@KenRoth Give proof of responsibility they are deflecting? Come on, you know you can't because you are a propagandist. You guys are working overtime to deflect responsibility to China.
@WSJ@WSJFreeEx@WSJopinion@MattHennessey Could @MattHennessey and WSJ detonate a bomb near the glacier and cause a deadly landslide? A legitimate question, you would think, considering he is a sociopath. He and WSJ should be held accountable.
@laralogan I would love to know what you murican crackers are smoking. Is it fentanyl because who tf would build a server farm in a very unreachable place that barely supports infrastructure, plus on the other side of the border? Don't do drugs.
> Is the leader in renewables, blows it up by investing too little
> Closes already built nuclear power plants
> Doubles down on natural gas, sanctions its primary supplier later
> Chronic underinvestment in electronics, internet and software in general. Domestic tech market is US dominated.
> Lets the US and EU bureaucracy destroy its relations with everyone
> Blames China for losing competitiveness
The irony in this story is overwhelming.
The guy fled China in 2014 because he faced prison for fraud and corruption. No-one believed China, despite them issuing an Interpol Red Notice for his arrest. Western media and US officials universally presented him as a brave dissident unfairly harassed by the "CCP" in a "politically motivated" way (https://t.co/z0vpZvYDrT) because he was fighting corruption (see this VOA story for instance: https://t.co/0rC47K7QDM), a complete inversion of reality.
Steve Bannon even started a nonprofit with him called the "Rule of Law Society." The irony writes itself.
Long story short and true to form, Miles Guo used his "dissident" credibility in the US to - guess what - defraud Americans of $1 billion.
And here we are, 12 years afterwards, with US courts essentially concluding "yeah no, he is actually a crook, our bad."
Which makes it probably the most expensive fact-check in history: $1 billion of damage to verify what an Interpol Red Notice said a decade ago.
I know I'll sound like a broken record but this is yet another fantastic illustration that the kneejerk anti-China bias in Western media is actively harmful. When China says "careful, that guy is a dangerous crook" maybe, just maybe, it's worth checking before branding him with a heroic "dissident" narrative that he can then use to rob your people's life savings... Just a thought 🤷
@PhattGreg@TGTM_Official A third of British kids are in food insecurity. A good chunk of Britons can't afford fresh food. You britbongs should be thankful China made food cheaper.
@JadayuV81165@bibodude Yeah, major distinctions. Chinese don't lynch minorities, unlike india, where Muslims and Dalits got lynched because of a whatsapp message falsely claiming they carry beef you bonehead gobarkhor sanghi.
@JadayuV81165@bibodude Lmao look at this ricebag it cell, you got riled up so much you're not making any sense. Drink less gomutra, eat less gobar. You have proof Chinese eat bats beside that tourist video in Palau or its sold in restaurants? And more than 0.000001% ppl eat it like you said?
@ether625 @Kaiyinhurst You're literally a gobarkhor who uses slurs for Muslims in your tweets, am I supposed to believe you? Not that you have any hard proof, pic, or vid about the so-called camps beside a single pic from drug rehab. There are many proofs of chaddis&manuvadis beating Muslims&Dalits tho
@temporary_handl@jokieliu Its literally a mistranslation you dumb sanghi, no dung involved. Also China respects minority groups and their cuisine, unlike India, who regularly lynch Muslims and Dalits because a hatemonger falsely claims they carry beef. And yes, gutter oil is exported to USA and EU.