Or am I just seeing things?

Saw this while scrolling Taobao. Don't want to come off like a shill so won't post the link here, but it was too good not to share.

The full video is so unbelievably cringe.

Truly living up to the title of Reddit Island.

Apparently Yemen has a long tradition of war poetry. Apparently the modern versions slap.

My favorite parts are the multiple angles of Biden failing to climb stairs.

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What's the US gonna do? Slink away in the middle of the night again?

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Bring Stalin back!

With all the unchecked Zionist messaging flooding the airwaves recently, I cracked a smile at this arrogant ambassador getting out in his place.

On November 20, China, as the rotating President of the UN Security Council, told Israel's ambassador to the UN, Gilad Erdan, during his speech condemning UN Women, that he should maintain some respect for the briefer invited to the meeting.

When Gilda Erdan used improper language to criticise UN Women at the meeting, China's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Zhang Jun, respectfully interrupted him to remind him to respect others while expressing himself.

I don't remember this happening very often at UN conferences.

Roughly translated below are the comments made by China's representative to the United Nations.

"Distinguished representative of Israel, I would like to remind you that you can fully express your different opinions in your statement, but please show respect at least for the briefer invited to the meeting. This is the consistent practice of the Security Council and a rule that everyone should abide by. I would like to remind you to pay attention and please continue your speech."

The article is still biased as hell and couched in the usual "China had" scare language, but here's a few good quotes.

China’s carbon emissions have either peaked already or will do this winter, seven years ahead of schedule. They may plateau for a year or two but will then go into exponential decline for mechanical and unstoppable reasons.

The country’s target of net zero by 2060 is likely to be achieved a decade earlier than previously assumed, and perhaps earlier than in Europe.

Lauri Myllyvirta, co-founder of the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air, says China has reached a structural tipping point where the roll-out of renewables is outpacing the rise in electricity demand.

“A drop in power-sector emissions in 2024 is essentially locked in. We’re likely to see a fall in total CO2 emitted in the first half of next year,” he said.

At the risk of overtaxing the reader’s appetite for figures, it is worth spelling out the enormity of what China is doing. The China Electricity Council says the country will add 210 GW of solar this year, twice the entire solar capacity installed in the US to date.

It is not going to stop there. Carbon Brief says China’s output of solar panels was 310 GW in 2022; it will be 500 GW in 2023; and 1000 GW in 2025 – four times the total installation of new solar worldwide last year.

Regarding the scare point of new Chinese coal plants:

The regime is approving two new coal plants a week. It does not mean what many in the West think it means. China is adding one GW of coal power on average as back-up for every six GW of new renewable power. The two go hand in hand.

“The more renewable energy used, the more the need for coal peaking capacity. A large number of coal power units will be idle,” says Chinese coal expert Li Ting.

Obligatory Westoid nonsense about how Xi is evil and he just wants to take over the world with his sinister measures to protect the environment.

Xi seeks global supremacy. He was never going to let climate worries alone hold back China’s rise. But today the two are in perfect alignment. Clean-tech has become the spearhead of China’s global economic conquest, and this changes the thrust of Beijing’s climate diplomacy.

It is no longer possible for foot-draggers to hide behind China. As Chinese emissions roll over and go into free-fall, Xi will become an even bigger problem for them than Western preachers.

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Isn't it interesting that Taiwan Island's thin veneer if Librul Democracy peels away when it comes to accepting racial minorities that aren't White or Japanese? If the DPP claims that "Taiwanese" is a different identity from Chinese, then why can't Indian people be part of that Taiwanese identity? The PRC recognizes 55 ethnic minorities in China and protects their rights, why are "Taiwanese" people reluctant to even accept living alongside Indian people?

Also, what level of Hell are we at where a government ministry unironically posts "stop the cap"? If you're going to claim to be a real government, maybe don't make public statements that a high schooler would make.

I'm sure Xi is beyond having his feelings hurt by Biden, but just look at Bilken's reaction lmao.

Inviting a head of state to your country to publicly insult them is unacceptable anywhere, so this is only going to further tarnish the shitty reputation of American diplomacy.