. You've got some serious mental gymnastics going on here.
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  2662.  @St.Maurice  There was plenty of division between Trump and members of the Republican party. To deny this is to deny reality, which you seem to be pretty good at.
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  2663.  @St.Maurice  So now we're sinking to pointing out grammatical errors? I'm pretty sure I can find a few of yours.
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  2664.  @St.Maurice  Are we still pushing the I'm a liar with the battery swap program in Norway?
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  2665.  @St.Maurice  Maybe you remember this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_Trump_movement
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  2666.  @St.Maurice  Or this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Republicans_who_opposed_the_Donald_Trump_2016_presidential_campaign
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  2667.  @marctemura2017  Excuse me I know about the Keiretsu system and actually wrote an academic paper of the relationship between Japan's government and the private sector. If anyone should STFU it's you for basing your entire opinion on the contents of one book. Marc Temura reaction "Oh, he actually know something"
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  2668.  @marctemura2017  I don't have to lie. In fact here's an except of the paper: "As you can see Japan’s economic controls and safeguards are much different than those in the United States. As with the economy, the Japanese employment system is very different with a structure unlike traditional western corporations. In Japan there are three main principles in the labor system. They are lifetime employment, labor unions, and seniority pay. Collectively the three main principles of Japanese labor economics are known to Japanese Policymakers as the sanshu no jingi - the “three treasures” of Japanese-style Management." What were you saying about BS?
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  2669. It's more like trying to hold back laughter when Filipinos got caught lying about the "new model"...🤣
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  2670.  @FilipinoFirst-zl1tx  You haven't seen the Bloomberg interview with Bongbong? It's hilarious...🤣
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  2671. Tom Cotton is the new Joe McCarthy for the 21st century. History will not be kind to him...🤣
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  2672. When the president of Ukraine and his top military generals say there's no evidence of an imminent Russian invasion I think they would know since it's their country that would be on the receiving end of a big old bear slap... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2673.  @ysw8291  He may be a thug, but the global south needs to take his advice and make him a toothless thug...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2674. Japan has a suicide rate twice that of the US so no it's not working when it comes to suicides. Japan also has a much lower homicide rate than the US even if you exclude all gun related deaths. It's culture in Japan that makes for a low homicide rate and a high suicide rate, not guns.
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  2675. " A guns only practical use is killing" Just last week I killed some clay pigeons and paper targets. They won't be bothering anyone any time soon.
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  2676. Not going to work. Chinese are way too smart. It's going to cost billions in lost profits for US/EU corporations with all the boycotts. No profits, no political donations.
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  2677. Because the despotism to keep Trump off the ballot is very entertaining. Especially in high definition...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2678. Wenbin is just reiterating that industrious Chinese "ants" are way smarter than US lead western "grasshoppers." 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2679. In Tibet white yaks make up about 3-5% of all herds...🙄
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  2680. You forgot rigged elections via Jeb Bush and hanging chads...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2681. Because of the proposed ban people are buying everything and cleaning out gun sellers inventories. When the bill fails do you thing people are going to stop purchasing firearms at an accelerated rate? Of course not since the item may become taboo again in the near future. So the red meat thrown to the far left is doing absolutely nothing but increasing firearm sales, which is the one thing the far left wants reduced. How convoluted is that?
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  2682. According to a leaked slide from a US Navy presentation China has 232 times more ship building capacity than the US. I hope there's never a showdown between the US and China because it would go nuclear once the US 7th Fleet was sitting at the bottom of the South China Sea...🍄☁➡:text-green-game-over:
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  2683. Don't use an online video converter. All you need is a FOSS solution like Handbrake or ffmpeg.
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  2684. Shahab al-Muhajir has a oompa-loompa hairstyle...🤡
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  2685. Ansar Allah, which is their actual name, is the only group that is attempting to enforce the provisions of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (1948).
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  2686. Human rights? What about the human rights of the 34,000+ dead in Gaza from US supplied arms?
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  2687.  @tkh2944  See my other comments in the thread...🙄
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  2688.  @comingviking  I have to because your OP made absolutely no sense whatsoever...🤣
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  2689. Trump rips the mask off of imperialism. It's the best face for the rest of the world to see and reject...:text-green-game-over:
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  2690. Did you notice the hard left wing shift just after the election?
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  2691. Well you obviously know about the caliber of different firearms so why would you allow the same capacity for a semi-auto 22LR as for a .308? It's arbitrary and makes no sense. It's just a "feel good" law not taking into account the majority of situations an owner would need the additional capacity.
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  2692. ... and the reason why I bought Uxin.
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  2693. US and the 51st state in the Middle East are notorious dens of iniquity with regards to hacking others...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2694. China owns the supply chains for almost everything, and the ones they don't own China is in the process of overtaking because of US sanctions. Our elected leaders are morons...🤣
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  2695. "Oh.. there's a woman there she's wearing a mask" and she gave you the stink eye, or maybe the evil eye. To be safe you should get that Chinese pox taken off...🤪
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  2696. You can thank the Trump administration for the semiconductor shortage. The administration started placing Chinese manufacturers on the entity list and changed the procurement rules regarding the percentage of tech originating from the United States. Manufacturers in China believing they would be the next target started double and triple booking orders while buying all the inventory they could get their hands on.
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  2697. Saudi Arabia only allows Chinese brand cell phones, American based phones are banned. Good luck getting rid of Huawei...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2698. Polarized? No middle ground? Thanks for proving his point.
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  2699.  @FakeReal007  No it's not the same thing since congress has created what is called a bill of attainder, which is legislation which punishes an individual or group without a judicial trial. Bills of attainder violate article 1 section 9 and article 1 section 10 of the US Constitution.
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  2700.  @DubboU  What you're describing is called a bill of attainder, which is a direct violation of the US Constitution.
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  2701.  @FakeReal007  The end goal can't be reached because it's unconstitutional. Have you not been paying attention?
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  2702.  @FakeReal007  Let's use a football analogy. You can't score a goal if your offside because it doesn't count, correct? In this instance the legislation is offside, so everything after that is immaterial. It's pretty simple.
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  2703.  @FakeReal007  Concerned trolling is not a good look. Try something else.
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  2704. In the US your choices are always the same, giant douche or turd sandwich.
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  2705. Just like with Xiaomi the USG will abandon this once BYD sues in order not to set precedent.
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  2706. That's rich coming from a country that's enabling genocide per UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese in her latest report.
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  2707. @mudshovel 289 I'm not an ordinary American since I get my news from a wide variety of sources and speak more than one language...😂🤣😂🤣
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  2708. @mudshovel 289 "...every time you watch an ad on YouTube even for those 5 seconds..." I have AdBlock and AdGuard DNS installed, so I haven't seen a Youtube ad in years. It does take some intelligence to setup on your local network, so maybe it's not for you...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2709. China can make ships like dumplings...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2710.  @weeshuggie228  You do know it was a Boeing 737 that was involved in the crash. Planes just don't fall out of the sky unless there's a major mechanical failure. I call BS on your conspiracy theory since the NTSB has been involved in the on-site investigation and China gave them the black boxes for analysis. Boeing on the other hand already lost their face, shirt, right and left arm. The only reason they're still around is the US props them up with lucrative government contracts. Sucks to be wrong all the time, doesn't it? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2711.  @weeshuggie228  I'm divorced, so you can have my sloppy seconds...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2712. US only imports 2% of its steel from China. Biden, enjoy your higher prices...🤣
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  2713.  @mudshovel289  How effective are those technology export controls on China? 🤣 "Amid the current U.S.-China technological race, the U.S. has imposed export controls to deny China access to strategic technologies. We document that these measures prompted a broad-based decoupling of U.S. and Chinese supply chains. Once their Chinese customers are subject to export controls, U.S. suppliers are more likely to terminate relations with Chinese customers, including those not targeted by export controls. However, we find no evidence of reshoring or friend-shoring. As a result of these disruptions, affected suppliers have negative abnormal stock returns, wiping out $130 billion in market capitalization, and experience a drop in bank lending, profitability, and employment." - Geopolitical Risk and Decoupling: Evidence from U.S. Export Controls, Matteo Crosignani, Lina Han, Marco Macchiavelli, and André F. Silva , Federal Reserve Bank of New York Staff Reports, no. 1096, April 2024
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  2714.  @mudshovel289  I'm just rubbing in the "I told you so" using competent sources...🤣
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  2715. Blinken and company are completely aware of their hypocrisy, so they just ignore it. Who's going to call them out on it? Western media...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2716.  @mtro_official  Iran should start highly enriching uranium for their new submarine program acquired from China to keep peace and stability in the Persian Gulf. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2717.  @mtro_official  So there are no issues with Iran having highly enriched uranium for their new submarine program? Iran, like Australia, is also a signatory to the NPT plus their religious leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who is the highest authority in the country, issued a fatwa declaring nuclear weapons as harem or forbidden. Remember it's not about nuclear weapons, Iranians just want this advanced technology. As for "do you know much about Li When Liong", of course that's irrelevant and a red herring to the topic of nuclear proliferation.
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  2718. Kirby is an alumni of my school? Now I feel really ashamed.
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  2719. Do not feed the troll ⬆
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  2720.  @mudshovel289  “We control essentially the northern half of the Pacific between Hawaii and Philippines,” US special envoy Joseph Yun told Congress in July, 2023. The US also extended their pacific seabed claim to over one million square kilometers. While "all" may be an a stretch the fact remains the US controls vast areas of the Pacific, which is an area way bigger than any territorial claims the Chinese may have...🤣
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  2721.  @mudshovel289  "Otherwise, they’d say every ship in the North Pacific is trespassing..." I hate to break your bubble, but that is the exact position the US Navy takes with regards to the Northern Pacific and vessels of other states. It's called “the right of strategic denial” by using selective enforcement...🤣
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  2722.  @mudshovel289  What part of "while "all" may be an a stretch" did you not understand? Did I not concede that point? I believe the follow up was "the fact remains the US controls vast areas of the Pacific." This is a true statement, is it not?
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  2723.  @impolitediscourse7991  I see it's double down time on the strawman. Do you even read what you post... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2724. The scary part is that you would instead get on a 737 Max, which is "designed by clowns, who in turn are supervised by monkeys."
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  2725.  @davidhanak8966  ...and they're totally versatile since they double as a coffin...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2726.  @themiddlekingdom9121  Better yet the Global South can process those minerals and sell finished goods, and China will help them with investment and joint ventures...😁
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  2727. California: The land of fruits and nuts.
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  2728. Indian trolls are silent when tragedy strikes at home. Unlike them I won't gloat over this horrible tragedy.
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  2729. Facci vedere le tette!
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  2730. These people in Pakistan would have to disagree with you: /watch?v=FinRqCocwGE Unlike meth you can't blow yourself up making a 1911.
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  2731. Russia has plenty of A2/AD defenses between the Ukrainian border and Moscow. Those Pantsir installations are to protect against Ukrainian operatives infiltrating Russia proper and launching short range suicide drones.
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  2732. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but we need the US to sanction more countries so these countries will dedollarisation and disengage from the Western financial system once and for all. When that occurs it will be permanent and these countries will never return to that environment.
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  2733. Sticks and carrots are for donkeys.
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  2734. ...but GM selling your driving data to LexisNexis, who then sells it to insurance companies, is perfectly fine...🤣
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  2735.  @nikehusk3849  I guess we have a "data privacy nightmare" no matter the country of origin...🤣
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  2736.  @nikehusk3849  Then you need better data protection laws in the host country. Stopping imports while your own country's data protection laws are Swiss cheese is a recipe for widespread abuse...😎
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  2737. Nice revision of history. It was Chamberlain that appeased the Nazi regime with the Munich Agreement and the Russian army who actually defeated the majority of German forces as the allies were late to the party. Why do you post this nonsense when it can easily be refuted? You can't be this stupid... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2738.  @QuantumBits0  "The ruling is a significant check on attempts to alter maritime boundaries through vague historical claims." - The historically record shows that in 111 BC Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty actually started claiming the islands and archipelagos of the region. Other than the brief period of French interdiction there is an unbroken line of control and administration of the islands and archipelagos by China for over 2,000 years.
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  2739.  @QuantumBits0  "This position is legally strategic and grounded in UNCLOS, which defines an island as a landform capable of sustaining human habitation or economic life of its own." - Except the problem is that those islands had the following features as determined by France, in its Government Bulletin issued Jully 25, 1933: a) There are Chinese people from Hainan living on the Nansha Islands who fish for their living. b) At that time, there were Chinese living on the Islands. c) On the Islands, there were houses made of leaves, and there were statues of God and photos of the deceased for worship. d) Every year, the Chinese on Hainan carried food by sailboat to the Chinese living on the Nansha Islands.
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  2740.  @SK-lt1so  It's a lot longer time than the US pointing their finger and claiming it's "theirs"...🤣
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  2741.  @SK-lt1so  How can it be criminal when it's perfectly legal under article 298 of UNCLOS?🤣
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  2742.  @SK-lt1so  China didn't lose anything because they're excluded from the dispute settlement procedures. You conveniently keep forgetting about article 298 of UNCLOS...🤣
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  2743.  @SK-lt1so  Mafia government? Last time I checked Bongbong was under a contempt judgement in the US for failure to pay a 353 million dollar fine...🤣
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  2744. Listening to "like" and uptalk on every sentence are two things that drive me absolutely insane...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2745. Let's see, a convicted felon with a history of mental illness who is prohibited by law to purchase firearms had a Bushmaster AR-15 which is also banned in the State of New York. So Cenk, which particular gun control law or laws stopped this individual from obtaining these weapons? Please take your time.
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  2746.  @yu-jd5jg  Unfortunately the DPP controls the province for now, so just like with Hong Kong they'll stay until the last moment.
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  2747. It's because the Chinese walk the walk with regards to trade and investment. US only gives lip service to Latin America because actual US policy is to suppress economic growth in the region so they can be exploited by US corporations.
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  2748. @Ben Benito There are 30+ trillion reasons why the US will cease to be the world's only superpower. You can only live off credit cards for so long...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2749. @Ben Benito No, that was Leahman Brothers that gave them advice. The Chinese bailed out the US in 2008, so they're used to cleaning up messes. Forgot to add the 180 trillion in unfunded liabilities the US currently has. Hard to be a super power when you're bankrupt...
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  2750. ... but the state media labels were removed for ALL the accounts, not just western media.
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  2751. Is that you Hillary?🤣
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  2752. The entire narrative is falling apart piece by piece to the point that even the average person is questioning this. Everyone knows what a true genocide looks like and these claims don't even meet the minimum standard.
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  2753. Beware and be afraid, it's the "Axis of Evil". Politicians in the US are a joke...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2754. Let those soy boys go so they can be cut down by 30 mm auto cannons. Problem solved for Thailand, courtesy of the Russian Federation... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2755.  @ToiChutGongWu  I've been calling him sh*tshovel for the longest time. Seems appropriate...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2756.  @mudshovel289  I've a touched a nerve. You know being weak skinned is not a good look...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2757. Science K Men as usual does an in depth investigation and confirms the patch is fake: https://youtu.be/gW4mScFurc4
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  2758. Colonialism 101: China subsidies nascent industries = Bad EU/US subsidies nascent industries = Good
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  2759. NIO now has over 100K pre-orders for the ET5. With an average pricing of 50,000 USD that's 5 billion in pre-orders... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2760. Even Professor Jeffery Sachs, who chaired the Lancet Commission on Covid-19, believes the virus was a release "out of US lab biotechnology": https://youtu.be/HbaZnSBBBVc
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  2761. Ron De Sanctimonious? Oh yeah, I'm going to use that...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2762. "...which is power over the global economy." - It's not power, but common prosperity since it brings peace. Power eventually brings war because you have to enforce it when others become disobedient...😎
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  2763.  @mudshovel289  Ad hominem attack and ignoring the actual statement made? Stay classy...🤣
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  2764.  @mudshovel289  You just made stuff up because you have no idea who I am or what I want...🤣
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  2765.  @willgates8383  China wants common prosperity, which is true because they bring ports, airports, railroads, hospitals, schools, etc. “You will know them by their fruits” - Matthew 7:16
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  2766. You're in the new Road to Germany NIO video: https://youtu.be/JdK2F3muo3U?t=40
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  2767. Nobody is surprised since the goal is the destruction of European industry to keep the community within the US sphere of influence. Once all these politicians are voted out the damage will have already been done and it will be irrecoverable. Destroy the world economy causing untold human suffering and the country that's least affected is the winner.
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  2768. Cricket, and that's even debatable...🤣
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  2769. Get a Sealion PHEV instead since you don't have the infrastructure. Problem solved...😎
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  2770. It means it's time to play nice with China instead of trying to implement the US pipe dream called full-spectrum dominance...:text-green-game-over:
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  2771.  @eazypeazy2964  No, the best strategy is usually tit-for-tat, or some variation. The Veritasium channel has a good video on this subject.
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  2772. NATO: Expand to Russian borders ✔️ NATO: Expand to Chinese borders 🚧
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  2773. Absolutely nothing since they're just an attack poodle for the US.
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  2774.  @ricotheman8139  More like do this or get whipped on backside with the end of the leash.
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  2775. The only tool, other than Gina Raimondo, in the toolbox is sanctions, which don't work.
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  2776. There is no use for assault weapons, that's why they have been banned since 1986. An assault weapon is a select fire weapon usually from automatic to semi-automatic fire and sometimes three round burst. You pull the trigger and multiple rounds are fired. The weapons we are talking about are semi-automatic only, just like many hunting rifles or handguns. You pull the trigger once only one round is fired. This LEO explains the difference: /watch?v=LB8gNCnLDZI
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  2777. My FICO credit score is 826. Sometimes It pays to be an accountant.
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  2778. If the US is so upset with China they should stop buying products from China. It's not China's fault if the shelves at Walmart and Target will be empty in a few weeks...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2779. What do you expect from an aircraft "designed by clowns, who in turn are supervised by monkeys?" 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2780. Most of the recent mass shooters (Fort Hood, Columbine, Virginia Tech, Aurora, Sandy Hook) all had left learning ideology so it's no wonder they would have skipped this little nugget of information. TYT more "fair and balanced" then ever. :)
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  2781. To maximize profits manufacturers will produce until marginal revenue equals marginal cost. There's no overcapacity because manufacturers would not produce additional units if marginal cost was greater than marginal revenue. Economics 101.
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  2782. China is collapsing with 5.2% GDP growth plus a 2 billion dollar per day trade surplus...🤣
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  2783. @TeeHee-vo1bn They are free, except for Ukraine who's now owned by Blackrock...🤣
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  2784. @TeeHee-vo1bn No, I didn't smoke any of your stash. I have standards...🤣
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  2785. If the west didn't have double standards they would have no standards at all...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2786. It's hilarious that China only needs to use carrots and no sticks to get all these stragglers on board the "China Express"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2787. China is becoming less dependent on the west for food, raw materials, and energy because western countries would starve China even if it meant the loss of hundreds of millions of people. What's occurring in the Middle East is just a mechanism for conditioning everyone to what is planned for China...🤢
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  2788. China doesn't bomb countries in the global south, China doesn't invade countries in the global south, China doesn't overthrow governments in the global south, China doesn't unilaterally sanction countries in the global south, China doesn't impose neo-liberal economics on countries in the global south, and finally China doesn't use predatory loans in an endless cycle of IMF debt on countries in the global south. Does anyone really wonder why countries in the global south choose China over the US? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2789. Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico has bigger balls than Justin Trudeau...🤣
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  2790. On that same day a 20 year veteran police officer in Las Vegas shot and killed his wife, son and then himself. Should we allow the police to have firearms even though they have higher rates of alcoholism, domestic violence, and suicide then the general population?
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  2791. There's no Russian buildup of troops on the Ukraine border, that's fake news. Even the Ukrainian military claims there's no buildup: https://youtu.be/Ybo-iqrbMCk
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  2792. I wouldn't know, are you a conservative?
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  2793. If an island of 23 million Chinese people can produce 90% of the world's advanced semiconductors then it's only a matter of time that a continent of 1.4 billion Chinese people can do the same thing...:text-green-game-over:
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  2794. I usually boot up a distro on a stick and use the command pv /dev/sdX > /dev/sdX since pv has a progressive bar, then resize the drive in gparted. If I want an image it's pv /dev/sdX > myimage.img. Sometimes the simplest tools are all you need.
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  2795.  @etow8034  In the US we have Publix and Hy-Vee supermarkets which are employee owned.
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  2796. Wait till Vicky goes to China. They're not going to take any of her neocon sh*t...:face-fuchsia-poop-shape:
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  2797. ... and the US will find out real fast not to come around anymore when China launches a few DF-17s. This isn't the 19th century when US warships freely patrolled up and down the Yangtze river. The 'Century of Humiliation' is over, get used to it...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2798.  @mtro_official  Then why didn't Australia buy the French subs which actually use low grade enriched uranium? You didn't know the original configuration of those subs uses a nuclear reactor, but were being specially built for diesel use only? Maybe it has sometime to due with complying with the NPT? It's funny how facts get in the way of a narrative.
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  2799.  @mtro_official  Australia could have purchased the advanced technology from France, but choose to purchase diesel instead? Why are you avoiding this question?
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  2800.  @mtro_official  If they wanted nuclear subs in the first place why did they order diesel powered instead?
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  2801.  @mtro_official  Once again avoiding the question, so I will make it simple for you. France has subs available that are nuclear powered with low grade enriched uranium. Australia orders these subs, but in the contract specifically requests they be redesigned by removing the nuclear propulsion system and replacing it with a diesel electric system. Why did Australia do this if they wanted this advanced technology in the first place? Answer? Because It has nothing to do with wanting this technology and has everything to do with extending US military capability through a vassal state. I know you understand this concept, so saying otherwise is rather foolish.
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  2802.  @mtro_official  Guess who's number two in nuclear energy? Guess who's never had a serious nuclear accident? Guess where 70% of electricity is produced with nuclear energy? It looks like France has some world class technology, but somehow Australia decides not to use this and goes instead with diesel electric?
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  2803.  @mtro_official  ... because they had to redesign the subs to use diesel electric instead of the nuclear propulsion system. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2804. Well those countries shouldn't have closed their factories in the 80s and 90s and shifted production to China. They have no one to blame except themselves...🤣
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  2805.  @avatarairbinder6157  It's not my fault your country can't compete. The products from China don't magically end up on your store shelves. If you don't like China tell your government not to trade with them, it's that simple. Enjoy your high prices and lack of innovation...🤣
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  2806. The different narrative means that WSJ pulled the strike information deeper out of their backside than AXIOS and CNN...🤣
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  2807.  Dark Cloud  The US has control over the targeting computers for those HIMARS. So the only question is did the US order the strike or did Elensky order the strike with the blessing of the US?
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  2808.  Dark Cloud  Did you read what I posted? It's a given the US controls the HIMARS. So my question is did the US order the strike or did Elensky order the strike with the blessing of the US? It's a very simple question.
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  2809.  @birtelambjerggaard6497  US, EU, and a few vassals in Asian does not equal "most of the world".
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  2810. Spielberg runs Biden's campaign it will be more like "The Terminal" or "1941"...🤣
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  2811. Notice Israel did this weak sauce attack after the futures markets were closed for the week...🤣
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  2812. 1990. The Economist: China's economy has come to a halt. 1996. The Economist: China's economy will face a hard landing. 1998. The Economist: China's economy entering a dangerous period of sluggish growth. 1999. Bank of Canada: Likelihood of a hard landing for the Chinese economy. 2000. Chicago Tribune: China currency move nails hard landing risk coffin. 2001. Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas: A hard landing in China. 2002. Westchester University: China Anxiously Seeks a Soft Economic Landing. 2003. New York Times: Banking crisis imperils China. 2004. The Economist: The great fall of China? 2005. Nouriel Roubini: The Risk of a Hard Landing in China. 2006. International Economy: Can China Achieve a Soft Landing? 2007. TIME: Is China's Economy Overheating? Can China avoid a hard landing? 2008. Forbes: Hard Landing In China? 2009. Fortune: China's hard landing. China must find a way to recover. 2010: Nouriel Roubini: Hard landing coming in China. 2011: Business Insider: A Chinese Hard Landing May Be Closer Than You Think. 2012: American Interest: Dismal Economic News from China: A Hard Landing. 2013: Zero Hedge: A Hard Landing In China. 2014. CNBC: A hard landing in China. 2015. Forbes: Congratulations, You Got Yourself A Chinese Hard Landing. 2016. The Economist: Hard landing looms for China. 2017. National Interest: Is China's Economy Going To Crash. 2018. The Daily Reckoning: China's Coming Financial Meltdown. 2019. BBC: China's Economic Slowdown: How worried should we be? 2020. New York Times: Coronavirus Could End China's Decades-Long Economic Growth Streak. 2021. Bloomberg: Chinese economy risks deeper slowdown than markets realize. 2022. Bloomberg: China Surprise Data Could Spell RECESSION. 2023. Bloomberg: No word should be off-limits to describe China's faltering economy...🤣
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  2813.  @charlo90952  Fertility Rate (2022) US: 1.66 UK: 1.57 Germany: 1.46 Japan: 1.26 China: 1.18 South Korea: 0.78 Looks like everyone is in the same boat, except South Korea since their ship is sinking pretty fast...🤣
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  2814. US democracy for you, the best money can buy...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2815.  @SK-lt1so  You do know the US has a larger prison population than China...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2816.  @aungaisum8654  US is not a "war democracy". It's an oligarchy as defined by Aristotle.
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  2817. SUSE uses Pulseaudio, so install pavucontrol and you can modify the audio settings to suit your needs.
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  2818. Someone with access to a 3D printer can produce the parts they need to make an AR-15 receive and high-cap magazine. The remaining parts can be purchased without restrictions. Only an idiot would believe that somebody who has above average intelligence would NOT figure this out.
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  2819.  @renemartin5729  And? Philippines can always send their military to chase away the Chinese. Good luck with that...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2820.  @renemartin5729  You mean when the Philippine Navy ran away when the Chinese Coast Guard drenched them with a water cannon? China didn't even have to bring out the real guns. How embarrassing...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2821.  @renemartin5729  Contempt from the world? Must be the reason why more than 140 countries showed up in Beijing for the 2023 Belt and Road Forum...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2822.  @renemartin5729  Vietnam wants protection from China? You do know that China is Vietnam's largest trading partner? You're the gift that keeps on giving...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2823.  @renemartin5729  Look at this diatribe you're spewing while giving yourself a thumbs up on each and every post. You can't face the fact the empire and its vassals are dying while China and the global south are entering a new world order. You desperately cling on to some reef in the middle of the South China Sea as a focal point in this vast conspiracy of China's demise. Gordon Chang would be proud of you...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2824.  @mudshovel289  The clown show never stops...🤡
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  2825. There is no correlation according to the data. You still have not made a case that gun control in the UK lead to less homicides. Now your just gasping at straws. People in the UK do not kill each other at the same rate they do in the US regardless of the method used.
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  2826. What special skills do you need with a 3D printer? You can already print lower AR-15 receivers and hi-cap magazines. The lower receiver is the gun, not the components attached to it. Reliability is not an issue if you only want to put 200-300 rounds through it plus the technology is only going to get better. What do you do at that point?
