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>>2616897This is a nationalist spectacle. Why would they honor a capitalist imperialist statist authoritarian? Do they know this is not real communism? Do they know that communism existed for a limited time in one particular West African society for 2 weeks?
>>2616928Lmao Chinese golden age and these sloppa producers still don't know
>>2616925channel's been around since 2021 and based in morocco but only starts posting english-language ai videos 4 weeks ago.
>>2616928funny they don't bother showing the actual ADIZ anymore since everyone knows it goes over mainland china now
>>2616986>channel's been around since 2021 and based in morocco but only starts posting english-language ai videos 4 weeks agoThat's great,
honey, but how is he wrong, again???
>>2616989just saying it's weird that this channel using a single image of a guy for every thumbnail and pseudo-live recording is doing stuff recently, not that the content of the videos is factually incorrect.
>>2617004*only doing stuff recently despite being around for this long
>>2617004>>2617005Nobody cares. He is 90%+ correct.
>>2617004>>2616986I dont blame non-anglos for using anglo-ai voice.
Had they used their natural accent, none of you angloids would bother listening to them in the first place.
>>2617213everybody gangsta til the statue slaps back
>>2616893>>2616906>>2616987Who are you responding to?
>inb4 youWhile I'm much less keen on China than most of the people in these threads, I do respect China's achievements a great deal, and critically support them over the hotbed of reaction that is the US.
>>2617213Holy based. everybody wants to be protected by those statues but noone has ever seen them do shit for anyone. They never moved and saved your life.
>>2617262Neither has Muhammad…
>>2617213But they're just statues of soldiers? I thought idolatry only applied to images of dieties. This doesn't make sense even from an Islamic perspective.
>>2617266Irl muslims kinda avoid all kinds of statues
Most of them anyway
>>2617213Re-education intensifies.
>>2616893this guy is AI; not slandering the analysis or whatever, just wondering why that part is even needed.
>>2617016>Had they used their natural accent, none of you angloids would bother listening to them in the first place.we don't listen to each other either, to be fair.
>>2617213Hope he got jail3d
>>2617255You wouldn't recognize a DotP if it slapped ur face with its cock, tbh.
That's how delulu u r.
>>2617314>murder the actual Christian God um sweaty pontius pilate washed his hands. it was actually the pharisees in jerusalem who killed yung jeezy, and therefore all funny hat people are collectively guilty forever, but also it was good and necessary and needed to happen to save everyone or something
What are your opinions on HU JINTAO
Man, China is like a fantasy land to me.
China, chinese culture and civilization is superior to all the other OBJECTIVELY.
Any sinophiles here?
Guys, why is china so cool?
>>2617636So what I'm getting is that this guy has been to one or less coffee shops over the course of his life, and is extrapolating based off of a thing he saw once.
>>2617213>>2617411Burgers will see these schizos and say State Atheism bad because they're being opressed.
>>2617213uyghas will do shit like this and then cry to the un because they got sent to a reeducation camp
Taiwan tried to respond with a show of force but videos shared by Taiwanese netizens show American M60 tanks malfunctioning on the road.
More here:
https://x.com/zhao_dashuai/status/2005745642111656165>>2617998Zhao Dashuai mating press.
>>2617213May Marxallah fuck his ass, as inscribed in the Chapter D of Grundrisse.
>>2617632but /usapol/ told me china and israel are besties :^)
>>2617213who gives a fuck. it's just a statue. if it's out in the open like that it's probably a replica not an original. guy was probably joking around anyway.
How likely is the invasion of Taiwan by the PRC?
>>2618089Unnecessary. After the mainland starts to dominate the chip industry Taiwan's economy will collapse and will beg the mainland for stability.
>>2617262>everybody wants to be protected by those statues source
>>2618089never. the usa is moving nuclear missiles onto taiwan and pointing them directly at xi's asshole and xi will say "thank you. you want some more of my oil? don't worry we won't cut the USA off of any rare earths"
>>2618145This would be like China moving its nuclear arsenal to Cuba. WW3 would start immediately if this would happen and americans know this.
>>2616928Lmao, China is doing drills just off the coast of Taiwan now, when 5 years ago China didn't cross the middle of the strait. Pelosi has awoken the dragon, and boiled island frogs are sure happy about their celebrations back then
>>2618144
I really don't trust this channel since the first time I watched. Do you guys have any proof what he's saying isn't completely made up AI hallucinations? What are the owner of the channel's sources etc?
>>2618286You are just being an Amerikkka First chauvinist.
>>2618290I just want to know who the fuck they are lmao. Anyone can just make claims and predictions
>>2618292It matters not who he is.
