Remember that these imported Western colonial middlemen were roughly 5% to 6% of Southern Vietnam's pop yet controlled roughly 70% to 80% of private commercial and industrial sectors.
Sob stories from colonizers are always 100% self victimized narrative of local Nazis
NATO arms come from East Asia suppliers so an East AsIan war would mean further NATO weakening everywhere militarily.
More countries will revolt, like what happened in the Sahel. More NATO puppets will fall, like the Arab dictatorships.
@genHCM It will be a more desperate war than Ukraine.
NATO armed Ukraine for 8 years, and in 3 years NATO barely hold the line.
Japan-South Korea-Taiwan doesn't have such luxury.
The whole NVIDIA scandal is the start of asset seizures against Taiwan so US can start a Ukraine-like East Asia war.
Russia will soon encircle US trade in Europe, Iran in Eurasia, and China in APAC.
No world center of resources + multifront quagmire = US 💥
So, what is this really about? Why did most of the bourgeois media outlets declare her a spy? There is a story here and its not about some moralistic nonsense about infidelity in a society that protects Epstein predators.
Da Nang has the worst housing situation I have ever seen, and it will likely ruin your trip.
I am not a budget traveler, looking for the cheapest choices. I was happy to spend over $1,000/mo on rent. The issue: quality is extremely hard to come by.
1. Housing is Temu tier.
You turn the tap and it falls off. The windows have large gaps meaning there's no sound isolation. The shower is in a fixed position meaning it sprays out the door. All of this actually happened by the way. If housing regulations exist in Vietnam, they are being ignored.
2. Water & mold.
Shortcuts are taken everywhere. Including the roofs. Over half the houses we saw had significant issues. We're talking actual leaking ceilings, and entire walls full of damp.
3. Noise.
It's almost impossible to escape. From full on construction sites, to kareoke in the streets, Da Nang is 24/7 auditory overload.
It took us nearly a week to find a place, and even then, we settled for livable rather than good. If you want to come here, you have a few options...
1. AirBnB.
You're taking a gamble at the location & quality. In Vietnam, each street is a different world. One street may have four houses under construction. You turn a side street, and you are in a quiet, calm, local neighborhood. This is why it's so important to see not only the house, but the street as well - at multiple times of the day. The upside here, is you can likely get refunded and leave at any time if there are significant issues.
2. Facebook.
If you want to completely waste a few days, try finding a place via facebook. The agents that contact you will completely ignore every single criteria you have, be it: location, price, noise. They have most likely not actually seen the property or area before.
Perhaps more frustratingly, they will not share the exact address, unless you schedule a time with them to visit. This is to prevent you from going and seeing the location, and confirming there is no construction going on nearby.
3. Guerrilla House Hunt.
The third option is to walk around the areas you like, which is what I did. This way you trade your time for certainty over the viability of a location.
4. Nepotism.
If you know vietnamese you'll have a much better time. I'm sure if you know the right people, I'm sure you will have access to much better options than on the public market.
Contracts.
You will be pressured into signing contracts that force you to stay in a place for t least 3 months. We negotiated for over 2 hours to get a break clause for the event of new construction appearing during our stay. You will have to wrestle and argue with them to only take monthly by month, but you're going to struggle a lot to find a decent place if you do this.
Pricing.
The price to quality of housing in Da Nang is the worst I've personally seen. For $1,000, you can get a house in Crete, an apartment in Cyprus, or an entire villa in Chiang Mai.
You will need to spend almost $1,000 for a decent one bed in Da Nang, and it may become a construction site three weeks after you sign the lease.
Overall.
The housing situation has ruined my experience of the city so far. For most people, it will be non viable to live here. This is a huge shame, as Da Nang is incredible in almost every other area I can think of.
99% of front-end wafer fabs in Malaysia are foreign-owned, SilTerra is the only domestically controlled player but w/ 40% held by a Beijing-based investment fund (Mimastronics/CGP Fund).
SilTerra accounts for less than 0.2% of Malaysia's total semiconductor revenue.
According to Kkkkanadian w/ indigenous children's undiscovered grave, Vietnam "genocided" the French imported ethnic Chinese colonial middlemen
...by sending them to Amerikkkka 🤣🤣🤣
🇻🇳📈 Việt Nam's digital technology industry generated an estimated $254.6 billion in revenue in the first 10 months of 2026, up 53 % from a year earlier, while exports rose 46.2% to $212 billion, according to the Ministry of Science & Technology.
https://t.co/wvPiDIksvK
No one gives a shit what you think. Typical of Anglo Zionist propagandist, essentialising a worthless individual into political narratives of entier nations to spread propaganda
I see you, CIA
Whatever. I vouched for Vietnam's stance in 1979 before it had become cool to do so - conveniently after the US' Indo-Pacific push, so I owe no one any apologies or explanations today.
Ah yes once again gotcha'ing me using my VPN location and where I had bought my first iPhone from. It's funny that 1979 is what everyone's obsessed these days instead of you know, the entire three decades before that.
Most of those who claim to be fans of Vietnam today, especially if they emphasize 1979, wouldn’t even know about the 1979 conflicts a decade ago. They only know it today because US’ Indo-Pacific pivot have made these narratives convenient and simping for Hanoi safe.
The President of the United States literally threatened, and I quote, “a whole civilization will die tonight” a mere two months into the war with Iran. A war that started by slaughtering 160 innocent schoolchildren.