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11 Aug 17
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China will NOT intervene if Kim Jong-In attacks America,but will step in to prevent a strike aimed at North Korea if Trump moves first,Chinese state media warns
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so for whatever reason there it is.
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well I think they might of taught the North all they know about nukes,certainly sold to them anyway
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there you are, why do we allow Chinese citizens in Britain, that is where there allegiance lies let them go to N.Korea.
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pretty soon there will be more enemies of Britain living in Britain than British.
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CHINA = CHINA + NK
They are one ! |
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China is using NK to threaten USA
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china owns great swathes of the uk,property, land,buisness etc
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wentworth golf course, they are doing a fine job there
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I've heard some sh1t in my time but lfc takes the biscuit ! Not allowing Chinese citizens to live in the UK ! Who's going to cook my Chicken in green pepper and black bean sauce ? Couldn't give a monkeys about nuclear war me not getting my take away is serious
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Seriously that's all it takes, the Americans didn't come off to well in Vietnam and Korea because the US politicians didn't want the Chinese joining in
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This should have been left to the career diplomats to sort out, not Twitter threats winding up the tension every few days. China wants to rule its own backyard and it is probably crucial to world peace that it is NOT allowed to, and that Pax Americana remains.
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We should nationalise all Chinese assets in UK unless they can prove the money came from legitamate sources.
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and what about my fish n chip ufcdan?
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Boycott all Takeaways back to mince and tatties
and stovies ffs not good this. |
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In London we have Thai, Vietnamese, Malaysian, Cambodian etc....would be no problem.
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Locked and loaded ! so pipe down dan.
Trump has the makings of the greatest leader since Churchill. |
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I once met a very attractive Chinese lady and asked for a number 69. What I got was Sweet and Sour chicken with bean shoots.
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I was at a seance the other night and we managed to contact Henry Youngman. He told us his wife was Chinese and every time they passed a Chinese takeaway he would go in and say "Take my wife ... please".
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Mr 77- are you sure it wasn't Henry's brother Henny?
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Of course it might of been Henry "Henny" Youngman being the same person, as it would be silly for parents to name one son Henry and the other Henny!
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The n was next to the r on the Ouija board
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Ironically you can buy a Henny the Hoover from China. Half the price of a similar looking model.
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China copiy everything and they are
almost the same as the companies that went over there for cheap labour.Well the Chinese now have the blueprints and just sell them things unbranded to avoid the fakes at them now. |
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In the early to mid-20th century there was another country notorious for ripping off patents. Can't remember the name -- United States of Something-or-other.
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oh for heavens sake, the most inventive and creative country in the worlds history, America( With the possible exception of Britain)
and ramruma says that no one likes to be thankful. |
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True though. Same as China. Take the p till your own industries are up and running, then get serious about imposing the law. Same with pollution now for China.
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not at all. when China invents something they can consider themselves the same as America.
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this is the American world we live in , thank goodness.
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They did some good MacDonalds Happy meal toys !
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Do you know America is good at everything : )
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Romania make Kinder egg toys for slave wages in
the family home.Kids helping the adults and i mean kids like 4-5 not 13-14 like some factories. |
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Update: Fourth, the Chinese government is now indicating that it will not defend North Korea from a retaliatory strike if the regime attacks the U.S. (which includes Guam). The Global Times, which reflects the view of the Chinese government, indicated that China would stop the U.S. from trying to overthrow the North Korean regime but would not defend North Korea if it struck the U.S. first. That is a significant change from the status quo ante.
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Simple Resolution ,Wait Till Jong and the Gang all in one Place MOAB, job done ,The millions oF Oppressed NK's will be delighted
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I once met a very attractive Chinese lady and asked for a number 69. What I got was Sweet and Sour chicken with bean shoots.
Slicer, the young lady in question must of had a poor digestive system, I've only ever found a tomato pip when yodelling up the canyon  |
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If I lived within 100 miles of Hinkley Point, I'd be worried about my house price going down.
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Yeah living near Hinkley point hardly radiates confidence
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Hope the neighbours don't fall out with each other.
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In 2015, Theresa May's political adviser Nick Timothy wrote an article to oppose People's Republic of China's involvement in sensitive sectors such as the Hinkley Point C nuclear power project. He criticised David Cameron and George Osborne of "selling our national security to China" without rational concerns and "the Government seems intent on ignoring the evidence and presumably the advice of the security and intelligence agencies." He warned that security experts are worried the Chinese could use their role in the programme (designing and constructing nuclear reactor) to build weaknesses into computer systems which allow them to shut down Britain's energy production at will and "...no amount of trade and investment should justify allowing a hostile state easy access to the country's critical national infrastructure."
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