>>2618292>who the fuck they are lmaoBruno Damien Decodé, Ph.D.
World-Renowned Economist
Academic Background:
Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University (2005)
Dissertation: "Global Financial Markets and the Dynamics of Economic Growth in Emerging Economies"
M.A. in Economics, London School of Economics (2000)
Specialized in International Trade and Development Economics
B.A. in Economics and Political Science, University of Chicago (1998)
Graduated with Honors, Phi Beta Kappa
Professional Experience:
Chief Economic Advisor, International Monetary Fund (IMF) (2015–Present)
Leading global economic policy formulation and advising governments on fiscal and monetary strategies.
Professor of Economics, Stanford University (2010–2015)
Taught advanced macroeconomics, international finance, and development economics; supervised over 30 Ph.D. dissertations.
Senior Economist, World Bank (2005–2010)
Directed research on poverty alleviation and sustainable economic development in Asia and Africa.
Key Contributions and Achievements:
Developed the widely adopted Smith Economic Growth Model, which integrates financial market volatility with long-term growth projections.
Published over 100 peer-reviewed articles in top journals such as The American Economic Review, Journal of Economic Perspectives, and Quarterly Journal of Economics.
Author of the bestselling book "The Future of Global Economies: Challenges and Opportunities" (2018), translated into 12 languages.
Frequent keynote speaker at the World Economic Forum, G20 Summits, and United Nations Economic Conferences.
Recipient of the John Bates Clark Medal (2014) for outstanding contributions to economic thought and policy.
Advisory Roles and Memberships:
Member of the Council on Foreign Relations
Economic Advisor to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Board Member, Global Economic Policy Institute
Editorial Board Member, Journal of International Economics
>>2618304You are bruno damien right? Be honest? You've been sucking his cock way too much lately
>>2618304Bruno Damien Decode does not exist lmao
Dung Ciao Ping 🤣
>>2618310It's written as Decodé and he absolutely does exist.
>>2618322Give me a link where he is mentioned
Decodé means decoded and no retard would have this as a name
>>2618327In America you can name your child Moon Unit and nobody bats an eye. Professor Decodé's father was a programming mathematitician hence the name.
Bros when is the taiwan war?
when will prc finally understand that there can be no military means to achieve reunification with taiwan until japan gives up its military control over luchu
there will be no taiwan war. the USA could literally sail an aircraft carrier to the middle of the straight and fly jets directly over beijing and xi would have strong words about it. the prc has shown it won't do shit about military action against it.
>>2618342when the burger masters of the "Taiwanese" decide
>>2618286everything he says is pretty much common sense at this point. He's really describing the death spiral of a society that consumes without producing, and tries to use its currency and military hegemony to gain leverage and force other people to take on its own debt, only for it to backfire, because the actual means of production are now in the hands of the places they outsourced to. Dutch and British empires underwent similar decline. This non-AI video from Ray Dalio, who is real, basically makes the same points.
My suspicion is that the channel you are complaining about is simply someone in the global south doing whiteface to get more clicks. Because why not?
>>2618542>burgers could do x y zok then they should do it. oh wait, they're not.
>>2618543So never?
>>2618542Everything always happens, we will have it in our lifetime.
>>2618562>So never?idk, depends on how insane, demented, and suicidal our burger fuhrers get
>>2618342I hope not soon. Falling for USA provocations would be a huge mistake instead of invading on your own terms. China needs time for rearmament while USA is falling behind militarily. For now the only winning move is doing nothing (and winning).
the prc did nothing to block the latest sale of weapons to taiwan. they will do nothing to block the delivery of the weapons. the usa will install ballistic missiles on taiwan and the prc will submit
>>2618562>>2618566the only circumstance in which a war over taiwan would happen would be one in which the PRC deems any further attempt to pursue peaceful reunification impossible.
right now, although the DPP are currently in control of the ROC executive and are openly pursuing taiwanese independence, they lost control of the legislature in 2024 and failed to get it back in the abortive recall campaign earlier this year. their main opposition in the kmt is headed by a candidate who is pro 92 consensus and who is likely to win the next election. given that over time, as standard of living continues to decline in taiwan and increase on the mainland, people will naturally trend towards reunification overtime, as seen with increasing amounts of young taiwanese people supporting cross-strait normalization (also the reason the taiwanese gov banned xiaohongshu a few weeks ago)
the only circumstance where a war is likely is if the DPP pull a yoon suk-yeol and declare martial law, which is a possibility since the dpp were one of the only parties in the world to officially support martial law in south korea in the few hours it was in effect.
ofc this would happen with consent from and/or support from the us military and intelligence services.
