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by bingbong70 5y ago
>I see pasabagi criticizing xtian’s specific comments and approach. I see him implying that the comments/observations are not in good faith and that he might be paid for taking the positions he takes. This seems completely unnecessa
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by bingbong70 5y ago
This notion that everyone skeptical of western defense contractor funded claims is paid by China is a sad evolution of the close minded rebuttals that existed during the Iraq WMD period. There is no counter to this false claim online which
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by bingbong70 5y ago
>U.S. targets Chinese Uighur militants as well as Taliban fighters in Afghanistan https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/u-s-targets-chinese-uighu... They were considered terrorists, then at some point during the S
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by bingbong70 5y ago
CIA has a long history of funding terrorists and attempting regime change operations around the world, China included. People that know the pattern can see the bullshit coming from a mile away. Why the US all of a sudden loves the Uyghur te
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by bingbong70 5y ago
>Bitcoin cannot succeed past a certain level because then it competes with the USD and becomes a threat. It already is a threat to the USD and the game theory ensures anyone fighting against Bitcoin loses in the long run. If the US wants
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by bingbong70 5y ago
>Fact check: No, email to Fauci doesn't contain origin of a 'coronavirus bioweapon' I didn't argue that the email contained claims about the 'origin'. Email Subject: > "Coronavirus Bioweapon Product
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by bingbong70 5y ago
>Was the primary driver of the Tiananmen Square protest caused by the CIA? You are saying that if a CIA regime change pattern is detected and the CIA doesn't publicly disclose its covert/overt operations (even as it does expect
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by bingbong70 5y ago
>Do you seriously believe that the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989 were backed by the CIA? Western intelligence generally rush to protect their assets, or at least they used to... These regime change attempts have been ongoing for abou
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by bingbong70 5y ago
I disagree, NATO countries (including Japan) have benefited from sabotaging/disrupting Chinese trade for more than a century. They know what they stand to gain by making China the "virus spreader/origin" of the world. Th
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by bingbong70 5y ago
What incentive does Bing have to hide evidence of a failed CIA coup attempt in China?
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by bingbong70 5y ago
North Carolina lab was shipping covid around the world. Wouldn't be surprised if the lab in Fort Detrick was doing similar research. You seem to assume a bio-weapon has to cause mass death to be effective and meet the deployer's o
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by bingbong70 5y ago
>I do not believe that covid was intentionally designed and released as a bio weapon. History says you are wrong to discount NATO countries (I include Japan as an unofficial member) using bio-weapons. They have a long history of deployin
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by bingbong70 5y ago
The point is to disrupt, not mass murder, and in that sense, mission accomplished. This scenario is just as plausible as the lab leak theory, and probably has just as much evidence.
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by bingbong70 5y ago
My understanding is a small minority own all the land, this is the kind of stupid anemic growth China would've experienced without Mao's land reforms. Protip: Never the let criminal class keep/hold the majority of the land. S
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by bingbong70 5y ago
This "Marketplace of ideas" is run by English speakers, in our case, and completely ignores the idea that we or our allies may have been involved in a biological attack on China. Very convenient, in my opinion, since history says
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by bingbong70 5y ago
You are confusing BTC and ETH... A fully validating BTC node can be run on a raspberry pi, a full ETH node requires much more equipment.
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by bingbong70 5y ago
If given a choice, as a person that lives 99% of the time in the US, would you rather have a US device that is backdoored by the NSA/CIA or a Chinese device that is backdoored by the Chinese government? I personally think the latter is
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by bingbong70 5y ago
An expansion on the terrorist training ground the CIA created in Syria which tens of thousands of Uyghurs attended (not commonly known in the US). > "CIA trained and funded rebel groups, some ended up fighting alongside Al-Nusra (Al
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by bingbong70 5y ago
My understanding is a few labs, including one in North Carolina, were working on this virus and shared samples with labs around the world. Unfortunately, these viruses are now easy enough for a small team anywhere in the world to create wit
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by bingbong70 5y ago
Disease was purposely spread in the Americas as part of a biological warfare operation (the quotes from military leaders are easy to find)... > “I will try to inoculate the Indians by means of blankets that may fall in their hands, takin
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by bingbong70 5y ago
There are multiple ways to characterize every point you are making. China has a long history of being the victim of foreign attacks using these routes, everything you mention is a defensive strategy to protect trade, borders, and the popula
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by bingbong70 5y ago
There may be fake fans but unpopular opinion, I'm one of the real non-Chinese fans. Many of their posts point out tremendous hypocrisy in the west's interactions with developing countries. As a citizen of the west, these criticism
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by bingbong70 5y ago
Its hard to have an anti-corruption movement without the side effect of consolidating power. Hopefully the US will soon have an anti-corruption movement (long overdue), so the world can see an example of how one can be properly executed.
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by bingbong70 5y ago
I personally think the GFW is a good thing, for now, that other developing countries may have an interest in copying. Free flowing mass communication in nations without fully developed public (security) services can be a disaster... the con
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by bingbong70 5y ago
I do find it interesting that the idea of a foreign country dropping covid in China is not even considered. It's not even considered by the people who are aware of the history of mass anti-Sino biological warfare that took place around
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by bingbong70 5y ago
What people don't realize is there is an overlap between 'originating from nature" and "originating from a foreign attack", both share a non-lab-leak origin but the latter is not even considered in the countries (US
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by bingbong70 5y ago
The vast majority of English media is published by 2-3 countries, whatever they believe or are incentivized by their governments/capital-class to publish usually become the mainstream narratives. This centralized system of information
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by bingbong70 5y ago
>Black people sold other black people to white people. Slavery was banned in the major kingdoms in Africa, the slave trading minority were empowered, funded, and armed by foreigner traders. They were able to take control of a large porti
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by bingbong70 5y ago
Western monopoly capital is aware that Afro-Asian unity is a potential economic threat. Dividing these communities is a priority to some... The narratives will be mainstreamed, any problems will be amplified, and I have a feeling covert ele
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by bingbong70 5y ago
I appreciate your support. I've noticed my favorite science-related publications (ArsTechnica was especially surprising) completely suppressing and deleting these kinds of discussions in the comment sections. Unfortunately this topic h

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