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NEW - Zuckerberg builds massive underground bunker in Hawaii.

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NEW - Temperatures plunge to "historic extreme low records" as severe cold fronts impact most of China.

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🇨🇳 🇾🇪 "The Houthis, not the PLA, were the first to hit a ship with an operational ballistic missile, [a technology] that can be traced back to China" - Military analyst Zhang Bin explains how China's anti-ship ballistic missile (ASBM) technology reached Yemen via Iran.

Excerpt from a video posted today to Zhang's 450K Douyin followers:

🔶️"This time, the Houthis used an anti-ship ballistic missile supplied by Iran, the Khalij Fars-2 [sic]. This is a modified Fateh-110 ballistic missile from Iran. The technology originated in China. Back in the day, we used to convert our HQ-2 surface-to-air missile into a cheaper version of the B610 and B611 ballistic missiles in order to capture the market niche for short-range ballistic missiles.

🔶️"This is the "8610 Project" that was launched during the Iran-Iraq war. Not only did it go to Iran, but Turkey also purchased our B610 and B611 ballistic missiles. Iran felt that the performance of the missiles they had was very good, so they developed the Tondar-69 with our assistance... Then, based on our technology, Iran created the Fateh-110 and the longer-range Fateh-313.

🔶️"After developing the Khalij Fars-2 [sic] anti-ship ballistic missile, Iran became the world's second country to have a conventional anti-ship ballistic missile. Of course, we had to be the first. This time, the Houthis attacked a cargo ship. It's not the same as attacking a warship.

🔶️"This Khalij Fars-2 missile is actually quite old technology, isn't it? So, this wasn't particularly impressive. It is no longer difficult for a frigate to intercept it. What's important is that already 40 years ago we had the foundation for anti-ship ballistic missile technology, which has evolved into today's Dongfeng-21D and Dongfeng-26, among other sophisticated models of anti-ship ballistic missiles. "It is not something that anyone can simply defend against. Even the most fortified US aircraft carrier battle group will not be able to avoid our "Dongfeng Express" greetings. Of this, you can be certain."

📎 Zhang Bin

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White People Things

Boomerwaffen: jumps in water and wrestles alligator to release puppy. Doesn't even drop his cigar. 👑

The levitating, self-assembling Rubik's cube

It was created by the Japanese inventor Human Controller.
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Sykes-Picot is Dead

The Sykes–Picot Agreement, officially known as the Asia Minor Agreement, was a secret agreement between the governments of the United Kingdom and France, with the assent of Russia, defining their proposed spheres of influence and control in the Middle East should the Triple Entente succeed in defeating the Ottoman Empire during World War I. The […]

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"While conventional wisdom holds that researching the veracity of fake news would reduce belief in misinformation, a study published on Wednesday in Nature has found that using online search engines to vet conspiracies can actually increase the chance that someone will believe it. "

https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7bjpm/scientists-explain-why-doing-your-own-research-leads-to-buying-conspiracies.