10% of all RoC citizens currently are residing in mainland China.
Pretty crazy if you think about this.
>>2618728makes sense since the prc recognizes all residents of taiwan as prc citizens
>>2618727but if reunification happens, that means the biggest stock market bubble in US history is no longer dependent on taiwanese manufacturing, but on PRC manufacturing. that's a checkmate. it might trigger the burgers into crashing out and embracing kill-everyone-ism.
>"To further balance the relationship between the government and the market we need to decide which of the two is to play the decisive role in allocating resources. To boost the economy we must enhance the efficiency of the allocation of resources, especially that of scarce resources, so that we can use fewer resources to make more products and gain more benefits. Both theory and practice have proved that the allocation of resources by the market is the most effective means to this end. It is a general rule of the market economy that the market decides the allocation of resources, and a market economy in essence is one in which the market determines resource allocation. We have to follow this rule when we improve the socialist market economy. We should work harder to address the problems of market imperfection, too much government interference and lack of oversight. Positioning the market as playing a “decisive role” in resource allocation is conducive to establishing the correct notion of the government-market relationship…" - Xi Jinping, The Governance of China
Socialism status?
>>2618727the USA has woken up to the PRC's subtle gradual tactics. they will step in with force to prevent any progress in of that kind in Taiwan or anywhere else in the world. the PRC needs to nut up (they won't)
>>2618757What we have to deal with here is a communist society, not as it has developed on its own foundations, but, on the contrary, just as it emerges from capitalist society; which is thus in every respect, economically, morally, and intellectually, still stamped with the birthmarks of the old society from whose womb it emerges. Accordingly, the individual producer receives back from society – after the deductions have been made – exactly what he gives to it.
>>2618761there isn't really anything they can do about it that they haven't done already, save for getting the dpp to declare martial law which would almost certainly provoke the prc into starting a cross-strait war.
>>2618757given how long the governance of china is and how many speeches are contanied in it, you can make xi jinping say just about anything if you quotemine hard enough
>>2618814More drills, eh?
If these drills are for military reasons, that's fine, but if they're supposed to send a message to the US, that message has become barely registerable as a result of overuse. No wonder Trump is out there quipping that China has been doing these drills for decades.
>>2618860>NativLangFuck yes
>>2618864tfw he's been making a bunch of videos about Chyna lately and I know zero Chinese so I don't understand them sadface
>>2618855It is useful in itself though, it keeps the mainland military fresh if they ever need to invade at a moment notice and it makes the taiwanese air force logs hours which attrition their airframes.
>>2618799>given how long the governance of china is and how many speeches are contanied in it, you can make xi jinping say just about anything if you quotemine hard enoughThat extends to basically every historically significant thinker. It's why quotemining as argumentation is so obnoxious. People have been puppeting around the corpses of Marx, Engels, and Lenin so much and for so long that the flesh has all but peeled off at this point.
>>2618761>the PRC needs to nut up (they won't)They will conduct 250,000 more naval drills around the little island, and you will like it.
>>2618855Trump is a complete buffoon its between military leadership that signals are sent.
>>2619069i agree. that's all they'll do.
>>2619069They'll do air drills right on top of Taiwanese airfields, and Taiwan will do nothing about it, and you will still claim that China is cucking out
>>2618676the USA cannot win a conventional war with china because the USA relies on China too much for production, including war-related production. America sacrificed its productive forces for hegemony a long time ago and undoing that mistake will take more time than they have left on the clock. The American empire is over, and it becomes more over every second.
>>2619100Like, from what anyone sane and/or neutral would see, China is boiling the island frogs; Chinese "provocations" with intrusings beyond median line went unanswered, and now China is conducting more excercises and more intrusions deeper and deeper into Taiwanese claims, with Taiwan CUCKING OUT on their threats, and Taiwan in practice losing air and sea to China.
What are they gonna do if China one day imposes checks and searches into Taiwan-bound ships? Fucking nothing. They would not respond, just like how they didn't respond to Chinese jets over Taiwanese air, Chinese ships in Taiwanese territorial waters - claimed median line and beyond, just how they didn't respond to Chinese unilateral restrictions on Taiwanese pineapples (lmao) and wood. What island frogs are gonna do? They are already in like 80 celsius degrees hot soup, and they still don't try to jump out
>>2619100they still do claim the adz over the mainland, but since they realize this makes them look extremely unreasonable, they stick to only reporting on movements across the median line of the taiwan strait.
of course, the americans love sailing warships through the straits as part of "freedom of navigation" but since that looks bad it isn't really reported on.
