Notices by 🇱🇺 Daniël Bos 🇨🇳 (corani@noagendasocial.com), page 9

"Peppa Celebrates Chinese New Year"

After all the media coverage of China "banning" Peppa Pig, I somehow doubt they'll cover Peppa Pig being a feature on the largest TV program on the planet...

http://www.ecns.cn/news/culture/2018-08-27/detail-ifyxikfc9643207.shtml

Matcha all the things!

@adam Have you seen the A&E series "Raising Tourette's", about teenagers growing up with Tourette's? I half-expected some exploitative piece, but so far it's reasonably done.

https://www.aetv.com/shows/raising-tourettes

"Leading members of a branch of the "Almighty God" cult in northeast China have stood trial […]"

Before the M5M spins this into "religious persecution" or something like that:

"Almighty God," […] grabbed national headlines in May 2014 when videos went viral showing five of its members beating a woman to death at a McDonald's […] condemning her as an "evil spirit" as she refused to give them her mobile phone number for recruitment purposes.

http://www.ecns.cn/news/society/2018-08-13/detail-ifywwxaw2293396.shtml

Very recognizable...

@adam Worth to watch this documentary about the risks of medical devices. And I thought the Pharmaceuticals were bad...

http://bleedingedgedoc.com/

"US Military Accuses Russia of Jamming Its Troops in Northern Syria"

With a small sidenote: the US are the ones there illegally

https://russia-insider.com/en/us-military-accuses-russia-jamming-its-troops-northern-syria/ri24379

@chris Are Elon's rocket ships already wheelchair accessible? Can they be flown by the blind? Perhaps they should focus their attention there, instead of fictional stories!

"Why Are Places in Science Fiction Not Wheelchair-Accessible?"

For the love of god... Do these people have nothing better to do?

https://io9.gizmodo.com/staircases-in-space-why-are-places-in-science-fiction-1827966642

"Photographs from the news conference in Helsinki, where Putin handed the ball to Trump, show it bore a logo for a near-field communication tag. […] The chip allows fans to access player videos, competitions and other content by bringing their mobile devices close to the ball."

Putin, the master troller!

https://russia-insider.com/en/putins-football-gift-trump-was-indeed-bugged-there-catch/ri24350

/cc @adam

Donderdag was ongetwijfeld de meest geweldadige dag in Ceuta sinds tijden. Een groep van ongeveer zeshonderd migranten bestormden de metershoge hekken van het dorpje en viel Spanje binnen. De opgetrommelde Guardia Civil, normaal gesproken een politiemacht waar niet mee te spotten valt, werd met zelfgemaakte vlammenwerpers en chemicaliën aangevallen.

@adam

http://fok.nl/799804

21 pages in Google, and counting

Apparently the entire internet is using my photo... Who'd have thought No Agenda had such a reach! /cc @adam

Ha, what are the odds of finding a picture I posted here turn up on some random newsdude's Twitter:

https://twitter.com/AmichaiStein1/status/1022358763544686592/photo/1

According to Hong Kongs Oriental Daily reported that the U.S. Embassy in Beijing the day before the explosion, suspected visitors detonated homemade explosive devices.A 50-year-old man, using plastic bottles containing explosives suspected to be black powder, shouted get out of the way and ignited the plastic bottles to explode.The man was injured and fell to the ground. The injured person and the latter were taken away by police after submitting a petition letter to the police.

Rumored to be a suicide bomber. This could be nasty, there's usual a line of hundreds of people waiting there...

Breaking news for the NA community:

Large explosion just minutes ago at either the US or Indian embassy here in Beijing.

"Qualcomm won't be buying NXP, set to pay $2 billion termination fee"

Recent indications were that China was willing to approve the deal, but apparently not anymore... Payback for the ZTE fines?

https://www.androidpolice.com/2018/07/25/qualcomm-wont-buying-nxp-set-pay-2-billion-termination-fee/

@Somewhiteguy Agreed, it's not that hard... I'm fine with them keeping my copy of the Linux Kernel Mailing list archives, but if they don't allow me to delete it, how dare they ask me to pay for it!