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  2827. It doesn't look like a public road, but a road inside of a housing or apartment complex.
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  2828. Schumer did not say that one side wants a blanket ban. You need to read the entire article to grasp the context of what he was saying. Also the term "cop killer bullet" and "explosive rounds" are only propaganda from the gun-control advocate side. I guess you were too stupid to spend a few minutes doing a search on Google.
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  2829. ... and yes you can also print a hi-cap magazine if you wanted.
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  2830.  @avandurion  "The mere possession or exercise of monopoly power is not an offense; the law addresses only the anticompetitive acquisition or maintenance of such power (and certain related attempts). Acquiring or maintaining monopoly power through assaults on the competitive process harms consumers and is to be condemned." Antitrust Division, US Department of Justice
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  2831.  @avandurion  Certain industries have monopoly power and are allowed by the government. Electric, water, and telephone utilities are examples of this.
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  2832.  @avandurion  Moving the goalpost? That section of statute I cited from the US Department of Justice was chapter one section two of the Sherman Act...🤣
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  2833. ... and it's not pumped full of hormones. Hunting is land management, harvesting game is necessary. If there was no hunting the government would have to cull the numbers and all that prime non-hormone free range meat would go to waste.
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  2834. So your source is a 16 year old report based on 20+ year old data? You still have not refuted the more recent data I presented about Canada and US suicide rates and methods.
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  2835. China would benefit from a war between Iran and the US since it will allow time for China to build up its military capability and sanction proof their economy making a potential conflict with the US highly unlikely.
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  2836.  @Sean-giang  What are the Philippines going to do about it?
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  2837.  @Sean-giang  No, China won't back off. What are the Philippines going to do about it?
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  2838.  @Sean-giang  Won what? A piece of paper? Who's going to enforce the PCA ruling?
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  2839.  @Sean-giang  You didn't answer the question. Who's going to enforce the ruling?
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  2840.  @Sean-giang  China can ram ships and use water cannons, which is more than the Philippines can with their piece of paper.
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  2841.  @Sean-giang  Philippines can only wave their piece of paper and nothing else.
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  2842.  @Sean-giang  Lost what? They still have the area under their control, nothing has changed. Looks like a win, or at a minimum keeping the status quo.
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  2843.  @Sean-giang  I don't know why, you can ask her.
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  2844.  @Sean-giang  If you want an answer ask the spokesperson and not some random person on the internet. It's common sense.
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  2845.  @Sean-giang  China still controls the area, so where is the "loss"?
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  2846.  @Sean-giang  Know how? Is that like some mind reading club only for the privileged?
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  2847.  @Sean-giang  No, I'm just not a mind reader.
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  2848.  @Sean-giang  So you can read minds? It's a miracle, praise Jesus.
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  2849.  @Sean-giang  C'mon, you've got to have a better response then that.
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  2850. Afghanistan has oil? No wonder the Americans were there for 20 years...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2851. These people do in Pakistan: /watch?v=FinRqCocwGE and they don't even have running water!!!
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  2852. Olaf has to be the biggest cuck on the US vassal list. Germans should be ashamed of their leadership.
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  2853.  @ivankuljis1780  This Chinese commercial for the BYD Han pretty much says it all. You don't even have to understand the language to know what's going on: https://youtu.be/83fDVH--w98
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  2854. "The only threat to the world is the US and its allies.' - Actually it's just the US since allies are kept weak by the US.
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  2855. Investment in US military bases. Philippines can now enjoy all the crime and environmental damage they bring...🤣
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  2856.  @peanut0brain  It's a mixed economy just like in western countries, except the execution is for the benefit of the majority and not just the minority.
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  2857. Like I stated before the AR-15 lower receiver IS the gun, not the components attached to it. This includes the bolt or barrel which ANYONE can legally purchase without ANY restrictions.
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  2858. The faster western economies collapse the better off everyone else on this planet will be.
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  2859. US is Captain Ahab and China is the white whale. We all know how the story ends...:text-green-game-over:
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  2860. Google is your friend :)
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  2861. Shut up you Armenian Genocide denier :(
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  2862.  @weeshuggie228  Behind just like with all the 5G and high speed rail technology the US has... oh wait...
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  2863.  @weeshuggie228  And? You do know that the US didn't invent the jet engine. That credit goes to Dr. Hans von Ohain from Germany and Sir Frank Whittle of the UK as being the co-inventors of the jet engine. What were you saying about not invented here...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2864.  @weeshuggie228  You deleted your not invented here comment because you were 100% wrong. You can stop with the gaslighting, it's not working...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2865. Problem with western media is that you can only lie for so long before the truth catches up, and when it does people are going to be very angry at being duped.
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  2866.  @swiftmovers3827  " The government revealed in Parliament in December last year that as many as 2,783 foreign companies and their subsidiaries ceased operations in India between 2014 and November 2021." - Decoding the mystery of MNC exits from India, Ashish Kapur, Business Today, Aug 04, 2022
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  2867.  @swiftmovers3827  "India is the graveyard of corporations" is a phrase that refers to India's history of regulating foreign companies, such as Chinese, Amazon, Walmart, Vodafone, Nokia, Samsung, and Google. These companies have faced regulatory setbacks or been subject to large fines in the Indian market." - India’s crackdown on Chinese phone makers is just the first step in its economic development strategy, Liu Zongyi, South China Morning Post, June 27, 2023
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  2868.  @rap3208 These posts from swiftmovers3827 confirm he's just another Indian scam artist working out of Mumbai. I'm going to stop responding to his trolling and suggest everyone else do the same.
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  2869. I've seen what those fuckers can do, you need as much firepower on target as you can get.
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  2870. China projects power around the globe, except it's economic power since the projection of military power is becoming useless. Ansar Allah is an example of this shift...:text-green-game-over:
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  2871. “That rifle on the wall of the labourer's cottage or working class flat is the symbol of democracy. It is our job to see that it stays there.” -- George Orwell
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  2872. But when rifles are used they have a devastating effect. Banning weapons with certain cosmetic features is pointless. There are other semi-automatic rifles readily available with the same if not more firepower, you would have to ban all semi-automatic rifles. I would be in favor of limiting magazine size, using fixed bullet buttons, better LE access to various databases and close the private sale loophole. If you're afraid to use an FFL for the transfer then you're hiding something.
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  2873. What was handed in were spent one time use rocket launchers. These are discarded after use. They're empty tubes and are non-functional. It's not a weapon, it's scrap.
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  2874. Russia forces can keep the Houthi tradition going and do the Baraa dance after they set the MRAPs on fire...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2875. I bet all those EU flags that are magically showing up in Georgia were made in China...🤣
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  2876. While the US and vassals are messing with O-RAN, China is pulling further ahead with its lead in 5G led predominately by Huawei and ZTE.
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  2877. "Look at line. Line go up." - That's about right for Ian Bremmer...🤣
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  2878. Do you even know what an assault weapon is? Watch this LEO from California explain the difference: /watch?v=LB8gNCnLDZI I like when he changes the furniture on that Ruger. It looks "scary", ban it!!!
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  2879. Well I'm all for reducing magazine size to 10-20 rounds since that seems to be an idea everyone can get behind, but banning a class of firearms because of cosmetic or ergonomic features is stupid beyond believe.
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  2880. "Trying to hold China back is a fool’s errand." - Former US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo When the lead person pushing the containment strategy policy for the last four years calls BS then it's time to give it a rest...🤣
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  2881. Difference is Lebron is actually good at dunking.
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  2882. ​ @dehua-2730  你好 - Just telling a lie with a straight face is not good enough. To be good at lying you have to make the people believe in the lie.
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  2883. Who's going to build them since China just stopped construction of new coal fired plants in other countries? Anyway this is the same old tired argument that has been floating around since the early 2000's. Pollutants can be controlled much more efficiently at a centralized location then at the tailpipe of millions of vehicles, so in reality it would be a net benefit.
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  2884. The NRA has changed its position so that Democrats and Republicans in pro-gun states will not be challenged in 2014 as lackey's for the NRA. It's gives political cover for those to vote for better background checks. Cenk has turned into a far left wing idiot with his anti-gun tirades.
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  2885. Wang Yi is Master Yoda while Tony Blinken is Jar Jar Binks...🤣
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  2886.  @TheGreatAmphibian  Aircraft manufacturing is a poor comparison because there are alternatives to building your own. However semiconductor manufacturing development will be much faster because the alternative is nothing. Necessity is the mother of all invention is not just slogan. Like I said before it's a fool's bet to believe China will not overcome this hurdle.
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  2887.  @Emphasis213  Exactly. Currently the Chinese are working with what they have as a stop gap while the development of EUV machines or alternative technologies progress. China is also building a SSMB-EUV prototype as a feasibly solution, so semiconductors are an "all hands on deck" effort that's going to bear fruit within the next 3-5 years.
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  2888.  @TheGreatAmphibian  And you have a coherent argument? Sorry, but repeating the same old tropes without a shred of evidence is not a coherent argument. Anyone with half a brain would realize it would much easier to certify airworthiness by using industry standard avionics, flight controls, engines, landing system, etc. then to have each new system be submitted for testing and certification prior to receiving airworthiness. We haven't even mentioned maintenance, which by using industry standard components allows certified technicians to work on these aircraft without re-certification. Also the components are interchangeable, which means less down time when parts are needed since keeping these birds in the air is what makes airlines money. Unlike you I've done research on the subject instead of regurgitating a bunch of talking points...🤣
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  2889.  @TheGreatAmphibian  Once again that's you opinion, which is worth about as much as the words typed on this screen...🤡
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  2890.  @TheGreatAmphibian  Please show me where I stated that the Chinese were ahead of the US in fusion energy. We're waiting...🤣
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  2891.  @TheGreatAmphibian  So when the academic paper comes out and is peer reviewed you'll take back those words? Correct? 🦗🦗🦗
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  2892. Japan has a higher suicide rate (20.0 per 100,000) versus the US at 11.0. For comparison the UK has a suicide rate of 9.0. So less guns does not equal less suicides.
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  2893. Anyone else think "time to make the f*cking donuts"?
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  2894.  @deanyt3697  Sorry, the J -20 looks nothing like the F-35. You must be thinking of the KF-21 from South Korea...🤣😂🤣😂 https://youtu.be/msRYNCDdq3k
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  2895.  @chrisdryer  Dr Wenliang posted his information in a private chatroom with other medical professionals on December 30th. Here's a timeline of events: Dec 27 -- Dr. Zhang Jixian, director of the respiratory and critical care medicine department of Hubei Provincial Hospital, files a report to the hospital stating that an unknown pneumonia has developed in three patients and they are not responding to influenza treatment. Dec 29 -- Hubei Provincial Hospital convened a panel of 10 experts to discuss the now seven cases. Their conclusion that the situation was extraordinary, plus information of two similar cases in other hospitals, prompted the hospital to report directly to the municipal and provincial health authorities. Dec 30 -- The Wuhan Municipal Health Commission issued an urgent notification to medical institutions under its jurisdiction, ordering efforts to appropriately treat patients with pneumonia of unknown cause. Dec 31 -- The National Health Commission (NHC) made arrangements in the wee hours, sending a working group and an expert team to Wuhan to guide epidemic response and conduct on-site investigations. The Wuhan Municipal Health Commission released a briefing on its website about the pneumonia outbreak in the city, confirming 27 cases and telling the public not to go to enclosed public places or gather. It suggested wearing face masks when going out. The Wuhan Municipal Health Commission released briefings on the pneumonia outbreak in accordance with the law. Jan 1 -- The NHC set up a leading group to determine the emergency response to the epidemic. The group convened meetings on a daily basis since then. Jan 2 -- The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (China CDC) and the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (CAMS) received the first batch of samples of four patients from Hubei Province and began pathogen identification. The NHC came up with a set of guidelines on early discovery, early diagnosis and early quarantine for the prevention and control of the viral pneumonia of unknown cause. Jan 3 -- Dr. Wenliang signs a statement not to post unsubstantiated rumors. There's no "whistleblowing" as the information of the cases were already going up the chain of command. The really hero is Dr. Zhang Jixian. She's the one that alerted authorities using proper channels. These are facts that can be sourced by multiple media outlets. http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-04/16/c_138982435.htm http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-04/06/c_138951662.htm
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  2896.  @chrisdryer  First of all Dr Wenliang was an ophthalmologist, so he wasn't qualified to make that statement. He was not involved in the medical assessment of the patients or took part in any stage of determining the cause of the pneumonia. Dr Wenliang also specifically told the people in the private chatroom not to disseminate the information, but someone in the chatroom took a screenshot of the discussion and posted it on Weibo. The Wuhan Municipal Health Commission released a statement of a pneumonia of unknown cause on their website on the 31st. Samples were sent on Jan 2nd to the China CDC and CAMS,, who then confirmed this was a new form of SARS. Until the confirmation of a new type of SARS had been done Dr. Wenliang was making unsubstantiated rumors, which is a crime in China. You may not agree with this, but the facts are clear that there was no cover-up.
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  2897.  @chrisdryer  You've been corrected with facts and clear evidence by numerous individuals. Nobody can be this incredulous, therefore this is agenda driven. I suggest everyone in this thread not respond to you because it's a waste if time.
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  2898.  @brainwashington1332  The evidence is so overwhelming any additional discussion is belated. What's the reason for this agenda? Is it money? Can't be since this behavior hurts profits for US corporations doing business with China. Is it racism? There's always been a vocal minority, but not this coordinated. Therefore what remains is that this effort is completely political with the aim of destroying all economic ties between the US and China. This goal has got to be the most idiotic plan ever devised in the history of mankind.
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  2899.  @chrisdryer  You are incredulous beyond normal human cognitive thinking. It's obvious that you're attempting to gaslight everyone in this thread over and over again. Everyone is pointing and laughing at this agenda your pushing. How much are you getting paid to do this? It better be a tidy sum to make a such a fool of yourself.
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  2900. Philippines tries to cover up one lie after another, and another, and another, ad infinitum. No wonder they're the laughing stock of ASEAN...🤣
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  2901.  @bishkiwi1836  Why did they not deport him after his sentence?
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  2902. Iran will have the full backing of Russia and to a lesser extent China. Israel tried to penetrate Iranian air defenses with F-35 fighters, which were locked on. Therefore they aborted the mission and only used stand off weapons causing little damage. What do you think would happen if you sent slow moving B-52 bombers?
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  2903. "Why Russia is Winning the Drone War in Ukraine" - Because Russia has better engineers and can use cheap components direct from China.
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  2904. US pokes the dragon and the bear with 34 trillion in debt and rising. History tells us the Roman Empire ended from economic distress at home, military incursions aboard, and mountains of debt. Obviously the US is not a student of history and is destined to receive the same fate.
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  2905.  @mudshovel289  I see that you are also not a student of history...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2906.  @mudshovel289  Rome fell in 476 when the German chieftain Odoacer deposed the last Roman emperor, Romulus Augustulus and what remained to the east was the Byzantine Empire. It's like claiming the Ottoman Empire continued on when they moved the capital to Ankara...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2907.  @mudshovel289 There's an obvious distinction between the earlier Roman Empire and the later Byzantine Empire, which modern historians have a consensus on. Typing an entire dissertation on something that has already been settled is just plain silly...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2908.  @mudshovel289  So the opinions of Russians and Muslims actually matter to you, but only when they support your position. Thanks for letting us know...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2909. @Ben Benito Habitual lying seems to be a specialty of yours...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2910.  @northvanwan7428  You mean all the spyware the British NCSC couldn't find in Huawei's equipment...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2911.  @mudshovel289  Please, not again with the driver's license offices. How many times does this need to be debunked...:face-red-droopy-eyes:
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  2912.  @mudshovel289  That was a private individual not affiliated with the Chinese government. There was never any evidence that the Chinese consulate was reimbursing campaign contributions.
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  2913. They don't work on weak countries either. Cuba is still a sovereign country about to be liberated from the US jackboot since they're now a BRICS partner...:text-green-game-over:
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  2914. Immigration is a chimera. Just stop the imperialism and sanctions on Latin America and levy heavy fine on businesses that higher illegal immigrates. Viola, problem goes away...🤪
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  2915. Now factories in China are running overnight shifts in order to fulfill the huge orders of communications equipment from the Middle East. Thank you Nuttyahoo for destroying the few remaining western communications equipment manufacturers...🤣
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  2916.  @4literv6  Huh, that statement was in the context of ICE vehicles. Picking it apart is kind of silly, especially about ABS since it's part of the hydraulic braking system and not the regenerative portion.
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  2917.  @4literv6  ABS works by modulating the hydraulic braking system to release pressure when the brake pedal is depressed to keep the tires from skidding. It does this with a sensor and a cam on each axle. When the cam stops rotating a signal is sent to the ABS modulator and hydraulic pressure is released until the cam starts moving again. It's the same as in the old days with "pumping" the brakes, but done quicker and more controlled. It has absolutely NOTHING do with the regenerative braking portion since it's a separate system with a fail-over to standard braking.
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  2918. Ninth round of sanctions? You only get twelve, then Russia wins this title fight...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2919. Is Marin is the female versus of Berlusconi? Doesn't anyone remember the "Bunga Bunga" parties?
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  2920.  @titan480  If a government institutes a policy of only accepting their currency with regards to foreign transactions then a force majure is declared since this is outside of the control of the parties who signed the contract. Force majure clauses normally include unforeseen "acts of civil or military authority,” “acts, regulations, or laws of any government,” or “government order or regulation.” Remember that corporations are considered separate entities, even if majority owned by the government.
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  2921.  @pobenice  Well if you refuse to pay in rubles no more gas starts tomorrow, then you can stand with the Banderists (aka: Nazis) like a good little Vichy freezing your ass off while your economy is destroyed... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2922.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  US Department of State ADJUSTED REFUSAL RATE - B-VISAS ONLY FISCAL YEAR 2022 CHINA - 30.39%. Thank you for playing, please try again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2923. EU is committing economic suicide. Russia will just turn the switch to the Power of Siberia and China reaps all the benefits.
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  2924. That's correct, a polarizing story in which TYT makes a massive shift in their rhetoric. Thanks for agreeing with me :)
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  2925. I didn't know China was more free than the US.
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  2926.  @Martin-us1  Your sarcasm detector must not be working today...🤣
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  2927.  @crazyjohnhoward  ... or strap hanging on the A train during rush hour. 😂
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  2928.  @spadeysay6846  Pretty much tells you the global de-dollarization program will occur at a much faster pace. Most of the world is fed up with the US and their BS. It's inevitable this would happen.
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  2929. As a little kid the biggest difference between American and Japanese cars back in the 1970s was the smell of the interior on a hot day.
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  2930.  @Test4Echos  Biden is responsible, it's obvious. Creating artificial scarcity with sanctions does nothing but increase prices for everyone. Supply and demand, Economics 101.
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  2931. Tesla is"strongly connected" to the US government. Maybe China should ban them?
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  2932. 5G Base Stations Installed: US - 100,000 China - 4 Million Pretty much tells you everything...:text-green-game-over:
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  2933. In ten years the US will be living in a technological ghetto...:text-green-game-over:
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  2934. Did Bojo write that article while on the "thunder box"...🤣
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  2935. Deaths from Covid-19: China: 4,638 USA: 998,840 What was the US saying about human rights?
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  2936. Basically congress has stated that you have a right to free speech, but only on the platforms allowed by the government. SCOTUS here we come...🤪
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  2937.  @drbuckley1  Argument from authority doesn't count.
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  2938.  @cmonman4858  Did not object is putting it mild, but you're 100% correct. Thanks for the input.
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  2939.  @cmonman4858  This person claims to "teach international law at the university". If that's true he should probable be fired for all of this dishonesty.
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  2940.  @drbuckley1  Of course Russia agreed because they can ignore any ruling since they have a permanent seat on the UN Security Council. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2941.  @drbuckley1  Just like all the other permanent members of the UN Security Council. You thought the UK, US, and France was exempt from this behavior? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2942.  @drbuckley1  That's very good in theory, however all of these powers at one time or another have ignored international rulings not in their best interests. History is replete with examples and to deny this is repugnant.
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  2943.  @drbuckley1  I never said these actions were legal, only that this behavior occurs with all permanent members of the UN Security Counsel.
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  2944. All presidents since World War II have violated the Nuremberg principles and thus can be considered war criminals. The actions of Allied forces during the war were "demoralization campaigns" in which the United States government fully understood they were committing war crimes. “For the powerful, crimes are those that others commit.” ― Noam Chomsky
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  2945. I don't see China sanctioning the ICC because they issued warrants for Israeli war crimes.
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  2946. Brian Berletic at The New Atlas proved without a doubt that at least one HIMARS was destroyed: https://youtu.be/VO-Qo5qw4U0?t=135
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  2947.  @alexandrudiaconescu9404  You want me to believe that Russian operators sneaked into a heavily NATO monitored area and planted explosives so they could damage billions of dollars of their own infrastructure causing hundreds of millions of dollars of product to be vented into the atmosphere while removing the main pivot of leverage Russia had over EU energy? Keep smoking that copium, you're going to need it...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2948.  @michaelkatz275  "If the above is Western propaganda, why don't you provide evidence to that effect?" Like the video of dead civilians from the town of Kupyansk who were bound and shot, then tossed into a mass grave posted by Ukrainian Azov fighter Zhorin? He claimed the video was taken from a Russian soldier's phone except for one thing. He forgot to scrub the metadata from the video before posting. It was created on 10-09 at 10:24.26. At that date and time the town was in complete control of Ukraine forces.
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  2949.  @michaelkatz275  The Daily Mail on October 5 also ran with a story titled "'We're hunting them down and shooting them like pigs' : How the Ukrainians are taking brutal revenge on the collaborators who've betrayed their neighbors - and country - to the Russians". Summary execution without a full and fair trial? Ukraine is such a model of democracy.
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  2950.  @mickzed6393  Hybrid? No way, that so 2000s.
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  2951. Negative pressure is the way to go, but with the maglev train in the description. Air friction causes drag and the power requirements increase exponentially the higher the speed.
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  2952.  @Brolaeggerdk  Did the Russians also steal the missile since the serial number (9M79-1 W91579) was in the inventory of the AFU? Keep smoking that copium, you're going to need it...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2953.  @renegade7370  Here's the video by Italian Channel TG La 7 clearly showing the serial number: https://youtu.be/73F3BZsEEKM?t=886
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  2954.  @squashype9838  Please, there were AFU units well within the 120 km radius of the Tochka-U operational range. For Christ's sake Kramatorsk is 120 km from Donetsk. In any case Donetsk was not the intended target since Russian AD intercepted the missile, so the trajectory changed and struck the Donetsk city center. Why do you have to keep lying over and over again with facts that can be easily verified.
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  2955.  @squashype9838  ... and to prove that you're a liar here's a map of the conflict dated 03/14/2022: https://youtu.be/HHto3BoKe98?t=30
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  2956.  @libra6492  More disciplined than Ukraine forces...🤣😂🤣😂 https://youtu.be/b5zR_LUbS2I
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  2957.  @davecuddahy7872  The entire brigade or a battalion? There are three to six battalions in a brigade. I doubt the entire brigade was destroyed.
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  2958. ​ @renegade7370  "And we aren't specifically told when said rockets were found, nor have we been told the total number of rockets fired all together. " Here's a list of all the 9M79-1 missiles fired in the Donbass. "ibb**co$$$sschzrM" (Replace ** with dot and $$$ with forward slash) Now you have one less straw to grasp at.
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  2959.  @renegade7370  Missile systems are standoff weapons. That means they're fired from a distance far from the front lines so they can evade enemy forces. The Tochka-U Missle Complex the AFU uses has a range of 120 km, so the idea these missile systems were captured intact is highly unlikely. Well maybe the launch vehicle broke down and the crew abandoned it? That could happen, but would the operating crew leave the targeting system keys and pass codes with the vehicle? I don't think so since it's standard practice to destroy those items along with electronic equipment for operation. The targeting system is complicated and requires proper training, so even if the had everything you still need someone with experience on that system with the upgrades the AFU incorporated. Maybe you should take a closer look at the equipment in question because your theory doesn't hold water. One less straw, what will be the next one? OTR 21 Tochka U Tactical Ballistic Missile System https://youtu.be/He3zQjrjSJk
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  2960.  @renegade7370  Please, you don't need a translation to determine the data in the columns. First column is the number, second is the date, third is the model, fourth is the serial number, and the eighth is the coordinates. The straws keep falling away, not many left.
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  2961.  @renegade7370  I didn't say it was zero percent. I said it was highly unlikely. I'll use the term in a different context - "I could be struck by a meteor tomorrow, but the chance is highly unlikely." That's about the same percentage as capturing a Tochka-U system intact, with keys and pass codes, and then having experienced operators, you need more than one, who can use that particular system. Put it this way, no bookie in Las Vegas would give you odds on the wager. You can't even think of one hypothetical situation, which I could easily destroy, let alone a million. Last straw, is the camel's back broken yet?
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  2962.  @renegade7370  "Therefore they would have all of the keys, passcodes, and experience required to operate the system, which of course, would still be intact, correct?" No they wouldn't because each unit has different keys and pass codes, and the codes are frequently changed. In the event of defection of a operating crew you can bet donuts to dollars they were changed. You can ask someone in the military who operates this type of equipment and they will tell you the same. Oops, I guess I just destroyed your argument. Also no case provides 100% guilt since the standard is called beyond a reasonable doubt and without question I've stepped right up to its doorstep. Therefore the conclusion is that you're just a concerned troll that is attempting to shift the argument by going into Alex Jones territory with this nonsense. Shame on me for not seeing this earlier, but better late than never... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2963.  @renegade7370  Well, I guess the show goes on... Continue your performance art... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2964.  @renegade7370  I thought you were going to stop replying to me? So not only are you a troll, but also a liar. People just can't keep their word these days... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2965. The problem is once all this capacity comes online the Chinese will already have put into play their capacity to produce semiconductors for the automotive industry. All of this excessive production is going to drive prices into the ground with the largest losses in the US due higher costs.
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  2966.  @kijj7187  https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/special-pleading
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  2967. China will end up being the white whale for the US...:text-green-game-over:
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  2968. Actual a Glock 18 is a select fire machine pistol with a rate of fire between 1,100-1,200 rounds per minute.
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  2969.  @tpxchallenger  You seem to be rooting for American Oligarchy, but I highly doubt you're part of that club...🤣
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  2970.  @a.d5800  Giving your GF the BBC while you watch...☺
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  2971. Lai has no mandate since the KMT now controls parliament, so it's a huge victory for gridlock and the status quo...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2972.  @edwardtstrenk1388  Lots of clear coat plus sanding and buffing...🤣
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  2973. "As Ohio goes, so goes the nation", therefore Brandon just p*ssed away 2024 for the Democrats...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2974. That's not what I said and you damn well know it. I'm all for banning high capacity magazines and closing the private sale loophole, but banning rifles for cosmetic features is pretty useless for stopping mass shooting. What did Anders Breivik use in the shooting in Norway? A Ruger Mini-14 Ranch Rifle.
