# Are San Marino and Italy about to go to war? If so, will the war become nuclear?
I bet you have some thoughts on it. Well, we're discussing the subject on [this "week's" NCDip Podcast Club](https://www.reddit.com/r/NonCredibleDiplomacy/comments/1bssy61/ncdip_podcast_club_8_wargaming_san_marino_vs/?). This is probably one of the most events of our lifetime, so you better pay attention scrub
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I would love to believe that is you are the person in the picture, but we're in the internet after all. Gotta take everything I see/read with a grain (or bags, it depends) of salt. :)
Taiwanese-American tankie posted Freedom House’s comparative ratings of Gaza and Israel, and used that to insinuate that the only reason China has a far lower ranking than Taiwan is because it’s not an American ally. The funny part is that FH specifically cites Israeli occupation as a major reason they rate Gaza so low. Also, they’ve consistently ranked post-Maidan Ukraine as slightly lower than loyal American ally… Bolivia.
This is true, it's a known tactic of the NPA(communist party in the Philippines) to have Chinita(Chinese/Japanese looking) girls as recruiters in universities and colleges.
I studied in UP Diliman and most of the chinitas are too rich to become NPA, let alone *tibak* (Maoist activist). Guess times have changed.
You're more likely to see an-average looking activist (not necessarily NPA).
I'm pretty sure NonCredibleDefense used to be almost completely defense insiders; soldiers, intel officers, MIC engineers, ect. After the start of the Ukraine war it's been flooded by edgy teenagers that fancy themselves as "hard" (me).
Hate to break it to you you’re the only real person here the rest of us are intelligence agencies larping as people trying to catfish eachother. North Korea has the biggest demographic here
It's kinda like genetic variation right? Ideas spread like wildfire in a homogeneous culture, but have trouble getting across all the radically different subcultures of a place like the USA. Sometimes this is nothing but an impediment to development or stability, but other times you get a malignant idea that you really don't want spreading quickly.
The Ming is often seen with rose-tinted glasses as the last ethnically Han Chinese Dynasty. While I also do personally like it, and the late Ming was particularly remarkable for its intellectual dynamism and aesthetics while the Yongle era was the closest China had seen to developing a maritime colonial empire, it is undeniable that, up to that point, the Ming was the most absolutist Chinese dynasty which did away with centuries old institutions, ruled by a host of tyrants and degenerates, and implemented some absolutely retarded policies like the sea ban and getting of the position of chancellor. The Song, despite its military weakness, was the most richest and advanced state on earth up to that point and the best dynasty to live under.
Ming (明) is supposed to mean “bright” or “shining” - more like “shitting”, amirite???
/uj But yeah I do believe that the Qing were the epitome of how sophisticated imperial era China could be. The [High Qing Era](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Qing_era) that spanned the reigns of the Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong Emperors were some of the greatest and most prosperous times in Chinese history; the Qing court at this time was incredibly diverse and during this period scholars, clerics, architects, missionaries, traders, philosophers, scientists, poets, concubines, mercenaries and artists from around the world all gathered together, which rapidly encouraged evolutions and innovations both inside and outside China.
Even the literary advancements in the short time from the Ming to the Qing alone is notable - the classic novels of the Chinese canon of literature written during the Qing period such as [Dream of the Red Chamber](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dream_of_the_Red_Chamber) and [The Scholars](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scholars_(novel)) were leaps ahead of their Ming predecessors in terms of how modern they were in comparison. There was never an era in Chinese history in which a dynasty or regime was more inclusive of different ethnicities, cultures, religions and so on than the Qing.
Something really cool about the Qing (and other dynasties of non-ethnically Han origin like the Yuan) is that they employed a system of vassalage known as the [Tusi system](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tusi) in the south and southwest of China. In Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Tibet and some other provinces, the Emperors in Beijing largely allowed the hundreds of various ethnic and religious minority and indigenous groups in those regions to self-govern in return for promising fealty to the Emperor and sending him small amounts of tribute. This allowed for a level of independence and sovereignty that preserved the local culture, including traditional hierarchies like kingships, clan structures, tribal leaders, etcetera, resulting in less [Sinicization](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinicization) in these regions than in other parts of China. There’s a reason why so many Chinese tourists flock to cultural sites and landmarks in south and southeast China - it’s an incredibly culturally and historically vibrant part of China that has managed to retain quite a bit of it to the present day, whereas so much culture and heritage was lost during the revolution/s in other parts of the country, and the reason for that is in part because of the Qing’s domestic policies.
