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A deeply unfair and flawed comparison.
How are Christian Pastors meant to afford private jets if their church is handing out funds to the poor and needy??
Mosques don't have those kind of overheads...
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We have history’s most incompetent people in charge. “IRAN WILL NEVER SURRENDER!
America made one fatal mistake - and now Trump is trapped in an unwinnable war!“
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10 Milliarden für Kampfjets - aber die USA haben jederzeit den Ausschalter! #Bundeswehr #F35 #Pistorius #USA #Steuergeld
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JUST IN: Apple Maps has put all the buildings back in Gaza, because the easiest solution to a genocide is to pretend it isn't happening.
Image on the right is from Google, showing the current reality.
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Everyone should follow @BenMoser123.
I waded into controversy on Piers Morgan with @s_m_marandi: which is older, a European settler colony founded in 1948 or one of the most ancient nations in the world?
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China’s🇨🇳 President Xi Jinping:
'As a responsible major country, China advocates for an equal and orderly multipolar world. Sovereign equality and mutual respect are fundamental principles. The history of the world is written by all nations.
Multipolarity, independent choices of development paths and greater democracy in international relations are the right way forward. We should ensure equal rights, equal opportunities and equal rules for all countries, regardless of their size, strength or wealth.
As an important part of a multipolar world and a key driving force behind it, Global South countries ought to have greater representation and a greater voice in international affairs.
Balance, order and the rule of law are inherent requirements.'
Prof. James Galbraith: Pragmatism worked for China🇨🇳 and the Global South. The West REFUSES TO CHANGE
‘You are seeing a much more pragmatic approach in [Global South] countries which are forced to pragmatism by necessity. Can you see the ossified structures of the wealthy countries, or perhaps formerly wealthy countries, changing? I do not see evidence of it yet, so I have no particular optimism.
I have to make some cautions, even about China, where pragmatism has brought China a long, long way. A certain reluctance to adopt the economic models that were being foisted on the world by American and Western economists has served them very well, but there is an enormous amount of influence of this neoliberal ideology within academic life in China.
I would not be surprised to see it becoming influential down the road, and that would not be good news for the Chinese.’
-Prof. James Galbraith of the University of Texas at Austin, Author of ‘The Power to Destroy: How Bad Economics Drove America’s Decline’, on the latest episode of New Order.
Watch the full interview in the quoted post below. 👇
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Chinese people needs to understand that Germany is too poor to update their school textbooks because of all the money that needs to send to Ukraine and Israel
In German primary school textbooks, China is still in the 1980s (Shared by a Chinese mom in Germany).
"Many Chinese people do not have a car. Meiying’s father also rides a bike or walks…"
"Meiying doesn’t have her own room in Beijing. She has to sleep with her parents…"
"Chinese people do not shake hands to greet each other. They bow politely…"
Falseness like this breeds a natural sense of superiority in kids. And it explains why so many foreigners are stunned when they actually come to China. They’ve been fooled by bad guys.
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Absolut berechtigte Frage:
Habt Ihr schon mal einen Talahon im Business-Hemd gesehen?
Dieser Mann mit Maske ist verkabelt wie ein Polizist bei verdeckten Ermittlungen. Er arbeitet für den Staat.
Das Bild wurde so von der Welt verwendet in einem Beitrag, der systematisch Hass gegen Ausländer schürt. (Siehe auch Headline des Beitrags).
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Do you remember the incidents from a few years ago on the streets of Hong Kong, where rioters attacked police with bricks, petrol bombs, and crossbows?
Nancy Pelosi famously described these events as "a beautiful sight to behold." At the time, the European Parliament passed several resolutions concerning Hong Kong, framing most of the street violence as "peaceful demonstrations in defense of democracy and freedom." They accused the Hong Kong police of "excessive use of force" and demanded an independent investigation.
Major European media outlets—such as the BBC, Euronews, and Deutsche Welle (DW)—consistently characterized these events as a "pro-democracy movement" or "anti-extradition bill protests." Their coverage and editorials frequently portrayed the protesters as "champions of democracy."
While European media did acknowledge the radical, violent acts committed by these rioters—such as paralyzing the airport, setting fire to the subway, smashing specific shops, assaulting citizens with opposing views, and occupying universities—they often attributed this behavior to "a desperate reaction to the government’s failure to address their demands." They almost never used terms like "rioters" or "terrorists" to condemn these actions directly.
It is truly ironic; perhaps the "revolutions" currently sweeping across Europe are also "a beautiful sight to behold."
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Impending power outage, really?
Don't threaten me with a good time.
It's all fear porn, keep your head about you and don't fall for MSM bullshit.
If you saw that shit on Fox, it's fake as fuck.
You're welcome
Good luck
Long Live The Republic