>>2619105They were reporting it all the time when China was letting them. Now it's a very rare occasion, and they sail like one destroyer tops. Americans don't sail near Diaoyu either, and have drastically decreased their presence in SCS, too, instead trying to make Philippines confront China on their behalf
>>2619125i don't get the "joke". Deng Xiaoping tricked the yanks into abandoning their productive forces. This has nothing to do with /pol/tard anime pfp schizo rants about MVH DEGENERACY
>>2619134referencing tiananmen
>>2619100>Taiwan claimed AIDS over MainlandFreddy Mercury is rolling in they/them grave.
>>2619130Super-cute and super-ML.
Greetings to all! Year after year, life opens a fresh chapter. As the new year begins, I extend my best wishes to you from Beijing!
The year 2025 marks the completion of China's 14th Five-Year Plan for economic and social development. Over the past five years, we have pressed ahead with enterprise and fortitude, and overcome many difficulties and challenges. We met the targets in the Plan and made solid advances on the new journey of Chinese modernization. Our economic output has crossed thresholds one after another, and it is expected to reach RMB 140 trillion yuan this year. Our economic strength, scientific and technological abilities, defense capabilities, and composite national strength all reached new heights. Clear waters and lush mountains have become a salient feature of our landscape. Our people enjoy a growing sense of gain, happiness and security. The past five years have been a truly remarkable journey, and our accomplishments have not come easily. Your unwavering hard work has made our nation thrive and prosper. I salute you all for your exceptional diligence and invaluable contributions.
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>>2619134Deng Xiaoping was one of the OG comrades who fought alongside Mao against impossible odds so this is beyond me too.
>>2619141Truly ameribrained "joke". Only thing they can understand is spoonfed propaganda.
>>2619134Sure, Dung tricked the yanks into hiring infinite masses of Chinese scabs to destroy the power of the working classes worldwide and crush socialism.
China will be partitioned after Xi dies.
>>2619805
Nothing new to me but a good video. The more time China spends building up its military, the better. Its USA who is falling behind every single year.
>>2619647>Sure, Dung tricked the yanks into hiring infinite masses of Chinese scabs Scabbing is a good agitation term in the context of labor struggles inside one country or a couple of neighboring countries, but as soon as you're looking at an international situation it is less descriptive. Marx always said reserve army of labor or relative surplus population because the goal is to be scientific and descriptive, while "scabbing" is a term meant to shame workers who betray their fellow workers by breaking a picket line. When the US outsourced manufacturing jobs, plants just wholesale closed. There was no picket line to break. This characterization of imperialist dynamics seems to come from people who have mere trade union consciousness. Actual communists understand that porky outsources to the periphery. To call millions of Chinese workers "scabs" is erroneous. When the median wage in the USA was 40x that of the average Chinese person, in the Deng era, such outsourcing was inevitable. Deng did it from a position of strength, with the communist party staying in power, rather than from a position of weakness, after getting couped by the CIA. If he didn't do it, a more reactionary country like India would have soaked up those jobs instead. It was US currency hegemony as the world reserve currency which allowed the US to enjoy higher purchasing power even while printing money endlessly. That era is coming to an end. When class struggle reignites in the USA on a post-hegemonic basis, it will be a good thing.
>America is allowed to act as if Taiwan isn't China… it's just not allowed to say that Taiwan isn't China
How absurd. Do BRICS wussies really?
Meanwhile, you have Putin's top envoy Kirill Dmitriev on Twitter posting bloodlines showing why "Trump is the daddy of the Western world" and why he "walks like a king" - and posting literal Qanon dumps.
>>2619098There's a reason you have to dabble in a hypothetical. Don't get me wrong – China should do that but won't.
>>2619104The point of boiling a frog or salami slicing or whatever is incrementalism. It's not incrementalism when you do the same shit 50,000 times without pushing the envelope.
>>2617016any other anglos struggle to understand asian accents? i cant listen to people like Li Jingjing and even struggle with like KJ Noh or Ayushman and Jyotishman i need subtitles so i cant listen to hour long videos while i work
any trick to getting better at it? just listen more? i still do it anyway its just sometimes idk what they are saying and have to guess from the interviewees response
>>2620117But China IS incrementing. You are just pretending like China has always been doing drills just off the shores of Taiwan
>>2618756China has shown no appetite for killing the US markets, tho. If it's concerned about the arms deliveries to Taiwan, it should've leveraged the rare-earths move for that, but it didn't because the rare-earths move was designed to be walked back for the flimsiest of concessions.
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