Absolutely extraordinary exchange between Israel and China 👇 I've never seen such a heated exchange come out of top-level forum in China (this is from the 12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum that started yesterday), this normally never happens.
— Arnaud Bertrand (@RnaudBertrand) September 18, 2025
The guy speaking is Yan Xuetong, the… pic.twitter.com/O7w3C46H6X
❗️ALARMING NEWS❗️
— Steve Miller (@StevenJonMiller) September 21, 2025
If you fail to digest this shocking video then you may live in regret.
I recommend you listen, digest. You will be alarmed to this reality.
pic.twitter.com/OtmMcS5yRL
We still haven't seen the cartridges "with etchings," either. So let me update the list:
— HealthRanger (@HealthRanger) September 20, 2025
NO RIFLE (no rifle shown on the roof)
NO BULLET
NO EXIT WOUND in the back
NO ETCHED BRASS
Also, NO CONFESSION NOTE even though the FBI fabricated one and hoped we would all fall for it.… https://t.co/s9l07LWtIV
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