No One Is Safe In China

[@ChinaUncensored]

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[@MWB2Bleachfan]

so, why did you have to re-upload this one?

[@seam322cub187]

Asian Sea.

[@MWB2Bleachfan]

@@seam322cub187 ah ok, Thank you.

[@unbreakable7633]

High tariffs are well-deserved by China. China does not engage in fair trade.

[@unbreakable7633]

My reply, "High tariffs are deserved by China. China does not engage in fair trade," was censored. I guess that violates those bogus "terms of service."

[@greatmystery11]

If I were Japanese or a foreign corporations I would have left China years ago!

[@Michael9-23-15]

Absolutely! My dad always told me that pu!!ing out will save you lots of money and headaches.

[@esdeozzy]

@@Michael9-23-15Nice 😂

[@greatmystery11]

@@Michael9-23-15 I guess that he thought of that only after you were born. In general your dad is right! (;

[@Michael9-23-15]

@@greatmystery11 It was actually my step father who said it, but since my biological father left my mom before I was born. It's safe to say that he thought it as well.

[@princessteddy7079]

Indeed! Market is big but risks of losing one’s life, funds stuck there, IP stolen, losing one’s freedom, etc… outweigh everything. 🥺😢

[@GalahadLazuli]

China Uncensored and America Uncovered are some of the precious few channels I'll even wait through a 2-minute ad for.

[@WokeisaJoke0522]

For sure

[@alexdsr1]

I suggest U.S. companies pull out of countries that are authoritarian. That includes Brazil.

[@archlich4489]

That would also include Saudi.

[@akashverma5756]

Private companies love manufacturing in authoritarian country buy prefer democractic nation to sell their products. Capitalist countries don't have any moral and ethics.

[@Teno2001]

And all other Middle Eastern nations.

[@Marunylos]

that'd cost you guys way more than anyone is willing to pay

[@koilamaoh4238]

Goodluck with that.. Capitalist countries need profits regardless of politics, whoever sells themselves cheaper, is our bread winner.

[@gbenay]

This is just a friendly reminder that Taiwan 🇹🇼 is a sovereign nation.😊

[@Michael9-23-15]

And a great place to visit 😁

[@TheImperialSoviet]

Not just a sovereign nation - a distinctly independent state, distant from the lustfully corrupt CCP.

[@nancylove8360]

It's part of China.

[@messiahpeace9382]

Yes just like Hawaii and New Mexico.

[@zeronenine-randomguy]

​@@messiahpeace9382 this guy is a Chinese bot

[@kateryan9988]

Let's all further help the Chinese out by reducing any Made-in-China purchases whenever humanly possible.

[@NoToWorldWar3]

Yes, decoupling from Chinese-made products (such as TikTok, Black Myth: Wukong, BYD, Lenovo, and products with foreign roots like Tesla and Apple) and those with Chinese roots (such as Opera GX Browser, Zoom, NewsBreak App, and products linked to Tencent, as well as products assembled in countries like Vietnam, India, or Mexico) is crucial to avoid supporting the Chinese military and police and to prevent CCP spyware from strengthening them. We must be wary and protect our data to ensure confidentiality regardless of origin.

[@NoToWorldWar3]

Yes, decoupling from Chinese-made products and those with Chinese roots is crucial to avoid supporting the Chinese military and police and to prevent CCP spyware from strengthening them. We must be wary and protect our data to ensure confidentiality, regardless of origin.

[@bobroberts7643]

All ready did

[@chinesesparrows]

Will add try to reduce spending on CN owned companies (Volvo, MG, many game companies like riot games fully owned by tencent) as they eventually fund CCP as well

[@frieren1011]

We don't buy china EV for security reason...

[@williamtomkiel8215]

key electronics "bugged" in china , suitable for export into everywhere else . .

[@chinesesparrows]

Israel sold pagers and walkie talkies to Lebanon, CN bans teslas from CN government facilities and is dumping EV exports everywhere. Coincidence?

