Dimon Liu, a democracy advocate.
You forgot this part:
Washington, D.C.-based
Also,
and this second-hand intimidation
Please. Spare me.
Dimon Liu, a democracy advocate.
You forgot this part:
Washington, D.C.-based
Also,
and this second-hand intimidation
Please. Spare me.
I just wanted to see if I could make it light up if I accrued enough static electricity, okay?!
It's like he nabbed Stalin's moustache off his corpse when he died and glued it to his forehead upside down.
Great, I love that album.
Yeah, that's really sounding like a bad time.
thebureau.news is not a worthwhile source of information. It was founded by Sam Cooper after he was fired from Global News for his shoddy "journalism".
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It's fine to be critical and wary of China. But when you sink to using The Bureau as a source it's hard not to think you're agenda posting.
Anyone with any experience with addiction understands that the desire to beat it has to come from within the addicted or it won't stick.
simply highlighting text to paste into a word processing file.
Did they just change the back and foreground colours to black and call it a day?
“Our president shares our love of young, nubile girls.
barf
Do these people really think people aren't downloading and archiving everything they release immediately? Incompetent morons.
Can't lose your cheese in the wash if you never do laundry.
No, I still question the source. The Bureau is trash and it hurts your credibility a lot to use it. It's not the first time you've gone to that poisoned well, either.
And you don't think someone being hosted by the US could possibly have any reason to paint China as especially hostile?