@BowesChay Five years of war and Russia still needs to throw missiles at apartment blocks to prove it’s “winning.” 😂 If this is Moscow’s idea of victory, imagine what defeat looks like.
@HuXijin_GT Typical CCP-style response: “How dare you accuse us of stealing anything! We’re already better than you!” 😂 That’s less of a rebuttal and more of a tantrum with a national flag attached.
@ShangguanJiewen@Constellar2112 5%? Cool, now explain why China stopped releasing youth unemployment figures when they became embarrassing. 😂 ‘Facts matter’ is a bold line when your source is basically ‘trust the CCP.’
@ShangguanJiewen China can have impressive economic figures and still face serious problems. Apparently nuance is an “idiot opinion” now. 😂 One statistic doesn’t magically make an entire economy bulletproof.
@Eng_china5 Having more tanks, drones and shiny military hardware doesn’t automatically make you powerful. Combat experience matters. Ukraine learned that lesson under fire. China can showcase thousands of systems in exercises, but war isn’t a military expo.
@globaltimesnews The CCP calling Taiwan “anxious” for buying weapons is peak irony. Imagine threatening to invade your neighbour, then mocking them for buying a security system. 😂🇹🇼
@jurgen_nauditt That’s seriously impressive. 🇺🇦 Ukraine is proving that a strong domestic defence industry can be built under extraordinary pressure. From drones and electronic warfare to missiles, that technological growth is a major achievement. 💪🇺🇦
@D162Michele YouTube is full of examples of Chinese people behaving in incredibly tacky and undignified ways. At some point, you have to admit there’s a cultural problem instead of blaming everything on Japan.
@Ryandally08 There’s no room for hate in healthcare, but this happened online. Freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from consequences, especially when speech crosses into alleged threats to kill patients. Political speech and threatening speech aren’t the same thing.
@BenjaminBlca Yes. I like Pauline Hanson because she’s willing to speak plainly on issues like immigration, free speech, energy and putting Australian interests first. You don’t have to agree with every policy to appreciate someone willing to challenge the political establishment.
@IuliiaMendel Ukrainians have every right to decide their future, but any peace deal needs credible security guarantees. If Russia gets concessions without meaningful safeguards, what stops Putin from rebuilding and starting the war again? Don’t give the Kremlin room to breathe.
@2catsanddog@wartranslated Russia being a cesspool has less to do with mosquitoes and more to do with corruption, failing infrastructure, poor sanitation in some regions, and a government that seems to have endless money for war but somehow struggles with basic services.
@HonTonyAbbott Are we really ready to just sit back and watch while Taiwan gets slaughtered? If the worst happens, Australia can’t afford to be caught completely unprepared. This conversation should’ve started years ago.
@BenjaminBlca I support it. I don't think schools and government offices should be required to perform symbolic ceremonies. We can respect Indigenous history and culture without making an acknowledgement a compulsory ritual. Australia belongs to all Australians.