China Floodwatch 2020-21 - Wuhan, Hubei/Henan Province is sinking and I dunno how to swim.

Is the Three Gorges Dam kill?

  • Yes

    Votes: 310 78.7%
  • No

    Votes: 84 21.3%

  • Total voters
    394
  • Poll closed .
If @melty had not drawn my attention to qt Flood-chan (she's my waifu btw back the FUCK off) I wouldn't have been able to do this nearly as well.
Yes, and that's all I've contributed to this thread btw! You and others have contributed the real information. Thank you.

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I found this Twitter thread that's interesting. Apparently the guy is a supply chain expert and did an analysis of what would happen if the dam breaks. Spoiler: it's not good.
 
Indeed, it's a pile of a very big shit who'll hit China's fan.
No, it's a pile of very big shit who'll hit the world's fan. He's estimating a 15% loss of the entire planet's industrial capacity. That's catastrophic well outside of China's borders. China would of course be quadruple-fucked in this situation from massive fatalities, the permanent loss of several major cities, a crippling food shortage, the destruction of major ports necessary for bringing in food and essential supplies, there's just no words for how bad they'd have it. But it would also be very bad for the rest of us, even if nobody over there decides it's time to use their nukes and military to grab whatever they want from the surrounding countries.
 
Dayum, Flood-chan is one sexy anthropomorphised force of nature. She can erode my concrete any day!

Ya know, there's a part of me that hopes the dam holds because of the loss of life that is sure to happen if it bursts. And that would be sad.

There's an even bigger part of me that thinks those people are better off dead than living under communism and that the loss of life will be worth it for the damage it will cause to Pooh's power.
 
No, it's a pile of very big shit who'll hit the world's fan. He's estimating a 15% loss of the entire planet's industrial capacity. That's catastrophic well outside of China's borders. China would of course be quadruple-fucked in this situation from massive fatalities, the permanent loss of several major cities, a crippling food shortage, the destruction of major ports necessary for bringing in food and essential supplies, there's just no words for how bad they'd have it. But it would also be very bad for the rest of us, even if nobody over there decides it's time to use their nukes and military to grab whatever they want from the surrounding countries.

We should tell that to that guy who's chinese-pilled and he's chinese, I thought to copy and repost on KF. https://www.city-data.com/forum/pol...more-i-support-post58752423.html#post58752423
Take the Uighur accusations for instance. According to Reuters, that started the media campaign, China holds a million Uighurs in concentration camps, quoting the UN. From there the claim was repeated ad nausea by the NYT, WP, etc., like parrots.

However, the UN has not claimed anything like that. In fact, only a single woman named Gay McDougall, who is anything but an expert on China, made such claims in her role as the only American on the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, which is separate from the UN, though. She has not provided any evidence to back up her claim, just mentioned "credible reports".

Those came for instance from the Network of Chinese Human Rights Defenders (CHRD), an anti-Beijing organization based in Washington, that receives hundreds of thousands of dollars from Washington's regime-change body National Endowment for Democracy (NED), basically an imperialist terrorist organization acting under the pretext of spreading democracy. The CHRD is registered at the same address as Human Rights Watch, an organization known for its proximity to US politicians.

Leading members of CHRD are Su Xiaokang, Teng Biao, Perry Link, Renee Xia (the founder). They are hard-core anti-Chinese radicals/dissidents that support people like Liu Xiaobo, another radical that makes racist comments against the Chinese, supports colonialism and wars.

Another source of those Uighur accusations are stories by Radio Free Asia, an American propaganda station.

Yet another source are the World Uighur Congress and the International Uyghur Human Rights and Democracy Foundation, both organizations are funded by the aforementioned National Endowment for Democracy, that tries to topple governments Washington doesn't like.

Finally, there is a weird German guy called Adrian Zenz, who emigrated to the US. He is a radical evangelist Christian who goes around claiming god chose him to fight China. Zenz came up with the absurd figure of a million incarcerated Uighurs and his fabrications have been the foundation for anti-Chinese US laws.

https://thegrayzone.com/2018/08/23/u...ighur-muslims/


The same happens when one investigates the corona accusations, the HK accusations, the Huawei accusations, etc. People should not just read headlines and swallow what they see on TV, but investigate.

I am convinced that, while not perfect of course, China is actually a much more decent, benevolent country than the US
. And most of what China does is merely to defend itself.
 
I was thinking about this recently. Even if there weren't nuclear power plants (or others) downstream that could fucked by 3GD going down, it produces about 87 TWh annually, which is a little less than 2% of the main Chinese power demand, but a potential for cascading failure could plunge Chinese cities into darkness, and whatever will follow that.
If it gets to that point I have a difficult time believing that the Chicoms wouldn't simply disconnect the affected areas from the rest of the national grid in order to isolate the damage for unplanned routine maintenance of glorious and infallible Chinese electric grid.
 
If it gets to that point I have a difficult time believing that the Chicoms wouldn't simply disconnect the affected areas from the rest of the national grid in order to isolate the damage for unplanned routine maintenance of glorious and infallible Chinese electric grid.

If the affected areas will be disconnected from the rest of the national grid, wouldn't be cut their social credit network in these zones as well?
 
No, it's a pile of very big shit who'll hit the world's fan. He's estimating a 15% loss of the entire planet's industrial capacity. That's catastrophic well outside of China's borders. China would of course be quadruple-fucked in this situation from massive fatalities, the permanent loss of several major cities, a crippling food shortage, the destruction of major ports necessary for bringing in food and essential supplies, there's just no words for how bad they'd have it. But it would also be very bad for the rest of us, even if nobody over there decides it's time to use their nukes and military to grab whatever they want from the surrounding countries.
It would be a hell of an impetus for other countries to decouple manufacturing from China.

Yes, and that's all I've contributed to this thread btw! You and others have contributed the real information. Thank you.

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I found this Twitter thread that's interesting. Apparently the guy is a supply chain expert and did an analysis of what would happen if the dam breaks. Spoiler: it's not good.
This character's been around since at least early 2018 - I recognize that bard-bot .gif specifically. Not that she isn't appropriate for the situation, mind, but she's not specific to the Wrath of the Yangtze.
 
Lindsay Buckingham looks like a gay younger Sam Harris
Watching the live streams. My hart lept at just before 23:00 china time as the lights on the dam started flickering and then went out. Hard to say for sure , without light on the outflows, but looks like they are flowing more water.
It could be the biggest IRL death money-shot for all eternity/comftoable living.
 
Yeah obviously in a "dam is damned" scenario everything is fucked, even the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Francis_Dam fucked shit up when it went.

I was thinking more of a "the dam survives but everything floods because they had to let so much water though" scenario.

From what I understand this is what is happening.


And this thread commenting on the conspicuous absence of this information in the international news:


But, when the Wu-Flu hit China moved to kick out most of the western press. The people who are left know if they report on anything not blessed by the CCP - they're out too. Some have been living there for a decade or more, have kids there, etc. Making them rather unwilling to report on controversial things.
 
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