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7y ago
Based on what I read online in discussions and in the news, there's little nuance into the circumstances around the data retrieval: - Is it related to someone stealing classified information, spying / or spy cell, or could be plan
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7y ago
This is the kind of stuff better foreign relations would smooth out nicely. You'd never see a news headline. There'd be zero drama. How do you have better foreign relations? Better compatibility between legal systems would be a st
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7y ago
> There is no wisdom to impart. There are 2 countries in the world who do not have public healthcare: the US and Liberia. Where is this from? There has to be example of countries without public healthcare. Off topic: I was just reading a
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7y ago
In European countries I visited, primarily Scandinavian ones, they take such pride in their social system. If some European countries is any example, publicly run healthcare can incentivize innovation in private health insurances. Apparentl
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7y ago
They go by the name 50 Cent party: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50_Cent_Party This is purely something that's pushing a political agenda. In China, there's a single party, so disagreement is perceived as sab
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7y ago
In criminal cases involving leaks, agreements like these often cited in complaints as foundation the defendant knew and acknowledged the sensitivity of the information. - Jeffrey Sterling: https://fas.org/sgp/jud/s
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7y ago
HK is definitely a spring board to democratizing China. China can follow a model like Taiwan (ROC) and be very happy. People in Taiwan have democracy, social services, and feel great pride in their country. China has choices it can make, it
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I will give some information of what other countries have done in similar situations: - German Constitution: Article 10 [Privacy of correspondence, posts and telecommunications] https://www.bundesregierung.de/breg-en/ch