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[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

#全职猎人 344话 酷拉皮卡

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@zaobaosg @grok 请问现在有没有实际证据证明黄乐是中国间谍？

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

真是一场自己杀死自己的人间修行呢。

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@lichengjie20446 @yuionyeon 想一想国内的江苏省就不会疑惑了。

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@grok @OsintNightmare @InfraholicR 如果两国真的达成了重大换地让步，中国和印度谁的领导人面临的政治成本更高？中国民众和印度民众谁更能理解国家高层的这种长远决策？

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@OsintNightmare @InfraholicR 请问他说的对吗？@grok

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@grok @i_PravinKanth 如果按照他的说法，印度停止进口中国全部商品，中止两国贸易，在经济发展方面印度和中国谁受到的伤害更大？

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@TheMilObserverr 为什么中国和印度至今都没有解决边境问题，从长远看，如果边境问题一直没有解决，对哪个国家的经济发展影响更大？@grok

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@grok @i_PravinKanth 如果封锁属于战争行为，印度将付出什么代价？

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

自从有了自动翻译，推特让我感觉有种回到贴吧最盛的时代，可惜我已经没有了争吵的心气和意愿。

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@soundsomellow @RJDAIGOGO 这两个议题本身就没必要放在一次，也互不矛盾，我回复的评论把两个议题放在一起，我只是针对他的评论划分宽松言论和腐败的主次分量而已。

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@lih_han72190 @RJDAIGOGO 很好笑吗？那我说一件更搞笑的，08年当时在惠州，派出所开着面包车穿着便衣沿街上门收保护费，够魔幻吧？

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@IGN @RockstarGames R星如果将来开发下一个系列游戏，希望能看看中国的名著《水浒传》，简直就是和R星天作之合的中国故事，游戏按照电视剧央视版的尺度做，大概率是能进入中国市场的。

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@japanchinaGEO 那倒没有，在整个中华史，五胡乱华我们汉族曾经差点灭文灭种，五代十国开始燕云十六州被外族占领了400多年，有过靖康之耻，也曾被蒙古和满清统治过，而日本趁着中国衰落动乱进行侵略，却连14年都撑不了，在中国建立个像样的政权都没，历史老师只教导我痛恨闭关锁国的政权，以及落后就要挨打的道理。

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

Everything - and I mean everything - Chellaney is saying is a bald-faced lie.

Which is absolutely disgusting: using such a tragedy - which killed hundreds (if not thousands, we don't know yet) of Nepalis and Chinese alike - to manufacture an entirely fake geopolitical narrative is genuinely beyond the pale.

1) The collapse happened on the Nepal side, not the "Tibetan side": as confirmed by Nepal themselves (https://t.co/hVvGlMNzSP) and as obvious from satellite imagery (https://t.co/B6SRZ6dkOr), Langtang Lirung, where the glacier collapsed, is entirely within Nepalese territory - this is not even a borderline case.

2) There is exactly zero "Chinese hydrological modifications and infrastructure footprint" in this area. You just need to check satellite imagery around the collapse side to check it out: https://t.co/TKvdc0PKgO. It's an extremely wild and unpopulated mountainous area.

The only "infrastructure" there is a border checkpoint, a road, and a bridge that have existed in some form since the 8th century (https://t.co/pkZVW8xPZe). There are no dams. No hydrological modifications. Nothing.

3) On the "no warning" claim: this one is probably the most egregious of all because Chellaney is blaming China for not warning Nepal about something that happened **inside Nepal**.

And, in any case, once the mountain collapse, warnings would unfortunately not have changed people's fates: the mudslide reached the border crossing - just 25km away - within just 7 minutes and 40 seconds (https://t.co/eKzfNAzNn7). There is no conceivable warning system that would have enabled a meaningful evacuation in under eight minutes.

4) If anything, one of the lessons of this terrible tragedy is that you actually WANT more infrastructure footprint in that area, Chinese or otherwise, if only to monitor if nearby mountains or glacier are showing signs of instability.

Entire mountains just don't collapse from one day to the next without showing early signs of weakness that the right sensors could pick up days or weeks in advance.

So the right answer to save lives in the region in the future, which I strongly suspect Chellaney doesn't give the slightest damn about, is more Chinese-Nepali cooperation on joint monitoring infrastructure.

This is unfortunately not Chellaney's first rodeo with anti-China narratives designed to sow division and hatred between developing countries.

He is the man, for instance, who infamously coined the "debt-trap diplomacy" narrative (since thoroughly debunked - see https://t.co/y1EaERG0R5 - but still widely believed) to poison developing countries' relationships with China and thereby deprive them of infrastructure investment they badly need.

How many roads, ports, and railways were delayed or canceled across Africa and Asia because governments were scared off by a narrative that turned out to be false?

It's exactly the same pattern here: a catchy lie designed to sow division and hatred between countries at the exact moment they need each other most.

I hate to say this but, behind all this, there is also a wider India angle. Anyone who's followed posts on X about this tragedy know that the overwhelming share of the disinformation about it - all aimed at weaponizing the tragedy to blame China - has come from thousands of Indian accounts like Chellaney's.

And, given how aggressively India censors social media (shutting down up to thousands of X accounts a week: https://t.co/Se02KGlAYX), the tolerance about this anti-China misinformation campaign unfortunately speaks for itself.

All the more, in this instance, since Chellaney is deeply connected in the Indian government and was a member of India's National Security Advisory Board (https://t.co/DbRh142dNx).

At the risk of stating the obvious, it's pretty pathetic and deeply short-sighted.

This is the case for this specific strategy: every glacier that threatens Nepal threatens northern India just as much: the next collapse could just as easily send a wall of mud into Uttarakhand. And if it does, India will need exactly the kind of cross-border China-Nepal monitoring cooperation that narratives like Chellaney's are designed to destroy.

And it is the case more broadly too: when your strategy consists of turning your neighbors against each other based on lies, sooner or later they realize that the one thing they actually have in common is being deceived by you - and that makes you, not China, the common threat.

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

@PLA_MilitaryUpd 辛苦了

[人类真奇怪 @TXIANG320]

生命有时候脆弱得让人感到沮丧。