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Washington is trying to extend its terrestrial hegemony into orbit. Beijing’s answer is simple: Space is not America’s private hunting ground. You do not get to lose your monopoly on Earth and then declare the heavens another battlefield simply because military dominance is the only language you still trust.... show more

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Charley1 gün önce

Unfortunately, it’s the same old story. The United Stages wages War and China wages Peace.

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Jonathan Jones1 gün önce

china should not be naive, saying these things will not change people on the hill in the US’s opinions. Only way china should handle this is build their own weapons for spce, if they have not done so already

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Kylie1 gün önce

What happened with America it can not just live in peace like everyone it will find anything just to start fight 🤔 outer space again this is not okay

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bigedko1 gün önce

What a speech.. Namaste

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Stefan1 gün önce

杀光支那人为人类除害

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XF6F-61 gün önce

Last week China lost a satillite. Now Trump announce space weapons.

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tsu khan1 gün önce

When China says in diplomatic language that space is not the private property of the United States, it means that China also has weapons in space, and this is no secret."

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Multipolarity 🗺 or ðeatĥ1 gün önce

🇺🇸 not capable to achieve it's aspirations in that respect, so it's a mute issue. Their excellent at building moon landing props over in Hollywood, that's the extent of what they can do even with Musk and Bezos.

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Harry McDowell1 gün önce

What are they mad about? Cause we have reusable rockets that can launch a new satellite in 12 hours?

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Stefan0x1 gün önce

Rules for thee not for me.

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BLT No lettuce1 gün önce

Yes, says some chick named “Corrine” from Southeast Asia. Seems legit.

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P W Deutschland1 gün önce

Trump has three goals: To distance himself from the Epstein scandal, To enrich himself further, and To harm the Chinese because the United States can no longer rob them as it used to.

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Kuttitronic1 gün önce

Wonderful comment.

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KnezRomeo, Former professor1 gün önce

oh Corrine 💐💐💐

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Lynx Syndicates - Bespoke Social Housing1 gün önce

Unlike the British lackey, #China is already living 100+ years ahead of everyone else. The message is very clear to #ClownWorld - DON'T FUCK WITH #CHINA!!!

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Space Cadet1 gün önce

Sanity check.

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Ma Liberté1 gün önce

👏

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Guru Bukele Nakamoto1 gün önce

I guess the attitude here is. It is yours if you can defend it and fight for it. So there you go! Those are the rules. Rules of the Jungle!

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