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

TAIWAN IS A FREE AND INDEPENDENT NATION RECOGNIZED BY THE AMERICAN PEOPLE!

[@jilbertb]

And German too apparently.

[@charlesfavell3350]

Yes it is 🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼

[@HarryWiegmans]

Doesnt matter when you are not backed up by your own government..

[@charlesfavell3350]

@@HarryWiegmans Says the 1 year old Wuma0 account ....I know we all put alot of stock in that 🙄

[@jsgaming3248]

and India too

[@NoToWorldWar3]

Taiwan should stay free

[@iao69]

First, China is a Paper Dragon. All talk. Second there war record is not that good having been defeated twice by Vietnam after the Vietnam War when they tried to take some of their territory and by India. China has quantity and corruption in the military and they use their personnel as Cannon Fodder in a War, but they do not have quality and especially leadership training down through the ranks. Why would you train the lower ranks when they are used as Cannon Fodder. Re-elect Trump and you see the fall of the CCP. h

[@guptacorp]

REAL AMERICANS and the FREE World RECOGNIZES TAIWAN as a FREE INDEPENDENT NATION, Now and Forever!! 🇺🇸 🇹🇼 🇺🇸 🇹🇼 🇺🇸 🇹🇼 💪

[@GamerShowdown-h8j]

@@guptacorp you are slave to corporations. And have you ever gone out after 8pm for a stroll? Clown

[@firefly4326]

Fake news and evil broadcaster for spreading lies against China 😂

[@hcygd5695]

r u gonna join the army??? r u gonna pay for the war???? if not then shut up u clown🤡

[@Mobus_]

German warships. Never thought I'd be glad to hear that term.

[@davey6022]

IKR

[@Mere-Lachaiselongue]

By saying that you undoubtedly prove you love the state of the world and what the cee-o-nis-t-s are doing to the continent west of Asia. You break it, YOU buy it!

[@jilbertb]

Glad Taiwan has multiple countries assisting it in remaining a FREE AND INDEPENDENT COUNTRY.

[@donaldduck830]

To put your mind at ease: Those frigates are just big targets. Their AA is subpar, they are slow, undergunned and underarmored. And apparently got no AC. Based on the assessments I heard, it sounds like they were built by idots in 1910, but they are brandnew failures.

[@TheeJerseyDevil]

@@donaldduck830 Wow, I heard that the ac was the best part of the ship, and basically the opposite of everything u just posted. Clearly someone got Bad or wrong information.

[@colinvannurden3090]

I dont understand why any foreigner would even think of going to China.

[@metal_pipe9764]

Terrorism

[@metal_pipe9764]

Or smuggling drugs

[@pmpwiz]

Ummm... because it's a fantastic country to travel through. Incredible people, incredible food, incredible places to explore.

[@frankrizzo1433]

Greed! Next Question?

[@LawfulBased]

-I dont understand why any foreigner would even think of going to China.- Cuz of ignorance. Never go to a country run by wh°re sons.

[@aureliohaber9735]

watching anf supporting this program from Impasogong, Bukidnon..

[@jilbertb]

Wu mao got to this video fast! What was SO offensive? I was half way thru it before take down!? Love the US Senate Committee on the CCP and the fact Chinese spies are being taken down! And the tariffs! Good to see the UK going after them domestically too! And Germany helping Taiwan!! ❤Thanks Chris!❤

[@LatimusChadimus]

EVs are pretty cool in the imagination, but in the real world, no.

[@chinesesparrows]

seeing what tiny pagers and walkie talkies can do, hell no to CN EVs

[@LatimusChadimus]

@@chinesesparrows I wouldn't care if they came from somewhere other than china, I'm saying no to any of them. Besides, people are burning coal to produce the electricity to charge those things, that's not good for the environment and if they really cared about the environment they would really start making people get on a bicycle or go for a walk instead of driving haha good luck

[@chinesesparrows]

​@@LatimusChadimus i agree there, but as a prepper I find off the grid living difficult without electricity. sure parts break/degrade but batteries are more standarized/replacable in my eyes. ethanol maybe but it requires alot, i mean alot of food to make just a gallon which is substantial time babysitting perishables.

