📝People's Armed Police Propaganda Bureau.
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Mar 23 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
A thread on why the F-47 might not be considered as true 6th generation fighter due to its canards.
And why canards are fine for 5th gen stealth fighters but not 6th gen fighters.
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The most important qualifiers to be a 6th gen fighter, are All-aspect stealth and muti-band stealth.
All-Aspect Stealth; Means the aircraft is stealth from all angles, 6th gen fighters removes the vertical tail to achieve this.
Such as the J-36
Mar 22 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
People don't understand "market economy". Yes, It's a fraud, but this fraudulent system runs the world.
Here's how China has enabled the cheat code of capitalism.
I'll use this American style suburbia in Shanghai as an example.
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Restricting housing density to low, will drive up home prices, stabilizing the real estate sector. This is the easy way to generate GDP.
Like it or not, the real estate sector is a sizable portion of the economy in every country.
Mar 9 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
The rationale for war with China over Taiwan, by the US Army War College:
The Americans believe China will be the one to initiate the war with the US over Taiwan, by attacking US forces.
Comprehensive thread diving into the mind games played between China and the US
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What does this particular rationale presented by the US Army War College tell us?
Our conclusion is that the US is afraid to initiate the war over Taiwan with China, because they lack good rationales for a such costly conflict.
To the US, war should be a profitable business.
Mar 8 • 9 tweets • 4 min read
The US air force on China's 6th gen fighter:
"We have some choices to make as we observe what China has produced".
China has surpassed the US on 6th gen fighter development. They're reacting to the Chinese development.
Thread on this watershed moment for air superiority
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It's the first time the US is playing catch up in air superiority, since World War 2.
The entire Western war doctrine revolves around gaining air superiority, losing that means losing everything.
For China, winning that means winning everything.
That's what at stake.
Mar 1 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
The Trump-Zelensky fight was the unintended consequence of a setup from both sides.
Zelensky wanted to act tough on camera, and Trump got cold feet and wanted to back out of the deal presented by Rubio.
Ultimate fault lies with Rubio and his State Department.
Here's why🧵: 1/8
The details of this mineral for protection deal would've been drafted by the State Department, and sold as a profitable business transaction by Rubio to Trump.
Feb 5 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
The US have promised to ethnically cleanse Gaza of the Palestinian population.
This is for the ultimate goal of the creation of Greater Israel, where Arabs live as 2nd class citizens under the Zionist apartheid.
The Arab world must wake up, here's what they must do.
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First thing first, get rid of all the weapons systems of Western origin.
All of it, even the European ones has backdoors that prevents their usage against Israel.
Might is Right, you don't have any bargaining power unless you have the fire power to back it up.
Jan 25 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
Air superiority over Taiwan is crucial for the PLA.
With it, we can obliterate any troop concentrations and land where ever we want, or we could impose crippling blockades.
Without it, nothing can happen.
🧵Thread on why Taiwan has no chance in maintaining air superiority
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First of all lets lay out the ground work.
This thread won't take into account of the fact that the PLA air force is about to be 2 generations ahead of the Taiwanese air force.
Nor the fact that the PLA can launch saturation attacks against their airports, disabling them.
Jan 18 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
Taking Taiwan made easy.
How a new ship type will open up the entire Taiwanese coast for PLA landing en masse.
The most comprehensive step by step thread on the fate of Taiwan when war starts.
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These specialist ships are barges that sail on its own.
When it reaches the landing zone, it will be turned into a temporary port/pier, that will allow Ro/Ro ships to disembark armored formations en masse.
These barges are just the connector, they don't carry troops themselves
Jan 16 • 13 tweets • 3 min read
China's trade surplus reached a historic $1 trillion.
🧵On how China broke the conventional neoliberal view on trade.
An interesting contribution to the surplus is the plateauing of Chinese imports.
Linked to the industrial upgrade of China, there are just not many things we need to buy from other countries, other than things we can't make, such as raw material.
Many take China's existence as the world's factory for granted, but before the rise of China in the 1990s the world economy were a lot different.
Less global, local manufacturing were the norm, Japan and South Korea were the first post-war outsource destination, but...
Jan 7 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
The Indian air force still haven't received the Tejas fighters they ordered in 2009.
Tejas is a low-end 4th gen fighter, the world has moved onto 6th gen fighters.
India's war strategy revolves around the 2.5 front war theory.
A thread on the strategic predicament of India.🧵
India's 2.5 front war means when war comes for India, they will have to fight China and Pakistan simultaneously, while also having to deal with the half (0.5) front of homegrown insurgents.
Recently, the addition of Bangladesh means India will have to deal with a 3.5 front war.