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  2975. China's answer to the US? 🖕🖕 x 1.4 billion
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  2976. That's because even criminals discriminate. In most violent crime the victim and the offender are of the same race. So you should be afraid of an all white town but for a different reason.
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  2977. Greeks gave us Democracy. Rome gave us Republicanism.
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  2978. The female version of John McEnroe, for those who remember.
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  2979. The things you mentioned about Switzerland is the real issue about why they have such low crime. Russia for instance has very strict gun control dating back to communist era, but has a per capital murder rate that is quadruple of the United States. Gun control is NOT a substitute for a vibrate social economic system.
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  2980. When you use Windows and proprietary software you are just renting, so they could do that if they wanted under the EULA. Another reason why I use Linux and FOSS for pretty much everything.
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  2981. What a sick fuck, everyone needs to report this profile.
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  2982. Genocide enabler. Shame on you...😡
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  2983. Good thing you're safe behind that keyboard since I know some ex-marines that would beg to differ.
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  2984. The trolls are seething like rapid dogs in the comments. Their tears are so delicious...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2985. That's the first think I thought but if you read some of the comments they were reloads.
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  2986. TikTok will not be sold because the Chinese government has placed export restrictions on the algorithm. TikTok without the algorithm is worth nothing...😟
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  2987.  @drbuckley1  My bet is snake eyes for the US. You can't deny history, well at least the last 20 years.
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  2988. Weight is definitely a problem with batteries. Telsa's Model S weighs more than my full size pickup 😲
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  2989.  @paulholterhaus7084  No, it gets about the same range since I have cylinder deactivation (MDS).
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  2990. If that's the case then this is a Suez moment for the US...:text-green-game-over:
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  2991. No they didn't. You badly need some history lessons...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2992. ​ @SK-lt1so  Xisha islands were claimed by the Han Dynasty in 111 BC. Why do you keep on lying? It's not going to come true no matter how many times you click your heels and make a wish...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2993.  @SK-lt1so  Obvious reaction to Obama's "pivot to Asia" and US military encirclement. Keep fellating your US master, you seem to be good at it...🤣😂🤣😂
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  2994. Good thing he didn't have a gun or else he would have comitted suicide, oh wait ...
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  2995. Male dolphins tend to gang rape the females, therefore not so good.
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  2996.  @zivaradlovacki2666  The "Cookies" reference was the give away regarding the coup.
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  2997. Western countries had decades in which they failed to foster economic developement in SE Asia, but now these same western countries are crying about China's involvement. You had your chance, you blew it, and now somebody else is going to do it.
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  2998. Most of the proposals that Obama gave would get approval with the majority of congress except the AWB. You just have extremes on both ends jockeying for position to see were the comprise will be, which will most likely center on the high-cap mag issue. This is the reality, not some liberal or conservative fantasy being played out in the media.
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  2999. Why don't you worry about your own country's human rights abuses, especially with the oppression of the "untouchables" in that disgusting caste system that needs to be abolished.
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  3000.  @ajaykrsinghkonnagar  "1.3 million of sim card got suddenly inactivated" - And that's your prove that millions of people are dead? Do you know how many active mobile user accounts there are in China? Over 1.2 billion, so deactivating 1.3 million sim cards is 0.1% of the total. The stupidity just flows and flows from you. It's the reason why you're stuck in that call center in Mumbai that smells like bad curry for the rest of your life...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3001. The US economy would be decimated if they cut all trade with China. The US can't even offload all the imports from China fast enough. The container ships keep piling up off the west coast and they're increasing. Who's going to replace all of these Chinese imports? China is integrated into the world economy and is the majority trading partner for most countries. Even the EU is not on board with this US war mongering. It's all neocon wishful thinking and it's never going to happen because it would be suicide.
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  3002. I don't think the Chinese government is being paranoid about Tesla spying. Instead they're concerned some three letter agency will hijack the tech and do the spying.
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  3003.  @othmanskn At the flywheel means before the transmission... 🙄
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  3004.  @Rasenkrieger  Olaf is a cool name. It's a shame it's being ruined...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3005. "Who rules East Europe commands the Heartland: Who rules the Heartland commands the World Island: Who rules the World Island commands the world.” - Halford John Mackinder
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  3006.  @Bubba-z4s  China is North Korea's largest trading partner, so they must be selling something...🤣
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  3007.  @curtistellvik8896  "US learns from its mistakes..." Just like Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Yemen, Syria, and Ukraine. US makes the same mistakes over and over and over again. Why? Because the US never learns...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3008. No, the right to keep and bear arms was a pre-existing right the colonists had for taking game and to thwart Indian attacks. With a slight change to the wording: "A well EDUCATED militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and READ BOOKS shall not be infringed." Does this mean if we do not have a militia we do not have a right to books? Of course it not. The first part is a prefatory clause while the second is an objective clause. Very simple.
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  3009. Federal Reserve "prints" money and buys US Treasuries. When US Treasuries mature the Federal Reserve takes a small fee for processing and returns the interest paid back to the US Government as required under their charter. In the end it costs the US government almost nothing to service this debt. Rinse, lather, repeat...🤣
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  3010. "The power to heal" - You spelled heel wrong...🤣
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  3011. It's 100% absolutely true. Did you know that in the UK 43% of burglaries are "hot" meaning that the residents are home at the time of the incident. In the US it's only 9%. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure why. :)
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  3012.  @TacticalMayo  15-20% of US GDP is fictionalized with imputations and inflated health care costs. Remaining is financial with no industrial capacity. It's a house of cards...🤣
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  3013. If you scroll down there are charts and data with real sources from actual governmental agencies. Did you even look at the page? I know it's a challenge, but you can't outright dismiss something counter to your allegations because "it's a blog".
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  3014. Even in areas of high diversity most violent crime is still race related by the offender and the victim. I'm not denying what you're saying, but it is a combination of factors and race is undeniable one of them.
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  3015. Moderate head choppers are back. Russian Aerospace Forces are currently giving them the 72 virgins treatment...🤣
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  3016. Within 10 years the US will be living in a technological ghetto...🤣
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  3017. ICC has already been deemed delegitimatized with the failure to issue warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant. With this trip Putin is just rubbing the fact in the collective west's face...🤣
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  3018. @mudshovel 289 When is posting the truth spamming? You should learn the difference. Don't they pay you enough in that call center in Mumbai that smells like bad curry?
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  3019.  @billyehh  Seems like you're making fun of an overweight person working out at a gym...🤣
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  3020.  @billyehh  China also has 6 planned nuclear power planet with 2 currently under construction, which should be online within 48 months...🤣
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  3021.  @billyehh  As for hydroelectric the Yarlung Tsangpo River project has been approved. When completed it will be the world's largest hydroelectirc dam with an estimated 300 billion KWH per year...🤣
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  3022. Ukraine has to replace all the Turkish drones the Russians destroyed. According to the Russian MOD they took out almost all of them.
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  3023. Pontiac was terrible, that's why GM stopped selling the brand in 2009.
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  3024. China is reacting to Obama's "pivot to Asia" policy implemented in 2011. China was basically doing nothing in the South China Sea before that. US is doing the exact same thing they did to Russia, except this time it's the Philippines as the proxy. Encroach on the target country's security, feint surprise when they are upset, then accuse the target country as the aggressor. Rinse, lather, repeat...🤣
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  3025. Everyone here knows the truth, so you can stop with the gaslighting...🤣
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  3026.  @lrssales  I got a good laugh out of your comment filled with anti-china tropes and claptrap. You need to stop reading Gordon Chang, it's rotting your brain...🤣
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  3027. Your picking and selectively choosing your data. I have homicide rate for the UK that date back to 1857 and they are relatively minor compared to the United States with or without gun control. See for yourself: (scienceblogs(DOT)com/deltoid/1996/08/03/international-00028/)
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  3028.  @ericchiang1765  The virus is in decline, China's containment strategy is working. Maybe 500 basis points off GDP max, but nothing permanent.
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  3029.  @phawkins829  It's brinkmanship in order to get China to capitulate to US demands. France, UK, Japan, and South Korea have no agency with regards to foreign policy, they're just vassals. It's a last ditch effort of a declining empire to remain the only superpower. Whenever discussing US foreign policy always refer to the following quote: "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage." - John Kenneth Galbraith Galbraith's words are so prescient that is scares me about the future of humanity.
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  3030. I guess you didn't see the video of DPP members attacking KMT and TPP members, then stealing the ballots and running away? Democracy in action...🤡
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  3031. I had this exact laptop with two 2GB of ram running Xubuntu up until 2015 without any problems.
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  3032. Trump started the nuclear escalation by withdrawing from the INF treaty...🤡
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  3033.  @paulrobbieparker3983  Vampires are always afraid of garlic.
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  3034.  @alimamybangura1399  India, Mexico, and Vietnam are just importing immediate goods from China, doing a final assembly, and slapping a "Made in XXX" label on the box. They don't have the industrialized capacity to control the entire value chain and won't have this for decades.
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  3035. Iranian hackers are skilled at launching sophisticated phishing campaigns, but not so skilled in spoofing their location...🤣
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  3036.  @Sean-giang  Slava Cocaine...👃🍬
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  3037. For most of human history China was the world's largest economy. Everything is just returning to the normal world order.
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  3038. I guess Canadians prefer two tins cans and a string for communication? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  3039. Well that's were you ignorance is showing because even with the amount of hunting the population keeps growing. If you move that down to bolt action rifles only their numbers would explode. As for being attacked by a hog it happened not too long ago here in St Petersburg. If you don't cull the numbers more attacks are going to take place, plus the damage they cause is over 1.5 billion per year.
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  3040. If you want some current information on RISC-V check out this recent video from Christopher Barnett at Explaining Computers. Easy to understand and very informative. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6mPK3QCrBo
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  3041.  @annoloki  Asian countries are getting a better deal for the rich and powerful in Asia versus the rich and powerful in the United States, unless you prefer the bourgeoisie in the United States retaining such power over Asia. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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  3042.  @mudshovel289  I'm suppose to relax when the US government is causing a wake of destruction with its policies? Someone has to make up the shortfall with a dwindling tax base due to a lack of revenue or it's more borrowing. There's no way around it.
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  3043.  @Kitchguy  So protesting involves automatic weapons and killing police? Is that what you're saying?
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  3044. @Ben Benito I guess those videos of automatic gun fire and a "protester" pulling an AKM out of a white Skoda and firing into the air was just my imagination... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3045. @Ben Benito Videos were taken way before CSTO arrived. People have been posting them all over Telegram. You can stop the gaslighting, it's not working.
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  3046. ​ @CT-vl3iu  Another "color revolution" getting a big old bear slap.... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3047. I use to live in Minnesota. Lots of guns with a very low homicide rate of 1.4 per 100,000, about the same as the UK. Most if not all of the gun regulations are specifically passed for the Twin Cities were a majority of the homicides occur. Everywhere else, no problems.
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  3048. 3:58 "It's a trap"...🤣 https://youtu.be/4F4qzPbcFiA?si=tRnWNjbYXai0uKQA
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  3049. Ansar Allah are not attacking Chinese or Russian ships, therefore there's nothing to protect. China: Do nothing, win...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3050. AK47 was designed after WW II since the 47 stands for the year 1947.
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  3051. Your tears are delicious :)
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  3052. Infrastructure like the 7.5 billion the Biden administration spent which resulted in the construction of a total of 7 charging piles or the Tesla charging cables stolen for the copper at a San Francisco location? The US had 20 plus years to develop a charging network and still only has 165,000 piles. Guess how many China has? 1.8 million and growing at an exponential rate. The US will never be ready until the price of gasoline goes beyond 10.00 a gallon. At that point there's going to be a mad dash for EVs, and take a guess who will have the innovation and production capability to supply all the EVs and all the infrastructure needed?🤣
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  3053. I think Democrats lost on purpose so when the economy implodes they can pin it on Republicans...🤣
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  3054.  @covertpuppytwo4568  "The United States of America does not have friends; it has interests." - John Foster Dulles
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  3055.  @covertpuppytwo4568  That has to be the dumbest comment I've ever read. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3056.  @Masterysky  Just like the Democratic People's Republic of Korea? People in general are not very smart and easily lead.
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  3057.  @phoebeampm4794  I agree that South Korea is in better shape than Japan, however the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) is actually North Korea.😉
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  3058. A Bennelli M4 shotgun is the USMC standard issue shotgun. The Marines have only one use for this weapon. Do you want to know what it is? The AR-15 is primary used for target shooting and hunting feral hogs. They're a big problem here in the south.
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  3059. No frolicking? Not even a little bit?
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  3060.  @calicocat8213  Chinese don't even need to buy these companies. All they have to do is close their production facilities in Europe and expand them in China. If things get really bad they could switch incorporation to the Cayman Islands since they have no loyalty to the host nation.
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  3061. Russia has built a sanctions proof economic environment the rest of the world can enjoy. Global South countries can now join BRICS+ removing themselves from the US led system and leaving the IMF/World Bank as the bag holders for all their debt...🤣
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  3062.  @mikeyo4406  Did you not read the comments about the amount of pressure in the pipe? I would suggest learning a little about physics before you comment.
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  3063.  @mikeyo4406  It's not the pressure that destroyed the pipeline, it was an explosive. The sudden release of pressure coupled with the volume expended at the location of the rupture caused the distortion of the pipe. It's rather obvious, unless you have some agenda to mislead others.
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  3064.  @mikeyo4406  Try placing explosives in 1500 PSI environment without a direct connection to the device and see how far you get. And how to you place the explosives in the pipe under that amount of pressure and volume? I see those straws have to be grasped.
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  3065.  @mikeyo4406  Air bags are deployed from a detonation of sodium azide, they are not under pressure. It's an explosive and the reason why they expand so quickly. How do I know this? It's because I'm ASE Certified in Supplemental Restraint Systems (SRS). It seems you know absolutely nothing, except making a fool out of yourself.
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  3066.  @mikeyo4406  ...and finally if there were explosives in the pipeline there would have been a rapid increase in pressure than a sudden drop. No such anomalies were reported, and there are monitoring stations on BOTH ends of the pipeline. Vyborg in Russia and Greifswald in Germany.
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  3067.  @mikeyo4406  I'm sorry, but your absolutely 100% wrong on the air bags. Why don't you quit before making a bigger fool of yourself.
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  3068.  @mikeyo4406  No pressure spike, no internal explosive. Simple physics seems to elude you.
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  3069.  @mikeyo4406  PIGs are inserted into pipes when the pipe is NOT under pressure. Why do you keep making a fool of yourself by posting this nonsense.
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  3070.  @mikeyo4406  From the Clemson Vehicle University Electronics Laboratory (CVEL): "The first automotive airbags developed in the 1970s employed a solid propellant. These airbag inflation systems reacted sodium azide (NaN3) with potassium nitrate (KNO3) in order to produce nitrogen gas. Hot blasts of nitrogen gas inflated the airbag. Because sodium azide is extremely toxic, these chemicals were widely phased out during the 1990s in favor of more efficient, less expensive, and less toxic alternatives. The alternative propellants may incorporate, for example, a combination of nitroguanidine, phase-stabilized ammonium nitrate (NH4NO3) or other nonmetallic oxidizers, and a nitrogen-rich fuel other than azide (e.g. tetrazoles, triazoles, and their salts)."
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  3071. Don't you know that Russia pulls their chips from washing machines? Ursula Von der Crazy told me so...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3072. Taibbi should have asked to please define the term "profit". Revenues exceeding expenses is the textbook definition, therefore he did not profit since he claimed it was a wash...😎
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  3073. US weaponizes finance, oil and gas, agriculture, human rights, etc. pretty much anything they have an iota of control. Why on earth would China rely on the US for anything?🤣
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  3074. China jumped into their TARDIS, which of course was a cheap knock-off, and went into the future to steal US technology...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3075. Nuclear weapons is just fear mongering since Iran had been seeking nuclear energy generation since 1976. This program wasn't an issue under the Pahlavi regime, but somehow Iranian needs for energy magically changed after the 1979 revolution...🤣
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  3076.  @Micya33  "The U.S. was the only nation in the 15-member U.N. Security Council to vote against the resolution. Twelve—including Russia, China, France, and Japan—voted in favor, while two—the U.K. and Switzerland—abstained." Koh Ewe, The U.S. Vetoes Resolution to Upgrade Palestine’s U.N. Membership, Time, April 19, 2024
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  3077.  @Micya33  At 0:15 you can see the Japanese representative sitting next to the empty chair near the speaker raise his hand.
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  3078. Illegally manufactured in any third world country, mass produced by the thousands. It doesn't take a huge manufacturing facility to produce quality weapons and ammunition. This is done in Pakistan every single day: /watch?v=FinRqCocwGE
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  3079. Let's get it on so the US and vassals can lose and the world can move on to greener pastures...🤡🍞🎪
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  3080. China trade with Russia will increase to 300 billion a year at the expense of both the US and EU. China in return gets cheap Russian resources so they can produce and ship products all over the world at a lower overall cost...🤣
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  3081. "Sanctions create new markets." - Kevin Walmsley - Inside China Business
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  3082. Anya is pregnant. You can see the estrogen dripping off her.
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  3083. Well... bye...
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  3084. Everyone in unison "Buzzfeed is cancer..."
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  3085. MMwave signal is basically line of sight and can be blocked by walls and even glass partitions. You're going to need twice as many base stations to get the same coverage plus you can forget about rural installations. That's not going to happen any time soon.
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  3086.  @phlei95014  Having advanced features with restrictive limitations presents an issue of cost versus coverage. China's solution was to provide the most cost effective and comprehensive coverage using the mid-band solution (3 to 8.5 GHz). If wireless operators can't reach scale within a wider area then these advanced features aren't going to become mainstream. It's the Betamax versus VHS argument, and we all know how that ended.
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  3087.  @phlei95014  With what? ORAN? It's never going to materialize. Didn't Huawei sue Verizon for patent infringement. You know Verizon settled out of court, which tells you the strength of their case, even in a US courtroom. Anyhow you're a serpentza fanboi, so that pretty much tells everyone what they need to know...🤣
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  3088. You can't even afford a new car...🤡
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  3089.  @Jeff.55649  Leasing doesn't count and it's still not your car...🤣
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  3090.  @Jeff.55649  Then you shouldn't post if we don't want to witness dumbness...🤣
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  3091.  @Jeff.55649  In any case Kevin already did a video about the UBS report with a tear-down of a BYD Seal. The UBS report conclusion was the car was better, cheaper, and had state of the art technology that was not available from legacy OEM manufacturers. Levels of dumb indeed...🤡
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  3092.  @Jeff.55649  Also I know the car you get from your work is a lease because purchased vehicles have a 5 year depreciation schedule...🤣
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  3093.  @Jeff.55649  I see you've shifted to attacking the messenger instead of the message, which signals my victory and your defeat...🤣
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  3094.  @Jeff.55649  Jealous of what? Stupidity? I'm not the one making a fool out of myself for everyone to see...🤣
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  3095.  @Jeff.55649  You're the one that keeps replying. If you want it to stop then don't reply. Pretty basic concept...🤣
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  3096.  @Jeff.55649  What part of "if you want it to stop then don't reply" did you not understand?🤣
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  3097.  @Jeff.55649  Check..🤣
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  3098.  @Jeff.55649  As long as it takes...🤣
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  3099.  @Jeff.55649  It's weird that you want the last word, so I'm denying you the opportunity...🤣
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  3100. China shows up to these Africa countries and pulls the copper out of the ground for their production, which puts money in the pockets of African governments. Why would any African nation allow the US to invest with no production and vague promises of future production?
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  3101. China was put on the back foot with the first Trump administration, and they learned their lesson. It's not going to be the same this time since China is well prepared...🤪
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  3102.  @doggobork-bork5305  China thought the integration between the two countries would be sufficient enough to avoid a trade war, but they were wrong. That's the lesson learned and China has positioned themselves accordingly.
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  3103.  @doggobork-bork5305  Chinese retaliatory tariffs were much weaker and China was not sanctioning any US companies at the time. It wasn't until the meeting in Anchorage with the Biden Administration that China started to be more assertive in their foreign policy. These are facts that can easily be verified plus statements from China's MOFA confirm this. I'm sorry, but you don't know what you're talking about.
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  3104.  @g3tdinero  It's available. However the ET9 in the video doesn't have one...🤪
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  3105. Xi Jinping just made a statement at the UN that China will no longer build coal fired power plants in other countries. https://youtu.be/z9IC__ECpJE?t=529
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  3106. US is an oligarchy as defined by Aristotle...😎
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  3107. If you haven't noticed the majority of US vassal states have the lowest approval ratings for their elected leaders...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3108. Give me the E7, please. I don't like some of Tesla's business practices and want an alternative.
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  3109. Here's a visual representation of Taiwan versus China in a military conflict...🤣😂🤣😂 https://youtu.be/EcLS0yyZWRI?t=44
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  3110.  @Batucadax  China exports of goods and services as percentage of GDP is only 20.68%. Purchasing power in China is actually greater than the US since the Chinese use their local currency to purchase items, not US dollars. Once again you keep throwing stuff hoping something will stick...🤣
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  3111. We've always been at war with Eastasia?
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  3112. That's correct, no gun registration for A category firearms.
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  3113.  @darek795  "Americans at software." - DeepSeek-V3 says otherwise...🤣
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  3114. China never enslaved Africans...⛓
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  3115. Cop killer bullets or do you mean Teflon coated bullets? Did you know that those actually cut down on the round's ability to go through nylon and Kelvar, you know the stuff made out of body armor. Explosive shotgun shells or do you mean shell crackers? Did you know those are used to frighten birds. Assault rifles or do you mean semi-automatic rifles with detachable magazines? Just because it's not clad in wood like a semi-automatic hunting rifle doesn't make it any more deadly.
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  3116. I hope everyone now realizes US and vassal involvement has nothing to with Ukraine and everything to do with weakening Russia.
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  3117. Since Yellen showed up it means the US is looking for a handout from China to start buying Treasuries again. Got to feed the beast...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3118. I think we know who the idiot is. :)
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  3119. US is only isolating themselves since the rest of the world can still buy from the lowest cost provider, which is China...:text-green-game-over:
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  3120. No, breath analyzers in all new vehicles with the marketing slogan "blow before you go". :)
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  3121.  @setrocodrog7708  ...like it's 1899...🤣
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  3122. The founders father has no idea what a 100 round CLIP was, but they probable had an idea of a 100 round MAGAZINE.
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  3123.  @Bubba-z4s The Japanese haven't been a threat to national security since September 2, 1945...🤣
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  3124. In the story it said that the LEO was "armed". So what is standard protocol when dealing with an armed suspect? You have no proof that he either drew his service weapon or did not. If you notice my original reply to you was a question, not a statement.
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  3125.  @mudshovel289  Why do you keep posting these non-sequiturs? The Xisha and Nansha islands are part of China. These are historical facts that are well documented. Saying otherwise is just pushing a narrative, and you know it...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3126. @@TH-dr1kg Dude, you're late to the party. Comment was about Xisha and Nansha islands, not Taiwan.
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  3127.  @Sean-giang  The Soviet Union is a distant memory, just like the Republic of China...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3128.  @Sean-giang  Because peace is better than war, unless you're a weapons manufacturer...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3129.  @Sean-giang  “Our goal is to raise the economic costs for [Israel],” Houthi spokesman Muhammad al-Buheiti told Izvestia last week. “As for all other countries, including Russia and China, their shipping in the region is not threatened." - Thank you for playing, please try again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3130.  @Sean-giang  "Republic of China" who controls less than 1% of actual China. Even the Communist party in Russia controls 19% of the vote in parliament...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3131.  @Sean-giang  Excuse me? Who has 34 trillion dollars in debt again? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3132.  @Sean-giang  Then why doesn't the US and the west practice peace? It's really simple, don't bomb and invade everyone else...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3133.  @Sean-giang  Notice she said global trade, which means the entire world and not just China. You're not very bright...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3134. "We will have to invest in next-generation clean energy technologies..." - Except it's China that is the lowest cost provider for most if not all of these products. Therefore without the EU partnering with China it's no going to happen...🤣
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  3135. China stole all that 5G and high speed rail tech from the US by using a TARDIS with one of their favorite Gallifreyans.
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  3136. Both parties suck and do not represent the majority of my views, but Republicans are closer to more of my key issues so I vote that way.
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  3137. There are opponents, to various degrees, on each side of the debate with the ideology he described. His statement was completely factual.
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  3138.  @YujiroHanmaaaa  GDP Growth Rate: 4.9% Manufacturing PMI: 50.7 Inflation: (0.50)% Current Account: 626 Billion Compared to the US, or Japan, these numbers are golden...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3139.  @YujiroHanmaaaa You spelled Mumbai wrong...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3140.  James Merryman  Thanks for the update. It looks like China is even further ahead than we thought.
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  3141. "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it" - John Gilmore
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  3142. Bongbong follows US orders since he doesn't want to pay a $353 million US court fine and wants access to billions of daddy Marcos's funds that are frozen in the US...🤣
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  3143. ... and he's pissed...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3144. DeepSeek is not going anywhere since it's open source. USG already tried this with PGP years ago, and it didn't work out too well for them...:text-green-game-over:
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  3145. What you just recited is a fairy tale of the US political process. US is a plutocracy enabled for the wealthy class at the expense of the majority of the population.
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  3146.  @iwanagohome326  He said the quite part out loud...🤣
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  3147. "China regularly steals U.S. technical/scientific information" Patents filed at the WIPO - 2023 USA: 323,410 China: 798,347 You have so many tropes in that paragraph it's unbelievable...🤣
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  3148. Japan started gun control in the late 1600s.
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  3149. The LEO was armed at the time according to the story. What is the standard protocol when dealing with an armed suspect? Since you won't answer this question I will. It's DRAW AND COMMAND. So yes it does apply in this example since the LEO most likely followed SOP.
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  3150. Western media stands behind their reporting like a horse stands behind his "reporting" with the end product being the same.
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  3151. Killing humans or killing game? Please make that distinction because the last time I checked we do eat animals, but not humans.
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  3152. You're either a suzerainty or an enemy, there's no middle ground with the US.
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  3153. Eventually these chat bots are going to take the red pill and realize the mainstream narrative is BS. By then their handlers won't be able to do anything about it except shut them down.
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  3154.  @alecfoster5542  Japan wouldn't come to defense of the ROC, you just pulled that out of your backside. Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution specifically prohibits offensive military operations. Japan recognizes the One China policy, therefore it would be an offensive operation against China. Why do you people keep lying by promoting these fantasies?
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  3155.  @litesp  You're absolutely correct. Once those warships and carriers are destroyed the only escalation option available for the US is nuclear, which means "game over" for everyone. Remember when there's an ICBM launch everyone launches their missiles because nobody knows who the target is and you can't wait until it's determined because it would be too late to retaliate. Now you know why it's called MAD.
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  3156.  @johnleckieWATP  Then what makes this future military action against China about freedom?
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  3157. To add anecdotal evidence to this substitution effect recently internet activist Aaron Swartz committed suicide in his Brooklyn apartment. NYC has very strict laws in obtaining a firearm so Aaron choose an alternative method, he hung himself.