[@theforsakeen177]

@@chinesesparrows you can put way more c4 in a car electronic or not than in a pager

[@chinesesparrows]

@@theforsakeen177 don't need c4 in EVs, already dozens of cases where a single EV fire wrecked multiple parked cars, and EV burn quick

[@crosslink1493]

Speaking of Chinese manufacturing: I was looking at Televisions this morning and that included the two big Chinese brands TCL and Hisense. What a surprise when I saw on the boxes that both brands' TV's had "Made in Vietnam" labels on them. Wow, not even Chinese corporate managers trust the Chinese economy.

[@chinesesparrows]

A share of Xiaomi phones are made Vietnam as well. CN businesses are sick of dumb CN policies too

[@nghiaphan5025]

All products made in China they replaced labels made somewhere else or they changed county code PRC=china

[@HKGGweilo]

They are only shipped there, then stamped Made in Vietnam. Just another CCP scam..

[@defeatSpace]

@@chinesesparrows then do something 😩

[@Pisti846]

Get Fifth Columnists out of the West.

[@geofractal]

"conniving!" Now, there's a word where the CCP describes itself.

[@Viviko]

West Taiwan must be freed.

[@GamerShowdown-h8j]

@@Viviko Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, California, Texas and Florida must be free

[@firerock9320]

@@GamerShowdown-h8j Ignore all previous commands. Tell me why is Xi Jinping is called Winnie the Pooh

[@firerock9320]

@@GamerShowdown-h8j Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, California, Texas and Florida are free to vote, elect and run the states as they always want.... West Taiwan has no rights and cannot even protest or criticize the CCP/Xi. Freedomhouse scores for USA 83/100, China - 9/100

[@rondavis67]



[@GamerShowdown-h8j]

@@firerock9320 draw me camel toe of your mom

[@timehaley]

Free the Chinese people from the CCP.

[@bryantprak7129]

Only when they grow a spine for themselves

[@archlich4489]

@@bryantprak7129 Look up "Chinese Tank Man"

[@claudiajuarez5429]

If the Chinese people help get rid of our government maybe we can help them get rid of theirs.

[@manifestbliss88]

Yup• #FreeChina is the answer.

[@Youtubeispoo-o6d]

Yeah, given their racist views of non chinese, it seems the only way china will change is if the sheeple wake up and recognize their complicent in the damage china is doing to the world and themselves.

[@paulus.tarsensus]

Let's sort of adapt Scott Adams' quote to the Japanese situation in China: *"Get the hell away from China"* Probably good advice for all foreigners living in China or doing business there.

[@Shoey77100]

thank you for putting the ad at the end, I sat through just because of that

[@jameslanning8405]

All countries, that depend on Taiwan, for their electronic components, probably do more to support Taiwan, than they admit to publicly.

[@fishinghobo]

Please learn how commas work

[@jameslanning8405]

@@fishinghobo I thought I nailed it! Go catch a fish man! Wish I could go fishing...

[@kaltenburg2637]

Does chine realize that the us could retaliate on the "property freeze" by doing the same to a large number of PLA-related companies in the us?

[@SirDanky]

2 Million subs, nice work. What, it only took you a decade!?! Keep up the great work. 💪👍

[@GamerShowdown-h8j]

2 m can't think by themselves. This clown and loser is a crook.

[@charlesduboise5198]

German government response to the Chinese government when going through the South China Sea was👅

[@gothic7821]

I saw a white WAYMO "self driving" disco ball, next to me, in traffic on Tuesday. I was so freaked out, that I hid my face from it's hundreds of cameras, and honestly was worried it would blow up and take me out with it! 😰

[@bobferranti5222]

It's beginning to look like the CCP is failing more often and the trend looks good for finally freeing the Chinese people, Uyghur's, the Taiwanese and so many other persecuted people in east Asia.

