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Mbappé's one sentence, "Mao Zedong is China's dictator," directly pissed off a bunch of Chinese people 🤪 I'm wondering if this dude even knows what Mbappé actually said, or if he just saw a party media headline like "Mbappé insults China" and got this worked up.
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🔴🇫🇷🇨🇳 FLASH | ÉNORME POLÉMIQUE EN CHINE AUTOUR DE KYLIAN MBAPPÉ APRÈS DES PROPOS SUR MAO ZEDONG ! Le capitaine de l'équipe de France se retrouve au cœur d'une controverse après la diffusion d'une vidéo dans laquelle il semble qualifier Mao Zedong, fondateur de la République populaire de Chine, de "dictateur chinois". Dans une séquence liée à l'émission "The Bridge", Mbappé évoque un montage humoristique représentant son visage sur le corps de Mao Zedong, expliquant qu'il trouve ce mème particulièrement drôle et qu'il l'utilise avec ses amis. Les conséquences sont immédiates : DONGPENG, géant chinois des boissons, annonce rompre toute collaboration avec le joueur, dénonçant des comportements qui "heurtent les sentiments nationaux" et affirmant appliquer une politique de "tolérance zéro". MENGNIU, géant chinois des produits laitiers, annonce à son tour la rupture immédiate de ses contrats avec Mbappé, dénonçant des propos ou comportements blessant les sentiments du peuple chinois. MILKGROUND, entreprise chinoise spécialisée dans les produits fromagers, met également fin à son partenariat avec le footballeur. Sur Weibo, les appels au boycott se multiplient. Certains internautes réclament même des poursuites judiciaires et des dédommagements. Le site sportif chinois Dongqiudi dénonce des propos "offensants pour la Chine et le peuple chinois". La polémique atteint désormais les autorités de Pékin, qui évoquent un "rejet commun" chez les Chinois. Mao Zedong, mort en 1976, reste une figure centrale du régime communiste chinois. (AFP + sources concordantes)
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Replying to @Unveiled_ChinaX
If calling the greatest mass murderer in human history a "dictator" costs you sponsorship then you know just how insidious China has infiltrated the west and how little the CCP has changed.
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Real Madrid superstar and France captain Kylian Mbappé just learned that calling Mao Zedong “a Chinese dictator” costs major sponsorships overnight. In a French online show clip, the 27-year-old (one of the world’s highest-paid footballers) was asked about memes of his face on historical figures. He pointed to one and said: “some guy – I think he’s a Chinese dictator.” Within hours, Chinese brands Dongpeng, Mengniu, and Milkground terminated every deal with zero-tolerance statements about hurting national sentiments. CCTV suspended La Liga coverage. Weibo erupted with boycott calls. A casual meme comment collided with China’s strictest political taboo around its founding leader. The commercial price was immediate.
🔴🇫🇷🇨🇳 FLASH | ÉNORME POLÉMIQUE EN CHINE AUTOUR DE KYLIAN MBAPPÉ APRÈS DES PROPOS SUR MAO ZEDONG ! Le capitaine de l'équipe de France se retrouve au cœur d'une controverse après la diffusion d'une vidéo dans laquelle il semble qualifier Mao Zedong, fondateur de la République populaire de Chine, de "dictateur chinois". Dans une séquence liée à l'émission "The Bridge", Mbappé évoque un montage humoristique représentant son visage sur le corps de Mao Zedong, expliquant qu'il trouve ce mème particulièrement drôle et qu'il l'utilise avec ses amis. Les conséquences sont immédiates : DONGPENG, géant chinois des boissons, annonce rompre toute collaboration avec le joueur, dénonçant des comportements qui "heurtent les sentiments nationaux" et affirmant appliquer une politique de "tolérance zéro". MENGNIU, géant chinois des produits laitiers, annonce à son tour la rupture immédiate de ses contrats avec Mbappé, dénonçant des propos ou comportements blessant les sentiments du peuple chinois. MILKGROUND, entreprise chinoise spécialisée dans les produits fromagers, met également fin à son partenariat avec le footballeur. Sur Weibo, les appels au boycott se multiplient. Certains internautes réclament même des poursuites judiciaires et des dédommagements. Le site sportif chinois Dongqiudi dénonce des propos "offensants pour la Chine et le peuple chinois". La polémique atteint désormais les autorités de Pékin, qui évoquent un "rejet commun" chez les Chinois. Mao Zedong, mort en 1976, reste une figure centrale du régime communiste chinois. (AFP + sources concordantes)
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China surrendered a few sq km of territory to India after losing the conflict. The coward PLA is nothing without social media PR.
Xi Jinping reportedly made concessions and ceded territory to India after the Indian Army beat the PLA black and blue. Chinese media appears so embarrassed that it is reluctant to report what happened.
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Xi Jinping reportedly made concessions and ceded territory to India after the Indian Army beat the PLA black and blue. Chinese media appears so embarrassed that it is reluctant to report what happened.
