Esports Awards 2019 & Drama

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Also, if you're wondering why so many people stood up and applauded what I said, think how many of those people who did have been misrepresented and lied about by outlets like the ones I named. People are sick of it from top to bottom. Let's see if the message has been received.
I will be in the hyperbolic time chamber for the rest of today as I need to get prepared for the hitpieces and attacks coming tomorrow. It's funny, I remember a time when you could criticize journalists and retaliation wasn't guaranteed.

Jump back to quoted post18 Nov 2019, 14:08 PMSturmtigerCobra

1. A guy played at top 500 level while a girl talks on comms pretending it was her playing.
2. Some viewers felt her comms didn't really match with the gameplay so they assumed it wasn't her playing.
3. Everyone called these viewers sexist for saying she wasn't playing.
4. Everyone finds out she wasn't actually playing.
5. No one apologies for calling these viewers sexist.

Shaped the first classified National Military Strategy since the end of the Cold War.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-china-dr-rob-spalding-brig-gen-usaf-ret-/
As a young Air Force officer living in Shanghai from 2002 to 2004, I experienced China and the Chinese people firsthand. I attended Tongji University’s MBA program and traveled the seemingly endless miles of the country. The Chinese have a hard-working, tough ability – to吃苦 chi ku (literally eat bitter) – yet still maintain a happy positive outlook. It was infectious and convinced me that China had a bright future. The pull of the people combined with endless possibilities in Shanghai was irresistible. China had just joined the World Trade Organization. Shanghai was growing. New construction sprouted furiously, expanding across the river from the old, familiar Shanghai Skyline. Workers from the countryside, dressed in suit jackets and minimal safety gear, scaled the bamboo scaffolding along the buildings. Opportunity was everywhere. I told my wife that as soon as I could, I wanted to retire from the Air Force and return to this thriving place. My neighbors worked for the Fortune 100 companies building factories in the Shanghai Special Economic Zone. Listening to them, I was convinced that my language skills and appreciation of the culture and history would serve me well when I was ready to seek a career in my potential second home.
*SNIP*
The next time someone says something about China, politely ask them which one they are referring to. Is it the people, the country or the regime? They are distinct, even though the CCP would like to convince you they are not.