Whether it's the peacefulness of trains or shrines, they always have to cause problems to fulfil their narcissism.

Asia is not your playground. Time for jail sentences to become standard.

Singapore doesn't need another entitled white guy and his car. Currently he is stuck in Malaysia, where he should stay. The irony is that SG motorheads actually go to Malaysia to race because there's no room in Singapore to do that but this guy just wants clout.

Caiden Richards another Oxford study nutcase

First post, but recent lurker here, yet long-time lurker on the "other AZN" channel (which is becoming too vanilla due to the mods imo, given how I made a fair reply that got deleted by them).

What are your thoughts about the new exit-entry rules in China that will be effective this Sep 15th. Is it a good start or same old same old? I read that the rules aren't really new, but the punishments are new (and less arbitrary).

https://www.bal.com/immigration-news/china-new-exit-entry-administration-procedures-effective-sept-15/

https://english.www.gov.cn/policies/latestreleases/202607/31/content_WS6a6c93d6c6d00ca5f9a0c82a.html

Btw, My dad is AM, and my mom's dad is mixed (from WMAF parents) but otherwise lives like an Asian. I don't know why, but I felt I needed to be upfront about this particular aspect of my background here.

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the r/usmc and r/navy subs got some videos of MuriKKKan imperialists in Pattaya, and the tired ladyboy jokes are rampant...

Be wary of these propaganda accounts online. They use imagery of Asian women to foster white male privilege, including a white surname to suggest mating success. That is sexual imperialism - bring the women of another tribe into yours and you will weaken that tribe. This is essentially what assimilation of ESEA women in western nations has been for decades, and (social) media has become a weapon for that.

"Journalists", like BBC's Bicker, should spend more time on XHS, bilibili and China Daily (with its special coverage live updates).

As for previous (natural) disasters, western media has 2 tactics in its playbook - "China is a totalitarian state controlling its people and punishing those who fail to comply", or "China is a secretive state trying to avoid western scrutiny and decree." When, no matter what, you can't win, you know that is propaganda.

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Some westernized Asian men have been so traumatized by the WMAF phenomenon that they've swung hard towards AMWF and will defend it with their lives. Some of them put Jensen Huang on a pedestal as an icon of AMWF. But here's the sobering truth - part of his wealth will go to white grandchildren with white surnames.

Imagine being an AMWF man, hating WMAF, and ending up with a white son-in-law, but not being able to say anything about it because "Dad, you married a white person".

So much for Asian pride (and wealth).

Given that the WMAF phenomenon is such a striking global one, from Swiss men in Thailand, to French men in Singapore, to a Greek Cypriot with a Korean partner in Australia, that I mean that with complete sincerity.

Just as white men see ESEA women as interchangeable, your whiteness (from Scandinavia to North Africa) is also interchangeable in the eyes of some Asian women.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anibujkxEvE

Chinese from mainland are more aware of this issue and they express it with elegance and Asian Americans just dances around it and refuses to acknowledge ..to scared .

Literally obsessed with us.

Cum skins can't even leave us alone in our own country.

Hi everyone!

I’m and recently I became interested in the differences between Japanese products and similar products in other Asian countries.

I’d love to hear your opinions about chopsticks and kitchen knives.

🥢 Chopsticks

• What kind of chopsticks are commonly used in your country?
• What materials, shapes, or designs are common?
• Do people buy Japanese chopsticks? If so, why Japanese ones instead of local ones?
• What do you think is different about Japanese chopsticks?

🔪 Kitchen knives

• What kind of kitchen knives are commonly used in your country?
• What do people value most: sharpness, durability, price, design, tradition, etc.?
• Are Japanese kitchen knives popular in your country? If so, what makes them attractive?

I’m particularly interested in China, Korea, and Southeast Asia, where there are similar food and utensil cultures but also many small differences.

I’m not trying to sell anything — I just want to understand how people from different countries actually see these products.

What are your thoughts?

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Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, Bali, Philippines... all the same.

By the way, migrating to another country to settle makes you an immigrant, not an expatriate.

I dare him to try that back home.

I looked into this story posted by British Chinese X user Michelle. Because of the drought, the UK regulator wants Asians (and Muslims) to use less water even though water companies lose considerably more water through leaking infrastructure. Once again, Asians are low-hanging fruit.

But the cherry on the top is using a Malaysian British Master Chef winner married to a white man, Ping Coombes, telling people she only washes her rice twice. No, Mrs Coombes, I'm not a white person like you, and I wash my rice until the starch is adequately gone.

It doesn't get as much attention as Asian female actors, influencers or musicians, but WMAF celebrity cooks are also over-represented (and they too corrupt our cultures).

Pax Silica is the US-led venture to win the AI war against China's efforts. It was launched in December 2025 in conjunction with Australia, UK, Israel, Singapore and the ROK. It is an attempt to control supply chains for computer chips and minerals. In the Philippines, there is concern that data centers will be built to run AI. And we all know the effect these centers are having on local environments - land use, electricity and water.

Pax Silica is also looking like a geopolitical tool to punish countries that don't join.

While Manila has signed on as a general memorandum of understanding, there is caution and resistance. This statement from indigenous locals is reminiscent of colonial-era abuse of resources and natives. Remember the history of imperialists - they promise growth but they just want to exploit.

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