@Telegraph To be honest, your propaganda has no impact on the Chinese people and Chinese gorverment whatsoever. Actions of this kind only stir up populist mobs and empower extremist political leaders, who in turn will wreak havoc on your own society.
@MsMelChen You don’t even know what the “Century of Humiliation” is. It spans 1840–1949, starting with the First Opium War and ending at the founding of the PRC. Key events include the First Sino‑Japanese War, the Eight‑Nation Alliance invasion, and the full-scale Japanese war of aggression
@RnaudBertrand The number of years we lag behind is irrelevant. What truly counts is that we are closing the gap, and accelerating our pace. To the West’s dismay, they cannot topple us as they have done to smaller nations. They can only stand by and watch, powerless to alter this trajectory.
@LAURENTMICHEL0N In contrast, China, alongside Russia and India, has always maintained full national independence and autonomy. It is utterly ridiculous to attempt to force China into submission and make it sign agreements of the same nature.
@LAURENTMICHEL0N Japan agreed to sign this agreement back then solely due to the presence of U.S. military troops stationed on its territory. In other words, Japan is not truly a sovereign nation; it is essentially a puppet state incapable of exercising independent state will
@Ozongodogo@business Have China, Iran and North Korea — three of the four countries you label part of the “axis of evil” — invaded any other nations over the past four decades? And what does the track record of NATO and the United States look like by comparison?
@marcthiessen Not at all. Most of us think the United States has acted foolishly by launching a war it never should have fought. We also believe the U.S. government prioritizes Israel’s interests above its own.