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Actually, in that region most minorities choose to differ in their dress code and it is a MAJOR way to distinguish the identity by cloth, in people's mind set in the said area. So yes, when they see these new development in complete BLACK COVER-OUTs, people know something is going on. By the...

50 wounded so far. It doesn't seem to be the work of local groups, given the level of possible retaliation as Xi is currently there. I am thinking of the country that "pivots" to the asia-pacific. That country which actively seeks hostility and profits from discord.

Enough of this. Let the viets have some nationalism. Unless VN starts another Indochina conquest war, we don't care.

That is the highest price. The lowest is just around $8, not too bad for reporting an extremist scum

So says another elephant.

All it said is that this planet is at the right distance to a star of the right size. Whether it has water is a big IF. Also given the star being a dwarf, the planet could have been older than the Earth and can have lost its water from evaporation. Also, even for Earth-like planets, the...

Thinking of what happened to the Quanzhou arab/ME traders by the end of the Tang and Song dynasties, things can go very ugly. When the alien population remained alien and wanted to embrace the new political force, they became traitors to the local natives and got a tragic end. Tolerance only...

Once up a time the ancesters of this soviet policy made `Uighur' nationality were Buddhists. We should help them return to their spiritual roots.

Most muslims in China don't wear black or cover their whole face. Those in the photo are very likely influenced by the wahabi. Thumbs down to Saudis.

If for the Russia's concern of security, I don't see any problem in China fanning up a bit more chaos in the ME. China can make a deal with RU that, China respect Russian interest in MA and Russia put the turkeys down.

He indoctrinated moral codes.

Scalia Warns US Internment Camps Could Happen Again Posted by Jim Hoft on Tuesday, February 4, 2014, 7:25 PM Japanese-Americans imprisoned in Utah During World War II. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia warned the University of Hawaii law school the Supreme Court will eventually authorize...

Before China was united for the 1st time, the different component areas had already fully developed; all those states culturally converged and they had been playing the King of Hill game for many centuries. The final unification was a big relief and unification was desired; so unification last...

All steppe nomads that went into China or rule China got sinicized. For some, like the Xianbei, their complaint was that they simply couldn't sinicize fast enough. That is how China has remained China through the ages, and the reason the Roman Empire didn't bounce back after barbarian conquest...

China may let go the non-intf policy but the non-intf mind set won't go away.

Not quite. Nanyue was never a vassal. That area didn't have a big state when the Qin forces conquered them. As the military commander, Zhao Tuo used his forces to set up his own reign when the Qin Dynasty collapsed. The Nanyue's ruling class and military were the Qin troops and their...

The writer didn't get it. It is COMPLETE demolition of an obsolete old settlement to give way for the new. China has the way to force people move their lazy ***. "cultural" is just a small piece in it and something hippie to whine about. Inside China people whine about the old town, too. A...

A lot. The eastern China plains often develop foggy weather over a large geographic area during winter. So a lot of those photo-ed huzz is not just pollution, but natural fog or dirt particles blown off from the Gobi deserts... but the pollution does make the fog poisonous. The Beijingers used...

Nope. The Jiangmen experiment will probably get done as planned while the Indian one won't. The DayaBay happened at a time when there is no support in the US for a same-type experiment. So it becomes a good collaboration between Chinese and US institutes, probably the first of this kind of...

China will enforce it. China still needs the WTO framework at the moment, so yes by the rules. But the ruling is against export quotas, and the RE is just a small piece of a much bigger picture, as China placed quotas on many items. What will happen is the quotas be moved onto the production...