Funny thing about pro-DPRK and anti-China: without China DPRK would be eliminated long time ago.

No. The question should be, does US’s nuclear arsenal actually work? Minutemen silos are dilapidated.

Ukraine and its supporters are the very embodiment of everything that is wrong with neo-liberalism today, and Russia is the only one who is combating that, with actual force.

Recent anti-blackness was planted by NED/CIA, in coordination with its international media campaign, ahead of the Sino-Africa Summit. A lot of douyin MCNs are funded by NED affiliated NGOs.

Context: group of kids in a Taiwanese restaurant celebrating Hitler’s birthday, 4.20.2023. https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4872782

Exactly. With Saudi and Iran now united, Zionists stand no chance in an external war.

That’s the problem with using this kind of labels for propaganda purposes: it will eventually come back and bite you.

Pax Sinica 2.0

If this doesn’t prove that China is the true leader of the world, I don’t know what does.

True democracy is also not about who’s the “majority” tho. It’s about taking everyone’s concerns into the decision making process.

The balance certainly has shiftly over a critical point that maintaining zero COVID will prohibitively expensive due to non-compliance.

Don’t subscribe to Kremlinology. People do or don’t do things for various reasons.

Two of the six standing committee members are from the last cohort.

Yes, I read another comments saying that gaming isn’t smooth on Linux, which I think isn’t an issue at all. People shouldn’t be choosing OS based on gaming.

General secretary serving any number of terms through democratic centralism is literally how things are supposed to work. Don’t let yourself to be led by western narratives.

PopOS is good enough for most beginners. Also try to substitute gaming (especially modern gaming) with learning programming and robotics, music instruments, and reading.

Check out bitt3rsteel’s No Step Back guide on YouTube.

Also Chinese heavy metal band Tang Dynasty had a badass metal cover for the Chinese version of the Internationale.

Cui Jian. You may start with “Rock ‘n’ Roll on the New Long March”. And his “Nothing to My Name” is a literal anti-capitalism anthem.

Contrary to western narrative, China’s native rock scene was birthed from anti-liberalism in the 80s.