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Posted by: 90sRetroFan
« on: January 02, 2026, 12:07:41 am »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF8iA--YWJQ

The analysis is accurate, but it assumes Xi behaves like a rational player. What if he does not? So long as Eurocentrist Xi has no intention to collect, the bargaining debt Russia has accumulated means nothing no matter how large it is in theory.

Worse, if instead of playing the both ethically and strategically correct move of taking Russian territory, Xi decides to play the both unethical and strategically imbecilic move of invading Taiwan, China could find itself facing problems similar to those that Russia is currently facing, thereby negating the advantageous position it currently holds over Russia.

Woke comments:

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If China was to attack Russia right now, who would help putin.

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Outter Manchuria was stolen off China 🇨🇳  - plain an simple. Outter Manchuria is China 🇨🇳 and must be taken back.

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All Xi need to do is quietly move the borders west & north.

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Yeah, why should Xi bother with Taiwan, when it can have russia’s east with almost no resistance

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Hopefully China takes parts of Russia and stops bothering Taiwan.

Meanwhile:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY3k256el4o

 ::)
Posted by: 90sRetroFan
« on: November 28, 2025, 01:43:40 pm »

The video is too optimistic. I agree with the following comment (except I would replace "Western" with "Atlanticist"):

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Seems to me like Russia is playing both sides, a bit like Stalin did. Putin allies with China in order to weaken Western dominance but he's wary enough of China to wait for the moment to switch sides. That's his game, I feel.

Orban's role was supposed to be to convert the EU to Duginism, which would have enabled Russia to switch sides sooner. Had Ukraine really surrendered within three days (as Putin had hoped it would), Orban's job would have become much easier. But Putin's miscalculation in Ukraine has (fortunately for us) ended up making Orban's job harder. Still, they are sticking to the plan:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=729CG8WIY60
Posted by: SodaPop
« on: November 28, 2025, 01:12:24 pm »

Russia - China's Vassal State
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N5TJmtcRp0
Posted by: 90sRetroFan
« on: November 27, 2025, 06:28:16 pm »

Everyone knowledgeable is talking about this now:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxuSjPQ5YRk

Woke comments:

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China should wait another few months, then invade Russia's East.
They could steam roll what's left of the Russian army and control massive mineral and oil resources.

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Since the first year of the war I have been hoping that China would move on Russia and take Siberia instead of attacking Taiwan.  I’m hoping that will happen soon.

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China would gain little with a war to take over a largely destroyed Taiwan and cannot be sure of succeeding. Conversely, they would gain MANY of the things they actually need right now such as water, oil, gas and other valuable resources.  They also have a very strong claim to take back large tracts of Russian land that Russia took from China years ago when they were weak.  Russia is now weak and China is strong.

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China would gain more by occupying Siberia, Sakhalin and Manchuria than it would by invading Taiwan.

(China should give Karafuto ("Sakhalin"):

https://trueleft.createaforum.com/colonial-era/sakhalin/msg4857/#msg4857

back to Japan for free as a folkist gesture, in my opinion.)

Reproductive Eurocentrist comment:

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Siberia has women to, as China has more men than women.

 ::)

The potential for further racial contamination is actually my main reservation (if any) about China taking over Siberia, although you could argue that the racial quality near the border is already low enough (heavy Mongolian etc. input) that it doesn't matter much. But this is further reason why Taiwan needs to stay as far away as possible from this mess. If China takes over both Siberia and Taiwan (which is also possible) within the near future, with the result that within a few generations Siberian bloodlines drift into Taiwan, that would be the worst outcome*.

(* Unfortunately, "New China" Turanists have the exact opposite attitude: looking up to Siberian blood while looking down on Taiwanese aboriginal blood.....)
Posted by: 90sRetroFan
« on: November 03, 2025, 05:45:14 am »

I hope so:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmPjMJ_otl4

But I am not optimistic, nor are some commenters:

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China will never do this for one simple reason, they're smart enough to understand that they would be alone on the world stage against the west without Russia and its current leadership, which would mean their eventual downfall regardless.

Just imagine if Russia gets split up tomorrow, and China manages to form a puppet from the new country in Siberia.. great they have that territory, but now what? They now have a potentially democratic western Russia, a.k.a a united Europe, then India (which will turn even more west because there's no more Russia), Japan, South Korea, etc.. and who are their remaining allies? Venezuela, North Korea, Cuba, some African countries, etc. The playing field would be extremely one sided. So China is actually benefitting from having Russia to their north and as a major ally on the world stage.