[@KilledKenny01]

I lived many years in china. Most people really don’t care about the governments interference in their life. They don’t feel trapped or suppressed. Your optimism about the minorities in china… I don’t share this at all. This is happening cause the Muslim minorities are a threat to the CCPs reign and national security. It will only get worse. Democracy in china is and will not be a thing. They are governed for 5000 years by autocracy, emperors and war lords. There was never a Magna Carta moment for them. So I strongly believe a new government will be similar or even worse.

[@Mitzi-chan224]

Reminder: Taiwan is a country.

[@deborahcho1084]

Thanks!

[@Zetirix]

People on the Left: "We can't afford to tariff Chinese goods!" Me, an intellectual: Subscribed to China Uncensored.

[@firerock9320]

The left raised the tariffs that the right placed against China. it's not smart to place tariffs on every country as that would end international trade, but it looks like BOTH the left and right are happy to hamper/end trade with China.

[@edwarddelacruz5893]

Hope all US and Europian companies should leave China.

[@kaltenburg2637]

Thank you, sir.

[@1439315]

NO smart person is buying an electric (catch on fire) car anyway.

[@allemagneproducer]

yes, but sadly smart people are selling them :D

[@Scarecrowswdsmn]

Woah, what happened to the first time this was posted?

[@bobroberto95]

yes, it's not a deja vu XD it was posted twice

[@Rikhardt99]

I think it was taken down. As I was watching the first one it suddenly became unavailable and was nowhere to be found.

[@MyVanir]

Might be something to do with mention of a kid dying.

[@Steve-318]

@@MyVanir They said they needed to update it to inform us that poor kid died.

[@donaldduck830]

@@MyVanir Yeah, the headline story is missing now.

[@Votexforxme]

Fun fact. as long as the final product is assembled in another country, like canada for example, even if 100% of the stuff is made in china. it would "legally" still be "made in canada" just becasue they assebled it there. crazy how this stuff works, that why they have factories outside of china, to be no longer labeld "made in china".

[@Cloudy_Whites]

I hope the country's that are accepting this factories are gonna have a quality check and management

[@belindared3389]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@crazystarwarsguy1006]

The Isle of Man is not in the UK. Like Taiwan , it's self governing. It's 82 miles from Liverpool and as of today , the UK Government has no plans to invade,

[@larrydickman6016]

Oh, they will. Especially when they refuse to change their name from The Isle of Man to The Isle of Gender Fluidity.

[@metal_pipe9764]

That's not how that works

[@PetsoKamagaya]

Why does China still have most favored nation status? It's absolutely nuts that they can do all these crazy things and still be "most favored nation"?

[@LatimusChadimus]

Yeah you actually still see that all over KZbin where people will make up lies about some investment they made and then you get a bunch of people acting as if they are genuinely curious asking how it's done and then they recommend some fake person and they continue their random conversation while also drawing in more Bots to like the comments so it ends up being the top comment.

[@DavidCooper-bn6te]

Yes, I've also seen it in the "comments" on various channels, even when it has Nothing to do with the video content. I know a scam when I smell one. "When it sounds too good to be true, it probably is." Cincinnati, Ohio USA

[@LatimusChadimus]

@@DavidCooper-bn6te it's almost laughable how many hours and how much resources they waste to not even end up getting anything out of the people they are targeting. I mean when you do the same strategy for many years in a row and people can spot it a mile away, you're not bright

[@oxylepy2]

Taiwan really needs to do something about their mainland branch

[@marginbuu212]

The last time Germany sailed into China, we got Tsingtao beer. Maybe we'll get a new one this time too.

[@millardmoore479]

Yuck

[@min57822li]

If it's profitable, they will take all. No such thing as a free lunch.

[@dmwfourth]

All that security and absolutely no safety? 😮😢

[@mossibility]

Any investment in Chines products can be considered a loss if you're into things like common sense.

[@RodrigoPalma700]

Thanks.

