us aid + extremely reliable trade partner = profit?
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The Nile river has always been one that brought silt and fertility, and it's trajectory has NEVER changed.
The yellow river? It has changed for 20 times in the last 500 years, and has only stopped thanks to the PRC creating dams to stop these floods.
These floods literally happened in a way that lead to previously relatively dry land becoming new river basins, it also lead to destruction not only in these new river basins but also the surrounding areas because these river basins haven't even created a basin yet, so where the centuries of consistent flooding of the Nile created an easily predictable area of affect, when the rain hit hard on china you were fucking fucked as any fuck could ever be fucked, and millions fucking died.
Oh it's not a shitpost. Hahahah
Hang it on your hilt or scabbard, fancy
Who affected history more? Ottomans or Romans?
Oh wow interesting site
If it had been embedded with pro CCP it would not have censorship in place to stop trigger words (lol)
It's critical of china in every way except those specific events, if it had been trained to throw pro-CCP material it wouldn't lock up but instead argue with you, for example, uyghur genocide having no concrete proof orrrr that there are studies showing that it is just detention camps for terrorists orrrr that tianenmen was started by the students and escalated into a tragedy orrrr that the tank man was just an act man an individual trying to speak with the officers rather than heroism
But it doesn't do that and instead focused on censorship
Get stabbed, stab back.
Tell them to find a vegan inclusive place next time and go anyway, the animal is already dead and being a patron this one time to satisfy a friend and have a good time is fine
You just said 1, 2 and 3 reasons why they would come after you
- Against the regime
- Does not accept the status quo
- Is not actively supporting the state
I love fate
I love Indonesian archipelago, and their cultures, a vibrant history that connects nearly every continent, every type of person you can think of, it's such a jolly research topic and you learn a lot.