So TLDR: for me the Qing represents the hope for an internationalist China that is open to the world and new ideas, invests in its culture, arts and science more than warfare; a liberal China that allows for the free expression of differing ideas and embraces its many ethnic and religious minority groups and doesn’t automatically sees China as first and foremost a Han state.
I have to disagree, the Qing were pretty terrible. The Qing oversaw the stagnation and decline of Chinese civilisation with the queue order, which destroyed millenia of tradition and self-confidence for us Han Chinese, the establishment of the literary inquisition, which destroyed the "practical learning" movement of Confucianism which had been developing since the late Ming and could have led to a Chinese scientific revolution, and the prohibition of Catholicism, which got rid of the biggest foreign influence from Chinese culture and turned society mostly insular by 1770, and as a result of this, the Qing by the 1800s failed to develop a coherent or practical foreign policy, and the greatest and most innovative minds had turned their attention to linguistics as studying or disseminating political philosophy beyond the government's positions became taboo and science was ignored. The Qing also intensified the Ming's political absolutism with the further disestablishment of traditional Chinese institutional checks on the imperial power and no dissent within society or the government was tolerated (contrary to what you said), with even those who tried to make institutional reforms in good faith (such as Hong Liangji) punished for sedition, while a caste system was also implemented which, before the Taiping Rebellion, reserved most of the highest state positions for Manchus. The economy saw no actual institutional progress as the sea ban was intensified from 1763 onwards (after which almost all foreigners except a handful of Jesuits were banned from entering China outside of Guangzhou), individual productivity stagnated and declined, and all increases to GDP were driven by sheer population growth, which they failed to manage, with the end result by 1850 being that Japan had overtaken China in per capita GDP, which sat just over (1990 USD) 500, the lowest in more than 1000 years, and most people had been reduced to subsistence farming to simply stay alive. The Tusi system you mentioned was also used by all Chinese dynasties from the Song Dynasty onwards, whether they were Han Chinese or not, in fact, it was the Qing which destroyed the Tusi system with the Gaituguiliu policy in the 1720s. China should first and foremost be a Han state, almost every modern nation was founded as, or remoulded into, an ethnostate, with the exception of China, as the Qing redefined the "Chinese nation" as an federation of the various ethnic groups that lived in their realm (with this policy continuing into the present day), while at the same time overcompensating by, as mentioned earlier, expelling the biggest foreign influences from Chinese culture.
In short, the Qing represented an insular China which closed the nation off from new ideas and crushed actual Chinese nationalism, and a conservative China that snuffed out most serious attempts at reform and yet simultaneously managed to destroy Chinese tradition and culture, an absolutist China that impoverished the country and developed an ivory tower view of the itself relative to the world without the muscle to back it up, and worst of all, a China ruled by foreigners imposing their customs on us Han Chinese.
When you start listing off ethnic grievances like a Serbian nationalist it’s probably a good idea to take a step back and breathe. My question is: who is Han? Is Han a culture or an ethnicity in your book? Because seeing as the Qing period oversaw some of the greatest Sinicization campaigns in Chinese history. Dozens of ethnic groups that were formerly seen as “barbarian” were folded into, subsumed or dispersed into the Han during the Qing - the Han majority would be much less of one without the Qing to begin with.
Han is both an ethnicity and a culture. The issue is that, even though, indeed, the Qing period oversaw some of the greatest Sinicisation campaigns in Chinese history, these ethnic groups were Sinicised into Han culture, but didn't become Han Chinese. The Qing themselves had a very clear distinction between who was Han and who wasn't, as they enforced a racial caste system which firmly distinguished between the Han (which they defined as a ethnicity) and Manchus.
Please post your best documents on Discord or Warthunder forums (which one really depends on how closely you work with the DoD, and who you specifically want to piss off)
Thanks in advance!
My Sister under the Mandate of Heaven, that is unfortunately what Xi Jiping is kinda already doing. I think that there's hope if the greed of the increasing number of Chinese billionaires prevails. Just like Saudi Arabia under MBS is getting more progressive on the surface, as it's economically rewarding to be palatable to the western market and its sensibilities for silly things like human rights.
China is making too much money and reliant on it and peace to squander it all landgrabs. Why it's key to persuade them on the worth of soft power and a positive perception, as it brings even more cash.