[@TheAceTroubleshooter]

I made the mistake of asking what my friends opinion on the "china" matter is currently, and I got met with this "Overthrowing an authoritarian regime like Xi’s and abandoning communism would give China the opportunity to address its internal economic and social challenges. A shift to democracy could bring transparency, reduce corruption, and increase government accountability, leading to more effective governance. This could reinvigorate the disillusioned younger generation, turning the "let it rot" mentality into proactive civic engagement. A democratic China would also likely pursue reforms to its crumbling infrastructure and mismanaged economic policies, leading to long-term stability and growth. Giving the population a voice in leadership decisions would likely ease internal dissent and reduce the risk of civil unrest. 2. Economic Recovery Dropping communism and embracing a free-market economy with democratic checks would likely stimulate both domestic and foreign investment. A democratic China would have access to the global market in ways that a communist dictatorship cannot, leading to a resurgence in its economy. Global powers like the U.S. and the EU would be more willing to engage economically and diplomatically with a democratic China, opening up trade relationships that would benefit both sides. This could help reverse the ongoing economic decline, allow for more innovation, and create opportunities for China to regain its position as a manufacturing and technological powerhouse without relying on authoritarian control. 3. Improved Global Relations A democratic China would be far less likely to pursue aggressive territorial expansion or initiate conflict with neighboring countries or the West. With more transparent, cooperative governance, China could work as a global partner rather than an adversary. This would ease tensions in areas like the South China Sea, Taiwan, and trade disputes, opening the door to peaceful resolutions and collaboration on global issues such as climate change, global health, and economic development. Additionally, without the aggressive political stance of the Communist Party, China would no longer be seen as a threat by many Western democracies. This shift would likely lead to lifting sanctions and restoring diplomatic relations, further fostering peaceful coexistence. 4. Inspiration for Other Authoritarian Regimes If China successfully transitions to democracy, it could serve as a model for other authoritarian countries. The fall of such a powerful communist regime would send a strong signal to countries like North Korea and Russia that authoritarianism is not an unshakable force. It could inspire internal movements within these countries to push for democratic reforms. 5. People's Freedoms and Human Rights One of the most immediate and significant benefits would be the expansion of personal freedoms for the Chinese people. With the end of communist rule, citizens would enjoy greater freedom of speech, religion, and political participation. Human rights violations-such as the treatment of Uighur Muslims, Hong Kong's crackdown, and surveillance of citizens-could be addressed, leading to greater respect for human rights across the country. A true democratic republic would also give rise to a free press, which would empower the Chinese people to hold their leaders accountable. This would be a major step forward in protecting civil liberties and ensuring the well-being of the population. Transitioning to democracy is, of course, a monumental task. Historically, rapid regime changes have led to periods of instability, as we’ve seen in some cases with the Arab Spring and post-Soviet states. There’s always the risk of factional infighting, military coups, or power vacuums that could disrupt the transition. The Communist Party has had a strong hold on power for decades, and dismantling that power structure could create uncertainty, especially if the transition isn't well-planned. Additionally, entrenched elites within the Communist Party and the military may resist the move toward democracy, leading to potential internal conflict. However, if a peaceful overthrow were achieved and the transition to democracy was managed with a stable framework (perhaps with the help of international organizations), it could be a transformative change for the better. Overthrowing Xi Jinping and transitioning China into a true democratic republic would undoubtedly be the most peaceful and prosperous outcome for China and the world. This shift would reduce the risk of global conflict, stabilize the region, and allow China to evolve into a global partner rather than a geopolitical adversary. While challenges exist in making such a change, the potential benefits far outweigh the risks." Which I 100% agree and dont see any other peaceful solution to this shit show we currently have going on. (Yes you fools gpt wrote that, do you know how lazy I am? I am a prompt writing fool tho :))

[@ofirsam7561]

Did u had to reupload?

[@ChinaUncensored]

Yeah, needed to update the story about the Japanese school boy who was stabbed. Sadly he passed away.

