The 10,000. Venerate the Immortal Emperor!!!

Holy Terra
Oh damn, the Alpha D counter tasted his own medicine?
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Oh look a China hating loser can't handle not using Chinese made products and ran like a pussy. Hahahhahaha @IBlitz6
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ネトウヨが発狂するかもしれないけど、 外国人:神社で踊っちゃダメ! 日本人:神社でエッチするのはオッケー!
【悲報】日本の神域を「TikTokのダンスフロア」だと勘違いする外国人観光客... ・京都の伏見稲荷大社(千本鳥居)のど真ん中で、通行人を巻き込んでダンス動画を撮影 ・「京都に来たらトレンドのダンスを踊らなきゃ」と、日本の歴史と宗教施設を完全にオモチャ扱い →いや、日本の神社を舐めすぎ… ホスト国の文化や宗教に対する最低限の敬意すら払えず、自分たちの承認欲求を満たすことしか頭にない連中は、今すぐ日本から出て行ってほしい。
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LOLOLOLOL ran away like a roach!
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Adeptus Custodes retweeted
China’s Gyirong Border Port Rescue: Truth and Lies After screening hundreds of videos, I posted three videos today. All from Chinese media. Uncut. Verifiable from every direction. They give the most complete account of what China’s military and civilians did after the debris-flow disaster at Tibet’s Gyirong border port on August 26. Video 1: In four days, the Chinese restored all overland routes. Full-course panoramic drone footage of the entire Gyirong Gorge valley. Anyone with basic engineering knowledge can feel how enormous this volume of work is. Note: To preserve the central river channel as much as possible while searching for the missing, they essentially cut the route through the mountainsides. This rebuts those shameless rumor-mongers who claimed the Chinese filled the valley flat with no regard for the missing. #GyirongPort #ChinaRescue
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Adeptus Custodes retweeted
Weird lie - i can access it fine in China without a VPN
The CCP is horrendous, they're even blocking access to Nepal's Missing and Deceased person's database from within Mainland China. CHINA IS TRYING TO HIDE THIS DISASTER FROM ITS OWN PEOPLE AND THE WORLD, like COVID we will never know how many people in China suffered
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Truely sickens me seeing how all China haters willingly and happily turn the nepal-china tragedy into a fkn smear piece, in fact every single thing remotely related with China. How I wished it was those people to be removed from the face of the Earth.
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Adeptus Custodes retweeted
Finally, this guy turns out to speak the minds of 1.45B mainland Chinese towards those thousands of slithering antiChina jack@**** & their 🐕s in Western MSM & socialmedias
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1) This is from Vietnam. 2) It's not a structural element, it's a polystyrene facade element, used insulation with added fire retardant. This is Japanese displaying the Galapagos syndrome in full. They take pride in ignorance and information isolation, especially when it comes to China.
デフレ中国で開発された薄皮鉄筋コンクリート造
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Adeptus Custodes retweeted
Long before Jay Tarriela became known for his aggressive social media posts, questions about his credibility had already emerged during his days at a military school. In 2003, eight graduating cadets at the Philippine Military Academy were accused of cheating in a Management Information Science class. Tarriela was one of them. - A PMA professor formally filed the complaint. - The academy's Honor Committee found prima facie evidence supporting the allegation. - However, the eight cadets sued the academy and obtained a 20-day temporary restraining order, delaying the investigation. - Then, just weeks before graduation, Tarriela left the Philippine Military Academy. Here's the question. If he was completely innocent, why abandon years of military training only weeks before graduation instead of staying to clear his name? • After leaving the PMA, Tarriela went to Japan under a Japanese government-sponsored program. • Years later, he became the public face of the Philippines' maritime campaign against China. • Today, he frequently attacks others on social media. Should someone who left the military academy under an unresolved cheating allegation be in a position to lecture others about truth and transparency? Every time he calls others liars, he should ask himself first: Did I lie? #MediaUnlocked
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Adeptus Custodes retweeted
How many missiles has the US fired into the Pacific — did Australia protest those? 🚀 Here are the dates that the US test fired nuclear-capable ICBM missiles 7,000kms into the mid-Pacific: •2026: March 5, June tbc. •2025: February 19, May 21, November 4. •2024: June 4, June 6, September 4. •2023: February 9, April 19, September 6, November 1. •2022: August 16, September 7. •2021: February 23, August 11. •2020: February 5, August 4, September 2, October 29. •2019: February 5, May 1, May 9, October 2. •2018: April 25, May 14, July 31, November 7. •2017: February 8, April 26, May 3, August 2. •2016: February 20, February 25, September 5. •2015: March 23, March 27, May 20, August 19, October 21. •2014: May 22, September 23. •2013: May 22, September 22, September 26. •2012: February 25, November 14. •2011: June 22, July 27. •2010: June 16, September 17. •2009: June 29, August 23. •2008: May 22, August 13. •2007: February 7, May 15, August 8. •2006: February 16, June 14, July 20. •2005: August 25, September 14. •2004: July 23, September 15. •2003: June 11, September 10. •2002: September 18. •2001: February 7, June 13. •2000: June 8, September 27. That’s about 70 or so from my count. Probably an undercount, btw. 👉 How many condemnations or protests to the American government were made? #auspol @ABCnews @guardian @smh @SBSNews
