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Earthling

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Your argument reveals more about your own projections and biases than any supposed "Vietnamese mentality."

You claim that the Vietnamese harbor anti-China sentiments, yet it’s evident that your entire narrative is fueled by a disdain for Vietnam and an inflated sense of Chinese superiority.

Your twisted historical recounting and paranoia about a future war expose a mindset rooted in division and animosity rather than truth and cooperation.

The analogy you draw between Ukraine and Vietnam is fundamentally flawed and reeks of imperialist condescension.

Equating Vietnam's complex history with a potential proxy war scenario only serves to highlight your shallow understanding of both geopolitics and the resilience of the Vietnamese people.

The idea that Vietnam could be manipulated into a conflict against China by the United States is not just insulting, but a blatant underestimation of Vietnam's sovereignty and strategic wisdom.

Vietnam has always pursued its own path, guided by its people’s will, not by fear or external pressure.

We have fought and defeated colonial powers because of our unwavering commitment to sovereignty—not because we are pawns in anyone’s game.

The Vietnamese people have a long tradition of resisting external manipulation, whether from imperialist aggressors or misguided "analysts" like yourself.

Rather than speculating about hypothetical wars, it would be wiser for you to focus on building trust and mutual respect.

Vietnam, like China, has its own legitimate interests and aspirations.

Vietnam doesn’t need lessons on navigating international relations; we’ve been doing it for centuries by staying true to our principles, not by succumbing to fearmongering.

Your obsession with conflict and domination reveals a lack of vision for a peaceful, prosperous future—a future that Vietnam and China could share if we focus on cooperation rather than confrontation.

The Vietnamese people are not driven by anti-China sentiment as you suggest, but by a desire to safeguard our independence and ensure that our nation remains strong, free, and respected.

You may have been "dealing with American bastards" for years, but your misreading of Vietnam’s position suggests you haven’t learned much.

Vietnam won’t be swayed by external forces, and certainly not by the kind of fear-driven rhetoric you’re pushing.

If anything, your words are a reminder of the importance of vigilance—not against imagined enemies, but against those who seek to divide and weaken us from within by sowing seeds of distrust and hostility.

Vietnam has no interest in being anyone’s proxy, and the sooner you realize that, the better for all.

[Yjadg 猎人 @jadger0]

@Dr_TheHistories West found more to create and sell countless stories/pitches/propaganda. They were always covered with xtian conquistadors/missionaries' footprints that wiped out the native population with disease and poison, to rob them later.

[▼0n @9ndy0n]

@StarboySAR One weird statement from any politician or a high-ranking figure in SK or Japan and these so-called "bridges, understanding and friendship" will mean nothing in a few seconds.

[Yjadg 猎人 @jadger0]

@MissQuanyi18 The reality is that both 🇷🇺 and 🇨🇳are grateful to Israel for diverting US' attention and wartime resources away from their borders or interests. Both these P5 members have benefited greatly from Israel's crimes and have never attempted to contain or challenge these war criminals.

[▼0n @9ndy0n]

@DD_Geopolitics Piss poor country folks do not realize such alms have no value beyond the amount of metals the medals carry. They cannot replace the Olympic medal.

[▼0n @9ndy0n]

@BowesChay The Mad Max series needs to come true!

[▼0n @9ndy0n]

@richimedhurst Okay. They are an integral part of the Western culture. They are the only omnipotent anti-Semites who control the Western world.

[▼0n @9ndy0n]

@DravenNoctis What hurt the concerned western c#ks more?

1. White female losing to an North African trans boxer
2. Italian losing to an Islamist boxer
3. They were unaware of IOC's official stand on trans boxer

[Fiorella Isabel @FiorellaIsabelM]

6) While the NYT, MSM, Elon Musk and hacks around the western world delegitimise Venezuela’s elections, the opposition hasn’t summoned any sheets to the TSJ, CNE or anyone. To challenge the records, certification of what’s intended to be challenged must be requested from the National Electoral Council so that it has legality before the TSJ.

Their argument is that the Supreme Court is controlled by Maduro. This is false. The judges are actually nominated by the National Assembly, and elected for 12 year terms. The National Assembly is a legislative body that includes members of the opposition.

[Yjadg 猎人 @jadger0]

@MediaUnlock PRC should find courage to dismantle US Empire, economically first. Boycott anything to everything that is dependent or under influence of US histrionics/versions.

[Eddie @affordxyz]

@jadger0 @MediaUnlock In sports, China should start by quitting IOC.

[USMC Lady Vet 🇺🇸 @Arkypatriot]

@UngaTheGreat This is the Olympics committee fault this is bullshit and nobody should enter into any competition that they're going to have to go up against someone who is not the same gender at birth

[▼0n @9ndy0n]

@tanausu @ecomarxi So your claim is "nothing" dehumanized themselves by doing nothing, and the God failed against "nothing."

As per your PoV, there's no problem.

[Ignis Rex @Ignis_Rex]

The US has 0% of the world new shipbuilding order in 2023! How can the US Navy compete with China in the long term?

Latest Shipbuilding research data. Market Share of New Commercial Ships being Build in 2023:

China 53%
S Korea 28%
Japan 11%
US 0%

The US has zero capacity to compete with China when it comes to building warships, submarines or all kinds of unmanned surface vessels or unmanned underwater vessels.

As S Korean shipyards are within 500 km of N China and Japanese shipyards are within 1,500 km - they are all within range of Chinese missiles in time of a war so it is not a good idea for the US Navy to use S Korean or Japanese shipyards to build or repair warships for the US in S Korea or Japan itself.

As shipbuilding industry requires a big pool of skilled labours such as :

1. Welders and fabricators: These workers are essential for constructing and repairing ship hulls and structures.
2. Marine engineers: They design and oversee the installation of ship systems, ensuring they meet safety and performance standards.
3. Electricians: Skilled electricians handle the complex wiring and electrical systems that power ships.
4. Painters: Specialized painters are needed for applying protective coatings to ship surfaces.
5. Pipefitters: These workers install and maintain piping systems throughout the vessel.
6. Machinists: Skilled machinists are required for manufacturing and repairing various ship components.
7. Naval architects: These professionals design the overall structure and systems of ships.

It is not possible for the US to just say they want to invest in and build up a shipbuilding industry without first training at least 1 generation of the above skilled labour over a 20 year period.

The other alternative is to ask S Korean and Japanese shipbuilders to open shipyards in the US - but the question of getting skilled labour in the US market is still something that cannot easily be resolved as it is the greatest limiting factor in shipbuilding as it is a scarce resource that is build up by countries
over generations.

[Yjadg 猎人 @jadger0]

@ecomarxi USA and Israel are two sides of the same coin. The former is an expanded and established settlers colony, while the latter is still expanding.

[▼0n @9ndy0n]

@Sarahhuniverse Ingenious skills.

[Sarahh @Sarahhuniverse]

For over a century, the Khasi people have been skillfully constructing root bridges, blending ancient architecture and human ingenuity in breathtaking harmony.
☆ natgeotravel

[▼0n @9ndy0n]

@MaxBlumenthal Enough for the global West to bow down to them.

[▼0n @9ndy0n]

@D162Michele People should choose what they want to believe and not be controlled or led by the corporate media and their narrative. It is said that most of the so-called political leaders in the USA or the EU are sellouts and controlled by some kind of cult.

[▼0n @9ndy0n]

@IImpartialTruth Weimar changed the world forever.