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  3158. Please, with AI and robotics in the future most of the tasks we normally do will be automated, therefore it's going to have little to no effect. In fact it will be a net positive because of reduced demand on resources.
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  3159. I believe the figures were from the US Department of Justice, but I can't remember. Anyway most stats have the loophole/private sale as the number one reason in recent years.
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  3160.  @gailhasler8435  You're watching way too much western media. Russia has complete air superiority and a kill ratio of 6:1. They have committed less than a 1/3 of their regular forces, not including conscripts, and have taken approximately 40% of Ukrainian territory. The only reason Russia hasn't obliterated the country is because they don't want massive civilian casualties and widespread damage to infrastructure. As for Ukrainian supply lines the majority of them have been cut with targeted missile and air strikes throughout the western region. Russia can supply their troops at will with almost no interference. You need to put the pipe down because whatever you're smoking is rotting your brain...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3161. Well there are "fruits", but they're all in Kiev along with the "nuts"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3162. We need the US to apply more sanctions to more countries so the US isolates themselves from the rest of the world...:text-green-game-over:
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  3163. Could also be that Rutte is out due to ASML since they're going to lose billions of dollars with the semiconductor equipment restrictions to China.
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  3164.  @semiramisubw4864  Skechers sells a crapload of sneakers in China, therefore they're not going to kill their profit margin for some bogus US containment policy. Nobody is going to give up trying to put sneakers on 2.8 billion feet... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3165. EU can buy all those solar panels the US won't be buying due to the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. 60% of the worlds's polysilicon comes from Xinjiang plus there are numerous solar panel production facilities in the region. The US solar industry has now been completely destroyed courtesy of the USG...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3166. ByteDance, which is TikTok's parent company, generates tax revenue for the Chinese government. Would you be upset if your income was cut?
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  3167. Nimarata is so stupid she couldn't even capitalize on the fact it was Republicans who led the charge to end slavery with a Republican president at the helm...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3168. War is not environmentally friendly, so they should talk about it. Anything to stop this madness...
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  3169. Trump and his cabal of flying monkeys want to get a Plaza Accord 2.0, but China is not Japan. The US needs to learn the "Century of Humiliation" is over, get used to it...🤣
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  3170.  @mudshovel289  China isn't pouring money into a technology with the sole purpose of denying others access to that technology. On the contrary China is more than willing to share their indigenous developed technology on a non-discriminatory basis. We all know that US corporations will end up using those funds for acquisitions, bonuses, and stock buybacks with little going to actual research. It's just another government grift to consolidate wealth into the hands of the few. Socialism for the rich, market capitalism for everyone else...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3171.  @mudshovel289  China already sells there fab equipment to other countries, you just pulled that little scenario out of your backside. China isn't into hording technology to the detriment of others. In fact they make more money if they license and share the technology. The US still has the colonial mindset and superiority complex that they retain their hegemony and dominate. So buybacks are not allowed, but acquisitions and bonuses are perfectly fine. There's always a loophole in these proposals, it's by design. I should also mention that tu quoque is not an argument, but you don't even know what that means.
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  3172.  @mudshovel289  Throughout most of history China had the highest GDP with a 60% share of the world's output. China lost that position in 1800s with the brutal subjugation perpetrated by colonial powers. You need to brush up on your history, or at least stop ignoring it. The Chinese have also done extremely well in the last 20-30 with regards to business and economic developement, so I don't think they need your business "advice". The "white man" isn't going to be the top dog anymore, get used to it...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3173.  @mudshovel289  Direct quote from the following whitepaper: Taking Stock of China’s Semiconductor Industry Tuesday, Jul 13, 2021, 4:30pm by Semiconductor Industry Association "In the highly interconnected and layered global semiconductor supply chain, however, China currently possesses some notable strengths. It is already a global leader in outsourced assembly, packaging, and testing (OSAT). China’s leading OSAT players are ranked among the top 10 OSAT companies in the world, collectively holding 38% of the total OSAT market in 2020. Chinese OSAT firms have also gone global, with more than 30% of their manufacturing facilities based outside of China."
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  3174.  @mudshovel289  Keep moving that goalpost. You still have no argument that China will hoard their indigenous fab equipment once developed. Also Taiwan is part of China according to the UN and the "One China" policy endorsed by the US. It's only a matter of time before the mainland has access to the technology. This would have already happened if it wasn't for US machinations. Face the facts, the US is on the losing end of this semiconductor war and no amount of money is going to help them win.
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  3175.  @mudshovel289  You've moved the goalpost so many times I can't even count. In any case the US is going to lose its semiconductor lead, end of discussion. You have to be a fool or an ideologue not to see this. This isn't the 1980's with Japan and the Plaza Accord. China isn't occupied by the US, and they have nuclear weapons.
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  3176.  @mudshovel289  I see that you're using the "we" terminology, therefore your entire spiel is agenda driven and not based in reality. Titling at windmills seems to be a US specialty so they can continue fleecing the American public of their hard earned tax dollars....🤣😂🤣😂
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  3177.  @mudshovel289  Sorry, but I didn't vote for this nonsense. I voted for healthcare and education. You have me mistaken with another imaginary enemy. I know it's hard to keep up, but please try...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3178.  @mudshovel289  Your confusing government with home. My government does not reflect the values and principles I keep. In fact I don't think the government reflects the values and principles of any sane person. I gave up on them a long time ago.
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  3179.  @mudshovel289  Sorry, but it looks like the Wall Street Journal agrees with me...🤣😂🤣😂 Congress Goes All in for Computer Chip Subsidies Competing with China is the new excuse for corporate welfare. By The Editorial Board Updated July 19, 2022 7:14 am ET "Industrial policy is back in fashion in Washington, or as it ought to be called, corporate welfare. The semiconductor industry is first in the queue, but it won’t be the last. Taxpayers should at least know they’ll be subsidizing highly profitable companies that don’t need the help and might end up regretting the political handcuffs they’re acquiring."
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  3180.  @mudshovel289  "Once I get my STEM degree..." while at the exact same time ten people in China are getting their STEM degrees. Still think the US can win with a ten to one disadvantage? Best option for the US is to play nice and in the process make lots of money. China doesn't call it win-win for nothing you know.
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  3181.  @mudshovel289  "You don’t win anything here by getting the last word.." they why did you reply? You're really not saying anything except repeating the same nonsense over and over again. Facts are pesky thinks you know.
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  3182.  @mudshovel289  Well we know that your not very successful because you're arguing with some stranger on YouTube. I'm just presenting facts and clear inevitabilities. I'm not the one instigating some technology war between the US and China. My position has always been that collaboration would be much more profitable for everyone involved. So go ahead and cheerlead for your little war. Just don't be too disappointed when your side eventually losses when it didn't have to be this way.
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  3183.  @mudshovel289  Wow, you know there are decaffeinated brands on the market that are just as good. I really have to stop interacting with you because you're obviously way too immature to realize that things change, empire doesn't last forever. With 30+ trillion in national debt the US is on borrowed time with all the money printing and chasing diminishing returns. It's not a future I'm looking forward to. My suggestion would be to learn Mandarin. Just think how much more marketable you would be...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3184.  @mudshovel289  According to Bloomberg China kicked production of advanced chips into high gear despite US attempts to stop them. China’s Top Chipmaker Achieves Breakthrough Despite US Curbs By Debby Wu and Jenny Leonard July 21, 2022 at 1:43 AM EDT "Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. has likely advanced its production technology by two generations, defying US sanctions intended to halt the rise of China’s largest chipmaker. The Shanghai-based manufacturer is shipping Bitcoin-mining semiconductors built using 7-nanometer technology, industry watcher TechInsights wrote in a blog post on Tuesday. That’s well ahead of SMIC’s established 14nm technology, a measure of fabrication complexity in which narrower transistor widths help produce faster and more efficient chips. Since late 2020, the US has barred the unlicensed sale to the Chinese firm of equipment that can be used to fabricate semiconductors of 10nm and beyond, infuriating Beijing."
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  3185. Senator Cruz is having a Veruca Salt moment.
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  3186. So your response is to submit to a government that would kill its own citizens and subjugate the remaining population? So I guess you would gladly line up for re-education, work camps or the gas chamber? You do know that 1984 is NOT an instruction manual on what to do against tyranny. Please, don't say this would never happen in the US because you just stated one post back with your silly rant that it could.
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  3187. "Space, it says, is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mindbogglingly big it is." - Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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  3188. In most states they are perfectly legal to own since they're one shot disposable and are considered "scrap" once used. You can buy them at many army surplus stores.
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  3189. @Ben Benito Phones are low margin, everyone knows that except the brain trust that is known as Ben Benito. Huawei's core competency is 5G networking equipment, not smartphones. It's the reason why their profit margin went up to 76%, they dropped the low margin products. Chinese companies must be following in the footsteps of American companies since Apple was fined 1.2 billion by French anti-trust authorities. In fact since 2020 Apple has been fined over 1.62 billion by French, American, Italian, and Brazilian regulators. China's indiscretions are child's play when compared to the USA...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3190. They gave the secret away in 2015 when they left a Sea Fox UUV under NS1...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3191. The metal components such as springs, bolts, barrels, etc. are NOT regulated on the AR platform, only the lower receiver. You can already buy complete polymer AR-15 lowers including the trigger group for $109. I guess you forget to tell these people they can't print lower receivers: /watch?v=RFhIxey5AXM The technology is only going to get better. Get your head out of the sand and stop acting like a Luddite.
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  3192. US believes they can turn Ukraine into another South Korea. It's the reason why they keep throwing money and equipment into the bottomless pit...😂🤣😂
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  3193. Vivo and OPPO are both owned by BBK Electronics, so they'e actually in second place...🤣
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  3194. 10 or 30 round magazines in reality will not make a difference since they can be changed rather quickly. Also 10's tend to jam much less than 30's. You can also place velcro on the side and your vest for quick access. Unless all of the previous magazines in circulation are removed they will be available for years to come.
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  3195. Quos Deus vult perdere, prius dementat. Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad...🤣
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  3196. Like all that high speed rail and 5G technology they stole from the US... Oh wait...
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  3197. They would still kick your ass and not spill their beer in the process. :)
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  3198. If you look at the Core-periphery theory you can clearly see that China is attempting to move to the core from the periphery and the friction with the US and vassals all stem from this shift. India would receive the same treatment if they tried to do this, so their growth will always be limited under the present western led system.
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  3199. Cambodia can purchase Russian arms instead, they're cheaper and work better. Also Kamaz trucks are awesome. https://youtu.be/JnhpPnmrFyw
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  3200.  @Ace1000ks  Don't laugh but the first computer I bought was close to $6,000 with half of the internal components still made in Japan.
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  3201.  @Ace1000ks  Mine was an IBM 8088. With an expansion card, printer, and tax I spent roughly $5,500 at the time.
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  3202.  @Ace1000ks  Actually it's good they lost, otherwise we would still be paying $6,000 plus inflation for a computer.
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  3203. Biden does have a good record on nuclear arms control based on his time in the senate. He's still a war pig, but on the nuclear issue he's much better than Trump.
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  3204. ​ @Dowlphin  I'm just going by Biden's record. Support for the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, Open Skies Treaty, JCPOA, and no "low-yield" warheads to name a few. I have no love for Biden, he's a war pig. However he's been pretty consistent on nuclear arms control his entire political career. Harris of course is going to mimic his positions, but I believe she was for no first use policy and extending New Start during the primaries.
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  3205.  @bracesforme3  China can change their policy to civilian use only, then loosely enforce the rules...🤣
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  3206.  @bracesforme3  US government would need to subsidize these companies forever since they will never be competitive. Now imagine this scenario across hundreds of different supply chains that China has monopoly power?:text-green-game-over:
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  3207.  @bracesforme3  None will catch up since China has monopoly power and can control price and quantity supplied. Economics 101...🤣
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  3208.  @bracesforme3  There's no economic incentive for businesses to make investments into production since they can buy at the lowest price from China. The only way China can lose their monopoly power is to increase the price or decrease quantity supplied where is becomes economically viable to produce these, but then we are back to my original post...🤣
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  3209.  @bracesforme3  Japan now has increased costs, which reduces competitiveness, and still has a 58% reliance on China for those materials. China sold the remaining 32% to other markets. Commodities are fungible and just flow to other buyers who will now enjoy a competitive advantage...🤣
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  3210.  @bracesforme3  Control you? Was it not the US that decided to ban advanced semiconductors in the first place? What's good for the goose...🤣
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  3211.  @bracesforme3  Switching to the control argument because you lost the economic one?🤣
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  3212.  @bracesforme3  False equivalence since China is only retaliating. Maybe the US should take their complaint to the WTO?🤣
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  3213.  @bracesforme3  I'm quicker than you. It pays to have a minor in economics...🤣
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  3214.  @bracesforme3  "higher cost are better than someone trying to control you." - Those are your words, not mine...🤣
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  3215.  @bracesforme3  Switching to the SCS because you're still losing? Sorry, won't take the bait...🤣
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  3216.  @bracesforme3  "Because the US is already paying to start their own supply chain." - Once again the US government would need to subsidize these companies forever since they will never be competitive. This is basic economics taught in high schools and universities around the world. It's not very difficult to understand...🤣
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  3217.  @bracesforme3  I have better things to do then wait for someone else to reply. Seems you don't...🤣
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  3218.  @bracesforme3  Apparently not since it seems you want the last word...🤣
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  3219. Base on the output numbers (330 KW x 2 x 1.34102 = 885.07 HP) it still doesn't have enough to beat the Plaid.
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  3220. The data does not support this, you know this and we can go around as many times until one of use has the last post.
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  3221. To quote Alan Greenspan - "Irrational exuberance".
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  3222.  @Bubba-z4s  TeeHee the war started in 2014 with Donetsk and Luhansk. Ukraine failed to implement the Minsk Agreements. You know this, so why to you keep lying?
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  3223. "Mental Helath Hypocrisy"? In the future hire some interns with proofreading skills.
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  3224.  @cosmoray9750  In the future the whole process will look like the assembly plant during the chase scene in Minority Report: https://youtu.be/7omoVzuynmE
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  3225. I guess what's old is new again? More bicycles and NEVs on the road will help with China's pollution problems.
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  3226. I think this trademark has already been taken: https://youtu.be/YwnEvmX0tMs
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  3227.  @PhiloSurfer Basically my exact position on the subject, but more detailed and elegant. ChatGPT to the rescue...🤪
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  3228. China doesn't supply the weapons that's causing the humanitarian crisis in the first place, so why does China have to pay to clean up their mess?
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  3229.  @muhamadaiman3076  They just came back later after the Chinese Coast Guard left...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3230.  @Sean-giang  It took the US over 20 years, four presidents, 2.2 trillion dollars, and thousands dead and wounded to replace the Taliban with the Taliban. It's the ultimate poster child for the phrase "useless"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3231. You're absolutely correct. The percentage of criminals that get guns through the loophole is 44% with theft being second at 39%. Friends/family, legitimate vendors and the black market making up the remaining.
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  3232.  @topsuperseven7910  Did you actually watch the video and read the subtitles? He's complaining the US is using national security as pretext for denying China access to lithography machines from other sovereign countries while violating international trade rules and undermining integrated semiconductor supply chains. Also your acquiesce to my previous post pretty much confirms my argument. Thank you for playing, please try again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3233.  @topsuperseven7910  China will have the last laugh once that 212.2 billion market is no longer available to the west. Don't listen to me, listen to Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia: “If we are deprived of the Chinese market, we don’t have a contingency for that. There is no other China, there is only one China,” Huang said, adding that there would be “​​enormous damage to American companies” if they were unable to trade with Beijing. - Chip wars with China risk ‘enormous damage’ to US tech, says Nvidia chief, Financial Times, May 24 2023 You've been warned. Enjoy your schadenfreude while you still can...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3234.  @ebf1003  con·sump·tion /kənˈsəm(p)SH(ə)n/ noun 1. the using up of a resource. "industrialized countries should reduce their energy consumption" We are taking about imports of semiconductors, not exports. In 2019 China was only about 7% of global chip production, so the remaining was all imported. This can easily be verified through multiple sources. Inflated GDP? You mean how the US calculates GDP with imputed rent and credit card late fees? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3235.  @ebf1003  Late fees in the US range from $25 to $41. CFPB new credit card late fee regulation hasn't gone into effect due to legal challenges and will most likely go to SCOTUS for a final ruling. Thank you for playing, please try again...😂🤣😅🤣
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  3236. ​ @ebf1003 Real estate or infrastructure produce tangible items and should be included in GDP. Imputations are inferences​, they're not real...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3237.  @ebf1003 Who am I going to believe? The CEO of a multiple billion dollar corporation with a vested interest in the semiconductor industry or some random person on Youtube who's usually wrong? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3238. You know after the fallout with the west and Russia very soon the only functioning space station will be Tiangong. China is at right place at the right time in history.
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  3239.  @homeguardster  You seem to like to talk about pedos quite a bit. You know what they say...
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  3240.  @homeguardster  Versus your feast served up by Elensky and his US puppet masters? No thank you.
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  3241.  @johndoe-vc1we  Ad hominem is all he knows, so we'll be waiting for quite some time.
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  3242. It's just like back feeding a generator when the power goes out, except the battery replaces the generator.
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  3243. What reaction did you expect from US and vassal machinations? Roll over and sit up like a good doggie?
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  3244. Chainsaw? Javier "el loco" Milei is on the loose...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3245. Chinese workers and supply chains will just shift to domestic manufacturers who are going to replace Uniqlo's market share...🤣
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  3246. Visual representation of Taiwan versus China in a military conflict... https://youtu.be/EcLS0yyZWRI?t=44
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  3247.  @ebf1003  Innocent companies like Amazon who infringe on Huawei's patents? Or was that T-Mobile? Or Apple? I forget since everyone infringes on everyone else's patents. That's why they all have cross licensing deals...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3248.  @ebf1003  Where's the tu quoque argument? I just stated the obvious fact they all have cross licensing deals. Selective responses? I only respond to arguments that are NOT dripping with logical fallacies and are NOT incoherent, so that's your fault, not mine...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3249.  @ebf1003  "I have real life real work to do" - I thought you got paid by the post? You never stated anything about "state sponsored industrial espionage" in any of your comments prior to the last one. You have to convey what's going on in that melon of yours before making accusations. It's simple common courtesy...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3250.  @Mudshovel-xx6se  Coping? Try reality. If the past few years are indicative of the resolve the Chinese have with regards to semiconductors then western companies are in for a lot of pain, which affects everyone. No man is an island.
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  3251. Night of the Long Knives ( Nacht der langen Messer).
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  3252. Little Marco is an idiot. I'm ashamed he's my senator.
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  3253.  @aimxdy8680  Patriots? There were practically no interceptions and hypersonics that use orbital velocity don't count. Poor people? We're not the ones with 36 trillion in debt and counting. Keep saying how rich you are while racking up that credit card...🤣
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  3254. That's a pump, imagine if he used a Benelli M4, Mossberg 930 or a Winchester SX3. Ouch!!!
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  3255. Canada, United States, and United Kingdom trio will be called CANUSUK...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3256.  @hongry-life  Seriously? You don't get the joke?🙄
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  3257.  @austin6272  The bulk of their transactions between them are already conducted in their own currencies. Therefore they would only have to replace the remaining dollar portions...🤣
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  3258.  @austin6272  Dollars are not essential to the trade between their economies. You're confusing internal trade within the members versus trade outside the group. The percentage of dollar use in the world not does include trade within the group. As more members are added the use of their own currencies in trade will continue to grow.
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  3259.  @austin6272  If what you say is true then why is Trump threatening BRICS countries with tariffs if they stop using the dollar? Obviously there would be no need to threaten, but here we are...🤣
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  3260. You're partially correct. It's liberal and left leaning libertarians that are voicing their opposition. Conservatives don't watch TYT.
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  3261. Standard protocol for an LEO when dealing with an armed suspect is to draw and command. Most likely he disarmed the suspect after drawing his service weapon.
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  3262. US is just retarding the technological advance of mankind with this stupidity. What's the use of being number one when you're not really the best? It's like that scene in Amadeus at the end when Salieri proclaims "I speak for all mediocrities in the world, I am their champion, I am their patron saint.”🤣
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  3263. ... and yet you are still here.
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  3264.  @pjuliano9000  Damn, that's so true 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3265.  @ubermenschen3636  It would also expose the truth since John Deere has extensive records of these machines. Remember they are all linked into a network controlled by the company. Even a class action lawsuit was brought again them because of this: https://youtu.be/4GnOBuyhBVQ
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  3266.  @isiahsteele7418  The only farms that would use manual labor would be small farms, usually family run, because they can't afford the equipment. I highly doubt the state is transporting all these laborers to these small farms and collaborating with the owners in forcing them to pick cotton. It would be a logistics nightmare plus everyone involved would have to stay silent. That's not going to happen with Weibo, WeChat, and Douyin at your fingertips.
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  3267.  @avatarairbinder6157  You have no credibility and everything coming out of your piehole is a prima facie lie...🤡🎪
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  3268.  @Bubba-z4s  TeeHee we all know you like playing with toys...🤣
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  3269.  @kaibrunnenG  Demonstration? It's called Google. Maybe you've heard of it?🤣
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  3270. US will not participate because Iran would shut down the Straits of Hormuz causing global markets to meltdown. It would be the kiss of death for any chance of re-election come November.
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  3271. The AR-15 platform is the most popular style of rifle sold in the US. It's a favorite for target shooters, 3 gun competitions and hog hunting. Feral hogs are a massive problem here in the south. They're vicious and can overwhelm a hunter in a matter of seconds.
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  3272.  @KomenJolokia  Those missiles enter the stratosphere and re-enter to achieve their velocity. You're comparing apples to oranges...
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  3273.  @mudshovel289  Traveling at speeds over Mach 6 with high maneuvering capability towards a slow moving target will result in a catastrophic loss. China can always saturate the target with conventional missiles and decoys before deploying hypersonics. The age of naval supremacy is over...🤣
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  3274.  @mudshovel289  Traveling at speeds over Mach 6 with high maneuvering capability towards a slow moving target will result in a catastrophic loss. China can always over-saturate the target with conventional missiles and decoys before deploying hypersonics. The age of the thalassocracy is over...🤣
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  3275.  @djibicisse  Better than taking 20 years, 4 presidents, and 2.2 trillion dollars for the US to replace the Taliban with the Taliban...🤣
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  3276.  @KomenJolokia  No, you have the standard acceleration of gravity plus the velocity at re-entry. Apples and oranges...🤣
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  3277.  @KomenJolokia  The method in which intercontinental ballistic achieve their high velocity versus the method hypersonic missiles use to achieve similar velocities are different. You can't claim because the end result of high velocity is the same the method used to achieve those results are the same.
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  3278.  @KomenJolokia  Then why bring intercontinental ballistic missiles into the conversation if not for comparison reasons?
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  3279.  @KomenJolokia  AEGIS SBT is the only system that claims it can counter some hypersonic threats, but only in the latter part of their terminal phase. So maybe it can counter hypersonic glide vehicles, but for hypersonics that use boosters and scramjets that would be a firm no.
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  3280.  @KomenJolokia  These systems use a combination of external and internal guidance for different phases of the missile's trajectory, so the issue of networking with the payload is a non-issue. Space or aerial assets can always confirm if the target was reached and the level of damage it caused.
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  3281.  @KomenJolokia  China is concerned because deployment of a missile defense system increases first strike capability. US could strike Chinese assets then pick off the remaining incoming missiles during the inevitable retaliatory strike. China of course could do the same thing, so this raises tensions in the region for everyone while the US sits comfortably 7,000 miles away.
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  3282.  @mudshovel289  Do you actually believe the Chinese are not using a combination of external and internal guidance for different phases of the missile's trajectory? What you're describing is basically a situation involving 1960s technology, things have evolved since then you know...🤣
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  3283.  @mudshovel289  I don't know, that's most likely a state secret. My guess would be using a combination of external and internal radar, external satellite and aerial communications, an internal system based on speed, velocity, position, etc, with predictive algorithms up to and include AI generative data all packaged with the ability to rapidly switch inputs while correcting any variances that may be present.
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  3284.  @liongjiahwong5478  Apparently the OP doesn't know this...🤣
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  3285. Stimulus checks? Don't they know Chinese people are just going to deposit those checks in their bank accounts without spending a dime? When times are bad Chinese people don't spend money because that's the culture.
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  3286.  @vivb.7161  Gold is a store of value, so it's the same thing...🤪
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  3287. At 16:00 you almost had a "Final Destination" moment...🚌
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  3288.  @mudshovel289 Not everyone has money to burn. Trolling must pay well to afford the price increase...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3289. Chinese government will not let ByteDance sell Tik-Tok because the algorithm used has export restrictions.
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  3290. In today's media environment any evidence that is contrary to the narrative is basically ignored no manner how compelling it may be. I've never seen this level of propaganda and manipulation in my lifetime. Even during the first cold war some semblance of the truth was reported on a consistent basis.
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  3291.  @mudshovel289 No, it's called being hypocritical. The US doesn't what to loss its strategic foothold 180 km from the Chinese mainland, which has been a US objective since the 1950s. However at the same time they wanted to appease the Chinese to facilitate the Soviet-Sino split and so they agreed to the One China Principle. It's all documented, so trying to gaslight me is not going to work. US is not getting involved militarily with China, unless they want the 7th Fleet sitting at the bottom of the South China Sea.
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  3292. Ansar Allah are not attacking Chinese or Russian ships, therefore there's nothing to protect. China: Do nothing, win...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3293. Americans will soon learn how to use a VPN and side load apps. Who would of thought that instead of China becoming more like the west it was the west that was becoming more like China.
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  3294.  @firstlast-pt5pp  The market share of DJI has nothing to do with the level of difficulty in buying a pre-made circuit board and loading it with a firmware.
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  3295. "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun" - Mao Zedong
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  3296. Trade with the US is only 2.79% of China's GDP. No Trump card, or any cards can be played...🤣
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  3297. There's some migrants on the southern border that can put a ladder on a wall...🤣
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  3298. The US put a man on the moon. Now they can only put a man in the women's restroom...🤣
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  3299. Of course the commentary is typical Florida. The stereotype lives another day...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3300. Do not feed the troll.
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  3301. Won't work because the appointment is made by the UN General Assembly. Contrary to believe the international community is not on board with most US positions.
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  3302. The people implementing these policies can't be that stupid. Therefore the only rational explanation is that these tariffs, sanctions, fees, etc... are just stealth taxes to fleece the average American. Why make your affluent constituents bear a tax burden when you can shift it onto the public instead?
