>>509332736
There are 2 types of Chinese immigrant. One is the kind who really wanted to leave. They kind of stay isolated in their own neighborhoods for the first few years until they get the hang of the language but ultimately integrate at a slower pace than some ethnicities, but faster than spics and jeets. The other kind is CCP loyalists they make up nearly half of Chinese immigrants. They use the first group as a shield until until they achieve their objectives.

I have met some nice Chinese from the first group who warned me what the Chinese government is about. A bunch of them had to move where there was hardly any Chinese to get away from the agents. They hate Japs more than us so I would be extra weary of them in Japan. Problem is our Judeo-Freemason elites are so stupid some who genuinely wanted to become Americans 2nd guessed their decision coming here and double crossed the US government.(kind of hard to respect a government who outsources manufacturing and laughs at your warnings about the place you came from.) Others had their families threatened to get them to do it.

>>Un impero per i migranti

Siegmund Ginzberg 23 giu 2025

>Accogliere, non respingere: questa la scandalosa proposta che girava nell’antica Cina. Funzionò, e nacque una potenza

>Un despota, aspirante “imperatore del mondo”, è frustrato dai ripetuti insuccessi nell’imporre la sua egemonia sul piano internazionale e nel fronteggiare l’imminente crisi economica. Il suo principale consigliere gli suggerisce un rimedio controintuitivo: “Attrarre migranti”, anziché espellerli e respingerli alle frontiere. Anzi addirittura di concedergli privilegi fiscali, assistenza, persino esenzione dal servizio militare forzoso. Stranamente, funziona. Così la sua dinastia si impadronisce di tutta la