This view (accurately described by the above commenter) itself is wrong, but I fear that too many in China hold this wrong view.

Other relevant comments:

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I thought that China was already making very long term contracts, leases and treaties with Russia , which are gradually ceding parts of Russia to Chinese control.  Why would China have a "special military operation" with Russia when China can just buy parts of Russia very cheaply.

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why pay if you can get it free? Siberia is up for the takes. a Great off-ramp for Xi who hopefully realises soon that the dream of Taiwan will turn into a nightmare. A stroll in Syberia, on the other hand, will be very pleasant and boost national pride. Who's going to be asking about some stupid island when we have 1-2 million km2 of land rich in resources? Plus, nobody, I repeat, nobody would impose any sanctions for invading Russia.

I agree with the latter take. Morally, it is unsatisfactory to buy back something stolen from you, indeed being willing to do so tacitly legitimizes the theft. Also, buying it back does not offer any opportunity to physically exterminate the Russians occupying the territory, whereas taking it back could (at least in theory, although I doubt it will happen in practice).
Posted by: 90sRetroFan
« on: October 13, 2025, 08:18:43 pm »

Sanity at last?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ctsa0iqXdk

Woke comments:

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If rhis is true. If China are backing away.. , I think they will reclaim terretories in Russia that were part of China way back in history.

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China would be very interested in retaking territory rich in natural resources that used to belong to them.

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Has the world's largest lake, China needs the water.

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China is taking Lake Bikal one way or the other.

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And China maybe not need to take over Taiwan at all...?

Russia has always been the one with most to gain from any China-Taiwan conflict, both as a way to divert China's attention away from Manchuria, and as a way to worsen China's relations with other countries in the region.
Posted by: RussianHighHeelRace
« on: June 19, 2025, 09:52:21 pm »

Russia's FSB calls China 'the enemy' — leaked NYT report exposes secret Kremlin fears
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Russian President Vladimir Putin publicly stated that Russia's friendship with China is unshakable. He said their strategic military and economic cooperation has entered a golden era. However, in the corridors of Lubyanka — the headquarters of the FSB — Chinese officials are called "the enemy," informs The New York Times...
Entire article: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/russia-s-fsb-calls-china-the-enemy-leaked-nyt-report-exposes-secret-kremlin-fears/ar-AA1Ghcmc?ocid=BingNewsSerp

If true it is not surprising. Those that steal land from their neighbors are often nervous that the victim will come to it's senses and demand the stolen land back. This is why "whites" in the U.S. are so concerned with "wokeness" at the end of the day too, no? This is why westerners were so afraid of Hitler to, for example. Digressing...

Maps Show Russian Territory China Could Annex Amid FSB 'Suspicion'
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Russia fears China could annex part of its Far East region, including the port city of Vladivostok, and beyond, according to a leaked document from Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB).

The eight-page internal FSB document, obtained by The New York Times, reveals that despite Russian President Vladimir Putin's outward projection of warm ties with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, he fears Beijing is "trying to encroach" on Russian territory.

When contacted for comment, Liu Pengyu, a spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in Washington, told Newsweek: "Regarding China-Russia relations, in recent years, with the joint efforts of both sides, China-Russia relations have maintained a stable, healthy and high-level development trend.

"Long-term good-neighborliness, friendship, mutual benefit, cooperation and win-win results have become the distinctive characteristics of the relationship between the two countries."...
Entire article: https://www.newsweek.com/map-russian-territory-china-annex-fsb-2082706

If western politicians had any actual smarts about them they would be figuring out how to help China get it's stolen territory back from Russia, but they seem willing to repeat all the mistakes of the past, including the mistakes that lead up to WWII!? They have not even learned any real lessons from the failure in Iraq after-all, have they? Iran is NOT Iraq...
Posted by: ChinaSuperiorToUSSR
« on: May 09, 2025, 01:24:24 am »

I feel bad for a China that has been forced against its will to compete in a modern capitalist Judaic hierarchy were Marxist Communism has been presented as a savior, when that demon's purpose has always been to deepen the spell it originally caught their attention by. Imagine a China without Western manipulation and intervention, what a world that would be!?
Posted by: Zhang Caizhi
« on: May 09, 2025, 12:58:31 am »

Quote from: rp on March 20, 2023, 08:13:06 pm
More arctic alliance posters with subhuman phenotypes (note the architecture in the background of the first. These posters were made by Russia before the Sino-Soviet split. We are witnessing a revival of this strategy with Duginism:

Aren't these posters created by Chinese artists or at least allowed to be published to Chinese people by China?

https://chineseposters.net/artists/yangxianrang

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Yang Xianrang (1930) is from Mouping, Shandong Province. After his graduation from the Drawing Department of the Central Art Academy, he was assigned to work as an artist and editor at the People's Fine Arts Publishing House. In 1958, he was transferred to the Research Office of the Ministry of Culture, and in 1961, he was transferred again, this time to a teaching position in the Blockprint Department of the Central Art Academy.

