We are going back into slavery times folks and a lots of people(our parents/grandparents and so on) have died to lift us into human beings from one....it is disgrace what is happening !!! Off course
that Putan Putanowich salutes news like this, but am unsure about the rest of the world incl. Chinese and Russian nations - both which have lost an enormous amount of the population in the war against corruption(nazism - criminality as this is what capitalism translates into).
As much as I was excited about news in respect to Chinese Filipino relations(hopefully cooperation on highest level which could lead under normal circumstances into the complete integration of two nations), I no longer see any opportunities for either of the two nations in it...JAPAN TRIED THAT !!! REMEMBER WWII OR HOW IT ALL ENDED AND WHY ONE NEVER EVER SHOULD REPEAT !!?????
As much as I was excited about news in respect to Chinese Filipino relations(hopefully cooperation on highest level which could lead under normal circumstances into the complete integration of two nations), I no longer see any opportunities for either of the two nations in it...JAPAN TRIED THAT !!! REMEMBER WWII OR HOW IT ALL ENDED AND WHY ONE NEVER EVER SHOULD REPEAT !!?????
Should Filipinos welcome a Chinese slave owner or a Chinese people is now the question of to be or not to be...whom/what to chose...should Filipinos look forward to modernization and improvement of society(war on drugs was hard in Philippines, but with lots of efforts it was somehow/somewhat done...Chinese workers can at the same time accent their relentless sacrifice for better tomorrow in which they greatly succeeded....and so the two nations have much in common together, but then again nothing with someone who wants to proclaim himself as an owner of both as both nations built on hope for better tomorrowb - eqaulity) or to what they are dealing with already right now (American system is the dirtiest system in the world - its the one that is finacing drug cartlets worlwide and seemingly fighting them at the same time, so they can retain global strategic positions + cause as much harm as possible to hosting nations) !!?????
Question for Chinese communist party...
Should Chinese people from now on just go and sacrifice for a private individual and tose away their past/culture(AND HOPE FOR WHICH THEY HAVE SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES) that liberated them from total oblivion(its exactly what British/American/German/French etc. colonial systems are and have done not only to China, but also other parts of the world)....should neighboring nations from now fear crazy slave owner(predator who wants to place them in chain at all costs) which is terrorizing and sea and earth around ther little countries !!???? What should Africa/MidEast/Latin America and others think about your message today !!???? IS TODAY'S MESSAGE INSPIRING FOR ANYONE OUT THERE OTHER THAN AMERICAN ALL CAPONE(son of Fred Trump, daughter of Adolf Hitler located in Berlin, slavemasters located in Buckingham palace etc.) !!?????
BUCKINGHAM PALACE INFECTED WITH ABOVE SEEN IDEAS(TSARIST LUNACY) VLADIMIR PUTIN WHO WENT AHEAD TO INFECT WITH SAME XI JINPING AND SO ON(the two work together make no mistake - it soon will be Putin who will suggest the same to Russian people via his close circle of friends) !!! OWNERSHIP OF PEOPLE IS A SERIOUS MENTAL DISEASE AND ONCE ONE GETS INTO INDIVIDUAL'S MIND, IT CAN POSE REAL DANGER TO SOCIETY !!!
I have talked(warned and bagged to take steps) about it as a unique news outlet in this world because the press is corrupt and in some cases, journalists are simply murdered if outspoken(honest)...
From yahoo.com:
China banned the letter N from the internet after people used it to attack Xi Jinping's plan to rule forever
China temporarily banned the letter N from being published online after people started using it to criticize a plan which paves the way for Xi Jinping to rule the country indefinitely.
The Chinese Communist Party on Sunday proposed to abolish the two-term term limit for the president and vice-president, sparking an online backlash which it has been trying to control.
Critics flooded Weibo and WeChat — China's version of Twitter and WhatsApp — to protest the plan, but were swiftly met by the country's censors.
Various Chinese characters for terms like "emigrate," "lifelong," and "I disagree" were banned, alongside ... the letter N.
The screenshot underneath shows a user on Sunday attempting to type "N" into Weibo, and receiving an error message that the "content is illegal."
The other words that appeared to be banned in the screenshot are: "Xi JinP," "emigrate," and "indefinite control."
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As of Tuesday morning local time (CST), China had lifted its ban on N.
The letter is used in China to represent unknown numerical values, like the letter X in algebra.
Professor Victor Mair, a China expert at the University of Pennsylvania, said in a Monday blog post it was "probably out of fear on the part of the government that 'N' = 'n terms in office,' where possibly n > 2."
CA Yeung, a Perth-based China bogger, also posited that "N = infinity."
It could also represent "no" in Y/N select items. As Twitter user Kasumi Shen said: "You can't choose N in a (Y/N) select item as long as you are still living in China."
The Chinese Communist Party on Sunday proposed to abolish the two-term term limit for the president and vice-president, sparking an online backlash which it has been trying to control.
Critics flooded Weibo and WeChat — China's version of Twitter and WhatsApp — to protest the plan, but were swiftly met by the country's censors.
Various Chinese characters for terms like "emigrate," "lifelong," and "I disagree" were banned, alongside ... the letter N.
The screenshot underneath shows a user on Sunday attempting to type "N" into Weibo, and receiving an error message that the "content is illegal."
The other words that appeared to be banned in the screenshot are: "Xi JinP," "emigrate," and "indefinite control."
Tweet Embed:
https://twitter.com/mims/statuses/967771313413668866?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
pic.twitter.com/cmMhLMYm0J
As of Tuesday morning local time (CST), China had lifted its ban on N.
The letter is used in China to represent unknown numerical values, like the letter X in algebra.
Professor Victor Mair, a China expert at the University of Pennsylvania, said in a Monday blog post it was "probably out of fear on the part of the government that 'N' = 'n terms in office,' where possibly n > 2."
CA Yeung, a Perth-based China bogger, also posited that "N = infinity."
It could also represent "no" in Y/N select items. As Twitter user Kasumi Shen said: "You can't choose N in a (Y/N) select item as long as you are still living in China."
@vinayak_jain/Twitter
Images of Winnie the Pooh were also banned on Chinese social media. Xi critics often mock him by posting images like the one above which imply that he looks like the fictional, honey-loving bear.
Chinese state media, for its part, has been trying to play down China's latest crackdown on internet communication.
In a Tuesday editorial, state-run newspaper the Global Times accused Western critics of "hysteria" over the government's latest round of censorship.
"The biggest reason for all this is that the rise of China has reached a critical point where some Westerners cannot psychologically bear it any longer. They wish to see misfortune befall the country," the Global Times said
Images of Winnie the Pooh were also banned on Chinese social media. Xi critics often mock him by posting images like the one above which imply that he looks like the fictional, honey-loving bear.
Chinese state media, for its part, has been trying to play down China's latest crackdown on internet communication.
In a Tuesday editorial, state-run newspaper the Global Times accused Western critics of "hysteria" over the government's latest round of censorship.
"The biggest reason for all this is that the rise of China has reached a critical point where some Westerners cannot psychologically bear it any longer. They wish to see misfortune befall the country," the Global Times said
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