The "Made in China" Coup: When Your Armored Vehicle Quits Mid-Revolution

A group of people tried a coup in Bolivia last year with chinese weapons

The Chinese armored vehicle broke down in middle of coup Then they tried smashing gates with the Chinese vehicle

u/Abdulwasir — 12 hours ago
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Chinese women exposing the dark reality of apartments in China.

u/Abdulwasir — 9 hours ago

After stealing tech, IP, and churning out fake products, the CCP is now trying to steal Buddhism itself. What's with their obsession with taking everything from other countries?

China's been caught red-handed investing big in Buddhism to expand its influence across Asia, challenging India's historical and cultural claim to the faith — all while the Dalai Lama succession looms.

This is classic CCP behavior:

  • Steal Western/Japanese/Korean tech and reverse-engineer it.
  • Flood markets with counterfeits and cheap copies.
  • Now, they're trying to co-opt an entire ancient religion and culture that originated in India and is central to Tibet to push geopolitical soft power and control the next Dalai Lama.

Why are communists/authoritarians like this? They don't create they seize, control, and repurpose. No respect for originality, borders, or genuine heritage. Buddhism gets "Sinicized" just like everything else under Xi. It's not about faith; it's about domination and erasing inconvenient histories (like Tibet). Alarm bells for the US and India make total sense. This isn't soft power it's cultural theft on steroids.
Sources: NBC News on China's big spending in Tibet/Buddhism ahead of succession, plus recent reports on the Dalai Lama's plans and Beijing's interference.
Thoughts? Is this just the next phase of "China Dream" expansionism?

u/Abdulwasir — 3 days ago

The Fake Beer Scandal in China is WILD.

Inside China’s Fake Beer Industry: What Are You Actually Drinking?

u/Abdulwasir — 6 days ago

Why Taiwan doesn't need to worry about China

> China's PLA is social media army.
> Chinese air defence system failed in Iran, Pakistan, & Venezuela.
> Chinese temu jets crash frequently.
> Chinese ships collide with their own ships.
> Chinese tanks' engines fail and humans have to push.
> Chinese missiles fall & explode in their own territory.
> PLA's vehicles explode frequently.
> China has never won a war and PLA is scared of war.

u/Abdulwasir — 8 days ago
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Beijing Banker Sabrina Liu’s Tragic Downfall: Failed Margin Call → Alleged Plane Crash into CITIC Headquarters?

Top CITIC Bank executive 刘俊华 (Sabrina), Client Management Assistant GM, reportedly lost everything in a devastating margin call.

According to leaked QQ chats: ‘She failed a margin call’ → ‘Flew a plane to ram the CITIC building.’

China’s high-stakes finance sector claims another? Netizens say the censorship machine is already working overtime to bury this one.

u/Abdulwasir — 6 days ago
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Chinese Tourist Caught Shitting On Owners Property -New Zealand.

u/Abdulwasir — 10 days ago

PARENTS RUSH 3-MONTH-OLD TO ICU AFTER SAVAGE DIET HACK GOES HORRIBLY WRONG. ARE SOME PEOPLE UNFIT TO RAISE KIDS?!

You honestly cannot make this stuff up. A couple in China just sent their three-month-old infant straight to the intensive care unit because they thought they knew better than actual doctors.

Instead of using regular water like a sane person, they decided to mix their baby’s formula with homemade vegetable juice because they wanted it to be "extra nutritious." The result? The concentrated liquid caused severe nitrite poisoning, literally blocking the baby's blood from carrying oxygen. The poor kid turned completely blue and couldn't breathe.

Thankfully, the ICU doctors managed to save the baby after two days of emergency treatment, but the internet is absolutely losing it over how reckless this was. When did basic common sense become a superpower?

u/Abdulwasir — 15 days ago