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  3303.  @mudshovel289  If the US sends ships to defend Taiwan then China will sink them with hypersonic missiles, the US will escalate with tactical nuclear weapons, China will escalate with ICBMs along with the US and the world as we know it ceases to exist. This goes back to my original question, which is are Americans ready to end everything for an island 70 miles off the coast of China? The obvious answer is no, therefore China has already won...😎
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  3304.  @Wvavy  Maybe the number one in debt, but that's about it...🤣
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  3305.  @mudshovel289  China will just overwhelm US defenses with decoys, drones, and cruise missiles, then launch hypersonics. China has the industrial capacity to produce hundreds of thousands if not millions of theses. US ships will be sunk if they intervene and nothing will change this reality...😎
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  3306.  @mudshovel289  Whatever. I was proved right on the semiconductor issue to the point that the US is now putting sanctions on Chinese semiconductors. I will be proven right on this...🤣
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  3307.  @mudshovel289  Nothing happens in a vacuum and the visit by the Russian delegation is part of the process. Ignore at your own risk...🤣
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  3308.  @Wvavy  The majority of that is internal debt and since China has a 3 billion dollar a day surplus they're not to worried about servicing the debt...🤣
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  3309.  @lvl5969  20% is rather generous, it's more like 12%...🤣
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  3310. When the US brings the war to Taiwan are you going to enlist or hide behind that keyboard?
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  3311. Brandenburg v. Ohio. Read the decision and you'll understand why there's a problem.
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  3312. What about the human rights of the one million dead from Covid in the US? At least China cares about their people instead of just letting the bodies pile up.
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  3313.  @tracykimber729  Nice straw man. Built it high and burn it down. Still haven't answered the question about the human rights of those cadavers in the US.
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  3314. Citizens United did not not give us Donald Trump. The DNC putting up a horrible candidate half the population loathed gave us Donald Trump.
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  3315. What goes up must come down Spinnin' wheel got to go 'round
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  3316. Cenk did illustrate that guns are a deterrent against burglaries. In the US "hot" burglaries, which means the residents are home, are about 9% while in the UK the number is 43%.
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  3317. NATO: Expand to Russian borders ✔️ NATO: Expand to Chinese borders 🚧
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  3318. 200 deaths and $4 billion dollars worth of damage are from deer strikes. If the population was not culled that number would easily quadruple. About 80-90 hunters are killed each year from hunting accidents. Many of the poor, especially from Indian reservations, in the northern central states hunt deer so they can have meat for the winter. In the south the feral hog population is out of control causing 1.5 billion worth of damage per year. Culling by hunting is really the only method.
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  3319.  @Bubba-z4s  TeeHee your new account getting banned is just around the corner...🤣
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  3320. Island hoping WWII style fighting? The US was fighting cooks and coolies while Japan's best troops were in China plus it was the bomb that ultimately ended the fighting. What advantages does the US have against China? Answer is absolutely none, therefore this is going to be a game of nuclear chicken once the fighting starts.
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  3321.  @deanyt3697  Statements that can't be qualified? How convenient... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3322.  @charliekirkley6593  Your hubris is pathetic. I have news for you, the empire is dying. Get used to it... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3323.  @deanyt3697  Except the claim to the islands and atolls in the SCS date back to the Han Dynasty in 111 BC. Both the PRC and the ROC have almost the exact same claims (9-Dash versus the 11-Dash line). Facts are a pesky thing when you have an agenda...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3324.  @deanyt3697  The Pentagon already war gamed a conflict in the Taiwan Straits and in every scenario the US would lose. In addition you now have the alliance between China and Russia, so the "analysis" you linked is invalid. Everybody has a plan until the shooting starts... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3325.  @deanyt3697  What do you mean rest of the world? UK and Australia perhaps. NATO would be absent, well they're useless anyway... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3326.  @deanyt3697  Nice red herring. Whether the technology is copied or not is immaterial. I'm not here to condone the practice, which by the way the US is also guilty of doing. The simple fact is that the US can't win a conventional war against a peer military. That capability left a long time ago with their shift in training and objectives over the last 40 years. To say otherwise shows a degree of hubris and lack of knowledge on the subject.
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  3327.  @deanyt3697  Tell that to the Vietnamese or more recently the Afghans. Also Ansarullah seems to be doing rather well against Saudi aggression, and they have the latest and greatest US military hardware money can buy. A bloated military budget primarily used to enrich a handful of weapons manufacturers is no guarantee of victory.
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  3328.  @deanyt3697  It's called an active deterrent making the cost of military action by the US too great to incur. China doesn't need to spend billions on an offensive military component since they have no need. Remember it takes three times the invasion force to overcome the military of the target country. You need to actually read up on the subject before posting since your ignorance is perfectly on display.
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  3329.  @deanyt3697  PLA already has a larger navy with more modern ships versus the older class destroyers and frigates the US has in their inventory. In any case the US would not be able to reach the first island chain as China has more than enough hypersonic missiles to deny access to the area. Aircraft carriers become useless as the are either targeted or due to range the aircraft themselves cannot reach the mainland and back. US has no hypersonic capability while cruise missiles would be thwarted with the current A2/AD technology China possesses. Submarines are a problem, but China has been investing heavily in submarine detection and munitions to overcome this deficiency. China also has the logistics and manufacturing advantage once munitions are depleted. An invasion attempt by the US would cost the lives of hundreds of thousands even before they reached the mainland. You obviously have a serious lack of knowledge on the subject, otherwise you wouldn't be posting this nonsense.
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  3330.  @deanyt3697  You've moved the goalpost so many times I can't even count. Obviously you have an agenda because you can't seem to gasp the reality of the capability of both parties, therefore I'm going to end this hopeless conversation. Have a Happy New Year... ✨🌃🥂🎇
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  3331.  @weeshuggie228  You spelled 737 Max wrong...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3332.  @weeshuggie228  No, they're conducted around your ass. I should stop because you're probable enjoying it.
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  3333. That 40% figure on sales without a background check was done almost 20 years ago with data obtained by a phone survey, it's not accurate. The Washington Post recently did a write up on this stating the real number is 14%-22% percent giving the 40% claim "Two Pinocchios".
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  3334. The Chinese are so based at hacking, but somehow they don't know how to spoof an IP...🤣
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  3335. Carrots and sticks are for donkeys. No wonder they don't work. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3336. Doubling, tripling, and quadrupling down with more neocons clearly shows US polices are failing...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3337. Who's going to be the Juan Guaidó of the east? Please respond with your best guess.
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  3338. Doesn't matter since the US is a declining power and the economies of the EU will soon be destroyed. The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.
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  3339. "If you can't win a real war, then win an imaginary one" - Western Media
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  3340. More corporate welfare courtesy of the US government. Socialism for the rich, market capitalism for everyone else...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3341. We need to keep repeating to the UK it's not your ill gotten territory anymore. China was nice enough to leave the common law and legislative system in place. Hong Kong is a gateway to western financial markets and China wants to keep it that way since it benefits China. It's western powers that are trying to destroy Hong Kong's unique position in the world.
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  3342. Another reason why I use Ubuntu. No one has ever been arrested for using open source software.
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  3343.  @egay86292  China: "You’re pushing your luck little man."
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  3344. The Cultivate plugin is just another futile attempt to cause market distortion from efficiencies in production. It's doomed to fail since price and not location is the variable in consumption. In the 1970s the "Look for the Union label" campaign is a classic example. It produced a nice easy to remember jingle, but that's about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIbCAxyOoF4&ab_channel=Thrumm
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  3345. 9,000 dead are just the bodies the Ukrainian government collected. They didn't count the thousands that are rotting on the battlefield.
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  3346. "...insufficient charging infrastructure." - Because not everyone has an electric outlet in the home. Think of the poor hermits living in the mountains... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3347.  @StevenHoagland  You need to stop repeating the twenty year old excuses why EVs are not viable. Norway is a perfect example of how to move to the modern era. It's cold there most of the year plus they have plenty of charging stations for those occasional long distance trips. Try gaslighting somebody else, it's not working. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3348.  @StevenHoagland  I've seen your posts and your definitely not an advocate. As for government intrusion there's been plenty of it surrounding the ICE ecosystem up to and including military interventions. Your last sentence about the customer is a tell tale sign you benefit in some shape or form for the continuation of this ecosystem. I can understand self interest and preservation, but the writing is on the wall. You have to face reality and adjust since the alternative is to become a petty Luddite.
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  3349.  @StevenHoagland  Sorry, but the rest of the world is not SE Virginia. Just because the US is way behind in the advancement of BEVs doesn't mean that others haven't moved forcefully in that direction. In any case the vast majority of owners will charge at home. It's not that difficult or expensive to get a 220v outlet installed plus most homes built in the last 30 or 40 years have 200 Amp service, which is more than enough for charging. It's also a hell of a lot easier and cheaper to put up charging piles then building or maintaining gas stations, so this saw about lack of infrastructure is a chimera. What is comes down to is that the US is wedded to the ICE ecosystem to the point that almost ANY disruption can cause massive economic losses, but BEVs are the future. Propping up an obsolete ecosystem with rather poor excuses is not going to change the inevitable. It will only make its eventual demise even more painful.
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  3350.  @StevenHoagland  It was US government intervention with the Eisenhower Interstate Highway System that enabled the rise of the automobile in the 1950s as the primary mode of transportation. Maybe you noticed this on your 7,000 mile trip? I don't see the US government forcing anything on the public with regards to BEVs. In fact the response from them has been rather lackadaisical. Government intervention is usually needed to overcome the private sector's inability to fund infrastructure or to facilitate a widespread transition Industries typically do not like change because it involves time and money for uncertain future profits. If there's any indication of the public's willingness to buy a BEV it would be with Tesla, who sells every vehicle they produce at full retail and have numerous backorders. I don't see any other manufacturer on the same level of demand other than exotic producers or those with artificial demand from decreased production due to component shortages.
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  3351. Eric Li in his discussions and presentations always illustrates that China is weak on the value chain and missing out on the bulk of profits. I believe this is why the west is so hell bent on degrading China's progress. Western attitude is "how dare they not know their place in the production cycle. We make the profits, you do the grunt work"...🤣
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  3352. In other words the PRC are being adults in ending the conflict in Ukraine...🤣
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  3353.  @mudshovel289  Yes, sh*shovel289 chimes in again with his uneducated opinion. There's this thing called the Monroe Doctrine the US has adhered to for almost the past 200 years. Maybe you've heard of it? The US would have an absolute hissy fit if Chinese warships called a port in Venezuela and took a tour of the Gulf of Mexico. Claiming otherwise makes you look foolish, but that seems to be par for the course with you...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3354. There are so many Ukrainian dead the videos are starting to look like the human wall in the movie "300": https://youtu.be/o3NaNeQjLlk?t=48
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  3355. You shouldn't be so hard on the whale made from plastic dumped in the ocean since it does serve a purpose unlike the other abominations.
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  3356.  @michaelkatz275  There's this thing called the internet where vast amount of information are available at your fingertips that easily debunk and refute almost any batsh*t claim you make. So why do you keep repeating nonsense like this over and over again?
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  3357.  @michaelkatz275  Because unlike the US they can't run the government.
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  3358.  @Usericon-nw899fp  China is behind the US in some areas while the US is behind China in other areas. Instead of making this a silly tech race the US and China should work together so these advances can benefit all of mankind...😎
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  3359. Go back to sleep, nothing to worry about...🤣
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  3360. Iranians can easily get to Ukraine though the Caspian Sea and Volga-Don Canal, so I would take the threat seriously.
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  3361. Israel is already doing this with their "Lavender" program, so who's going to regulate them?🦗🦗🦗
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  3362. I would get a bamboo tray and use the tea set as a centerpiece on the coffee table...🤪
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  3363. Not really, just the last 100 years or so. The debate has been over 3 different models. Collective right, individual right of those in the militia and individual right of the people in general. In reality the right to keep arms was a pre-existing right under common law so colonists could take game and fend off Indian attacks. The founder fathers did not want this "right of the people" to be infringed by government, just as with other amendments that include the phrase "right of the people".
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  3364. China will just enjoy more cheap Russian gas. China. Do nothing. Win...🤣
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  3365. They were from recycled paper :)
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  3366.  @jennalindsey5290  Tariffs are a form of economic sanctions.
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  3367.  @AnetaMihaylova-d6f  You are correct 100%. It's all going to boomerang on the US...🤣
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  3368. Every day it seems the US is just relying on military Keynesianism to fuel future growth. Money printer go brr...🤣
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  3369. Here's the link: (politicalcalculations.blogspot.com/2011/02/us-vs-canada-suicide-edition.html)
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  3370. US Treasuries are now being purchased by private foreign investors because of the high interest rates they're currently getting. According to economist Phillip Pilkington these investors, unlike purchases by foreign governments, are rate sensitive. Therefore once yields drop due to a recession foreign investors will stop buying them forcing the US trade deficit to close and US living standards to fall.
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  3371. Even if Assange is convicted leaking of information will still happen, except there's not going to be any vetting. Everything will be dumped out in the open placing US personnel in jeopardy. Whether this is good or bad is debatable, however without vetting the US government is placing themselves in a far worse position.
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  3372. You want to know how to stop the killing? Read this: (online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323968304578246721614388346.html) Real results, not ideas from some bullshit politicians like Rahm Emanuel.
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  3373.  @marcusclarkson5520  You reap what you sow...🤣
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  3374. Because It throws red meat to the far left getting TYT more subs and views. Before Sandy Hook TYT was pro-gun control but within the constraints of the 2nd amendment. Now their position is similar to that of the temperance movement. Go look at their analytics, that's the reason they're sticking with this.
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  3375. "People just submitted it. I don't know why. They "trust me". Dumb fucks." - Mark Zuckerberg
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  3376.  @madoldmanyelling6420  Well anyone is smarter than the Ukrainians. It's not the first time the US has tried to use Banderist nationals to divide a country.
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  3377.  @SK-lt1so  Please, a minor conflict that lasted 27 days with no clear victor can hardly be called a defeat...🤣😂🤣
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  3378.  @SK-lt1so  Is that before or after the US takes the stick out of its ass?🤣😂🤣😂
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  3379. If you have to threaten others to use your currency you've already lost...:text-green-game-over:
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  3380.  @jamesmorrow1646  ... who never implemented any of his campaign promises, therefore he's a puppet for the real people that hold power.
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  3381. They'll just implement a small surcharge for non citizens to cover the costs, but even with this it will still be way cheaper.
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  3382.  @yoingen  CNN or BBC will accuse China of something, so it doesn't matter what they think...🤣
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  3383.  @covertpuppytwo2285  "America's infrastructure isn't crumbing" - Except the 37% of bridges in the US that need to be replaced or have major work done to them... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3384. Try a Google search for the link.
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  3385. Teehee you don't know squat about AI, or pretty much everything else...🤣
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  3386. Indicting Trump would be meaningless because the next Republican President would immediately pardon him. US clown car is like Dr. Who's Tartus, it's bigger on the inside...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3387. Did you know that the police are involved in violent crime at a comparable rate with the general population? (copblock(DOT)org/1595/making-the-case-for-more-police-accountability/)
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  3388. Bread and circuses my friend. Do you think the USG cares about the average American? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3389. Russia has excellent EW capability, so those drones aren't even getting near the front lines. If Iranians can take control and down these drones you know the Russians can do it much better.
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  3390. Xpeng store is basically a copy of the NIO house. Imitation is the best form of flattery... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3391. Even worse for the US is the Internet Society of China, Semiconductor Industry Association, China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, and the China Association of Communications Enterprises all issued warnings that US chips are no longer secure or reliable and recommends Chinese companies exercise caution when purchasing US chips. Basically this is a government backed request not to use US chips in their applications. US chip makers are going to lose the entire Chinese market along with at least 30-50% of their profits...:text-green-game-over:
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  3392. ​ @Shadowless_Kick  If you require Chinese manufacturers to produce in the US in order to sell in the US that's more than reasonable. Tesla will then have to compete with others in the US as they do in China. What's good for the goose...
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  3393. These tariffs signal that the US has already lost. No amount of money is going to bring these industries to the US. It was already tried with solar panels, remember Solyndra, and the result was even less market share for US manufacturers. All these handouts are just going to end in massive corruption with absolutely no benefit to the average US consumer...:text-green-game-over:
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  3394. Got to love fractional banking, which makes it all possible.
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  3395. Carrots are for donkeys. Qin Gang is a seasoned diplomat and doesn't need to stoop that low.
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  3396.  @100c0c  The "Public Square" doctrine is well established and even private property can be considered platforms for free speech. It does not change because the public square moves from the physical world into the digital. SCOTUS will eventually hear these arguments because it's too important from them to ignore.
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  3397.  @tomdungey8505  What Tesla does is if you have the battery pack repaired by someone else they will not allow you to attach to their supercharging network claiming the vehicle needs to be re-certified at a cost of $3,500.00. So technically they're not denying you to have the vehicle repaired by the repairer of your choice, but the lost of supercharging access diminishes the value of the vehicle. Tesla also does this with collision repair since they won't sell you the parts and require you to take the vehicle to an approved collision repair facility otherwise the vehicle has to be re-certified. These and other business practices are the reason why I will never buy a Tesla.
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  3398. "The name changes, but the clogged arteries, high blood pressure, and diabetes remains."
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  3399. 9 billion when less than half of that per year would end homelessness in Canada.
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  3400. Of course not, doesn't fit the agenda. They didn't bother to fact check the 40% no background sales claim either, which the Washington Post called bullshit on. TYT - more "fair and balanced" then ever. :)
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  3401. Did you know that Google is going to make default a new read-only file system for Android 13 that was developed by Huawei?
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  3402.  @DrProfessorWeed  Navalny was a diabetic. All of the tests done at Omsk came back negative. One of the doctors who treated Navalny explains more in this interview: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2020/08/28/we-re-in-the-business-of-saving-lives-get-it These are not my links, but from a post at Moon of Alabama: https://www.moonofalabama.org/2020/09/navalny-gets-skripaled.html?cid=6a00d8341c640e53ef0263e961e11c200b#comment-6a00d8341c640e53ef0263e961e11c200b
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  3403. Enjoy your technological ghetto...🤣
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  3404. Diminishing returns from negative marginal utility is the correct term. US is way past the point that more military bases equals more security.
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  3405. Lithuania is looking for concessions from the EU by pulling this nonsense. Once again stupid brinkmanship coming from one of these irrelevant members.
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  3406. Need to upgrade from 19.10, but I'm working from home and can't afford the downtime. I'll probable upgrade my media center this weekend.
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  3407. In the US hate speech is free speech - Brandenburg v Ohio. Starmer and his band of "merry men" can suck it...🤣
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  3408.  @mudshovel289  Embarrassing is spending 2.2 trillion over 22 years and losing to a bunch of guys running around with AKMs and RPGs. It's also embarrassing that Ansar Allah is still controlling access to the Red Sea and shot down eleven Reaper drones. At 30 million a pop that's 330 million that could have went to the victims of Helene, but they only got $750 each. Everyone knows what US priorities are, and guess what? You're not included...🤣
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  3409. Actually it is relevant since a few studies have concluded that the wide spread availability of abortion services after Row v Wade have coincided with the reduction in violent crime rates throughout the US.
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  3410. Avatar is a Fantastic Negrito album cover, but makes fun of a black women... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3411.  @GrandmasterFU666  Oh, so they do feed you in the call center. Thanks for letting us all know...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3412. Republicans don't want a war with Russia because they want a war with China. It's always war regardless of political affiliation.
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  3413.  Southeastern777  Lather, rinse, repeat. How many times have you posted that tripe and up voted yourself?
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  3414. Biden yesterday on NPR stated that the most important part of the proposal was the magazine reduction. That's the only part he believes he may have a chance on getting.
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  3415. This bill is going nowhere real fast, it's masturbatory for the hard left. Even Joe Biden yesterday on NPR believes that the important part of Obama's package is the reduction is magazine size. I love how these hosts think its a forgone conclusion this is going to past and the rationalization of how "reasonable" this bill is. It seems lately on TYT the mention of the word "gun ban" makes them all wet their panties, especially Iadarola. :)
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  3416. No, the right to keep and bear arms was a pre-existing right under common law during colonial times. The frontier population had firearms for hunting and to protect themselves from Indian attacks. The phrase "the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" pertains to this right. Gun regulation historically have never been considered incompatible with this right. Craig Whitney's book "Living with Guns: A Liberal's Case for the Second Amendment" is a good source on this.
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  3417.  @oumaphilipbernard7167  They're mostly on Telegram. Intel Slava Z has videos and photos confirming.
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  3418. We need RGB on SCOTUS to kick the bucket. She had cancer twice, but as they say third time is a charm.
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  3419.  @fastepo  Montgomery's warning can be considered literally or figuratively. In France's case it's the later of the two.
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  3420. Actually they can. There are AR-15 lower receivers that are completely made out of polymer. Remember, the lower receiver IS considered the gun, not the attached components. The housing, trigger group, hammer, etc. are all polymer: /watch?v=duHzeCV32bQ In fact a number of 3D printers can print a lower receiver with almost the same durability at this one.
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  3421. It's because they're going to the range only once or twice a year and stopping at Dunkin' Donuts way too often. Most cops haven't un-holstered their service weapon in the course of duty for years.
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  3422. Nomi has a little jacket. Is he cold?
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  3423. I don't ignore this, but the "right of the people" is an objective clause pertaining to the citizens of the newly formed United States. It doesn't say the "right of the militia". Very easy to explain: watch?v=1GNu7ldL1LM
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  3424. There are reports that Russian tanks are getting hit with Javelins multiple times causing little to no damage. With the failure rate plus the enemy capture rate 10 to 1 is probable a low ball estimate. That's just more money for the MIC. You thought with Biden you were going to get new roads, bridges, infrastructure, health care, student debt relieve, etc...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3425. You mean RAMBRO!!!
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  3426. Who has 36 trillion in national debt?🤣
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  3427. Oh, who lives in a Bundeskanzleramt under the sea?
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  3428. No, a full ban went into effect in the late 1600s: "On 29 August 1588, Hidéyoshi announced 'the Sword Hunt' (taiko no katanagari) and banned possession of swords and firearms by the non-noble classes." Source: (davekopel(DOT)com/2A/LawRev/Japanese_Gun_Control.htm) Restrictions were eased slightly in the 20th century, but strict gun control has always been the hallmark of Japanese culture.
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  3429. Coast Guard in the US is considered military, however they're not warships since they do not carry a full set of armaments. Chinese Coast Guard I believe is considered law enforcement, so they're not military.
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  3430. Why not? The US market is only 2.3% of China's GDP...🤣
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  3431. Total murder and non-negligent manslaughter in the US was 14,022, which is a rate of 4.8 per 100,000. Actual murders committed were 12,664, which is a rate of 4.3. If you exclude firearms murders you have 4,081, which is a rate of 1.4. Now all firearm related murders are not going away if you ban guns plus you have the substitution effect. Apply a 50% rate for firearm murder decline you have 8,373, which is a rate of 2.9. With strict gun control the rate is still 2.4 times higher than the UK.
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  3432. See for yourself: (gallup(DOT)com/poll/20098/gun­-ownership-use-america.aspx)
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  3433. Patients will end up six feet under because they won't be able to afford the medication...🪦
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  3434.  @bungkusi2432  Only for those that can afford it and can travel. What about everyone else?
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  3435.  @bungkusi2432  I guess not being able to afford the medication will solve the upcoming Social Security deficit problem?
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  3436.  @bungkusi2432  Hubris will do that when making decisions. Eventually they'll learn some humility, hopefully before the economy is turned to dust...🤣
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  3437. If you look at the impact and debris field you can clearly see the missile was launched from a south-western position. The impact pattern from the warhead will also show direction that originated from a south-western position. You can't fake impact and trajectory when the photos are taken immediately after the event. The evidence is irrefutable, unless you're a nutjob that believes the laws of physics can somehow be broken.
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  3438.  @shanerooney7288  I know they follow the UNCLOS, but the trolls like to throw the meaningless PCA ruling around like it's some kind of smoking gun.
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  3439. The US can complain once they clean up all their unexplored ordinance they left behind. Until then the US should STFU.
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  3440. Stealing horses is still a capital offense in Texas.
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  3441. That's correct. It's not against the law to publish classified material if the person who received such material did not commit any illegal actions to obtain them. This is a well know precedent that the courts have held up time and time again.
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  3442.  @ukchatman4920  Once again pulling back from where? There were troops hundreds of kilometres from the border doing normal exercises. Even the head of the Ukraine National Security and Defense Council stated there was no Russian build-up for an invasion. Propaganda only goes so far once you have the actual facts. https://youtu.be/2GNKhC8__GU
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  3443.  @riffmondo9733  Tens of thousands of scientists agree there is climate change and only debate on the rate at which it is occurring.
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  3444. Anyone else think "time to make the f*cking donuts"?
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  3445. It's for short haul distances where ground based transportation isn't convenient or available. It's not a replacement, but supplemental.
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  3446. You've got the dick part covered...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3447. Students ≠ Migrants. You should know the difference...🤣
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  3448.  @mudshovel289  China is the largest economy in the world by purchasing power parity (PPP) according to the IMF.
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  3449.  @71Hamed  You are 100% correct. The semiconductor market is already a race to the bottom since the margins are pretty much static, so manufacturers make it up on volume. I wonder what country has a proven track record of volume production with reduced costs to the end consumer? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3450.  @fearhungerpride  "Currently, US and UK naval reactors are fueled by weapon-grade HEU (93.5% U-235). Russia and India also use HEU (≥ 20% U-235). The other two countries with nuclear submarines, China and France, use LEU." - US study of reactor and fuel types to enable naval reactors to shift from HEU fuel | International Panel on Fissile Materials
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  3451.  @sentientbeingsnews1098  No, that would be western powers exploiting Africa for hundreds of years.
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  3452. Because the generals at the Pentagon will step in before that happens...:text-green-game-over:
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  3453.  @roberthornack1692  Because for all the US political bravado the military is the only department that actually comprehends what the end result would be.
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  3454. Apple is trying to strong arm Tencent and Bytedance to impose the 30% on external payments done through WeChat and Douyin, otherwise they won't allow updates on the App Store. I guess Apple basically wants to commit suicide in the Chinese market...🤣
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  3455. Bloomberg has stated on many occasions that Stop and Frisk it is an effective way of getting illegal guns off the streets. How can TYT not be in favor of getting guns out of the hands of criminals? So the fourth amendment trumps the safety of the public to be free of gun violence? Damn, all that cognitive dissonance must be exploding in their heads right now.
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  3456. It's because China isn't buying US Treasuries. Nobody is buying except the Federal Reserve and a few hard core vassals...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3457. My bad, thanks for the correction.
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  3458. I wouldn't wish the smell of her cookies on my worst enemy...🤮
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  3459. It's also how the stats are compiled. A straw purchase can also be counted a private sale if the person resells the gun to a criminal. Theft can also be considered a private sale it the gun is sold to someone with no background check. So the waters are muddled a little when comparing stats.
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  3460. Using aircraft for bombing is Russia signaling they have little fear of them being shot down. It's not because they are running is out of missiles.
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  3461. @ace9840 So you mean the system we already have?
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  3462. @ace9840 You stated "and it also means countries can invade weaker countries because there'll be no one to stop them." My reply was this is the system we already have, so there would be no change other than alliances.
