TheSovietOnion [none/use name]

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  • Xi’s rivals, from natopedia:

    Bo Xilai

    convicted on bribery and embezzlement charges

    associated with Jiang’s faction, sometimes referred to as the “elitists”, that is generally known to favor a model that emphasizes free trade, economic development in the coastal regions, and export-led growth. It is a coalition composed largely of “princelings” (the children of high-ranking former party leaders), business people, leaders of coastal cities

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    Zhou Yongkang

    convicted of bribery, abuse of power, and the intentional disclosure of state secrets

    Zhou’s eldest son made more than US$1.6 billion from public works in the city of Chongqing alone

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    Crazy how a new government can simply get rid of a bunch of high level, powerful corrupt politicians like this. Too bad there’s probably not a lot of trustworthy information on the matter amidst the propaganda, because the details of Xi’s rise feels very intriguing and interesting (specially if you dismiss the “great man” illusion and consider the masses of relationships shifting around inside the party)








  • I’ve been thinking that the “no aggression against Lebanon” demand is not really a friendly/humanitarian exigence, like it keeps being suggested in these last megas.

    The entity is never going to let this one pass, and thus no agreement is reached. Multiple countries are put into strain due to oil shortages, or even become military targets due to being vassals. This makes their survival and integrity mostly depend on cessation of the entity’s goals.

    I think it’s a mechanism to turn the economic survival of multiple nations directly opposed to the entity’s expansion and colonialism. If the war goes on for longer because ceasefires keep getting violated, this would pressure the affected nations into taking some kind of action against the entity.

    Now a question: why must they take Lebanon now? Why can’t they take a few months of building up and planning before resuming the aggression?