Cheng 鐵誠

@liu_da_cheng

Union supporter. Ex-Labor, now fully independent. I like looking at maps. 100% Hui Muslim. Partially Manchurian and Korean, mostly Chinese.

Melbourne, Victoria
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Joined April 2017
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    5 hours ago

    This "reporting" fails to interview a single pro-China perspective. Instead, "Chinese nationalists" are depicted as nameless thugs and faceless hordes who have no individual thought or political analysis besides being brute force for the "party line"

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    2 hours ago

    Christian Porter says that no nurses union would take unlawful industrial action. Just a reminder: nurse/patient ratios came from a 50 day unlawful strike by nurses in Victoria in 1986. They would be deregistered & their leaders sacked under his proposed law

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    10 hours ago

    BasicsCard prohibited transactions: you can’t buy alcohol, can’t get cash, can’t get a refund, can’t buy gift cards, can’t make internet or telephone or mail orders, can’t make lay-bys, can’t pre-pay items, can’t repay debt, can’t authorised someone to do your shopping for you

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    10 hours ago

    Australian trade minister calls for India to follow China’s example and drop trade barriers, as Asian nations meet for RCEP negotiations, writes . via

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    1 hour ago

    "Those monkeys from those African countries—damn them, they’re still uncomfortable wearing shoes," Ronald Reagan told Richard Nixon in 1971, in a conversation reported for the first time by :

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  6. 30 minutes ago

    How to make money quickly as an ‘activist’ in Australia: Make rumours about Chinese people

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    16 hours ago

    Political parties should not have the right to mislead and deceive voters. Help with the crowd funding if you can. Citizens have to stand up to protect our democracy.

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    14 hours ago

    I love how the BBC and it's reporters keep pushing the notion that Chinese students studying overseas are "brainwashed" because they're proud of their country and cultural identity - I mean how dare they not openly hate their country of birth

    Hong Kong protests: 'I'm in Australia but I feel censored by Chinese students'
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    Jul 30

    I hate to say it, but democrat-oriented API celebrities like Takei have little to offer us outside of hashtag resistance, when everyday diaspora people are getting organized against ICE and capitalist exploitation, daily. We need a fistful of community power, not blue checks.

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    18 hours ago

    the 'dole bludger' archetype has been allowed to dominate discourses about people supported by welfare for too long. over half a million people are long-term newstart recipients and to characterise them all as cheating the system is insulting and disingenuous

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    22 hours ago

    This gets to the nub of Australia's China debate. It isn't about China. It is all about America. And the result: people who want to protest against the CCP's repression get branded as stooges of US imperialism.

    Earlier today I signed this statement opposing tomorrow's rally against the Confucius Institute at . Felt it needed a bit of explanation.
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    Jul 29

    WTF! High-rolling tourists are being invited to hunt and kill wombats at a luxury hunting lodge run by a Chinese businessman who is a Crown casino partner with alleged crime links.

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    15 hours ago

    40 years ago, most of the Arctic Ocean was covered by thick, dense sea ice that had endured for 5 or more years. Today, most of the Arctic sea ice is thin, porous ice that is less than a year old.

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  14. 14 hours ago

    This is wrong. Hui brothers and sisters rise up.

    Beijing has ordered Arabic script off the signs of halal restaurants in the capital in its continued attempts to bring Islam under its control -
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    Jul 30

    Wrong. That would be privatisation & price gouging by big business. Remember our biggest infrastructure build in the last 20 years the Sydney Olympics? 100% union and 100% on budget and on time. Those where the days!

    Law-breaking unions delay critical infrastructure, ultimately costing Australian taxpayers. Add your name and support our Ensuring Integrity Bill:…
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  16. 15 hours ago

    What do you say about these flyers at your event?

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  17. 15 hours ago

    So much Sinophobia is currently present in Australia

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    17 hours ago

    Wondering if anyone can confirm that these were being handed out at UQ today.

    Spotted these online just now, said to be flyers distributed in U Queensland by Hong Kong students
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  19. 15 hours ago

    Gladys support of Hong Kong protestors has shocked some of her closest supporters.

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    15 hours ago

    This is really the wrong way to go about it.

    Spotted these online just now, said to be flyers distributed in U Queensland by Hong Kong students
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