Yang specializes in blockprints, but is well-versed in oil painting and Chinese painting. He collaborated in poster design with Ma Changli and Yin Rongsheng.

Sources
Michael Sullivan, Modern Chinese Artists - A Biographical Dictionary (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2006)

Zhongguo meishuguan (ed.), 中国美术年鉴 1949-1989 (Guilin: Guangxi meishu chubanshe, 1993)
Posted by: ChinaSuperiorToUSSR
« on: May 08, 2025, 11:59:20 pm »

Quote from: Zhang Caizhi on May 08, 2025, 11:37:20 pm
PLA Honor Guard set for Red Square parade

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202505/08/WS681cd352a310a04af22be376.html

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The People's Liberation Army Honor Guard has prepared well to take part in the spectacular military parade that will mark the 80th anniversary celebrations of the victory of the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War on Friday in Moscow, Russia, in a demonstration of China's commitment to maintaining world peace.

The 119 members of the PLA Honor Guard have already participated in three rehearsals — on April 29, Saturday and Wednesday — for the parade at Red Square in Moscow.

In a statement released on Monday, the Chinese Defense Ministry said the PLA Honor Guard was invited by the defense ministries of Russia and Belarus to participate in commemorative parades marking the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War in Moscow and Minsk.

Meanwhile, videos of the members of the Honor Guard participating in the rehearsals in Moscow have sparked widespread discussions on Chinese social media.

In the videos, the guards can be seen singing popular Chinese military songs while marching, as Chinese students and local residents warmly cheer them on.

"When I guarded the Chinese flag down the streets of Moscow and saw countless Chinese expatriates waving the national flag, I felt that the flag is a symbol of faith, direction and the dreams and hopes of countless Chinese people," Cui Hangteng, a member of the Honor Guard squad, was quoted by China Media Group as saying after a rehearsal.

"This warmth is our strength in this mission," he added.

In another widely circulated video, the Honor Guard soldiers can be seen chanting slogans, such as "Remember history, commemorate the martyrs" and "Justice will prevail. Peace will prevail. The people will prevail", as they march down the streets. Crowds of onlookers can be seen responding enthusiastically, shouting, "Long live China!"

Another popular video shows the Honor Guard members singing Ode to the Motherland, one of China's best known patriotic songs, accompanied by a Chinese woman in the crowd playing a bamboo flute.

Liu Chao, another member of the Honor Guard, told China Media Group that to further demonstrate the friendship between China and Russia, they also learned to sing classic Russian songs.

During the rehearsals in Red Square, they chanted "Long live China-Russia friendship. Long live world peace" in Russian.

Upon arriving in Moscow, the Honor Guard squad had to adjust to the time difference and change in weather. They trained rigorously to ensure a high-standard performance.

Another team member, Zhang Dingxin, said that they drew from previous experience of international appearances, actively overcoming the adverse effects of time and temperature differences, as well as changes in environment. They especially made plans to cope with possible adverse weather conditions and unexpected situations to ensure a spectacular parade appearance.

In 2015, members of the PLA Honor Guard participated in a military parade in Moscow commemorating the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War.

Empty slogans of liberation and unity are certainly a Marxist\Lenist\-Communist phenomenon that even the MAGA Communists are capable of. Do true friends put a time limit on friendship? The concept of: "I will be your friend for the next 5 years, after that you might be my enemy, I guess we will cross that bridge when we get to it?", works in forming friendships and alliances in ordinary civilian life? No wonder Hitler never trusted the U.S.S.R.!!!
Posted by: Zhang Caizhi
« on: May 08, 2025, 11:37:20 pm »

PLA Honor Guard set for Red Square parade

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202505/08/WS681cd352a310a04af22be376.html

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The People's Liberation Army Honor Guard has prepared well to take part in the spectacular military parade that will mark the 80th anniversary celebrations of the victory of the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War on Friday in Moscow, Russia, in a demonstration of China's commitment to maintaining world peace.

The 119 members of the PLA Honor Guard have already participated in three rehearsals — on April 29, Saturday and Wednesday — for the parade at Red Square in Moscow.

