Thread: The View, from China

Originally Posted by pickel

I don't deny Pharmas role in creating the opiate crisis, but when it was realized and curtailed China swooped in like the greedy locusts they are to pick up the slack. They are the number one producer of the precursors, yet will not ban them. Wonder why that is? It ain't free enterprise.

China has a long memory. They look back at the Opium Wars, at the profits Europeans made by selling opiates to the Chinese, and now they shrug their shoulders. This is based on my personal experience, I have met middle class people in Shanghai who told me as much. And not very politely. They are not bad people, they are simply reflecting what they are told.
Of course this is not the right way to behave but on the list of problems for China's leadership I'd say an opiod crisis overseas is some way off the top of their priorities.

If it becomes a domestic issue, which we wouldn't hear much about, then maybe things would look different.

Originally Posted by Shutree

Of course this is not the right way to behave but on the list of problems for China's leadership I'd say an opiod crisis overseas is some way off the top of their priorities.

All the chinky bastards are interested in is cash, and they really don't give a shit what they have to do to get it.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

All the chinky bastards are interested in is cash, and they really don't give a shit what they have to do to get it.

And we are back to free enterprice



Ain't it lovely ?

Wot no SPACE FORCE?

Originally Posted by OhOh

PLA sets up information support force, to advance Chinese military's competitiveness.....bla bla

Xi has a hard time brain washing his 1,425,271,828 subjects, but not number 1,425,271,829
He swallows the whole damned spoon.

Southeast Asia “Choose China over the US” exceeds for the first time survey results

4/3/2024, 8:42:14 AM

Highlights:

Southeast Asia “Choose China over the US” exceeds for the first time survey results.

Malaysia at 75.1%, Indonesia at 73.2%, and Laos at 70.6%, all of which increased by about 20 to 30 points compared to last year.

In a survey of "trustworthy countries and regions, Japan ranked first with 58.9%, ahead of the United States, China, India, and the European Union. The think tank that conducted the study pointed out that these countries are ''reaping significant benefits from China's One Belt, One Road Initiative''

For the first time, the percentage of people in the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) countries who would choose China if forced to choose between the United States and China has exceeded.

A think tank in Singapore has announced the results of a survey showing that, for the first time, the percentage of people in the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) countries who, if forced to choose between the United States and China, would choose China has exceeded that of those in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

On the 2nd, the Singaporean think tank ISEAS (Yusof Ishak Institute) announced the results of a survey of approximately 2,000 people, including researchers and government officials from 10 ASEAN countries.

According to this, when asked which country they would choose if they were forced to choose between the United States and China, 49.5% said America and 50.5% said China, slightly more than 50.5% said they would choose China.

Compared to last year's survey, the proportion choosing China has increased by 11.6 points, and this is the first time that China has surpassed the United States in this survey item, which began publicizing in 2020.

Countries with a high percentage of respondents choosing China were Malaysia at 75.1%, Indonesia at 73.2%, and Laos at 70.6%, all of which increased by about 20 to 30 points compared to last year.

The think tank that conducted the study pointed out that these countries are reaping significant benefits from China's One Belt, One Road Initiative and active trade and investment.

On the other hand, in addition to the Philippines, which disputes territorial rights with China in the South China Sea, the percentage of countries such as Vietnam and Singapore that choose the United States remains high, clearly reflecting the struggle for leadership between the United States and China."

Teller Report

Originally Posted by OhOh

On the other hand, in addition to the Philippines, which disputes territorial rights with China in the South China Sea, the percentage of countries such as Vietnam and Singapore that choose the United States remains high, clearly reflecting the struggle for leadership between the United States and China."

Apparently the Filipinos and Vietnamese have short memories.

But not much to choose between.

No "fuck both" option ?

Originally Posted by helge

No "fuck both" option ?

An option but having no relationship with the worlds 2 largest economies is not really an option. Relationships with both as is now in place is the best option.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

It's also notable that the most pro-chinky countries - Cambodia and Laos - are the ones whose leaders are trousering the most cash in return for handing their nations wealth to the thieving yellow c u n t s.

You are well informed

How do you know ?

Is it from a poll that only you knew about and answered ?


Or is it another puff of hot air from you ?

Originally Posted by helge

You are well informed

How do you know ?

Is it from a poll that only you knew about and answered ?


Or is it another puff of hot air from you ?

Because I read about them and their specious polling methods, you numbskull.

Maybe you should do the same.

Originally Posted by helge

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
It's also notable that the most pro-chinky countries - Cambodia and Laos - are the ones whose leaders are trousering the most cash in return for handing their nations wealth to the thieving yellow c u n t s.

You are well informed

How do you know ?

Is it from a poll that only you knew about and answered ?


Or is it another puff of hot air from you ?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Because I read about them and their specious polling methods, you numbskull.

Maybe you should do the same.

That's why I'm asking for your ...informartion.

I take it as a given that most political leaders dealing with China, and any other country for that sake, are corrupt.

How do you know that the leaders of Cambodia and Laos are .."trousering" the most ?

Could you tell me the ranking of the leaders from say.......Algeria, Zaire and Djibouthi ?

You are so ...well informed

Thanks in advance

Originally Posted by helge

That's why I'm asking for your ...informartion.

Really, you want some "informartion" do you?

I take it as a given that most political leaders dealing with China, and any other country for that sake, are corrupt.

You're too stupid to tell the difference between democracies, dictatorships and military juntas?

How do you know that the leaders of Cambodia and Laos are .."trousering" the most ?

Could you tell me the ranking of the leaders from say.......Algeria, Zaire and Djibouthi ?

The article is about South East Asia you fucking moron.

You are so ...well informed

Thanks in advance

And you're a scandy fucking numbskull.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

The article is about South East Asia you fucking moron.

All the more easier for you

Rank them , Mr Hot Air Info

Originally Posted by helge

All the more easier for you

Rank them , Mr Hot Air Info

Shut up you drooling simian.

We have hoohoo for inane drivel, your stupid interjections are of no interest.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Shut up you drooling simian.

Guess you can't answer then

Kudos for you, not to dig any deeper

Your intellectual twin, BSnub does that much better

Originally Posted by helge

All the more easier for you

Rank them , Mr Hot Air Info

Done for all to see. You Scandinavians doing well. Keep up the good work.
Have a look. Posted again as you obviously didn't look at it first time.
2023 Corruption Perceptions Index: Explore the… - Transparency.org

Originally Posted by Norton

2023 Corruption Perceptions Index: Explore the… - Transparency.org

I looked but it doesn't list which of the leaders are trousering the most

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

It's also notable that the most pro-chinky countries - Cambodia and Laos - are the ones whose leaders are trousering the most cash in return for handing their nations wealth to the thieving yellow c u n t s.