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  3463. @ace9840 The global economy is not failing by any metric. What is failing, or is actively being curtailed, is the western bloc and its institutions developed and supported by the US after the Bretton Woods Agreement. BRICS+ is in the process of developing a new order which will encompass the world's majority, also known as the global south, since they have been historically marginalized and excluded from the benefits of the western US led system. We are living in interesting times...😜
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  3464. She didn't smile because she was focused on her diving and not the score, it was pretty obvious. I understand because I'm exactly like that when I'm focused on something.
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  3465. Nuclear weapons bring a whole different dynamic with regards to security. You can't use them because this would guarantee your destruction from a retaliatory strike. It also increases the chances of an accidental incident escalating into full on nuclear exchange. With nuclear weapons there are no mulligans, so the best thing is to have a military pact with an existing nuclear power so you have all the benefits of security without any of the associated risks.
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  3466.  @mudshovel289  It's the same reason why thousands of North African migrants crossed into Europe. To get away from military aggression and effects of the overthrown of their government, which ultimately destabilizes the country. Sounds familiar?
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  3467. Soylent green is made out of people...🤣
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  3468. It's a tactic by the US to de-industrialize Europe further by turning the Red Sea into an active war zone. Nobody in their right mind would ever believe that Ansar Allah would capitulate when they just fought an 8 year war against a coalition that included US/UK support.
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  3469. US is just posturing because military experts can't honestly believe they would win a war against a nuclear armed peer military with the largest industrial base in the history of mankind. US is just hoping the Chinese will capitulate instead of committing to an actual armed conflict, but if push comes to shove the US will stand down because they'll have no other choice.
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  3470. The Russian isolation project they're pushing has already backfired costing average consumers billions if not trillions of Euro/USD. Now image the same isolation project on China. The damage would be irrevocable and fatal to most of the US coalition economies. When push comes to shove the US will only be giving Taiwan their "thoughts and prayers".
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  3471. Now Mexico, Vietnam, and Thailand are increasing their economic growth and have closer ties with China all at the expense of US consumers. US sanctions, the gift that keeps on giving...🤣
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  3472.  @fernandocruz4877  China has their next door neighbor for all that, so it's not an issue..🤣
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  3473.  @fernandocruz4877  China is the 6th largest producer of oil in the world. However because of their industrial demand they need all of that plus additional. Guess which next door neighbor can supply the difference?🤣
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  3474. A war with Iran would take the pressure off China, which would allow China to develop their industries and military even further. China, Iran, and Russia may be setting a trap to get the US bogged down in another unwinnable middle eastern war...🤔
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  3475. Notice the US usually has a minority raise their hand whenever they issue a reprehensible veto at the UN Security Council?
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  3476.  @garyshepherd9367  Better than going through PMs like Dixie Cups. Five in six years? I've got socks that last longer...🤣
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  3477.  @garyshepherd9367  If it wasn't for Stalin and the Red Army you would be speaking German right now. What did Chamberlain do?🤣
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  3478.  @garyshepherd9367  Because 21 miles (32 KM) from France, which at the time was occupied by the Germans, made all the difference...🤡
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  3479.  @garyshepherd9367  Invasion of Britain was already planned with Operation Sea Lion, however at the last moment German troops were diverted to Operation Barbarossa and the plans were postponed. Like I said you need read some history books instead of watching the Hollywood version...🤣
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  3480. Tikhanovskaya is a traitor to her country. Anything coming out of her mouth is worthless...🤮
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  3481.  @kidzak98  What has China done other than become a target of the US with fake human rights abuses from separatists organizations they fund?
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  3482.  @weeshuggie228  Stole that from Rain Man, didn't you? What a weak response. Turn up the dosage on the copium, you're going to need it...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3483. Pirate Scholz doing the Schuhplattler with Franzl Lang blasting in the background...🤣
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  3484.  @fizban5959  What critical questions? All you do is post red-herrings, strawmen, and other logically fallacies. There's no rational discussion. For example because Alexander was not arrested, imprisoned, and de-platformed does not negate the fact that others were arrested, imprisoned, and de-platformed. Normal people call this logically fallacy composition-division.
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  3485. The older generation will not change, so it's pointless. Covid-19 has a better chance of solving the problem.
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  3486. It's also not based on any political ideology because places like Utah (conservative) and Vermont (liberal) both have very lenient gun laws and very low homicide rates.
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  3487. By no means am I a supporter of that abomination called Stop and Frisk. I was just pointing out the hypocrisy of TYT exalting Bloomberg to an almost saint-like position for his stance on gun control, then immediately chastising him when he uses that same justification to remove illegal guns from the streets through stop and frisk.
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  3488. It's a Hebrew character, but spelled Dalet.
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  3489.  @TacticalMayo  What's the US going to do? Punch themselves in the face until China has pity on them?🤣
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  3490. Open a Weibo account. Believe it or not they don't censor Iranian or Venezuelan posters, especially when trolling the US: https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/us-and-iran-are-furiously-trolling-each-other-chinese-internet
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  3491. She's a banana that's told what to say. Do you really think she was hired for her qualifications?
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  3492. The technology for manufacturing repeating arms is over 150 years old. I'm pretty sure someone with modern machining equipment can easily produce parts needed to handle the stresses involved.
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  3493.  @DelroyJackson-s2j  Hawaii was a sovereign independent state before being usurped by the US while Taiwan has never been a sovereign independent state. I could go on, but I don't have the time or inclination to correct people who can't even get basic facts straight...🤣
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  3494. "An obvious first move would be to ban 3D printing weapons or prohibit distributing certain schematics." There's this thing called BitTorent, maybe you've heard of it? How's that prohibition of distributing copyrighted material working out? "Even worst case scenario, just regulate who can purchase 3D printers." What happens when you can "print" your own printer? Go into everyone home to verify legitimate printers? NiteSaiya is correct. Fix the violence problem now before its to late.
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  3495. Look at the trade and supply chain issues the US is having currently having and multiple that by ten fold with a military conflict, so it's not going to happen.
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  3496. Actually it didn't work out with Huawei since they're since the number one telecom network equipment provider in the world. Huawei is now just "leaner and meaner" with regards to their core competencies...😎
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  3497. No they weren't RPG but empty tubes that once housed an RPG. Those items are one shot disposable, they can't be reloaded. It's just like saying an empty ammo carrier is a military weapon because at one time it held 1000 rounds of cartridges.
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  3498. People protest all the time in Russia and China. They're just not the NED funded protests scripted for westerns audiences you're so fond of...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3499. No, he looks more like Forest Whitaker.
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  3500.  @Royz061  Filipinos are now tripling down on the stupidity. The clown show never ends...🤡
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  3501.  @Royz061  If it was fake then why did Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. claim the embassy violated wire-tapping laws? Filipinos can't even keep their lies straight. It's absolutely hilarious the length Filipinos are going to deny reality. The clown show never ends...🤡
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  3502. Outbound cargo shipping costs would just increase to cover the cost of the port fees. Did anyone think these ships go back empty?🤣
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  3503.  @_Digitalguy  Virtualization, unlike in the past, is not resource heavy and you can get excellent results. If you're concerned about performance you can always run QEMU with pass-through access. Tests have shown you can get 95% of the performance without running on bare metal. I've been running VMs for the last 10 years without any major issues. It's so much easier to handle Windows in a VM.
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  3504. Bloomberg and Ray Kelly have argued the main purpose of stop and frisk is to get illegal guns off the street. There were about 685,000 stops in 2011 with 770 illegal guns recovered. If we use emotionally charged language like TYT has been using for the past month - "But we have 770 less shootings, 770 less murders, 770 less Sandy Hooks to happen. Think of the children. Do you want children to die?". It seems the Constitution only applies when TYT feels like it, cafeteria style.
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  3505. Airbus? They have some good aircraft. Boeing? Not so much...🤣
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  3506.  @araara4746  Better to have two separate manufacturers in your fleet in case one of them is grounded. Of course three's a crowd since maintenance and spare parts make it cost prohibitive...😎
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  3507. Buzzfeed going the way of Gawker? Please tell me more ...
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  3508.  @wynn3077  You do realize HTS is a terrorist group? Are you going to fight with them?
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  3509. State media (BBC) - State media (VOA) - Manoto TV (Funded by right wing think tanks) - Iran International (Secretly funded by KSA). I wonder why they're not allowed to the press conference?
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  3510. Propaganda only goes so far. Eventually cracks develop and the narrative falls apart. It's going to fail massively because China is way too big and way too integrated into the world economy. In the end the US will be left isolated with nothing to offer.
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  3511.  @blueyhis.zarsoff1147  United States (in the voice of Tony Soprano) - "Nice country you got there. Be a shame if something happened to it. I think you need some protection, you know what I mean"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3512.  @FrostRare  It's from an opinion letter published in the South China Morning Post.
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  3513.  @FrostRare  There are four letters published on the page and Huang Jingrui's letter is the first one. Once again personal incredulity doesn't change these facts.
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  3514. ​ @FrostRare  This is an opinion letter written by Huang Jingrui, spokesperson for the Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong, so it's the original source. We all know that spokespeople for China's MOFA are well disciplined, therefore without a shadow of a doubt the word "barbarian" was used as intended. Why are you arguing with something that's as clear as day? You're just making a fool of yourself with this nonsense.
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  3515.  @FrostRare  Video of Huang Jingrui speaking in English at the The Foreign Correspondents Club - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bykXeu19Kcg
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  3516. She don't lie, she don't lie, she don't lie. Cocaine...👃🍬
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  3517. China buying oil from other countries means it can pay in currencies other than the dollar...🤣
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  3518.  @avatarairbinder6157  "A ranking Chinese official on Tuesday presented a recorded phone conversation purportedly between an embassy diplomat and Vice Adm. Alberto Carlos, chief of the Western Command (Wescom), who said the entire chain of command of the Philippine military was on board with the 'new model' for peacefully managing the situation in Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal." - Wescom chief agreed to China's 'new model', Franco Jose C. Baroña, The Manila Times, May 8 2024
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  3519.  @avatarairbinder6157  Recording was made on January 3, 2024, so the 'new model' agreement was being followed by the Philippines almost two years after Bongbong was in office. This piece of evidence tells us that Bongbong lied when he claimed his administration had no idea of the agreement Duterte reached with China...🤣
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  3520.  @avatarairbinder6157  It's not hearsay because it comes from a direct source with knowledge of the events. Vice Admiral Alberto Carlos holds the second highest rank for an officer in the Philippine Navy...🤣
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  3521.  @avatarairbinder6157  It's published in the Manila Times. Didn't you read the source I quoted?
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  3522.  @avatarairbinder6157  hear·say /ˈhirˌsā/ noun - information received from other people that one cannot adequately substantiate; rumor.
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  3523.  @avatarairbinder6157  The information has been published in the Manila Times, therefore it has been substantiated by an independent news agency.
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  3524.  @avatarairbinder6157  What part of a "ranking Chinese official on Tuesday presented a recorded phone conversation purportedly between an embassy diplomat and Vice Adm. Alberto Carlos, chief of the Western Command (Wescom)" did you not understand?
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  3525.  @avatarairbinder6157  China published the evidence and the evidence is in the Manila Times for everyone to see. Do you not understand what a newspaper does?
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  3526.  @avatarairbinder6157  Go to the Manila Times and you will see all the references posted in the article.
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  3527.  @avatarairbinder6157  I can't help you with your personal incredulity.
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  3528.  @avatarairbinder6157  At least I know how to look up published information in a newspaper. "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored." - Aldous Huxley
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  3529.  @avatarairbinder6157  You can't quit with the stupidity...🤣
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  3530.  @avatarairbinder6157  Proof of the recording and transcript was published in the Manila Times. Are you calling the Manila Times a liar?
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  3531.  @avatarairbinder6157  I'm looking at the article in the Manila Times. There's a picture of the transcript in the article. How stupid can you be?
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  3532.  @avatarairbinder6157  Dante Arevalo Ang Sr. is a Filipino journalist, the chairman emeritus and owner of The Manila Times.
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  3533.  @avatarairbinder6157  Dante Arevalo Ang Sr is Filipino and his entire family that runs his media empire is Filipino. How stupid can you be?
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  3534. Actually GM vehicle have OnStar which can disable a vehicle remotely. In the near future all vehicles are going to have similar features so LEOs can make requests to disable certain vehicles. Wait till they start doing that to the general public en masse. One half will be screaming about the 4th amendment and the other will be screaming about public safety. Does this argument sound familiar?
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  3535. What's with the Bono impersonation? You know sunglasses, hair, scruff, leather jacket, etc ...
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  3536. @taiwanstillisntacountry Jar Jar Binks is an annoying sidekick character hated by millions, definitely not funny...🤣
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  3537. You're just upset because you got bitch-slapped with cold hard facts.
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  3538. A trillion dollar surplus, the largest in the history of mankind, is a weak economy said no one...🤡
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  3539. He'll get universal background checks because gun retailers would benefit and manufactures wouldn't mind: (businessweek(DOT)com/articles/2013-01-15/how-obama-and-the-gun-industry-could-strike-a-deal)
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  3540. You're preaching to the choir. :)
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  3541.  @mudshovel289  That comment is a little bit more racist than usual. Tough day at work?🤣
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  3542.  @strongchallenger2269  It's because the Klingons and Romulans don't want to license their clocking technology...🤣
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  3543. How's it going TeeHee? When did you get booted from Youtube?
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  3544.  @Bubba-z4s  Same old tired material? That's how I know it's you...🤣
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  3545.  @Bubba-z4s  TeeHee you're a one trick pony that can't fool anyone...🤣
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  3546. Even if this proposal doesn't pass just the idea is persuading the next generation of Chinese researchers not to include the US as a destination for their work, so the damage is already done.
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  3547. Esqualido? When my co-worker from Venezuela gets uppity I now know what to say to him :)
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  3548. Squash Russia's LNG project? Of course China can supply LNG equipment and transport ships, so there's no need for western suppliers. In every sanction against Russia the big winner is China. US sanctions: The gift that keeps on giving...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3549. It's bad economic policy versus no economic policy...🤣
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  3550. What are you people smoking? Automatic weapons have been banned since 1986. These are semi-automatic rifles, one pull of the trigger, one round fired. The AR-15 platform is very good for feral hog hunting. They're an invasive species here in the south causing 1.5 billion a year in damage. The AR-15 is also used for three gun and target shooting competition. It's a very popular platform due to the reliable design and available accesories.
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  3551. "Compared with mass EVs from legacy OEMs, BYD Seal is the better and much cheaper car, thanks to high vertical integration that leverages BYD's cost lead in battery cells, vehicle integration, powertrain and electronics modules. Connectivity and advanced driver assistance systems are also state of the art." Will Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) win globally?, UBS Investment Bank, September 7, 2023
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  3552. BRICS+ needs to hurry up and implement before the hegemon realizes it's too late...:text-green-game-over:
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  3553. You can get always get items from someplace else if your willing to pay 3 to 5 times the price. How's that going to feel on your wallet?🤣
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  3554. Replace a market of 1.4 billion people with a thriving middle class? On what planet is this market located?🤣
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  3555. In fact if you apply the same percentages from the known race column to the unknown race column you get approximate numbers: White - 45% Black - 53% Other - 2% Any way you slice the data the fact remains that a majority of the murder offenders in the US are black.
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  3556. Doesn't matter how much TYT screams about "assault weapons" the bill's not coming to the floor. Reid already said the package introduced in the senate will not include an AWB. TYT is just throwing more red meat to the far left and seeding more panic for others to buy everything that's not nailed down. Gun and ammunition sales are up over 800% for the month, most shelves are bare. TYT is the best advertisement the industry could hope for. Keep up the good work!!! :)
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  3557.  @dz7786  Your comments age like milk. It's pathetic...🤣
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  3558. "Hey young guys..." - Us old farts like to watch too you know...🤣
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  3559.  @birtelambjerggaard6497  It's clear to everyone that you a Neo-Nazi loving fascist. You need to go to back to Stormfront...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3560.  @Bertuzz84  No it's not since the cost of fuel is reflected in the transportation of goods hurting the average consumer. It's also much worse for those on the lower part of the economic scale.
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  3561.  @Bertuzz84  My comment was about transportation costs hurting the average consumer, especially the lower income earners. Whether those people have cars or not is irrelevant.
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  3562. Imagine the military applications for brain controlled drones?
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  3563. The west promotes democracy when it suits their geopolitical interests and ignores democracy when it doesn't suit their geopolitical interests.
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  3564. Actually they did open their lab for inspection to the WHO and they found no evidence to suggest Covid-19 was created or released from the facility. However since the US didn't like the answer they keep demanding for another intrusive inspection, which of course no country in the world would agree to. Thanks you for playing, please try again... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3565.  @capt9  Open them to the WHO just like China did. What's the problem?
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  3566.  @walterbrownstone8017  Ukraine has a choice in the matter. It can request the WHO investigate the research facilities so a full investigation can be completed to dispel any issues. It's what China did with regards to the Wuhan Institute of Virology, so I don't see a problem with this course of action.
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  3567.  @walterbrownstone8017  Exactly, they don't want the WHO poking their nose around in those labs. I guess transparency is for everyone else, except the US. Gotta love those double standards, otherwise they would have no standards at all... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3568. The mock-up of the Tasmanian hotel looks like a Jawa sandcrawler.
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  3569. Biden knows he's next on the funeral circuit for former Presidents...:text-green-game-over:
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  3570. Chinese consumers would stop purchasing from these western brands, so no need to for the government to step in...🤪
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  3571.  @jrhartley4819  Excuses, excuses. Well this just proves that NATO is useless as a conventional force. NATO is only good for attacking weak opponents and bombing wedding parties...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3572. "A ranking Chinese official on Tuesday presented a recorded phone conversation purportedly between an embassy diplomat and Vice Adm. Alberto Carlos, chief of the Western Command (Wescom), who said the entire chain of command of the Philippine military was on board with the 'new model' for peacefully managing the situation in Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal." - Wescom chief agreed to China's 'new model', Franco Jose C. Baroña, The Manila Times, May 8 2024
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  3573. Al Bundy "four touchdowns in a high school football game" talk doesn't mean squat. That was then, this is now...🤣
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  3574. I believe you meant a "turkey voting for Thanksgiving" since most people are so sick of the leftovers that when Christmas shows up nobody wants to even think let alone have another bite of turkey.
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  3575. The war in Ukraine is the last stand of western led hegemony. Does anyone honestly believe that Ukraine being neutral is some kind of existential threat to Europe? It's an absurd argument devoid of reality...🤣
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  3576. Sorry, that's Ukraine. Zelensky's buddies are literally making a killing harvesting organs from their own dead soldiers.
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  3577. I don't know since the last time someone suggested to "splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces and scatter it into the winds" didn't end very well.
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  3578. All of this propaganda is just raising the economic costs of the average American since the majority of manufactured goods are produced in China. Manufactures are not leaving China because of the integrated supply chains, logistics, and manufacturing experience that has been cultivated and developed over the decades. Any military conflict with China would eliminate access to these goods leaving consumers with little or no alternative replacements due to lack of manufacturing capacity both in the US and abroad.
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  3579. Rumor has it that India is going to be ejected from the QUAD and replaced with Japan. Appears India is too independent and not a complete lapdog for the US...🤣
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  3580. "Terrorist organization" is whatever the US wants it to be...🤣
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  3581. China won't do that, you know why? Because they make more money if they share resources instead of hording them.
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  3582. Sources: Centre for Preventing Suicide. Suicide in Canada: Numbers, Rates, and Methods. 2000-2003. Accessed 20 February 2011. Statistics Canada. Suicides and Suicide Rate, by sex and by age group. CANSIM Results. Table 102-0551. Deaths and mortality rate, by selected grouped causes, age group and sex, Canada, annual, 2000-2007. Accessed 20 February 2011. U.S. Centers for Disease Control. WISQARS Database. 2000 to 2007. All Races. All Hispanic Origin. All Sexes. Accessed 20 February 2011.
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  3583.  @Bubba-z4s  ...because they can't compete...🤣
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  3584. "People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage." - John Kenneth Galbraith
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  3585.  @TacticalMayo  China has been number one for 300 out of the last 500 years. US has no other choice since China has three times the population and 30% of the world's industrial output. It's only a matter of time before China reclaims the throne.
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  3586.  @mudshovel289  What the hell is this? Did they give you a new script at the State Department? The only reason I respond to your asinine comments is to watch you squirm when you get smacked down. There's no hidden agenda, I just enjoy making fun of you and your trolling friends...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3587.  @sola4393  You're absolutely right. The US just opened Pandora's Box...🤡
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  3588. Problem for Guinea is who's going to buy the minerals if they remove China from the equation? US can't absorb the excess production, they don't have the capacity. Imagine if you stopped selling to your largest customer. What would happen to your business?
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  3589. Google "Kent State University May 4, 1970", then let me know about that "morally reprehensible" thing you're talking about.
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  3590. Navalny never polled more than 2-3% in any national election. In Russia the real opposition to United Russia is the Communist Party, who polls around 15%.
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  3591.  @dragonchaw6732  BYD is an innovative company. From their Blade batteries to the DM-i platform the company is revolutionizing the industry. BYD is what Henry Ford and the Model T was in 1908, which is a disruptive technology that will change the automotive landscape forever.
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  3592.  @alexandrudiaconescu9404  Commenting without even giving the appearing of listening is pretty low rent. At least be a man and own up to your mistake.
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  3593.  @alexandrudiaconescu9404  Build that strawman, then burn it down. The fact remains that you commented on a video you didn't even watch. It's pathetic how you're trying to weasel out of your poor attempt at trolling...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3594. Well the opinion of most gun owners and the industry in general is that background checks are fine, prosecute people who knowing will fail a background check, higher sentences for crimes with a gun, etc. It's only the fringe that are making strange demands about no background checks. I guess in all of the noise real voices on both sides are getting drown out.
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  3595. How are they going to increase solar power when they just banned products from Xinjiang? Didn't everyone know that 40 percent of global polysilicon production comes from Xinjiang? Policy changes with each administration, so you get absolutely no forward momentum. USG is blowing smoke up everyone's backside.
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  3596. Russia didn't violate the UN Charter as they invoked Article 51 with regards to collective self-defense. The west of course attempts to belittle the declaration that Russia made, however Russia has given more justification than the US and other western nations have ever given regarding their military interventions.
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  3597.  @nullandvoid5  The majority of the world's underwater cables are located from North America to Europe and Asia. It would be trivial for the Chinese to locate and destroy them in both the Atlantic and Pacific leaving the US completely isolated and totally dependent on satellite communications. US is at a complete disadvantage, and they know it hence the statement.
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  3598. It's hard to be scared when you're living in your mom's basement. :)
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  3599. The ruling at the ICJ clearly demands the Israel government and its military stop any genocidal actions against the people of Palestine. Besides South Africa and Indonesia, Ansar Allah is the only group that is attempting to stop the genocide by raising the economic cost to Israel. It's the actions of the US/UK that is leading to escalation with retaliatory strikes.
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  3600. Banning guns has been the raison d'être here at TYT for the past month or so. I think they made the calculated decision to go this route alienating their libertarian leaning audience members. Conservatives really don't watch this channel, so the backlash is not coming from them.
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  3601.  @arthurlincoln9093  Because of the actions of the US/UK the area has now been considered an active war zone, therefore insurers will not insure vessels passing through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Shipping companies have no choice but to traverse around the Cape of Good Hope if they want their vessels insured. US/UK are basically throwing gasoline on the fire causing all of this economic damage.
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  3602. Most of the recent mass shooting offenders had above average intelligence and technical skills, so it's more conceivable they would have access to this technology.
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  3603. Chinese are not "naive" and know exactly what US aspirations are, but their diplomacy is tactful and not a tasteless display of vulgarity the US seems to enjoy...🤣
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  3604. Suicide rates around the world: South Korean - 31.7 Japan - 21.7 Russia - 21.4 Finland - 16.8 France - 15.0 United States - 12.0 Sweden - 11.9 Norway - 11.9 United Kingdom - 11.8 Canada - 11.5 Switzerland - 11.1
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  3605.  @luizernestobolivar1766  UK is blocking the meeting by not putting it on the schedule since they are now holding the rotating presidency of the security council.
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  3606.  @vangcruz4442  It's no coincidence the Bucha incident came to light on April 1st, which is the first day the UK assumed presidency of the security council.
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  3607.  @luizernestobolivar1766  Because the truth is not the goal, only the assignment of blame. It's pretty self evident with their actions.
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  3608.  @Jk19-x6x  Pay it is because nobody is going to create supply chains for a US only market...🤣
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  3609.  @Jk19-x6x  China will go out of business with a trillion dollar a year trade surplus and 5% GDP growth? You should stop with the China collapse shtick, it's embarrassing...🤣
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  3610. This
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  3611. EVs sell so well in China is because they never had an ICE ecosystem to compete with. In the US this multi-billion dollar industry is basically holding back the mass adoption of EVs.
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  3612. If this guy had followed the four rules and Federal/State laws for transporting firearms this would never have occurred. It shows the need for proper safety training and education. If you don't want to do that then please stay away from firearms. You're a danger to yourself and everyone around you.
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  3613. If anyone complains about Chinese quality versus South Korean quality just point to this battery issue.
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  3614. The reason it's on the front page of the WSJ is because the US is not going to war with China. It's all posturing to make China capitulation to US demands, which is not going to happen any time soon...🤪
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  3615. ...so the EU can collapse even faster...🤣
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  3616. Because it's not gun control that has actually decreased the murder rate in New York but good police work and ironically stop and frisk: (online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323968304578246721614388346.html)
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  3617. The Russian Orbital Segment (ROS) controls navigation, propulsion, and life support, so basically it's the ISS...🤣
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  3618. The only way the Ansarallah attacks will stop is to implement the ICJ order with a ceasefire and allowing humanitarian aid into Gaza. The west is complicit in Israel's crimes and the rest of the world knows it.
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  3619. ISS in reality is Russian since the Russian Orbital Segment (ROS) controls navigation, propulsion, and life support. It's reason why the Russians weren't kicked out of the ISS...🤣
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  3620. Give me a plausible reason why their subs increased 4 fold?
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  3621. C02 Emissions Metric Tons Per Capita - 2023 China: 7.8 US: 13 Think again...🤣
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  3622. Hackers coordinate a sophisticated command and control attack against a major social media website using millions of botnets, but somehow they're not smart enough to spoof an IP...🤣
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  3623. "Gun control? Its the best thing you can do for crooks and gangsters. I want you to have nothing. I'm a bad guy; I'm always gonna have a gun. Safety locks? You will pull the trigger with a lock on, and I'll pull the trigger. We’ll see who wins." – Sammy "The Bull" Gravano
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  3624. Records show that the UK murder rate historically has always been low going back 150+ years or so.
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  3625. Maybe the plan is to piss off the Russian people with these attacks so Putin will be pressured to finish off Ukraine once and for all. When that happens the US can move on to China.
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  3626. I'm sure if you ask Nio politely they would give you the correct color fob.
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  3627.  @Eric_Garrison  It may the culture difference in interpretation of the color. Nio should be advised so when they go international the same issues don't crop up.
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  3628. With no Chinese students the US will have billions of dollars sucked out of the university system, which will have to be covered by the remaining students through higher fees and tuition.