Jan 5 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
China's Kede created their oblique angle 5 axis continuous CNC machine tool.
They are used in high precision manufacturing, such as turbofan engine components.
Thread on productivity and China's economic transition.🧵
When some in the West talk about China's manufacturing advantage, they're still stuck in the decade old stereotype of cheap labor.
In reality, China's manufacturing prowess comes from the millions of STEM graduates our university produces each year.
Nov 19, 2024 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Photos from the Zhuhai airshow that's worthy to be the background image for your phone. 1/6
Deadly petals.
Nov 10, 2024 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
China has one of the best geopolitical location in the world.
Thread on geopolitical location and the national strategies required to full exploit and utilize it.
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China's land borders are secured with friendly neighbors, or are blocked by the Himalaya.
This means, our only threat vector are from the East and South, over the sea.
Missiles and future long range drone swarms, would be hard to detect over land, due to noise and obstructions.
Nov 8, 2024 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Ukraine war has no relevance for Taiwan.
Let's say we destroy all the port facilities in Taiwan, and continue to bomb it.
How do you transport anything heavy equipment into Taiwan?
Are you saying the island can fight a war without replenishing its weapon and munitions? 1/5
These pro-Taiwan shills are hilariously delusional.
They think our intentions for Taiwan has anything to do with chip manufacturing, disregarding the fact that the Taiwan issue has been there since 1949.
Nov 3, 2024 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
If war were to break out between China and the US.
We (China) cannot have half measures, we must elevate this war to the level short of nuclear Armageddon.
How our economy demands us to have total war.
We have no other choice.
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A limited war can only benefit the US, where their fictious capital and the strength of US dollar. can have leverage IF trade persists.
HOWEVER.
In a total war scenario, those leverages goes away along with trade, fiat money will be worthless paper if your shelves are empty.
Nov 1, 2024 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
More than 80% of stealth is determined by the shape of the aircraft.
This is going to be a huge dilemma for NATOids, they can't question J-35's stealth without also undermining the perceived stealth of F-35.
My opinion on the F-35.
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There are many issues with F-35, most of which is caused by the compromises made to accommodate the STOVL F-35B variant.
In a way, the J-35 is an optimized F-35 with no STOVL compromises.
It's sleek, focused in mission for air superiority.
Oct 21, 2024 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
China’s victory against wokeism.
JD, a huge online retailer hired feminist comedian Yang Li for promotions.
Her comedy promotes gender animosity and materialism, fear of motherhood and reject marriage.
Netizens immediately boycotted JD forcing them to cut all ties with her 1/4
Real feminist cause in China’s case, is the advocacy for strict implementation of domestic abuse laws.
Female employees should get proper maternity leaves without negatively impacting them.
Oct 16, 2024 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
Problems pertaining to rule of law in China are caused by Confucianism.
Some laws in China are feebly enforced, not because there's a lack of resources or corruption.
But because of Confucianist humanity.
Why Confucianism is garbage for statecraft.
Why Legalism is the way. 1/6
Confucianism has some use for inter personal relationships, it tries, in my opinion naively and pretentiously to be good.
But in a modern society, such "humanity" are often benefits the criminals.
Oct 13, 2024 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
The Type-093B nuclear attack submarine.
It has 16 VLS missile launchers with pump-jet propulsion.
For comparison, it has surpassed the Los Angeles Class and have reached similar levels of capabilities to the Virginia class submarine.
Why is it significant?
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There are 3 main ways for China to deter US intervention in a Taiwan scenario.
1️⃣ Missile based area denial system.
2️⃣Use our carrier battle groups to box out the US navy.
3️⃣Have enough nuclear submarines in the Western Pacific to force the US second guess themselves.
Oct 5, 2024 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
EU tariff on Chinese EVs is not about subsidies, since every country subsidizes the green industry.
They made it very clear, the tariff is a way to force Chinese carmakers to invest in the EU and produce cars locally.
This is expected. 1/5
Making cars in their respective market is pretty common in the automotive industries.
Chinese carmakers certainly don't shy away from setting up factories overseas, such as BYD in Thailand, with factories in Hungary, Turkey and Brazil coming soon.
Oct 4, 2024 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
The captain of Japanese destroyer Suzutsuki was sacked for entering Chinese waters, despite repeated warnings from Chinese coast guard.
The report from the investigation by Japan has been filed as confidential and not released.
Here's what we know.
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The Japanese destroyer entered Chinese waters on the 4th of July 2024, for 20 minutes before leaving.
They were there to monitor PLA navy activities.
Of course we were also closely monitoring them.