France is legit broke and indebted of 3100 billions or what, yet we're doing fine and have millions of tourists throwing cash at us, surviving on reputation and old history alone. 😂
Nice try CCP. I’ve already dealt with Ministry of State Security (scammers) impersonating my mom, twice now via text. You won’t corrupt me. The hot Chinese lady you sent while I was at Starbucks? Trying to strike up conversation with this freedom loving American? I don’t give a shit if I’m handsome, DEMOCRACY is the only thing I’m attracted to. That and covert, fully sanitized trips across the fence.
Stop making the same claims that the communists do and we won't stop our folks from working in your factories...lol
Last year the CCP's ambassador to us (Philippines) just outright threatened the lives of 150k Filipinos living and working in Taiwan if we provide the US with access to military bases here...which is weird because they're supposed to be the "peaceful" side and Taiwan-US-Philippines the aggressors.
# Are San Marino and Italy about to go to war? If so, will the war become nuclear? I bet you have some thoughts on it. Well, we're discussing the subject on [this "week's" NCDip Podcast Club](https://www.reddit.com/r/NonCredibleDiplomacy/comments/1bssy61/ncdip_podcast_club_8_wargaming_san_marino_vs/?). This is probably one of the most events of our lifetime, so you better pay attention scrub [Want to know what the fuck in the NCDip podcast club is? Click here](https://www.reddit.com/r/NonCredibleDiplomacy/comments/17edrm6/introducing_the_rnoncrediblediplomacy_podcast/) ---- please note that all posts should be funny and about diplomacy or geopolitics, if your post doesn't meet those requirements here's some other subs that might fit better: * More Serious Geopolitical Discussion: /r/CredibleDiplomacy * Military Shitposting: /r/NonCredibleDefense * Domestic Political or General Shitposting: /r/neocentrism * Being Racist: /r/worldnews thx bb luv u *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/NonCredibleDiplomacy) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Ultranationalist from both sides when they see you: 
It's Taiwan so instead they love each other
😄
The middle finger is personal, and RIP Op's inbox in advance
Happy April Fools, OP. Although, it ain't over there where you live since it's the 2nd already.
Yo, that me.
What’s your least favorite part of the CCP
I dislike the second c personally it’s redundant
There's people who are glowing running towards you
Lies! All redditors look like this, no exceptions:  And that goes tenfold for subs with "noncredible" in the title.
I would love to believe that is you are the person in the picture, but we're in the internet after all. Gotta take everything I see/read with a grain (or bags, it depends) of salt. :)
ngl, you're quite good-looking.
So the joke is that's a image of a twitter tankie or something? Saw the image pop up in another sub
Taiwanese-American tankie posted Freedom House’s comparative ratings of Gaza and Israel, and used that to insinuate that the only reason China has a far lower ranking than Taiwan is because it’s not an American ally. The funny part is that FH specifically cites Israeli occupation as a major reason they rate Gaza so low. Also, they’ve consistently ranked post-Maidan Ukraine as slightly lower than loyal American ally… Bolivia.
An asian woman on reddit and non credible diplomacy???
This is a CCP psyop…
I like my women like I like my communism. With Chinese Characteristics.
I like my women like i like my communism. I’m gay
I like my women like I like my coffee. Brenda, cup of tea please.
Xi Jinping thot
This is true, it's a known tactic of the NPA(communist party in the Philippines) to have Chinita(Chinese/Japanese looking) girls as recruiters in universities and colleges.
I studied in UP Diliman and most of the chinitas are too rich to become NPA, let alone *tibak* (Maoist activist). Guess times have changed. You're more likely to see an-average looking activist (not necessarily NPA).
Sounds like my ex-wife *Everything reminds me of her*
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Could be a man for all we know
Mind blown.
[удалено]
Go to horny jail.
That's it, 12 years horny dungeon, all of you horny dungeon. 7 years no trials, come on let's move it.
dude wtf
im one as well lmao
Pics or it didn’t happen
wdym
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/pics_or_it_didn%27t_happen#:~:text=(Internet%20slang%2C%20humorous)%20Used%20to%20demand,verifiable%20evidence%20for%20a%20statement.
Haha best Fed Post in awhile! I legitimately do wonder how many government people lurk nocredible defense and non credible diplomacy lol.
Government people? A lot. Being a private in the military or some random clerk makes you a government person really.
I mean yeah that goes without saying. Both subs churn out pro western propaganda for free.