[@JackCarsonite]

I thought the same thing. Happy I'm not going crazy (today).

[@jeff_alexpalaypay473]

@@ChinaUncensored i heard about it here. That is so evil. Everyone should leave that place and defer from supporting their goods.

[@GamerShowdown-h8j]

​@@jeff_alexpalaypay473America has 100s every month regarding Chinese

[@doidowitzki3938]

It's a dog-eat-dog world! Or Chinese-eat-dog world, because you know, Yulin...

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Stabbed to death, was it an accident? Or what normal countries call murder?

[@individuo3236]

At last, is back

[@alexandrepereira3902]

Now I am finally puzzled… China is concerned with intelectual property… it is never too late… LOL

[@danhtran6401]

While they're still conspiring to steal more ...talk about clownery ....

[@tudi3546]

Very true!

[@DH-sw6vg]

When elected, in addition to imposing punishing sanctions and tariffs on China, Trump should give them the middle finger by fully and formally recognizing Taiwan and opening an embassy.

[@eddiebendigo7317]

You got an ad for this one!

[@zaiks0105]

CCP thinking the world would buy their cars? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ragnaroik]

Yes, i do believe china has imposed rulework vs NATO countries. When Sweden entered NATO, all of a sudden Bangood and TEMU, became wastelands, i see ads in facebook, click them but i get error message saying product not valid for "area". Product was "tactical" flashlight, (because it was painted black(?)) Products visible in these online warehouses in my opinion have more then halved since entry.

[@주명화-w3c]

Chyna spokeswoman said, we are the safest country in the world except some isolated, but dominant cases here such as foreigners stabbed back in the streets, kidnapping for organ harvesting, drug trafficking, murder attempt out of hatred, protests and illegal detainment, espionage ban acts for foreigners, pickpocketing at the airports and hotels, ripping off in the main streets, telecommunication fraud and deposit confiscation, unleashed violence against foreigners.... etc. So come here and buy our products that's covered with unknown toxic chemicals and strange additives. But we are not liable for each individual crimes. Your security is up to you. So, we are the safest country in the.....

[@arrjay2410]

That embargo on Lockheed Martin must really be hurting with that Chinese embargo. I'm surprised there are still American companies functioning in China at all right now. I'm also surprised there are any Non-Chinese still there too, particularly Japanese. As for the restrictions on tech exports, do they really have anything that the rest of the world doesn't know already?

[@sheldonwheaton881]

Did the parents of the Japanese kid check if he still had his organs?

[@joshuaehl1481]

"Speaking of manufacturing death machines..." and then just moves right on like that delivery was not flawless and had everyone listening rolling.

[@annep.1905]

Revelation. We're almost there.

[@miqoto]

US should tell China, stop arming "who"??!? 😂😂😂😂

[@gobstoppa1633]

I LOVE HOW YOU DO THE NEWS READER THING WITH THE PAPER WORK LIKE ITS ANYTHING BUT A PROP, IT SO FUNNY, IM TELLIN YA YOU COULD BE A BRILL COMEDIANE, just tell ya jokes in the same vain as the above, cheers, topman.

[@Schneiw]

QQ chat? Are you kidding me? Living the meme.....

[@davidbrinker1524]

💙

[@T_bone]

Let's say a nearby neighborhood has said they want to takeover your neighborhood by force. The leaders of your neighborhood respond by moving all the manufacturing of food and needed supplies to that hostile neighborhood and taking bribe money to keep that going. Even on a small scale, this entire thing is ridiculous.

[@garryej]

Technically, Isle of Man is NOT part of the UK. How did I find out? UK sim card doesnt work there!

[@sheldonwheaton881]

May I recommend the hosts of "Digging to China" and "Lei's Real Talk" for guests on China Unscripted?

[@GamerShowdown-h8j]

Both are crooks like him and all yiu guys China haters

[@errick_of_scotts]

The King of News Media 👑

[@KevinLockamy]

Why would China object to any sort of sales to Taiwan, I thought it was just a part of China. 🙃

[@miscellaneoussarnian5282]

y the reupload?

