我是同情你老婆
才不舍得骂她呢
让你的轮轮弟先就事论事吧
每次都是它先引战
然后轮轮哥＂男性怂大妈＂拉偏架
我可不愿意爆粗
不能让底层人把我们自己的标准降低了对吧
我只是试一下chatgpt看看人工智能骂脏话有多厉害哈哈哈
粗的总b细的强
你和修哥谁更粗一些？
人家昨天发的帖子里明明是你先“引战”，然后她还击，结果你又玻璃心，你们对骂了几十楼
证据
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你的轮轮弟变成＂她＂了？
轮轮妹？
我没引战，只是提醒坛友当心＂小号一大堆＂
英伦粉，英伦习，汉奴婢，反华狗hund
你能证明他是“轮轮”吗？ 还是你又造谣了，昨天我才当众问过他，人家说不是轮子
你既然不想看他说你是“偷渡东北大妈”，那你同样没证据“造谣”说人家是“轮子”，“卖器官”，“开小号”，你们这样一点也没有区别。
以上你有证据吗？IP address, MAC address, 或者他自爆有吗？
没有的话又是你造谣。
你天天和装修工两个在论坛各种乱骂和造谣别人有什么意思？
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也就你自己爱拉帮结派替＂你轮轮妹＂讲话
不是轮轮为什么要专门发视频造谣中国大连呢？
你们真是一丘之貉
一个轮一个独
我中立公平看你们这些破事，每句都有证据。谁像你，句句都造谣。
你们两互相造谣
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＂怂大妈＂x先生又开始拉偏架啦？
他造谣中国大连被我截图了
你一边装瞎一边和他狗狗相护
可见轮弟和独哥就是亲生的
怂货回贴一尺长
没时间看怂大妈长篇大论
吃饭去了
哈哈哈
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The Chinese owner of British Steel has called on the UK government to “respect and protect” its rights as a foreign investor after ministers dramatically seized control of the company over the weekend. In a statement to the Financial Times, its first public comments on the saga, Jingye UK expressed its “understanding” for the emergency law passed on Saturday after ministers made the rare decision to recall parliament. But the company added that it “request[s] that the UK government respect and protect the legitimate rights and interests of Jingye as a foreign investor throughout this process”. Jingye UK said it would engage in “active communication” to “seek a proper solution that ensures a bright future for British Steel”. The statement came as China accused British politicians of “arrogance, ignorance and [a] twisted mindset” after a flood of criticism over the country’s involvement in UK assets in the wake of the saga. Beijing’s embassy in London said the “anti-China rhetoric of some individual British politicians is extremely absurd”, in comments published on its website in which it also defended Jingye’s actions. The Chinese company had “put in substantial funding” to keep British Steel afloat, the embassy said. “Had it not been for the involvement of this Chinese company, British Steel workers might have already faced the risk of unemployment.” UK business secretary Jonathan Reynolds appeared to announce at the weekend that Chinese companies were no longer welcome in Britain’s steel industry. Asked on Sunday whether he would bring a Chinese company into the British steel industry in future, Reynolds told Sky News: “I wouldn’t, no. I think steel is a very sensitive area.” The British government had in the past been “far too naive” about UK-Chinese trade, he added. On Monday, Downing Street said the UK government would take a “consistent, long-term strategic approach to managing relations” with Beijing, but would not rule out allowing a Chinese buyer to take over domestic steel assets in future. The UK government’s decision to take control of British Steel, aimed at saving the country’s last two blast furnaces and 3,500 jobs, threatens to worsen trade relations with Beijing. China’s embassy said that while the US was “wielding the tariff stick against all countries, the UK included, and engaging in unilateral and protectionist trade bullying, those British politicians just keep slandering the Chinese government and Chinese enterprises instead of criticising the United States”. “What on earth are they up to?” it added. Jingye bought British Steel out of insolvency in March 2020, pledging to invest £1.2bn into the steelmaker. Protracted talks with the UK government over taxpayer support to help it move to greener forms of production collapsed last week, however. Jingye rejected a £500mn offer from ministers to invest in greener technology after seeking as much as £1bn for the £2bn project to build two electric arc furnaces at its main site in Scunthorpe. Recommended ExplainerUK manufacturing Decline of the UK steel industry in four charts The government said it stepped in after ministers became aware that Jingye was intent on allowing its blast furnaces, the last two in the UK, to close down. The closure would have left the UK as the only G20 country without the ability to make primary steel. Although Reynolds has said finding a third-party buyer is the government’s preferred option, he has conceded that nationalisation is likely. Ministers have been working with the British managers at the company to secure the necessary raw materials to keep the furnaces operating. The government on Monday approved the appointment by British Steel of two of its long-term employees as interim chief executive and chief commercial officer. Jingye said in its statement that over the past five years it had “stayed unwavering” in its commitment to improving the operation and sustainable development of British Steel. The company, it added, had made “crucial project investments to ensure British Steel’s normal production and operation”, despite challenges such as Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic. “We have safeguarded over 4,800 jobs and provided high-quality products and services to domestic and international customers, thus contributing to the economic growth of local communities. This is a fact evident to all,” said Jingye.
上次拍卖除了敬业没其他举牌的…
所以你支持敬业还是英国政府？
英国政府说敬业补贴不到位不肯投资
敬业舍己为国…
英国最终会放弃救盘…关了那么多了也不差这最后两炉…安排好下岗就业就好了
英国实在是没钱了