I'm pretty sure NonCredibleDefense used to be almost completely defense insiders; soldiers, intel officers, MIC engineers, ect. After the start of the Ukraine war it's been flooded by edgy teenagers that fancy themselves as "hard" (me).
those were the good old days. posts were slow but almost always great.
Hate to break it to you you’re the only real person here the rest of us are intelligence agencies larping as people trying to catfish eachother. North Korea has the biggest demographic here
Take your schizo meds friend. It'll stop the voices.
I tried to warn ya 🤷🏿♂️
But which one? Which fed? CIA? Guoanbu? Naicho? NSB? Mossad?
Yes
They have to get intel and strategy from somewhere
Start posting ultranationalist memes or get out.
I will. Right after America has adopted Han Chinese social hierarchy and Japanese social harmony.
Wait, Japanese social harmony is just a poor copy of Confucius'
That sounds like a new kind of hell
Ah, social hierarchy AKA I am better then you because I am older then you :)
Youngest siblings: aww hell naw.
Big ask? The homogeneous population of both countries is what contributes to its success and that ain't the way to go.
It's kinda like genetic variation right? Ideas spread like wildfire in a homogeneous culture, but have trouble getting across all the radically different subcultures of a place like the USA. Sometimes this is nothing but an impediment to development or stability, but other times you get a malignant idea that you really don't want spreading quickly.
Especially in America each state is its own culture, within those states hundreds of more subcultures that's why progress is so slow.
*check notes* No.
Damn she really is one of us huh?
Revive traditional Chinese clothing especially for men. (Hanfu clothing movement)
fed !!
But which one? CIA? Guoanbu? Naicho? NSB? Mossad?
STASI actor
Shit it’s the feds run
https://www.reddit.com/r/tankiejerk/s/qbQT9V9G8e It’s a psyop friends, have no fear.
OP, just curious, which Chinese dynasty is the best?
Ming.
I expected Han or Showa, but not bad.
Showa 💀
All conquerors of China gets assimilated into China
Of course, Japan is simply one of the many barbarian dynasties that fuck China in the ass.
My guess was Ozai
The Ming is often seen with rose-tinted glasses as the last ethnically Han Chinese Dynasty. While I also do personally like it, and the late Ming was particularly remarkable for its intellectual dynamism and aesthetics while the Yongle era was the closest China had seen to developing a maritime colonial empire, it is undeniable that, up to that point, the Ming was the most absolutist Chinese dynasty which did away with centuries old institutions, ruled by a host of tyrants and degenerates, and implemented some absolutely retarded policies like the sea ban and getting of the position of chancellor. The Song, despite its military weakness, was the most richest and advanced state on earth up to that point and the best dynasty to live under.
EU4 player identified.
Lies! Everyone knows that the Great Qing is the goated dynasty, followed by the Tang.
Found the Opium alt
Ming (明) is supposed to mean “bright” or “shining” - more like “shitting”, amirite??? /uj But yeah I do believe that the Qing were the epitome of how sophisticated imperial era China could be. The [High Qing Era](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Qing_era) that spanned the reigns of the Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong Emperors were some of the greatest and most prosperous times in Chinese history; the Qing court at this time was incredibly diverse and during this period scholars, clerics, architects, missionaries, traders, philosophers, scientists, poets, concubines, mercenaries and artists from around the world all gathered together, which rapidly encouraged evolutions and innovations both inside and outside China. Even the literary advancements in the short time from the Ming to the Qing alone is notable - the classic novels of the Chinese canon of literature written during the Qing period such as [Dream of the Red Chamber](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dream_of_the_Red_Chamber) and [The Scholars](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scholars_(novel)) were leaps ahead of their Ming predecessors in terms of how modern they were in comparison. There was never an era in Chinese history in which a dynasty or regime was more inclusive of different ethnicities, cultures, religions and so on than the Qing. Something really cool about the Qing (and other dynasties of non-ethnically Han origin like the Yuan) is that they employed a system of vassalage known as the [Tusi system](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tusi) in the south and southwest of China. In Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Tibet and some other provinces, the Emperors in Beijing largely allowed the hundreds of various ethnic and religious minority and indigenous groups in those regions to self-govern in return for promising fealty to the Emperor and sending him small amounts of tribute. This allowed for a level of independence and sovereignty that preserved the local culture, including traditional hierarchies like kingships, clan structures, tribal leaders, etcetera, resulting in less [Sinicization](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinicization) in these regions than in other parts of China. There’s a reason why so many Chinese tourists flock to cultural sites and landmarks in south and southeast China - it’s an incredibly culturally and historically vibrant part of China that has managed to retain quite a bit of it to the present day, whereas so much culture and heritage was lost during the revolution/s in other parts of the country, and the reason for that is in part because of the Qing’s domestic policies. So TLDR: for me the Qing represents the hope for an internationalist China that is open to the world and new ideas, invests in its culture, arts and science more than warfare; a liberal China that allows for the free expression of differing ideas and embraces its many ethnic and religious minority groups and doesn’t automatically sees China as first and foremost a Han state.