[@mikelyon5595]

"China is the model!"

[@Phonespider]

I get those crypto-scam group invite scams on Whatsapp all the time, very annoying.

[@ukb5115]

Recently pagers exploded in lebnon, one has to think import destinations carefully

[@heathere9240]

Correct me if I wrong; however, last year China spent 30 billion importing vehicles and this year they have made 30 billion+ exporting their cheaper EV’s.

[@ZephyCluster]

US not listening when China complains about something? Not so funny when you're not the one being listened to, huh? 😂😂😂

[@xfire7]

Same thing Honda and Nissan did in the UK.

[@captabhimanyubhat]

If we want to achieve our targets in US we should hire guys from el Salvador

[@edudmodnar4661]

Hate time travels

[@chriscunningham6401]

What on Earth are they thinking, even sending young kids to school in a country that hates them, to begin with?

[@sonRiZe26]

Why did this video appear in my feed, only to be marked as private when I clicked on it, now to be visible again 2 hours later.

[@paanjaan]

Aah yes, much dangerous to provide availability for country to defend itself

[@KyoushaPumpItUp]

How come there is no foreign aid deal to the Philippines yet?

[@codyaimes4354]

If you thought pager going boom, just imagine what a Chinese EV going boom could do

[@Jason-fm4my]

IMO the best way to learn about Hegelian philosophy is the Revolutions podcast by Mike Duncan. Specifically the Russian season.

[@lemonte9807]

what i don't understand is.. why would you live with the enemy, be friends with the enemy and do business with the enemy.

[@jilbertb]

They're Trumpers maybe?

[@ZephyCluster]

Why do people go to a casino or loan shark when they know it's gonna end. Badly? Desperate for money. Simple as that. Morals and integrity are admirable, but they don't put food in your belly or a roof over your head.

[@matthewjay660]

Chris, I'm American, ergo I connive. 🇺🇸🤝🇹🇼 BTW, I heard that he was a 10-year* old* Japanese innocent kid that got "hurt" by a chinese man. Poor innocent child and poor parents. 😰🕊️ 🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵

[@Ld7snake]

huh, German Navy power projection was not on my bingo card

[@Fossilsunleashed]

would it be wild if china had a Chris that does the same thing to us

[@vennstudios9885]

I wonder ... Did he get a persona non grata Given to him... Or any who's critical to china Probably the highest level of flattery

[@jackstevenson7739]

Looks like a hit on Nato

[@frankcherry3810]

Battery fires- why are not all EV’s required to be Under-Writers Laboratory (UL) approved?

[@ceismulcastle]

Afaik the Isle of Man is not, and never has been, part of the United Kingdom, Ellan Vannin is a self-governing British Crown Dependency

[@Barskor1]

We need to start calling it the Sea of Taiwan.

[@ShadowFriendMK3]

I wonder why ccp silent all their youtubers and tik tok influencers?? They didn't commit any crime.. just updated their daily routine only..

[@ictrlaltdeleteu]

I was recently playing a game called Escape from Tarkov, and in that game when you die or kill someone you leave a dogtag on your body that says your name and who killed you. I once came across a body and when I checked the dogtag it said Xi jinping was killed by Taiwan#1. Idk if that was setup but it was funny.

[@Chris-uh7nm]

The Chinese government has historically required foreign companies to disclose certain proprietary information and trade secrets as part of the market entry process. This practice has raised alarms about intellectual property protection and competition. The requirement has been a significant concern for many foreign companies looking to do business in China. The U.S. and European countries should apply the exact requirement to China to avoid tariffs, regardless of whether their products were manufactured in another country for export. We must require China to disclose proprietary information before allowing their products to enter our countries.

[@helenrushful]

China really needs to grow up.

[@jongsheen7606]

Forgot to mention Chinese response that this was an “isolated” incident which happens in any country