India watching China implode be like:
india has a lot of its own internal problems but I think they have a much firmer foundation then most countries.
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india has a lot of its own internal problems but I think they have a much firmer foundation then most countries.
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Wasn’t that something that happened during the French Revolution? Where people could get in trouble/executed for saying they were worried?
Bear in mind my knowledge of that time is spotty.
King Arts
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My first thought was Ancient Rome banning women from crying or any public mourning. Though at least the Romans were in a life or death struggle against Carthage. Why exactly is China doing this are they in some imminent crisis?
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Authoritarians and busy-bodies are gonna do what they do, I guess.
TheRejectionist
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Looks like another coverup in Inner Mongolia. September 2 "Thunderstorm Asthma" outbreak. Every hospital in Ordos and the surrounding region were filled to overflowing.
September 3 the dead was later determined to be radioactive contamination.
September 4 the PLA Chemical Defense Unit was deployed with NBC gear and ordered to contain the Uranium leak from the Ordos open coal mine. It was too late. The Uranium laced coal had been distributed to the rest of the region. Leaked readings were 1004 micro-Seivert.
Looks like China just created their own Chernobyl. Beijing has neglected all the warnings their own inspectors were filing on the possibility of Uranium dust spread. The mine was a slave labour prison of ethnic Mongolians. Corruption and the high price of coal the contractors decided to turn it into a massive open pit. The seasonal rain and dust storms spread the dust further.
The mine was closed in 2007 because of high radiation readings. It was reopened by the CCP in 2010 as part of Xi's infrastructure plans.
September 3 the dead was later determined to be radioactive contamination.
September 4 the PLA Chemical Defense Unit was deployed with NBC gear and ordered to contain the Uranium leak from the Ordos open coal mine. It was too late. The Uranium laced coal had been distributed to the rest of the region. Leaked readings were 1004 micro-Seivert.
Looks like China just created their own Chernobyl. Beijing has neglected all the warnings their own inspectors were filing on the possibility of Uranium dust spread. The mine was a slave labour prison of ethnic Mongolians. Corruption and the high price of coal the contractors decided to turn it into a massive open pit. The seasonal rain and dust storms spread the dust further.
The mine was closed in 2007 because of high radiation readings. It was reopened by the CCP in 2010 as part of Xi's infrastructure plans.
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Uranium laced coal and 1004 micro-Sieverts...oh, well, anyone got wind distrubution maps for that part of the world.
Also, can you link any sources of it?
Because this is the sort of thing that...a lot of the CCP is about to end up like the Chernobyl exclusion zone if the stupidity continues.
I can link the Taiwanese channel. The Chinese posts have already been scrubbed. I will say the company that owns the news channel was founded by Falun Gong refugees and was involved in the Great Translation Movement. Where they translated CCP broadcasts in the mainland properly and not the PR bullshit the CCP tells outsiders.
So there is bound to be bias.
There's been a communication blackout imposed on Inner Mongolia since September 4. If you try searching you'll get CCP garbage results for porno and gambling. Both of which are highly illegal outside of Hong Kong and Macau. 10 years in jail illegal
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In other news India responded to China's new claims with an accurate map of China. Unfortunately I'm completely hopeless at twitter. I don't know how to share Manoj Naravane's post with a geographically accurate map of Communist China.
Edit: one last try to link it
The Cantonia is inaccurate. Those are Northern Viet, Laos
Edit: one last try to link it
The Cantonia is inaccurate. Those are Northern Viet, Laos
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China’s radioactive dust an environmental horror | BusinessMirror Editorial
Japan started releasing treated radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean on August 24, 2023. Following the controversial discharge of the wastewater, China right away banned seafood from Japan. In a September 7, 2023 edition of Lei’s Real Talk on...
businessmirror.com.ph
Here we go.
So it's even worse than initially reported, when all the nitty gritty is looked at.
This is worse than Chernobyl, because at least there the contamination was mostly kept out of the water-table. There is no way to contain this once the shit is in the air in enough concentrations to be carried by thunderstorms.
This is going to poison that area for thousands of years, even if the activities were stopped.
Thank you. Yes. It's in the air and water. The 100 new coal plants they built as part of their massive ghost cities and infrastructure spending in Inner Mongolia just spread it further.China’s radioactive dust an environmental horror | BusinessMirror Editorial
Japan started releasing treated radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean on August 24, 2023. Following the controversial discharge of the wastewater, China right away banned seafood from Japan. In a September 7, 2023 edition of Lei’s Real Talk on...
Here we go.
So it's even worse than initially reported, when all the nitty gritty is looked at.
This is worse than Chernobyl, because at least there the contamination was mostly kept out of the water-table. There is no way to contain this once the shit is in the air in enough concentrations to be carried by thunderstorms.
This is going to poison that area for thousands of years, even if the activities were stopped.
When it was run by the national CCP the damage was limited to the slaves in the mine and coal handlers and the Uranium was being extracted to feed China's nuclear program. The Governor and his relatives who owns the mine now turned it into an open pit and promptly sold the laced coal as normal power plant and heating fuel. That area is fucked. If the winds are bad it'll hit Japan and the Philippines.
The government ignored the problem for years because their kickback of the tax was large and they reasoned only the Mongolians and Xinjiang would be affected.
Eh, article is saying the secret police were mining uranium for dirty bombs before selling it to the coal mining group.
This thing is an open air pitchblend/coal mine combo, which just...even the Soviets never were stupid enough to do open air pitchblend mining.
It wont be this issue that brings the CCP down, but it is another fuck up on the pile, I wonder what will be the breaking point that puts them down once and for all.
TheRejectionist
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When people are starved usually.
Unfortunately not. That's how Communists thin the herd to maintain power.
Yep -- See the Holodomor and Mao's "Great Leap Forward" as textbook examples.
Lord Sovereign
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Nah, the morons actually thought they could maximise efficiency with the farms and it all went horribly wrong because communists reject reality and substitute it with their own as a matter of principle.
The thin the herd bit tends to happen when some party members shit their pants over these policies going wrong and “undermine the revolution” because of their capitalist roader “pattern recognition.”