In a statement released on Monday, the Chinese Defense Ministry said the PLA Honor Guard was invited by the defense ministries of Russia and Belarus to participate in commemorative parades marking the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War in Moscow and Minsk.

Meanwhile, videos of the members of the Honor Guard participating in the rehearsals in Moscow have sparked widespread discussions on Chinese social media.

In the videos, the guards can be seen singing popular Chinese military songs while marching, as Chinese students and local residents warmly cheer them on.

"When I guarded the Chinese flag down the streets of Moscow and saw countless Chinese expatriates waving the national flag, I felt that the flag is a symbol of faith, direction and the dreams and hopes of countless Chinese people," Cui Hangteng, a member of the Honor Guard squad, was quoted by China Media Group as saying after a rehearsal.

"This warmth is our strength in this mission," he added.

In another widely circulated video, the Honor Guard soldiers can be seen chanting slogans, such as "Remember history, commemorate the martyrs" and "Justice will prevail. Peace will prevail. The people will prevail", as they march down the streets. Crowds of onlookers can be seen responding enthusiastically, shouting, "Long live China!"

Another popular video shows the Honor Guard members singing Ode to the Motherland, one of China's best known patriotic songs, accompanied by a Chinese woman in the crowd playing a bamboo flute.

Liu Chao, another member of the Honor Guard, told China Media Group that to further demonstrate the friendship between China and Russia, they also learned to sing classic Russian songs.

During the rehearsals in Red Square, they chanted "Long live China-Russia friendship. Long live world peace" in Russian.

Upon arriving in Moscow, the Honor Guard squad had to adjust to the time difference and change in weather. They trained rigorously to ensure a high-standard performance.

Another team member, Zhang Dingxin, said that they drew from previous experience of international appearances, actively overcoming the adverse effects of time and temperature differences, as well as changes in environment. They especially made plans to cope with possible adverse weather conditions and unexpected situations to ensure a spectacular parade appearance.

In 2015, members of the PLA Honor Guard participated in a military parade in Moscow commemorating the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War.
Posted by: 90sRetroFan
« on: March 18, 2025, 01:06:16 am »

I told you so:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcDcxWS5BWA

Woke comments:

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Does this have anything to do with Trump's recent pro-Russia movement? If so, it really makes sense.

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Looks like Trump's ass-kissing of Putin has finally borne some fruit.

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Putin has reunited with his friend once again. Goodbye to the temporary companion!

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Russians have always wanted to be considered European/Western. The oligarchs have their houses / boats in Europe/US and not in Peking or China.

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They are more similar to the west than east Asia.

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Russia always was culturally closer to Europe and America. It Wanted to be closer. 
It never had a chinese culture or wanted one.

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I lived in Europe over a decades.tons of Russians where i lived. Despite them living in poorer estate.they still look down on Chinese. Totally agree with your video!

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Siberia and E Russia belongs to China as their ancestral land.

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Outer Mongolia was Chinese territory before Russia took it. Russia does not have the capability to defend its borders if China were to decides to take Outer Mongolia back. Outer Mongolia would be a much easier “special military operation,” for China than taking Taiwan would be.
Posted by: 90sRetroFan
« on: December 07, 2024, 11:22:37 pm »

Improvement?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uFflvvkSTs

Woke comments:

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Russia is huge, if China stays peaceful they could really stretch their toes out in Eastern Russia. With the right alliances they could take half of Russia.

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Russia took Chinese land at the end of WW2, as well as Japanese islands. Russia has never been inclined to return these lands back
China could take these back

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exactly plenty of room for 700 million Chinese to relocate to

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China should have Siberia
Posted by: 90sRetroFan
« on: October 26, 2024, 01:00:16 pm »

We can hope:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pw0IwF6AAh0

Posted by: 90sRetroFan
« on: September 11, 2024, 05:43:06 pm »

https://www.yahoo.com/news/russia-says-could-combine-china-142351507.html

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Russia says it could "combine" with China if they faced a threat

Woke comments:

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China would be in a better position if it watched Russia get ground into the dirt like a cigarette butt.

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or china could just take it over

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Question is, When is China gonna figure out Vlady is a coward and Russia couldn't fight it's way out of a wet paper bag and can take as much of Russian land as they want and THE World won't care?

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Russia: you are wishful thinking. Chinese is not in your pocket as much as thought. Time changed. Give half your territory back to China you grabbed from in past centuries.

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Putin needs to give back Outer Manchuria to China. Outer Manchuria was annexed by Russia back in the Qing Dynasty.

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If China invades Russia right now, they could take so much land