China Ready to Invade Russia

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China Ready to Invade Russia

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[mrmj]

It's like watching WWII play out in slow motion ... and in 4k

[bkrumer]

If you think China is going to war against Russia because their desire for outer Manchuria is more important than the cheap energy Russia provides and the counterbalance to the US, your analytical skills leave much to be desired.

[shepherdsknoll]

This is the last thing China is thinking about

[ThomasDillon-zu]

I got a fortune cookie last year that said, " You will live in interesting times!" I show it to my wife and explain to her that that is an ancient Chinese curse.

[spxram]

China will go for all Siberia, not only Manchuria.

[mirandarights]

When people don't study history they are doomed to repeat it

[PowerUnicorn]

Sick and tired of YouTuber's agreeing with China's "rights" to get back land it lost in wars.
What year do you want to set the world map? Do other countries get to join in and either take back land or cease to exist?

[papadingo]

Terrific history information to support your analysis.

Well done.

[jhansen]

In the thirties, Japan invaded Manchuria and killed 25, 000, 000, more than hHitler, but no one talks about that? Why?

[mrmj]

If China is so concerned with "historical borders", then let's run it back to the Mongol empire and give Mongolia back all the territories it conquered?? OR the Nation of Taiwan could just run China instead?

[jlpetley]

Well, based on Russia's Ukraine argument Outer Manchuria does belong to China....

[jettserUK]

Russia: Alaska is my territory!

China: Hold my beer, Manchuria is ours! 😂

[patrickcowles]

I haven't heard more stupidity in a long time. Only someone who does not know the Russian or Chinese people can think this.

[rickkwan]

That “Q” in “Qing Dynasty” is really pronounced as “Ch”, but Pinyin spelling does weird reassignments of sounds to letters. Thus, “Qing” is really pronounced as “Ching”. Earlier “romanizations” actually spell it with “ch”.

[NoxAtlas]

I'm not surprised that things are taking such a turn. At the beginning of the invasion, I had a discussion with my family and commented, "China will wait for the perfect opportunity to turn Russia into their colony."

[milansikela]

Let me know when China is ready to give Tibet back to the Tibetans.

[johnrobertson]

Really don't care. Politicians are all bloody idiots.

[mistareloaded]

Historically, Russia and China have rarely been allies, often competing for influence and even clashing over territories, as seen during the Sino-Soviet split in the Cold War. Despite these tensions, they have formed an alliance of convenience in recent years, united by their shared goal of countering the global dominance of the United States. This partnership, however, is not built on trust but on pragmatism, as both nations seek to challenge U.S. influence in areas like economics, military power, and international institutions. At the same time, their ambitions create competition, particularly in overlapping spheres of influence such as Central Asia, where Russia asserts its historical dominance while China expands its reach through massive investments like the Belt and Road Initiative. While they currently cooperate to address a common adversary, their differing goals and competing interests highlight the fragility of their alliance.

[kevinshepherd]

Damn he low key called us dumb cant understand history passed 2000s lol

[joe]

That’s a chance China has even seriously debated making this move…