Long term we hope for ignoring him, but short term ignoring him gives the wrong impression to low information voters that he’s just fine, a regular politician. Then it’s just a toss up who they choose. No, he’s a dumpster fire and that needs to be screamed from the rooftops.

Nailed it.

Holy crap that’s terrible USA, wtf big time guys, what the fuck.

The BBC article doesn’t read as hyperbolic about the incident at all really to me. Seems pretty balanced for what occurred, which would be alarming and unsettling to anyone.

Search for them in Chinese or China content if you can, those cars and brands are on the roads here in China in high numbers.

First Huberman and now this, you’re letting me down Stanford!

Wait we already had one Covid.

Can he be any more unlikeable?

Great, Slavi Ukrainian! Godspeed guys, keep it up!

Super interesting read, thank you for the share.

Damn straight, well said

Slavi Ukraini! I hope they can fly 100 of these through.

You got thousands of troops, someone is bound to slip up.

Also see:

• Hong Kong
• Xinjiang

Top of the article:

Nicola Smith, The Telegraph’s Asia Correspondent, was onboard a Philippine Coast Guard ship accompanying fishermen near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea on Tuesday when her vessel was attacked by the China Coast Guard

I was standing on the deck of a Philippine Coast Guard shipwhen a Chinese vessel opened fire with its water cannon.

The powerful jets of water initially looped into the air – but within seconds they had begun to batter our craft, pounding down on the stern of the ship.

There were moments of chaos: Filipino crew members dived for cover, screaming instructions to each other…

Yes, the details and global awareness of America’s increasingly significant investment in the relationship with the Philippines is important. This was nearly lost under Duterte and is a key bulwark against China’s aggression towards Taiwan. This is a milestone worth acknowledging as a trend in the right direction.

This is very important news in the Asia region, with key developments and noteworthy significance. I’m glad it’s present here.

Houston has some light rail also.

Is it? I’ve seen big truck digger attachments and cranes that do exactly that. Maybe they don’t survive it well or are very sensitive or something.

Why couldn’t they also transplant and save the old trees?

Edit: ok I believe you guys, was just hopeful and curious