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Gaius Marius posted:There's only been 8 deaths so far tho add a couple 0s WarpedNaba posted:Going to be a lot of swiss cheese corpses going down the Yalu if they do. maybe they can run towards the south. some might dodge the land mines.
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Dapper_Swindler posted:there is gonna be a loving RUSH towards the chinese boarder now isn't there. Chinese and South Korean but I'm assuming part of this mobilization is also to stop that from occurring
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Shumagorath posted:specifically, or (paraphrasing that Phil Lam bit) only non-dancing cultures enjoy it? specifically and literally https://qz.com/1153516/americas-wholesome-square-dancing-tradition-is-a-tool-of-white-supremacy/ noted bigot henry ford promoted it to keep white folks from enjoying jazz.
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Dapper_Swindler posted:add a couple 0s 0000008 Juche stays winning
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Rabelais D posted:Anybody who has ever gone to Baptist University loving hates that barracks, it's right in the way and makes what would be a five minute walk a good ten minutes instead. a fine price to pay for going to BU
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Mr. Fix It posted:specifically and literally https://qz.com/1153516/americas-wholesome-square-dancing-tradition-is-a-tool-of-white-supremacy/ Is that piece of poo poo the reason I had to learn to square dance in school? What an rear end in a top hat
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bones 4 beginners posted:google maps giving some spicy directions the other day My old stomping grounds, there used to be a pretty good Thai place in the Franki Centre, and the library at Osbourne barracks was terrific.
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https://twitter.com/Dr_shah_1/status/1526190505985560577 and it got censored lol https://twitter.com/excel_wang/status/1526282957505314826
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Megillah Gorilla posted:I think it's more that they've been fighting a huge outbreak for some time now and are finally admitting to the world that they can't handle it. It's probably more that they caught wind of some kind of international relief effort that will send them bulk innoculations that they'll turn around and sell to other countries once they receive them.
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beating americans is a high bar and they meet it, drat
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Don't worry America, you'll always have gun crime.
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bob dobbs is dead posted:beating americans is a high bar and they meet it, drat unfortunately nationally america easily still wins
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square dancing is derived from line dancing, which in turn is an interpretation and translation error of lion dancing
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drat. There's no excusing those sorts of numbers. I mean, the US prison numbers are already inexcusable, so that's... way beyond inexcusable? Almost as if some sort of cultural genocide were taking place.
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https://twitter.com/drStuartGilmour/status/1526154440121602049 https://twitter.com/drStuartGilmour/status/1526154458119303168 The treatment of Uighur in China is undeniably awful, but Americans shouldn't get too excited lol a7m2 fucked around with this message at 11:54 on May 17, 2022 |
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jail sentences are usually short so the the actual number of people in local jails at any given time is is like 10% of that admission number
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that dude is comparing small rear end counties with populations of a handful of thousands with a region with 26,000,000 people
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Looking like that China Eastern plane crash a couple months ago was Germanwings 2.0. https://www.dailywire.com/news/breaking-boeing-737-that-nosedived-into-ground-was-intentionally-crashed-report-says quote:A Boeing 737-800 that plunged vertically into a mountain range in China earlier this year was intentionally crashed by someone in the cockpit, U.S. officials say.
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Porfiriato posted:Looking like that China Eastern plane crash a couple months ago was Germanwings 2.0. and I just had a play with the tomonews vid for source material https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AVYxqFe9Yg
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/china-insists-party-elites-shed-overseas-assets-eyeing-western-sanctions-on-russia-11652956787 Is anything new here like a tightening crackdown or is it just more of the same grumbling?
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Canada has officially banned Huawei from participating in next gen telcom infrastructure upgrades https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/huawei-5g-decision-1.6310839
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With lockdowns easing in some places, remaining in others, the current big topic for foreigners in China is "who is planning to leave and when?" Right now chatter suggests "almost everyone, and soon", but we'll see how that turns out. Job offers and conditions are improving as employers are spooked, but their target audience are people who haven't visited their home countries for several years at this point, and possibly haven't visited "outside their community/apartment" for weeks/months. Additionally, many seem to be waiting to see what happens after the lockdowns, although obviously that carries with it the risk of being part of the next. I'm sticking around because I don't have much of a choice, but it's interesting to follow the discussions. Wonder if I'll be one of the obligatory 2-3 sad old men propping up a bar when a fresh wave of bright young things arrive to explore the mysteries of a freshly reopened China sometime in 2050? Well, cyber-propping up a cyber-bar, because 2050.
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Incredible things are happening in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs  https://twitter.com/SpokespersonCHN/status/1527304786953240576
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big time bisexual posted:Incredible things are happening in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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happy 520 everyone, remember to love the country and the party
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Not Chinas fault that its name is retarded in English. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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the only time in history when you know unquestionably an ad agency earned its keep was when they renamed rapeseed to canola
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The family tree of Brassica rapa is wild. It's got all the good stuff. e: Whoops, that's rype not ra--, which is Brassica napus. Which just goes to show! ee: Wait how the gently caress isn't rapa the one called ra-- in English? 3D Megadoodoo fucked around with this message at 13:12 on May 20, 2022 |
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3D Megadoodoo posted:The family tree of Brassica rapa is wild. It's got all the good stuff. plant names are wildly inconsistent even within eg English in England, so I imagine someone somewhere does. I had no idea rapeseed was a brassica, meanwhile. and the penultimate name here is uh 
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In China, fleeting cyber protests leave fragile memories Fairly sobering article where they interview some activists who've witnessed waves of enthusiasm and energy on Chinese social media over issues like the Shanghai lockdown or the death of the whistle-blower Dr. Li Weilang only for all of it, including that momentum, to disappear. Like I've mentioned before, free expression online has been tightened in many ways compared to ten years ago. Much of the actual work of censoring falls to social media companies who are under enormous pressure to not let dissident posts slip by. They also talk to the author of a recent study on the subject. quote:We focus on two main types of Internet activity in which criticism and discourses emerge—online mass incidents and defiant enclaves—and compare their discursive elements. The core messages and critiques by leading activists and dissidents and their followers in the latter have become more multilayered, radical, and antiregime. Both types of political dissent are alive and persist, but the potential for them to connect various social grievances has declined in recent years, as state control over the Internet and digital spaces has significantly tightened. Kevin DuBrow fucked around with this message at 20:21 on May 20, 2022 |
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North Korea: Fighting Covid with traditional medicine https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/61508440
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Shumagorath posted:North Korea: Fighting Covid with traditional medicine https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/61508440 Rest and orange juche
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