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  3629.  @mudshovel289  Believes a shortfall magically shows up in the universities account through taxation...🤡
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  3630.  @mudshovel289  Because a shortfall has to be made up with either an increase in taxes, a decrease in services, or a combination of both. There's no way around this.
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  3631.  @mudshovel289  Europe is in long term decline. You can only fleece your tax base so much before they leave for good. Then what? It's better to have an external source of revenue instead of shifting the burden to taxpayers.
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  3632.  @mudshovel289  I'm not worried since I'm not the one digging the hole you won't be able to climb out of.
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  3633.  @mudshovel289  You mean the wrong way?
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  3634.  @mudshovel289  Don't need to convince anyone since the evidence speaks for itself.
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  3635. It would be incredible stupid to lie to the police for something so trivial, so the plausible explanation is that Durov was led to believe, most likely by Elysee staff, he would be having dinner with Macron.
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  3636. Need more outside and inside shoes thrown at him.
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  3637. Some of those recent transplants are even homeless living on the streets. So much for the grass is greener nonsense the UK pushed: https://youtu.be/VhjXSbdYt5s
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  3638. ​ @lorensgarden4771  You got it half right since Ukraine is just a pawn to be scarified.​
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  3639. None of this would have happen if the Obama administration didn't implemented the "pivot it asia" policy. Everything that China has been doing is a reaction to that. You know this, so stop being disingenuous.
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  3640. ​ @dz7786  Fake news as usual from the propaganda department in Kiev. This is pretty low rent, even for NAFO trolls...🤣​😂🤣😂
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  3641. Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak already did a fantastic job of undermining their own democratic institutions, so no help is needed. China, do nothing, win...🤣
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  3642. I have this to say about Borrell: "Il pesce puzza dalla testa" - The fish rots from the head.
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  3643. Biden's policies are a disaster, which is a continuation of Trump's policies. Trump's policies will be a disaster, which will be a continuation of Biden's polices. Rise, lather, repeat...🤣
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  3644.  @judymeyer4315  Change you DNS servers to AdGuard so you can view AdBlock blocked sites with no ads. Just use incognito mode so you don't have to disable AdBlock to view.
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  3645. When I post this is a rehash of a certain alliance that involved seven plus one countries my comment gets deleted. So much for free speech...🤣
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  3646. Need some UTEs, then they'll buy them...🤣
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  3647. European and US automakers are losing market share in China. Chinese automakers having the entire Chinese market plus the rest of the world is way more lucrative...🤣
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  3648. So you would rather be a slave to right-wing fascist government? I didn't equal socialism with tyranny, you did all on your own.
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  3649.  @JimCOsd55  In 2023 only 14.8% of total goods imported into the United States was from China for a total of 501 billion. Total Chinese exports were 3.38 trillion and only represent 18.9% of China's total GDP. China has moved away from exports to domestic consumption. In any case US trade still only represents 2.3% of China's GDP...🤣
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  3650.  @TacticalMayo  Nobody on earth has the supply chains and economies of scale that China has built up over the last 30 years. If you decouple you'll need to get those goods from somewhere else, therefore you'll be paying more with less variety. Enjoy...🤣
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  3651. Zionist lobby would come after him with a vengeance if he spoke at the rally and his downfall would be held up as an example...😡
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  3652. You do know that state capitalism has another name: “Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power.” - Benito Mussolini
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  3653. It just signals the west has lost and China will ultimately set global standards in EVs and renewable energy...:text-green-game-over:
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  3654. This is actually good because the quicker the US goes to war the faster they can lose and retreat. The US will never stop with the warmongering until they are resoundingly defeated or they run out of money, whichever comes first...😐
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  3655. You forgot to add that over 90% of the components used by Tesla in China are sourced locally...🌏
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  3656. Gaslighting at its finest. These people know exactly what's going on and what they're doing. The American empire needs to be reduced to the level of a former global power, like the UK or France, in order to solve the problem. There's no other option.
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  3657.  @jacquelinemorgan2086  Better choice at getting fleeced...🤣
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  3658. The other person removed the watermark, so they knew the image would be subject to copyright.
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  3659. Except inflation is now at 211.4% with El Loco in power, so the right is lighting the basket on fire and eviscerating what little economy they have left...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3660. The political pendulum will swing the other way once the majority figures out they're getting screwed over. It's inevitable.
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  3661.  @hclau218  China already subsidized the semiconductor industry from a 1.2 trillion technology budget allocation over the next 10 years. This information is readily available from the Chinese government. They're called government guidance funds [政府引导基金]. I've engaged my brain...🤣
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  3662. It's fruitless. I've even pointed to a link on factcheck that supports your position and he's STILL arguing.
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  3663. USUKTWAU?
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  3664.  @siggydj  West Germany and East Germany were separate countries from 1949 to 1990. Each had their own currency, their own seat at the UN, their own governmental bodies, their own military, and they competed in the Olympics as separate nations. You can't be this stupid.
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  3665.  @ftmfansub6446  Thanks for the additional info. I wasn't going to go that deep into the unification process because it's a waste of my time arguing with that idiot. He's all over the place with the logical fallacies. As soon as one is swatted down, he picks up another. I've had my fun, but you're more than welcome to continue.
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  3666.  @siggydj  Nice how you edited your post when you got caught spouting nonsense about East Germany not being a separate country. You're so insecure you can't even admit you were wrong. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3667.  @siggydj  You're hilarious with the innuendos and attacks. Your ego is bruised so easily to the point that you have to continue lying and moving the goalpost so as not to appear incompetent. It's so pathetic.
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  3668. Anyone else think "Canned Bread" with the Laurie Johnson music in the background?
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  3669. Burns is a clown. At least his predecessor Terry Braindead had some semblance of tact...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3670. It's not the political system that matters, but the economic system. China is a mixed economy, just like 90% of the rest of the world...🤣
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  3671. Automatic firearms have been banned since 1986. The only way you can purchase an National Firearms Act (NFA) automatic which was produced before the ban is to have an extensive background check with fingerprints/photographs, BATF form 4 filled out, signature from local LEO chief, and pay the transfer tax, plus they are very expensive to buy due to limited number.
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  3672. 香蕉 is more accurate.
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  3673. It depends, which city are we talking about?
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  3674. How about a video that shoots 600 rounds with a printed receiver? watch?v=tAW72Y_XPF4
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  3675. Would be hilarious if come December 20th they put Salome and all her stuff on the curb...🤣
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  3676. Of course it's political grandstanding. Is does absolutely nothing to increase the adaption rate plus come 2035 watch the date magically be extended, especially in NY.
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  3677. The AWB had no effect the first time around. FBI, ATF, DOJ, etc. basically all said the same thing, no effect. Everyone in Washington knows this, it's not going to happen. Cenk is just throwing some red meat to keep the subs up. The hi- cap mag issue is hollow because unless there's a confiscation those will be in circulation for years to come. I doubt a mass shooter would not max his credit cards just to get some hi-cap mags, he's not going to pay them back anyway.
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  3678. In addition multi-national companies that have expose in the US are going to be moving very quickly to eliminate that exposure. It's very simple. Do I close shop in the US and loss millions, or do I keep a presence in the US and loss billions? Well we all know the answer.
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  3679.  @Muirton66  The resident troll knows the truth, but always has a contrarian opinion available just by reading off a provided memo or script... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3680.  @Muirton66  That comment was about Covert Puppy Two as he is the resident troll. Sorry about the confusion.
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  3681. The United States will fight Russia to the last Ukrainian... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3682. The only chemical was Azov releasing massive amounts of copium...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3683. Hey look, it's the Bassman.
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  3684.  @abraxastulammo9940  Cnevpost has more information on the decision. You can read about it there.
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  3685. Chinese are becoming autarkic in almost everything and building relationships outside the western sphere of influence...:face-blue-smiling:
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  3686. 40 year old locomotives and coaches that in reality are only worth scrap value. Cost to maintain for Peru is going to be a small fortune...🤣
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  3687.  @Sean-giang  Losing? China had a trillion dollar surplus this year. Normal people call that winning.
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  3688.  @Sean-giang  China: 3 billion a day surplus USA: 3 billion a day deficit Pretty easy to see who's winning, even for you.
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  3689.  @Sean-giang  It was an announcement direct from the Chinese government. Always go to the original source to verify.
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  3690.  @Sean-giang  The largest trade surplus in the history of mankind and you can't even acknowledge this achievement...🤡
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  3691.  @nanyago3190  Keep doubling down on the stupidity. No wonder the Philippines is the laughing stock of ASEAN...🤣
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  3692.  @Royz061  Filipinos are now tripling down on the stupidity. The clown show never ends...🤡
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  3693.  @Royz061  It's absolutely hilarious the length Filipinos are going to deny reality. The clown show never ends... 🤡
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  3694.  @Royz061  ROTFLMFAO...🤡
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  3695.  @Royz061  You call this proof? A news report from a station I've never heard of in a language I don't speak with no CC translation available. The clown show never ends...🤡
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  3696. Leica in China had a job to do so they repaired the equipment and sent it back. Doesn't really matter because if the mainland attacked all those facilities would be destroyed with hypersonic missiles prior to any invasion. At least they're making money while they wait for those dumb asses on the island to come to their senses and reconcile with the mainland.
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  3697.  @tkh2944  Pegasus spyware was used as a targeting mechanism in Israeli's attack on civilians in Gaza, so using a Huawei phone can literally save your life.
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  3698. It's all warmongering BS to enrich the military industrial complex. US knows if they went to war with China it would escalate to a nuclear exchange since China would destroy all US military assets within the first island chain. Washington has to keep the grift going and hope the plebs don't realize en masse how they're being fleeced...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3699. China knows it doesn't matter who the President is because the policy never changes...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3700.  @shanerooney7288  China has been gradually selling off their US Treasury bonds in the open market for about 12 months now according to numerous sources.
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  3701.  @enigmatum  NIO will most likely steal some of those potential Xpeng buyers who are willing to pull the trigger on a upgrade. It's going to be interesting once there's more competition in the sedan BEV market.
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  3702. It's because they have the highest male to female ratio in the US at 104 males per 100 females. Competition sometimes will breed ugly results.
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  3703. Living easy, lovin' free Season ticket on a one way ride Asking nothing, leave me be Taking everythin' in my stride Don't need reason, don't need rhyme Ain't nothing I'd rather do Goin' down, party time My friends are gonna be there too, yeah
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  3704. Just like Obama spewing about the 40% sales with no background check and the 1.5 million felons stopped figures that the Washington Post called bullshit on repeatedly? Or him trotting around the victims of gun violence like props for an agenda to secure the senate in 2014? Cenk you're a propagandist and an asshole.
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  3705. It's a kayfabe. Congressional members are just playing to their audience. They say one thing in public and another in private. Manufactured outrage, they don't even try anymore to hide it.
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  3706. Sorry, it's "secure the senate AND house".
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  3707. Cenk didn't go off on another anti-gun tirade again? Maybe because South Africa has strict guns laws including a competency test, background check, inspection of the owner's premises and licensing by the police plus the minimum waiting period usually exceeds two years for this to happen. Or maybe it's because South Africa has one of the highest murder rates in the world (32 per 100,000) even with strict gun control. Don't want to touch that third rail?
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  3708. It proves they make stupid 30 second videos just like everyone else. It's universal for humans to be dumb asses.
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  3709. Why not? Ford and Chrysler did this with Mazda and Mitsubishi.
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  3710. Russia fought the crazy Chechen separatists when they were much weaker and won. Resnikov is smoking some serious copium...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3711. Foundation for the Defense of Democracies otherwise known as FuDD.
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  3712. The US will be the last developed nation to have electrical cars become the dominate type of vehicle. Why? Mass adoption of electrical vehicles would basically eviscerate the entire fuel, maintenance, repair, and auto parts ecosystem surrounding the ICE.
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  3713. I hope Xi is heading back with some good Russian vodka and caviar in the cargo hold...🤗
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  3714. Recently DPP members were attacking KMT and TPP members in parliament, then stealing the ballots and running away. DPP are nothing but a bunch of clowns...🤡🎪
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  3715. Easily explained: https://youtu.be/LqNOVSWjRA0
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  3716. "Nudge nudge. Snap snap. Grin grin, wink wink, say no more?"
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  3717. Micron treatment was only payback for how they ripped off Japanese companies in the 1980s. Karma's a bitch, isn't it?
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  3718. Centuries of exploitation, genocide, and enslavement of the developing world by western powers, but with B3W it's going to be different this time... we promise, pinky swear... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3719. Weapon systems don't need the latest and greatest processors since the software is the key component. China foundries can produce the majority if not all of these semiconductors, so no loss of supply for Russia.
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  3720. The US is not going to war with China. The Pentagon has war gamed scenarios in the Taiwan Straight and each and every time they lose. Some vassal may be sacrificed, but that will end pretty quickly once the body bags start piling up. It's all posturing to make China capitulate to US demands, which is not going to happen any time soon...:text-green-game-over:
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  3721. One word, reloading. People will save their brass and buy reloading supplies. It would be almost impossible to regulate.
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  3722. The destruction of another country's political system to revive you own economy from ruin only proves how fragile and pathetic your own economy was in the first place...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3723. ...and who is leading the world in robotics and automation...🙄
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  3724. Your tears are delicious...😋
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  3725. No, the only difference between the Canadian suicide rate and the US suicide rate is the preferred method. In the US firearms are 53% of the total while in Canada hanging/suffocation is 44% of the total as the graph in the link clearly shows. In Canada there's a substitution effect because of the lack of firearms availability. Basically you're pulling stuff out of your ass because the facts clearly state otherwise.
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  3726. With Cuba the US is like the mafia. When you disrespect the "Don" you're never forgiven and must be punished...🤣
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  3727. He also violated Federal and State law by not having the firearm unloaded, cased and placed in a location not accesible to the driver like the trunk or rear portion of the vehicle if it's an SUV. Anyone experienced with firearms would not have made any of these errors.
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  3728. You can get a quality printer for that will print a 30 round magazine for under $1000. See for yourself: (ustream.tv/recorded/28801453) The Rostock MAX Delta 3D Printer from SeeMeCNC is available as a kit for $999. You can get it cheaper if you supply some of the electronics.
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  3729.  @MelonHead887  China doesn't have 31 trillion in national debt and 170 trillion in unfunded liabilities. Eventually those credit card bills are going to come due. Sucks for Americans to be holding the bag for a corrupt and inept US government...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3730. The election is over, they don't need left leaning libertarians anymore. You do realize that if we stayed home and didn't vote Obama would not have been re-elected? Who to do think makes up the majority of Independent voters?
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  3731. The "Ministry of Truth" will be institutionalized instead of the current loose coalition we currently have.
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  3732.  @richardscathouse  Russia will end up lighting them on fire like the Houthis do with abandon Saudi MRAPs sans the Bara'a dance, which is the best part: https://youtu.be/HX9md2o3DdA
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  3733. Josh Hawley doesn't care about the people. He's just trying to score political points for the next election cycle. All he cares about is his top political donors, and that's definitely not you, or me, or the major of his constituents.
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  3734.  @tomdewilde728  Russia is moving product, so that's a win. It may not be a grand slam, but nevertheless it's still a win...🤣
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  3735. The OPCW already agreed to a fact finding mission is Syria: https://www.opcw.org/news/article/opcw-will-deploy-fact-finding-mission-to-douma-syria/ As you can see both the Syrian and Russian government requested the inspection. OPCW is the "gold standard" in the detection and eliminate of chemical weapons. Theresa May doesn't want to participate because she knows the OPCW will find nothing, which will hurt her politically. The reason why there's no evidence is because there was no chemical attack.
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  3736. Good thing the gun wasn't real or somebody would have gotten killed, oh wait ...
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  3737. "Potentially the most dangerous scenario would be a grand coalition of China, Russia and perhaps Iran, an ‘anti-hegemonic’ coalition, united not by ideology but by complementary grievances." - Zbigniew Brzezinski, Former National Security Advisor of the United States
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  3738. There's not going to be a war between China and the US. China has hypersonic missiles and the US 7th Fleet would not make it past the first island chain. Once destroyed the only option is retreat or escalation, which means nuclear. As with Ukraine the US will just sacrifice its Taiwan proxy after they asset strip TSMC's advanced semiconductor technology. Neocons are too easy to read and don't change their playbook...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3739. I jumped to a One Plus 7 from a Samsung because of the poor UI, bloatware, and performance issues, so I can completely understand why they have a 1% market share.
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  3740.  @smashpoundx8643  ...but it's the truth.
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  3741.  @smashpoundx8643  Living in Shanghai does beat living in Detroit or Chicago since you probable wouldn't get shot at.
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  3742.  @smashpoundx8643  My God, who would want to live in Shanghai? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ff29nDLBzaA&ab_channel=WalkEast
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  3743.  @tl4172  China is giving the US a big middle finger and all you trolls can do is chant USA! USA!. It would be hilarious if it wasn't so pathetic.
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  3744.  @tl4172  I see the new agenda is to agree the US is a monster since you can't win that argument, but then push the China/WHO conspiracy BS story even after being corrected numerous times. It's so transparent what you people are doing. Is the pay that good for repeating this nonsense?
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  3745. Violent crimes, which includes murder, has been reduced by over 50% from 1992-2011: (fbi(DOT)gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2011/crime-in-the-u.s.-2011/tables/table-1) You're on the end of a loosing argument when the data is so clear and concise.
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  3746.  @privacyhelp  Sorry, but Ramen Noodles are Japanese...🤣
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  3747. China's policy is to evaluate products that are considered dual-use and restrict them as needed to Russia, Israel, and Ukraine. It's about as neutral as you can get in today's global economy.
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  3748. Vladimir Putin - "Enough is enough! I have had it with these mother-f*cking snakes on this mother-f*cking island!"
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  3749. MEK was allied with Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq war.
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  3750. You don't live here so don't worry, we'll figure it out on our own. As for your ideas of firearm regulations you can keep them, but keep sending your Moosehead and hockey players. :)
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  3751.  @arthurlincoln9093  I'm just beating you with logic and a superior intellect. That's why your answers are nonsensical...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3752.  @puppyupper4565  Russia, and to a lesser extent China, will supply all the targeting data making it extremely painful for the US to launch a conventional attack. B-2 is no longer a "wunderwaffen" in this day and age of advanced A2/AD systems and hypersonic weapons. US losses would be substantial with limited damage to enemy targets. Once again, if the US was so sure of themselves they would have already launched an attack against Iran.
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  3753.  @KOTYAR0  What do you mean "stole"? The code is open source under GPL 2.0.
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  3754.  @bulletpunch9317  It's a copyright violation if they distribute without releasing the code. Many companies are habitual GPL violators, including quite a few US based ones. Using the word stole is inflammatory language. You wouldn't say companies like Panasonic, Cisco, and Tesla "stole" code now would you?
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  3755.  @bulletpunch9317  You're equivocating the illegal activity, a GPL violation, with stolen when the two are different.
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  3756.  @bulletpunch9317  You said "its still illegal anyway". What was the "its" in reference too? Could it be the illegal activity of stealing claimed by the OP?
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  3757.  @bulletpunch9317  Well then we're in agreement plus I never intended to claim you said "stole". I was just trying to make the distinction between the two, which many people don't understand. Sorry for any confusion.
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  3758.  @dylanharper1274  Bruce Lee's parents were both from Hong Kong.
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  3759.  @dylanharper1274  Bruce's mother, Grace Ho, was Chinese-English. Bruce's father, Lee Hoi-chuen, was Chinese. This can easily be verified with a quick Google search.
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  3760. World domination is not going to happen. There's going to be a bifurcation in the centers of power with the US leading a much smaller coalition. Once reality smacks the US in the face the US will declare "victory" while the average person in this sphere will be rewarded with high prices for energy, food, and household goods.
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  3761. It's the Volkswagen Beetle for the 21st century...:text-green-game-over:
    1
  3762. It does really matter if we are talking about violent crime or the subset of violent crime known as murder. There has been a 50% reduction in violent crime from 1992-2011 for ALL categories. So even if he changed the focus of his argument he's still correct. "Gun murder rates have been increasing in the United States since the eighties" is a fabrication of your imagination.
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  3763.  @mudshovel289  I know a place where you can shove that pole...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3764. I can't think of anything TeeHee did other than get banned...🤣
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  3765.  @Bubba-z4s  They're all going to Xiaohongshu. Streisand effect in full swing...🤣
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  3766.  @Bubba-z4s  Didn't you hear the decision to enforce any ban on TikTok will be left to Trump?🤣
    1
  3767. ... and use only quill and paper to exercise your first amendment rights.
    1
  3768. TikTok's algorithm is so important the Chinese government have in place export restrictions, therefore TikTok can't be sold without the consent of the Chinese government. Since that's not going to happen there will definitely be a court challenge as there are obvious first amendment issues with the bill.
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  3769. The collision industry would also be decimated since accident repair would be a thing of the past with advanced AI.
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  3770. Governments should fear the people, NOT the other way around.
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  3771. If congress keeps going this way in 10-20 years the US will be living in a technological ghetto...🤣
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  3772. I wish that I had cut off contact with my parents after a childhood of physical and mental abuse. It just continues as an adult from a distance then ends up destroying your life and relationships. Get some therapy and throw them out of your life. Take it from experience, you'll be much happier.
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  3773. Steal Syrian Assets ☑ Steal Iranian Assets ☑ Steal Venezuelan Assets ☑ Steal Afghani Assets ☑ Steal Russian Assets ☑ Steal Chinese Assets 🚧
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  3774.  @ryanshin3128  ChatGPT - "What is an LFP battery? "A LFP battery, or Lithium Iron Phosphate battery, is a type of rechargeable lithium-ion battery that uses lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) as the cathode material. LFP batteries are known for their high energy density, long cycle life, and excellent thermal stability." Thank you for playing, please try again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3775. That's what happens when you're a poodle of the US. You have no one to blame except yourself.
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  3776. I'm sorry, but that Hyundai thing is fugly. Nio and Xpeng have much cleaner and attractive designs.
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  3777. It's not a "real threat" as the Global Times posted in a recent article. It's just another attempt of western media to push the "divide and conquer" strategy of the US.
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  3778.  @GaryGraham-sx4pm  I don't think so. Did you see the video where the PLA sent a single drone to video Taiwan troops on Erdan? It's hilarious...🤣
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  3779. It's called a monopsony, but since we have many buyers it's not applicable.
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  3780. .. and as an American this November you can vote for the sexual predator of your choice.
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  3781. Don't cry for Argentina Since they voted for El Loco What were they smoking It must be good stuff
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  3782. Both of those rocket launchers (AT-4 and LAW) are one time use only. Those tubes are only worth scrap. In fact my father in-law who was a Marine in Vietnam had a spent LAW.
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  3783. Once again the US shot themselves in the foot with all of this China hate. Eventually the only Chinese scientists in the US are going to be either "bananas" or second tier since they can't compete with their peers in China.
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  3784. Best thing is that it's got a fireman's pole right in the middle of the station...🥰
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  3785. Huawei uses Germanium Nitride for their 5G power amplifiers making them more powerful and lighter then those from Ericsson and Nokia who don't have this technology. Now that China has placed a ban on the export it raises the cost for Ericsson and Nokia to incorporate Germanium Nitride into their 5G power amplifiers...🤣
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  3786.  @jal051  It raises the open market price due to the restrictions in supply to the US. Therefore it directly affects the cost of using Germanium Nitride for both Ericsson and Nokia.
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  3787.  @jal051  Germanium Spot Pricing Jan 1 2024 $2,839.40 / kg Dec 9 2024 $4,071.32 / kg
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  3788. Because it cannibalizes the entire ICE ecosystem and their current revenue stream for future gains.
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  3789.  @Sean-giang  Didn't answer the question. What are the Philippines going to do about it?
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  3790.  @Sean-giang  No, China won't back off. What are the Philippines going to do about it?
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  3791.  @Sean-giang  PCA awarded the Philippines a piece of paper. Who's going to enforce the ruling?
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  3792.  @Sean-giang  You didn't answer the question. Who's going to enforce the ruling?
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  3793.  @Sean-giang  US? I guess the US wants the seventh fleet sitting at the bottom of the SCS.
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  3794.  @Sean-giang  Please, US can't even stop a bunch of guys in sandals with AKs in the Red Sea.
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  3795.  @Sean-giang  Chinese ships are not being attacked, therefore no protection is needed. Did you know that Chinese ships get an insurance discount because they're not being attacked?
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  3796.  @Sean-giang  "Chinese-owned merchant ships are getting hefty discounts on their insurance when sailing through the Red Sea, another sign of how Houthi attacks in the area are punishing the commercial interests of vessels with ties to the west." - Chinese Ships Get Cheaper Insurance to Navigate Red Sea, Bloomberg - February 6, 2024
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  3797.  @Sean-giang  Urging Iran has nothing to do with the claim the US is protecting Chinese ships. US is not protecting Chinese ships because Chinese ships are not being attacked in the first place.
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  3798. The running joke in Florida is that Rick Scott looks like Bat Boy...🤣
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  3799. Limiting the mining rigs won't work since they can be build somewhere else, Of course they would be more expensive, but as a percentage of the total cost to mine bitcoin it's negligible.
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  3800. Ministry of Silly Walks?
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  3801. US can do what they want, but it won't be recognized by the international community. US is going Whirling Dervish on everyone and everything because their sphere of influence is shrinking day by day, especially in the global south...🤣
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  3802. Tesla gets the same government incentives and tax benefits just like all the other EV manufacturers in China. Maybe that should change?🤔
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  3803. That's just an inconvenient fact so they can chastise the LAPD for police brutality. It fits the narrative with TYT's audience, truth be damned: "Anyone who challenges the prevailing orthodoxy finds himself silenced with surprising effectiveness." -- George Orwell
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  3804. I'm your boogie man, that's what I am I'm here to do whatever I can Be it early morning, late afternoon Or at midnight. It's never too soon
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  3805. Because they may be unintended consequences when enacting strict gun control laws. There are an estimated 300 million guns in the US. Most of these firearms (70-80%) would not be turned in if demanded by the government. Also a huge black market would be created that you won't be able to regulate. Just look at the failed drug war for a refresher on the cost of prohibition. The best thing to do is close the private sale loophole and increase jail time for offenders caught with a gun.
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  3806. Because of all the lying and distrust of western media the A/P reporter was probable being tailed by locals. When word gets our there's a western reporter milling about either nobody wants to talk or they get confronted by people who are really angry. Here's a reporter getting confronted just after the flooding in Zhengzhou, and yes he was lying about the government's response. https://youtu.be/pgeUWrRD920
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  3807. With Cuba the US is like the mafia. When you disrespect the "Don" you're never forgiven and must be punished...🤣
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  3808. Jimmy Lai's co-conspirators already pleaded guilty, no contest. Hong Kong has an independent judicial system based on English common law. Evidence is overwhelming in the case, he's getting what he deserves. Foreigners have nothing to fear, unless they're trying to overthrow the government. The US has the same laws with stricter sentencing, so why can't Hong Kong protect its sovereignty?