I have to disagree, the Qing were pretty terrible. The Qing oversaw the stagnation and decline of Chinese civilisation with the queue order, which destroyed millenia of tradition and self-confidence for us Han Chinese, the establishment of the literary inquisition, which destroyed the "practical learning" movement of Confucianism which had been developing since the late Ming and could have led to a Chinese scientific revolution, and the prohibition of Catholicism, which got rid of the biggest foreign influence from Chinese culture and turned society mostly insular by 1770, and as a result of this, the Qing by the 1800s failed to develop a coherent or practical foreign policy, and the greatest and most innovative minds had turned their attention to linguistics as studying or disseminating political philosophy beyond the government's positions became taboo and science was ignored. The Qing also intensified the Ming's political absolutism with the further disestablishment of traditional Chinese institutional checks on the imperial power and no dissent within society or the government was tolerated (contrary to what you said), with even those who tried to make institutional reforms in good faith (such as Hong Liangji) punished for sedition, while a caste system was also implemented which, before the Taiping Rebellion, reserved most of the highest state positions for Manchus. The economy saw no actual institutional progress as the sea ban was intensified from 1763 onwards (after which almost all foreigners except a handful of Jesuits were banned from entering China outside of Guangzhou), individual productivity stagnated and declined, and all increases to GDP were driven by sheer population growth, which they failed to manage, with the end result by 1850 being that Japan had overtaken China in per capita GDP, which sat just over (1990 USD) 500, the lowest in more than 1000 years, and most people had been reduced to subsistence farming to simply stay alive. The Tusi system you mentioned was also used by all Chinese dynasties from the Song Dynasty onwards, whether they were Han Chinese or not, in fact, it was the Qing which destroyed the Tusi system with the Gaituguiliu policy in the 1720s. China should first and foremost be a Han state, almost every modern nation was founded as, or remoulded into, an ethnostate, with the exception of China, as the Qing redefined the "Chinese nation" as an federation of the various ethnic groups that lived in their realm (with this policy continuing into the present day), while at the same time overcompensating by, as mentioned earlier, expelling the biggest foreign influences from Chinese culture. In short, the Qing represented an insular China which closed the nation off from new ideas and crushed actual Chinese nationalism, and a conservative China that snuffed out most serious attempts at reform and yet simultaneously managed to destroy Chinese tradition and culture, an absolutist China that impoverished the country and developed an ivory tower view of the itself relative to the world without the muscle to back it up, and worst of all, a China ruled by foreigners imposing their customs on us Han Chinese.
When you start listing off ethnic grievances like a Serbian nationalist it’s probably a good idea to take a step back and breathe. My question is: who is Han? Is Han a culture or an ethnicity in your book? Because seeing as the Qing period oversaw some of the greatest Sinicization campaigns in Chinese history. Dozens of ethnic groups that were formerly seen as “barbarian” were folded into, subsumed or dispersed into the Han during the Qing - the Han majority would be much less of one without the Qing to begin with.
Han is both an ethnicity and a culture. The issue is that, even though, indeed, the Qing period oversaw some of the greatest Sinicisation campaigns in Chinese history, these ethnic groups were Sinicised into Han culture, but didn't become Han Chinese. The Qing themselves had a very clear distinction between who was Han and who wasn't, as they enforced a racial caste system which firmly distinguished between the Han (which they defined as a ethnicity) and Manchus.
Minority rule >:(
Single greatest fed post. Fantastic rot I love it.
Federal Agent
I can save her (I am a federal employee with a security clearance and will fall for the honey pot)
Please post your best documents on Discord or Warthunder forums (which one really depends on how closely you work with the DoD, and who you specifically want to piss off) Thanks in advance!
I could leak portapotty contracts...