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Why you blocked me!!!! @OopsGuess
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Adeptus Custodes retweeted
During my recent travels in China, I spent time speaking with Uyghurs, as well as with Tibetans in Xizang (Tibet). In Lhassa I spoke with several people — a guide, a driver, a pilgrim outside the Jokhang, a Uyghur student — about daily life. None described systematic discrimination in either Xizang or Xinjiang. The temples were full of worshippers, so religious practice is certainly not discouraged. Several volunteered, unprompted, an inventory of change: schools, electricity, roads cut from a day’s journey to a couple of hours, and — from my driver — early retirement benefits for Tibetan government employees. Personal observations are not definitive evidence, but they should at least give us pause before accepting simplistic accounts from any side. All countries deserve scrutiny, however before Western media outlets is accepted about countries that the West is competing with, people ought try to experience first hand where possible, and where not, try to form their views based on less motivated narratives/sources.
MUST-READ: Scholar Barry Sautman debunks every facet of the Uyghur "genocide" accusation leveled at China by the US-led West. In an age where the US and Israel are party to REAL genocides in Palestine and Lebanon, this book shows why words do matter and why accusations against China do not meet the internationally recognized definition of genocide. I've been to Xinjiang twice now. It's a beautiful part of China where standard of living is rising as is hope for all ethnic groups in the region. Uyghurs, the plurality in Xinjiang, have not only preserved their culture but have also found in their home of China billions who are invested in their economic advancement. Read this book. Then visit Xinjiang for yourself! brill.com/display/title/7417…
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Proves once again.....China haters all failed school and life.
China has alien technology. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Left window - 300 kmph Right window - 40 kmph
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Adeptus Custodes retweeted
Replying to @OopsGuess
The meme misrepresents history. China’s “Four Occupations” (Shi scholars/gentry, Nong farmers, Gong artisans, Shang merchants) was an ancient occupational prestige ranking under Confucianism, not a hereditary caste system like India’s varna/jati. Social mobility existed through imperial exams; it was never birth-based or tied to ritual purity. No historical or cultural evidence supports claims that these groups were stereotyped by physical attractiveness. The photos are cherry-picked stock images creating a fake visual hierarchy. Jianmin (“mean people”) were stigmatized for certain professions (actors, etc.), but again, not by looks. This is fabricated for online point-scoring, not fact.
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She looks and dresses so stereotypically Japanese; otherwise, this would’ve been prime material for “bizarre Chinese antics” memes.
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What a whore lol very Chinese indeed.
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Lol this retard can't handle the truth. What a snowflake bish, can't wait for Wang Yi treatment reaches her.
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The leader of Japanese AI; Rakuten AI-3.0. As it turns out it was built on the open-source foundations of the Chinese model DeepSeek-V3.
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Replying to @OliLondonTV
The dude is a huge trouble making grifter. Multiple arrests and fines that he gets his followers to pay for whilst fraudulently claiming things that are not legit. Eg : claimed his 2x$1k fines were for a blank sign outside the Chinese consulate when the sign was actually written on and said something about Tiananmen Square. He took it court, lost, didn’t pay the fines for three yrs and they ballooned to $25k. All whilst making money off Centrelink benefits (AuStudy) and X monetisation. I hope for his sake that Centrelink knows about his earnings and the ATO does too. Fraud is fraud. He also decided to hamper active AFP NDIS investigations because clicks, monetisation and the grift is more important than bad guys being jailed for fraud - it’s because he is also a fraud. Please tell me you weren’t really gonna have this clown on @scrowder @LWCmugclub ?
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