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The international community cannot afford complacency when confronting the actions of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Across multiple fronts-from coercive maritime activities in the South China Sea, escalating military pressure on Taiwan, cyber espionage, intellectual property theft allegations, transnational repression, and serious human rights concerns including the treatment of Uyghurs-the pattern deserves close scrutiny and a coordinated international response. These issues are not isolated incidents. They reflect policies that many governments, security experts, and international organizations have identified as challenges to the rules-based international order. Ignoring them does not make them disappear. The response should be firm, united, and grounded in international law. Democracies must strengthen their alliances, protect critical infrastructure and technology, uphold freedom of navigation, defend human rights, and ensure that coercion is never rewarded. The future will depend on whether nations have the resolve to stand together in defense of sovereignty, peace, and the principles that underpin a stable international order. Silence and division only embolden further coercion. Vigilance, cooperation, and a commitment to international law remain the strongest path forward. #WestPhilippineSea #Philippines #StandForFreedom #RuleOfLaw #InternationalLaw #HumanRights #ProtectDemocracy #FreedomOfNavigation #UNCLOS #IndoPacific #GlobalSecurity #FreeWorld #FreeNations #china #ccp #communism @POTUS @SecRubio @SecWar @USPACOM @bongbongmarcos @dndphl @takaichi_sanae @shinjirokoiz @narendramodi @ChingteLai @AlboMP @chrisluxonmp @SantiPenap @presidenciaperu @MarkJCarney @ZelenskyyUa @Keir_Starmer @EmmanuelMacron @_FriedrichMerz @bundeskanzler @MinPres
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🇨🇳 vs 🌍 Thread 🧵 exposing the red peril 🚨🚨🚨 The dragon awakens not to share the world… but to consume it. China’s rise isn’t progress, it’s the greatest threat to freedom, security, and our children’s future. Wake up before it’s too late. They pollute the skies, steal the tech, silence the truth, and arm for domination. China isn’t a competitor, it’s the enemy future generations will curse us for ignoring. The evidence is mounting. Keep reading. While the world debates “competition,” the CCP builds walls, camps, and warships. This isn’t partnership. This is existential danger. China: Enemy of humanity’s tomorrow. See the nightmare visuals below. From Uyghur camps to Taiwan threats, from fentanyl floods to global espionage China’s playbook is clear: Dominate or destroy. Our kids inherit the fallout if we stay silent. No excuses left. The giant isn’t friendly. It’s hungry. China’s aggression endangers every ocean, every democracy, every future generation. No more illusions. The world must confront the dragon NOW. Pollution chokes the planet, debt traps enslave nations, and missiles point at freedom. China isn’t rising - it’s the storm threatening to drown us all. Future generations deserve better. Open your eyes. One regime. Endless threats. To peace. To prosperity. To our grandchildren’s world. China as the ultimate adversary—this thread unpacks the nightmare visuals you need to see. Share if you agree: We can’t wait any longer. What will YOU do? 🔥🇨🇳🚨 #chicom #china
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🇨🇳 🇫🇷 Kylian #Mbappé was dropped Tuesday by two major brands in #China after a video circulated online in which the French football superstar apparently joked about former leader Mao Zedong. In China, jokes about Mao, the modern country's founding leader who died in 1976, are considered disrespectful and remain a social taboo.
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And those who say "No to Pax Silica" are silent on Chinese Mining Companies plundering our Natural Resources because they are Pro-China Traitors. #YesToPaxSilica
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Never trust a nation that cannot be good to its neighbours. China constantly targets Japan, Taiwan, India and the Philippines. Its only motto seems to be “China first, everyone else must obey.”
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📊 ASEAN COUNTRIES WITH THE HIGHEST DISTRUST OF CHINA (2026). 1. 🇵🇭 Philippines — 65.9% 2. 🇻🇳 Vietnam — 41.8% 3. 🇮🇩 Indonesia — 39.8% 4. 🇸🇬 Singapore — 38.2% 5. 🇲🇾 Malaysia — 36.6% 6. 🇹🇭 Thailand — 31.6% 7. 🇲🇲 Myanmar — 33.3% 8. 🇹🇱 Timor-Leste — 32.8% 9. 🇰🇭 Cambodia — 29.0% 10. 🇧🇳 Brunei — 19.3% 11. 🇱🇦 Laos — 18.7% Source: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute, The State of Southeast Asia 2026.
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FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, I’M BEGGING YOU! DON’T GO TO CHINA!!! China has just made it legal to kidnap foreigners in China if they obey US law. New regulations could put foreign companies in a legal Catch-22: investigate forced labor in Chinese supply chains and risk violating Chinese law, or follow Chinese rules and risk breaking Western law. And with China expanding its power to stop people from leaving the country, even a business trip could turn into an unwanted extended stay.
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Your purported video would sound more convincing if the radio exchange includes the CCG telling the PH crew "your resupply mission is approved. Out." 🤷🏽‍♂️
With China's permission, the Philippines delivered daily necessities to its illegally "grounded" vessel at Ren'ai Jiao on Wednesday. But the #Philippines again denies needing #China's approval for resupply. An exclusive video obtained by the Global Times shows that during the resupply operation on Wednesday, the Philippine vessel Iplp No.1 cooperated well with the CCG. It's clear who is lying. #RenaiJiao globaltimes.cn/page/202610/1…
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I think the embassy or whoever behind the keyboard for this account seems to be struggling with putting out clear and precise messaging. And so should be sacked from the job.
Tarriela seems to struggle with understanding fundamental points.
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PH can't outgun China, so we talk back and make sure we’re not alone. New @straits_times op-ed on Secretary Gibo Teodoro’s clapbacks vs Beijing. Maraming salamat @ariesarugay @CollinSLKoh 🙏🏻 straitstimes.com/opinion/gil…
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Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group Sails in the Philippine Sea for Keen Sword Drills — USNI News news.usni.org/2026/10/22/the…
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There is a special kind of irony in watching Xi promote openness and multilateral cooperation while his ambassador in the Philippines publicly notes how easy it would be for China to use force and win. 1/
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The Chinese Communist Party is the most insidious dictatorial terrorist organization in the world! It was in the past, and it still is today!
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