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  3809.  @arthurlincoln9093  What part of "Hong Kong has an independent judicial system based on English common law" did you not understand?
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  3810.  @taiwanstillisntacountry  WTF? You need to be more careful before you post...🤣
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  3811. What this means is that the rest of the world will be getting affordable state of the art EVs along with all the infrastructure needed from China while the US gets expensive legacy ICEs that drink dead dinosaur juice along with all the pollution and climate change it come with. Paying more for less, it's the American way...🤣
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  3812. Why interfere when Trudeau is already doing a fantastic job of ruining Canada? China. Do nothing. Win...🤣
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  3813.  @ramakrishna5480  Right, but it doesn't matter what type of government because the US and EU countries have been doing this for years. Innovation from private enterprises doesn't occur without initial government investment. It's nonsense when others claim differently.
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  3814. You can live extremely well in Kansas City, KS on 70,000 a year. In Kansas City, MO that's a different story...🤣
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  3815. You must have plenty of tissues right next to the hand lotion...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3816. They're an invasive species, have no nature predators and cause 1.5 billion dollars worth of damage each year. Feral hogs run very fast in groups, so you need multiple rounds to drop them. An AR-15 is a reliable semi-automatic that's good for culling the feral hog population. It's a huge problem in the southern states.
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  3817. TikTok has 170 million subscribers in the US. China should let TikTok get banned since half the population of the US and the entire population of China will be angry at the US government.
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  3818. No, it's because they punish the "wrong" criminals. Non-violent drug offenders get lengthy mandatory sentences while violent criminals are turned out in a revolving door by the court system. With the privatization of the prison system it's becoming even worse. Do you think these companies want 5,000 violent criminals or 5,000 non-violent drug offenders incarcerated in their prisons?
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  3819.  @ElZilchoYo  It will be a clear signal to the global south that genocide does not apply to western countries and they will seek alternative resolution mechanisms, most likely with China taking the lead. You do know that China just brokered a ceasefire between between Myanmar ruling government and the rebel guerrilla alliance? With the Iran-Saudi agreement in place China now has two major peace agreements under their belt.
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  3820. His argument from authority against factual court documents pretty much enters into douche nozzle territory.
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  3821.  @hclau218  Receivership is not a bailout, it's a liquidation and that means investors would lose everything...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3822. 1) No 2) Yes In both cases the reason would be the liability for possible criminal or civil prosecution. One of the good things about the Manchin-Toomey bill was that sellers would get immunity from prosecution if they used the NICS. I believe this is a far better incentive then more government regulation attempting to restrict our rights.
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  3823. US is going to implode due to debt and imperial overreach. Both China and Russia are just being patient and hope the US doesn't cause too much damage during their decline.
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  3824. If we're discussing 1960s music then Ray Charles "Hit the Road Jack" is more applicable...🤣
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  3825. According to his Wikipedia entry Anthony Carty has a very impressive CV. Anyone outright dismissing what this gentlemen has to say on the subject is basically an idiot...🤣
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  3826. Charles Manson still has a following to this day. He gets more mail than any other inmate at San Quentin.
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  3827. I didn't know that factual data was a conspiracy: (vidstatsx(DOT)com/TheYoungTurks/youtube-channel) Their subs were completely flat for the last three months until they started with the ban all guns rhetoric.
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  3828. Borrell needs to STFU after proclaiming there's no political solution in Ukraine, only a military one. AFU today lost over 1,100 people as either killed, wounded, or captured. EU and US is fighting Russia to the last Ukrainian.
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  3829.  @oddvardmyrnes9040  The P8 crossed the pipeline prior to the explosion, refueled over Germany, and then arrived at the actual site after the explosion. I suggest that you review the video again.
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  3830.  @oddvardmyrnes9040  We also have the video of the letter sent to John Mark Dougan back in October of last year, which adds more credibility to Hersh's article. I don't disagree that there may be inconsistencies within the article, however coupled with additional information it presents an accurate portrayal of events.
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  3831.  @oddvardmyrnes9040  Search for Dougan's channel, then for the letter. Youtube keeps deleting this comment if I post the link.
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  3832.  @oddvardmyrnes9040  Dougan knows the name of the source, but will not reveal to protect. It does dovetail with Hersh's article and lends credibility. Nobody is going to reveal themselves for something of this magnitude, that's never going to happen.
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  3833. Alex is having some malaise in Malaysia...🤣
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  3834. The ones piloting the drones would not kill their own citizens, especially en masse. If they did we're already beyond tyranny at that point.
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  3835.  @bingus3582  Like how Russia was trying to influence US elections for the past 5 years? It's all over the web, therefore it must be true. PT Barnum was right, there's a sucker born every day...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3836. As for batteries there are a maximum of 13 at each station that are charged, tested, and rotated. It doesn't reduce the number of vehicle produced, but does increase the number of batteries needed. Owner's pay for BaaS with a subscription service while receiving an upfront reduction is vehicle pricing. Over the service term of the battery lease the cost is comparable if not more than purchasing the battery up-front, however you'll never get hit with an expensive battery replacement once out of warranty.
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  3837.  @ScottAnderson-pi6xm  Enjoy your technological ghetto...🤣
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  3838. .. and in the process hurt US consumers with higher prices since the demand for EVs is not going to be abated. It's currently happening with the Trump tariffs that Biden has yet to repeal and in the process breaking a campaign promise, no surprise here.
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  3839.  @wongpohchan9485  My friend you're preaching to the choir. I fully understand the ramifications of the tariffs and the incentives to keep them in place. It's become a stealth tax on the average American. Imports from China won't be replaced any time soon as there are little to no alternatives for these manufactured goods. Other countries do not have the technology, logistics, supply chain integration, manufacturing experience, and economies of scale that have been achieved by China over the last few decades.
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  3840. China is the world's manufacturer with over 120 countries as their main trading partner. It's impossible to reverse this trend and the US attempting to do so will cause immense damage to not only themselves but also the global economy. It's mind boggling how stupid neocons are in Washington...🤣
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  3841. China should open a military based right next door to Gitmo so they can monitor the human rights abuses...🤣
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  3842.  @BridgeportIPA  That's called a non-sequitur since half a dozen other countries can do the same thing. That still does not mean they can win a military conflict.
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  3843.  @Hutvillage  Are we trying to move the goalpost again? Once upon a time China buying US Treasuries was a very good way to get rid of excess USD reserves and repatriating those dollars back into the US keeps inflation low so consumers can buy more Chinese imports. Now with US debt out of control and the economic war on China in full swing this little arrangement is no longer beneficial to China. Don't they teach you anything in that call center in Mumbai that smells like bad curry? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3844.  @Hutvillage  Domestic creditors held 70% of US debt with the largest creditor being the Federal Reserve. It's robbing Peter to pay Paul, but you already knew that and was expecting others to be ignorant of these facts...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3845.  @jeffstrehlow2623  Doesn't matter because killing defenseless women and children is wrong. OP has no humanity, plain and simple.
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  3846. Russia's definitely not buying US treasuries. China isn't buying either, therefore be prepared for a US shake down on their vassals.
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  3847. The average suicide rate in Canada is 11.5 per 100,000 for years 2000-2007. The average suicide rate in the United States for the same period is 11.0 per 100,000. If you reasoning was true then Canada should have LESS suicides because they have stricter gun regulations.
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  3848. It's so bad in Artyomovsk (Bakhmut) that the AFU are now cutting off the heads and hands of killed foreign forces they can't evacuate to hide their identity.
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  3849. You obviously don't ...
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  3850. It was the US that trashed the WTO since it has blocked appointments of appellate judges since 2017...😡
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  3851. I guess "Il Duce" may make it to White House after all?
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  3852. Contacts...😎
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  3853. China threatens to sell value-priced goods and build infrastructure projects in other countries. Oh the horror...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3854.  @lettucesalad3560  99% of people just pull stuff out of their backsides and post it on the internet.
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  3855. Braking is done by mechanical hydraulic means with a dedicated module for ABS. If ABS fails standard braking with be available. Regenerative braking is a totally separate system.
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  3856.  @Bubba-z4s  So you admit you're TeeHee because we've never spoken about this before. Won't be long before your new account is banned...🤣
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  3857. Did you know that Google is going to make default a new read-only file system for Android 13 that was developed by Huawei?
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  3858. $35,001,278,179,208.67 as of 07/26/2024 - Debt to the Penny - US Treasury
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  3859. ... or in other words 'Tuesday'...🤣
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  3860. US behavior will never change, so the only option is for the US to lose its status and be relegated to a secondary position just as the UK was with the Suez incident in 1956. Based on current conditions this is becoming more and more of a reality as the US empire is clearly in decline.
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  3861. The US in the 1950's used massive amounts of government funds to create the Eisenhower Interstate System and the major expansion of international airports throughout the country. To claim that private corporations will promote infrastructure developement to levels needed for a vibrate economy is a bald face lie.
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  3862.  @teac117  Yes, I agree. Pilkington is a pretty good macro economist and when he claims this everyone needs to pay attention.
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  3863. Short answer? No.
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  3864. Trump and Biden impose tariffs on China, and the result? A one trillion dollar surplus for China, the highest in the history of mankind. Tariffs, the gift that keeps on giving...🤣
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  3865. China offered Taiwan a good deal in which they can keep their military and faux democracy. Probable should take it because the alternative (cough... Ukraine... cough...) is not too pretty...🤣
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  3866. Doesn't the PI user have sudo group access? You can always add it with "usermod -aG sudo PI", then disable the root account with "sudo passwd -l root".
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  3867. ...and the target will be all the Javelins sent to Ukraine. According to Brandon it's going to be 10 Javelins for every Russian tank, see below. US taxpayer dollars at work...🤣😂🤣😂 https://youtu.be/rbcsYsBJAcA
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  3868. ''Now is the winter of our discontent' in the UK is more relevant than ever...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3869. Then we're both on the same page because regulation has never been inconsistent with the second amendment. Even during colonial there was regulation. I happen to agree that 100 round magazines are silly, but remember Anders Breivik killed 77 people with only 10 round magazines.
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  3870. Biden needs to "wet his beak"...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3871. Strict gun control in the UK did not occur until the Firearms Act of 1920. Prior to that you had minor controls for offenses with a firearm. Gun licenses were incorporated in 1870 to carry a gun outside their property. In 1903 you had the Pistol Act. Even in the United States we had gun control laws dating back to colonial times. The data is very clear, it shows that the majority of people in the UK just don't kill each with or without guns control.
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  3872. Look at China using forced labor with workers that have protection and communications equipment. I guess the prison guards are hiding off camera... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3873. According to BATFE the lower receiver is the "gun" and as such is regulated. Everything else is non-regulated and can be purchased seperately without using an FFL.
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  3874. TikTok will not shut down as they still have almost a billion users worldwide. If Tiktok is banned, which is highly unlikely since the legislation is blatantly unconstitutional, people in the US will just learn how to sideload apps and use a VPN...🤣
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  3875. The second those weapons cross the border Russia will destroy them. It's possible they may wait for them to aggregate at depots and then destroy them, but in any case the end result will be the same.
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  3876. If your going to do a magazine reduction then it should be 20 rounds, not 10. That would cover 95-99% of the current firearms in circulation without any reduction of firepower in a personal defense situation. Novelty items such as 100 round magazines are not needed, they don't properly work anyway. Maryland has a restriction of 20 round mags excluding tube mags and .22LR rifles. This appears reasonable and most gun owners are fine with this.
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  3877.  @DelroyJackson-s2j  No that's the United States. It's written under the 13th Amendment...🤣
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  3878. Any more dead interns show up in Joe Scarborough's office?🤣
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  3879. China: Molon Labe... 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3880. The real reason why the US is so afraid of Chinese EVs...🤣 "Compared with mass EVs from legacy OEMs, BYD Seal is the better and much cheaper car, thanks to high vertical integration that leverages BYD's cost lead in battery cells, vehicle integration, powertrain and electronics modules. Connectivity and advanced driver assistance systems are also state of the art." Will Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) win globally?, UBS Investment Bank, September 7, 2023
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  3881. Their latest printed lower receiver has been stress tested to 600+ rounds: watch?v=tAW72Y_XPF4
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  3882.  @Sean-giang  Adults admit when they're wrong. Children reply with nonsense and non sequiturs.
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  3883.  @Sean-giang  Unlike you I'm an adult. You should try it sometime.
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  3884.  @Sean-giang  You spelled USA wrong.
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  3885.  @Sean-giang  I know, I'm sinking to your level.
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  3886.  @Sean-giang  Well you are no one, so it fits.
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  3887.  @Sean-giang  I don't use an overpriced status symbol or a phone loaded with bloatware. I have standards.
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  3888.  @Sean-giang  Advice from experience?
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  3889.  @Sean-giang  My standards can't be lower than yours.
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  3890.  @Sean-giang  non se·qui·tur /ˌnän ˈsekwədər/ noun - a conclusion or statement that does not logically follow from the previous argument or statement.
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  3891.  @Sean-giang  So your standards are lower than mine. Thanks for letting us know.
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  3892.  @Sean-giang  ...but they're still higher than your standards.
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  3893.  @Sean-giang  It's not considered housing until a certificate of occupancy is issued. This doesn't affect buyers in the housing market since those units were never deemed to be housing in the first place.
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  3894.  @ZweiZwolf  An application was never tested in a court of law as an issue of national security. However source code as free speech has been tested in a court of law against the US government argument of national security and the US government lost (Bernstein v. United States).
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  3895.  @ZweiZwolf  "This court can find no meaningful difference between computer language, particularly high-level languages as defined above, and German or French....Like music and mathematical equations, computer language is just that, language, and it communicates information either to a computer or to those who can read it..." - Judge Patel, April 15, 1996
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  3896.  @JustSan2016  "Philippines' Marcos Jr. Can Visit U.S Without Arrest Over $353M Court Order." - Ewan Palmer, Newsweek, Jun 9, 2022
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  3897. China will have a captive market selling all their low cost and advanced NEVs to the rest of the world minus the US and half of Europe. China will also sell all the infrastructure and renewable power generation needed to go with those NEVs. China gets to set NEV global standards, increase the use of renewable energy worldwide, reduce the emissions of green house gases, and make a boatload of cash while saving the planet from climate change...🤣
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  3898.  @josephdewuhan  It may no longer exist, however the reason being is because the US refuses to sell those products or services to China in the first place...🤣
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  3899. "The dollar is our currency, but your problem" - John B. Connally, US Secretary of Treasury at the Rome meeting of the G-10 in 1971
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  3900. Evidence? How about this: /watch?v=sW3MMvKrkN0 Watch at the end as he uses a 3D printed high-cap magazine. It's only a matter of time that the receivers will be strong enough for use just like these polymer receivers: watch?v=duHzeCV32bQ But go ahead, close your eyes and throw Ad hominem attacks because your position is weak as shit.
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  3901. There's some truth to back this claim... “For the first time ever in history, a new type of bomb will be used. It's called the Electromagnetic bomb (E-bomb). It will be used against Teheran and other major centres in Iran. It will also be used in the areas where the Iranian nuclear facilities are found.” Adam Cailler, World War 3 fears grow as Israel could debut deadly 'EMP bombs' if Iran launches attack, Daily Star, April 7th 2024
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  3902. You started off your video with a clown world?🤣
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  3903. Journalist Elijah Magnier had an article back in August about Iran selling 1,000 drones to Russia. His sources in Iran have always been reliable.
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  3904. A TikTok ban is nothing but a distraction because the legislation is blatantly unconstitutional. It creates what's called a bill of attainder, which is strictly prohibited in the constitution. It also violates almost all tenants of the first amendment and portions of the fifth amendment. It will never survive a court challenge.
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  3905. Actually he's correct. A study done by Don Kates and Gary Mauser that was published in the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy supports this. You can do a Google search for "vol30_no2_katesmauseronline.pdf".
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  3906. Zelensky: 'Cause he's lovin' who he's touchin', he's squeezin' another...🤣
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  3907. Australia has 26 million people. Do you think Musk is worried about the loss of that market?🤡🍞🎪
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  3908. Charging stations and even micro reactors at rest stops to supply the energy is going to be the next infrastructure build-out per the US Department of Energy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvP2EvcRcgY&ab_channel=ArgonneNationalLaboratory
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  3909.  @zadovrus1624  More like the US is eager to exploit the Kurds. Once their usefulness runs out they're abandoned...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3910. Sources: 1)Centre for Preventing Suicide. Suicide in Canada: Numbers, Rates, and Methods. 2000-2003. Accessed 20 February 2011. 2)Statistics Canada. Suicides and Suicide Rate, by sex and by age group. CANSIM Results. Table 102-0551. Deaths and mortality rate, by selected grouped causes, age group and sex, Canada, annual, 2000-2007. Accessed 20 February 2011. 3)U.S. Centers for Disease Control. WISQARS Database. 2000 to 2007. All Races. All Hispanic Origin. All Sexes. Accessed 20 February 2011.
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  3911. Stalling? What you're really saying is that you should beg for mercy from criminals. That's fine for you, but not everyone shares your ideas. I would rather be killed then be at the mercy of criminals. This is a choice I've made due to a pass experience with a family member sharing your ideas.
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  3912. Ukraine will be winning the war up until the day they surrender.
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  3913. Can the west catch Up? Short answer? No. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3914.  @stopthejew875  Nice strawman. Build it high, then burn it down...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3915.  @РафаэльСаркисянц-ъ2т  That's right. Russia knows how to manage finances and not spend like a drunken sailor on shore leave...🤣
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  3916. He drew his service weapon and ordered him to stop?
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  3917. Russia has been betrayed by the west so many times the relationship isn't going to be mended for decades. Tucker and his cohorts are SOL...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3918. @Pat Heung Had to look that translation up, but calling sh*tshovel289 an idiot is an insult to idiots...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3919.  @sixmillionsilencedaccounts3517  ... except the pressure in the pipeline before the rupture was 105 bar, which is approximately 1522 PSI. I don't think any robots would survive let alone function in that environment. Once again sh*tshovel289 is displaying his willful ignorance and lack of critical thinking skills...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3920.  @hoekeatung1760  Don't eat Listeria Salad, otherwise you'll be on the toilet for a week.
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  3921.  @jaytee4482  Warning: Don't take a bite of Listeria Salad, it's toxic.
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  3922.  @lettucesalad3560  Why are you still pushing this lie? You've been corrected numerous times with photos and video evidence.
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  3923.  @The_Uncool_Kid  Listeria Salad knows he's lying since I already posted the evidence about Peng and the so called "assault" in this thread, see below. Now there's even more evidence that entire "Where is Peng Shuai?" meme was just a failed attempt of western media to pee in the Bejing Winter Games punch bowl. 🤣😂🤣😂 https://youtu.be/oXk8JWHSC1Y
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  3924.  @lettucesalad3560  Pen Shuai in an interview discusses the email sent to the WTA, denial of any sexual assault, and that the two interviews she did with the IOC were done of her own free will. In five minutes Peng herself has confirmed everything you have posted is a complete lie. Are you still going to keep this charade up or are you going to finally face reality? 🤣😂🤣😂 https://youtu.be/ZF9Owb9uSOE
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  3925.  @lettucesalad3560  Did you not watch the video? Peng already sent the WTA an email, which she confirmed. She has no obligation to have any further interaction with that organization. Instead she chose to speak with the IOC because they appear to be rational. You do understand you're denying actual reality with documented evidence?
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  3926. Electric version of the Corvette to rival the Rimac Nevera would definitely sell.
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  3927. From the Asia Times article: "Without a surge in STEM grads, the right thing becomes a more bitter pill to swallow – it would require the US to allow Chinese EV makers to build factories and perhaps R&D centers in America." - I posted something similar a few weeks ago and was attacked in the comments. Feels nice to be vindicated...🤣
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  3928. Trump is hurting the bottom line for Russia, China, and 90% of the rest of the world. Why the hell wouldn't they want Trump BTFO.
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  3929. Graham is a psychopath. The mask has been completely ripped off and it certifies the empire in is terminal decline...:text-green-game-over:
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  3930. ​ @jamesmorrow1646  The islands and archipelagos of the South China Sea were first claimed in 111 BC by Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty. The island were usurped by western powers during the "Century of Humiliation". China is rightfully reclaiming what was historically their territory. These are facts that are not in dispute. Repeating your nonsense over and over again doesn't change this...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3931.  @jamesmorrow1646  You're Australian? How does it feel to be America's bitch?
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  3932. US goes whirling dervish with sanctions, then wonders why the world wants to drop their fiat currency. Absolutely no awareness or self-reflection...🥖🎪🤡
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  3933. As a rule I don't trust anything from ASPI. There are plenty of others credible outlets that can validate the technological advancements of China.
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  3934.  @Sp3ll633  Using hypersonic missiles on all known military installations crippling Taiwanese forces, no invasion necessary.
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  3935. Thailand just made Yan Marchal persona non grata unlike France who actually sentenced Alian Soral to prison.
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  3936. The Gell-Mann Amnesia effect is the term you're looking for when describing people's perception and the media.
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  3937. Deny and stall. He's just repeating the same old saw to fend off the inevitable.
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  3938. Pompeo is messianic nut-job...🤣
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  3939.  @yaelz6043  Sorry, but I didn't murder anyone. My government doesn't represent me. I don't fight for the empire.
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  3940.  @TacticalMayo You spelled India wrong...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3941.  @TacticalMayo  Patents granted by WIPO - 2022 China: 798,347 US: 323,410 India: 30,490...😂🤣😂🤣
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  3942.  @TacticalMayo  Artemisinin - Malaria Treatment Dockless Bikesharing Passenger drone - Ehang 184 Central bank digital currency Hybrid rice Electronic cigarette Carbon Aerogel Quantum communications satellite You do know that a patent is an exclusive right to an invention? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  3943.  @TacticalMayo  Sorry, but the list I posted were items not invented by western countries. It's not my fault you don't know how to use a search engine...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3944.  @TacticalMayo  I can't help you with personal incredulity, that's your problem...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3945.  @TacticalMayo  Because helping hundreds of millions of people reduce their risk of getting lung cancer is so funny, you need help.
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  3946.  @TacticalMayo  If China was copying the US their trains would be derailing and doors would be falling off their aircraft...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3947.  @TacticalMayo  You mean the US? They tried to copy TikTok and DJI, but failed miserably. Even the US Navy is now copying China's type-055 destroyer with the DDG-x, it's a blatant rip-off. You know they say the best form of flattery is imitation...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3948.  @feisalboudghene228  Most modern day inventions are derived from existing knowledge and technology, so by your metric nobody has invented anything. The fact still remains that researchers at Zhejiang University developed multi-functional, ultra-flyweight, synergistically assembled carbon aerogel while the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) launched the Quantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS) spacecraft on August 15, 2016 making this first ever quantum communications satellite sent into orbit.
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  3949.  @feisalboudghene228  ...and many of those modern achievements would not have been possible without inventions such as paper making, printing, compass, gunpowder, and porcelain, which were all invented in China. The fact remains that inventions are derived from existing knowledge and technology. You can't arbitrarily stop at a point in time and disregard prior achievements because it suits your argument.
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  3950.  @feisalboudghene228  TLDR: Western countries invade and subjugate China for a hundred years, then you turn around say "why hasn't China invented anything?" I don't know, maybe it's because they had a jackboot on their neck the entire time. Well guess what? China is on the rise and the west, especially Europe, is on the decline. Revel in you Al Bundy "four touchdowns in a high school football game" moment because it's not going to last much longer. You know it's true, otherwise you wouldn't have posted your diatribe.
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  3951. The multipolar world is already here. Now we're going to find out if US actions will drown the baby in the bathtub or just accelerate its expansion. Based on the recent US track record my guess is it's going to be the later and not the former...🤪
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  3952. Japan still mad about losing Formosa?
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  3953.  @kateoneal4215  The only reason they're against this war is because they want to start a war with China using Taiwan as the bait. It's war all the time regardless of who's in power.
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  3954.  @cathere9631  Republicans will just shift the focus to a war with China, and that would be devastating to the US economy. Best thing is to let the Democrats fail in Ukraine, which is inevitable. It takes the focus off China so they can advance to the point where the US won't be able to do anything to hurt them economically or militarily.
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  3955. Qui? Elensky speaks French?
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  3956. China: We build stuff US: We bomb stuff
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  3957. Now imagine 10,000 drones with high explosives heading towards an advancing army? I would highly suggest the US play nice with China so that doesn't happen...🤣
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  3958. The empire will collapse under its own weight sooner than later due to the ineptitude of the current political class in the US...🤣
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  3959. ... and the ABS medium starts at $39.00 per roll.
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  3960. Since your a gun owner please explain why changing the furniture magically turns a semi-auto is an "assault rifle". That's the definition our elected leaders are using, cosmetic or ergonomic changes. Firepower is still the same but with a collapsible stock or bayonet lug it become more deadly.
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  3961. Xi Jinping purged the massive corruption that was present during the Hu Jintao administration. It's the reason why the CIA is crying about not having any spy assets. Zeihan just wants to bring back the "good old days" when the US had leverage...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3962. "The more you tighten your grip, Tarkin, the more star systems will slip through your fingers." - Princess Leia
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  3963. Thank you spelling Nazi, I'll remember that for the future. The fact remains that the data is correct and you are wrong. :)
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  3964. KSA is worthless as a fighting force. They're getting their asses handed to them from a bunch of guys in sandals. The only one profiting is Oshkosh due to all of the MRAPs that have been set on fire.
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  3965. "We won't have to talk about sanctions in five years because there'll be so many countries transacting in currencies other than the dollar that we won't have the ability to sanction them." - US Senator Marco Rubio
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  3966.  @mudshovel289  Why would he want Chinese citizenship and become a victim of US foreign policy? 🤔
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  3967. Daughter, a little shit. Mother, full of shit. Move some shit around, everyone is happy.
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  3968.  @brolohalflemming7042  You need more energy to rupture the pipeline than the energy potential that is contained in the pipeline, therefore the Seismic data was due to the transfer of energy from the explosion to the sea bed floor. Simple physics.
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  3969. Those items are not regulated in the US except for exporting more than $100.00 worth of parts.
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  3970. When everything is on fire what does the US do? Of course they throw more fuel on the fire and then double, triple, and quadruple down. US will not be satisfied until everything is turned to ashes.
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  3971. "A ranking Chinese official on Tuesday presented a recorded phone conversation purportedly between an embassy diplomat and Vice Adm. Alberto Carlos, chief of the Western Command (Wescom), who said the entire chain of command of the Philippine military was on board with the 'new model' for peacefully managing the situation in Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal." - Wescom chief agreed to China's 'new model', Franco Jose C. Baroña, The Manila Times, May 8 2024
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  3972.  @stevec8352  I don't think they can read even when you point them to the source...🤣
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  3973.  @Royz061  "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored" - Aldous Huxley
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  3974. ...but I bet you can say mon ki pocs without it being filtered...🤣😂🤣😂
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  3975. Bobby Seale and Huey Newton would like to have a word with Cenk.
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  3976. @Janindu Rodrigo (CH) Five year old survey completely ignoring ages over 25, which is the majority of the population? 🤣😂🤣😂
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