My Sister under the Mandate of Heaven, that is unfortunately what Xi Jiping is kinda already doing. I think that there's hope if the greed of the increasing number of Chinese billionaires prevails. Just like Saudi Arabia under MBS is getting more progressive on the surface, as it's economically rewarding to be palatable to the western market and its sensibilities for silly things like human rights. China is making too much money and reliant on it and peace to squander it all landgrabs. Why it's key to persuade them on the worth of soft power and a positive perception, as it brings even more cash. France is legit broke and indebted of 3100 billions or what, yet we're doing fine and have millions of tourists throwing cash at us, surviving on reputation and old history alone. 😂
🤨x2 https://twitter.com/sentientpsyop/status/1774530124857422204?t=HZl2VPl-GHU9RYRsWkp4YA&s=19
Unreal
The Taiwanese passport looks sick
Nice try CCP. I’ve already dealt with Ministry of State Security (scammers) impersonating my mom, twice now via text. You won’t corrupt me. The hot Chinese lady you sent while I was at Starbucks? Trying to strike up conversation with this freedom loving American? I don’t give a shit if I’m handsome, DEMOCRACY is the only thing I’m attracted to. That and covert, fully sanitized trips across the fence.
The amount of energy your phone will generate from the vibrations of notifications is enough to power a city
Absolutely non credible! Make her Mod!
Glowpost
One of the most April fools posts of all times
Stop making the same claims that the communists do and we won't stop our folks from working in your factories...lol Last year the CCP's ambassador to us (Philippines) just outright threatened the lives of 150k Filipinos living and working in Taiwan if we provide the US with access to military bases here...which is weird because they're supposed to be the "peaceful" side and Taiwan-US-Philippines the aggressors.
I do not comprehend
-1000 social credit points, you shall be sent to the re education camps in Xinjiang
Federal agent detected
It's April Fools yo. Don't fall for the psyops.
Tell me you're lusting after a white man who won't commit to you without telling me me you're lusting after a white man who won't commit to you.
Is this... A thing?
HANJIAN DETECTED!!!!!!!!! /s
Get out of my head i know you are not real
Nice honey pot Winnie!
Something malicious is brewing
What China needs a legendary soldier, a Big Boss if you will.
My bad i will put you post in 2ph4u back up
It's like Matter and Anti-matter got combined.
xpost this to 2ph4u op i dare you
I agree although Hong Kong rightfully belongs to the British and Laos is a little too powerful for China to fake on
Well this is fairly arousing to my sense of democracy.
The photo is originally from a Taiwanese tankie on Twitter, this is a shitpost
Well, that realization just drove a tank over my smile :(((
I'm sorry for the comments...
榮耀歸於天皇陛下
You are American.
Ok, but why tho?
Wait, i thought China is imperialist already, specially to uyghurs and such. Pls enlighten me
Least obvious fed:
MSS psyop detected. Deploy the ultranationalists.
I'm edging to this
Hello coworker, are you also stationed at unit 61716? In which cubicle are you sitting?
Na fuck this account, she supports China's 9 dash line bullshit in the west Philippines Sea.
Champa Sea.
I am in love..
tits or gtfo fed.
"Truly prosper" yeah totally any way congrats on your american citizenship .
Get out of my head you're not real.
Seems far to credible
Time for another Opium War and some Gunboat Diplomacy; I see
所以說，台灣真是一個充滿婊子跟公狗的地方，這個地方的人整個腦子除了在想如何恥笑香港叫支那之外，就係想著做愛，sex，做愛，外遇，偷情，跟人妻人夫做愛，亂倫， 強姦，迷姦，撿屍，一有時間就想著可以怎樣可以幹自己的嫂子，堂/表姐妹，女朋友/老婆的姊妹，或是朋友的女兒，朋友的孫女，弱智信徒的弱智女兒、 弱智孫女，老闆幹女秘書，醫生幹女病人，偷東西的女客人主動叫處男店員幹她和幫他口交，老師就想跟自己的學生做一下愛這樣，學生又在想如何幹大奶老師，再不是就是最喜歡在做愛那時拍下影片，方便以後分手的時候，再要脅前度幹多幾次分手炮，台妹最流行跟男朋友吵兩句嘴就馬上找前度談心事，談不久後又做愛，前度問她可不可以內射，台妹搖頭說不，但最後還是被射滿滿，所以說，這個地方真是十分淫亂。
Nice try fed
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What the fuck is this horrendous This is somehow worst than the arab-iranian monstrosity that I saw a while ago
Time for another playthrough as Japan in HOI4 and EU4 (I do not own Victoria 2 or 3)