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<li class="field_exstruct" value="12102" data-dimension="S">... analyzing the motifs of spambots? of course. spambots tell some of the most interesting stories when you really, really look deep into them. look at how much history is behind Nigerian prince scams and "yahoos" alone. there's definitely something going on in either Taiwan or Turkey which is not good. are the people of Taiwan desperate? are they funneling people out of poorer countries to go to Taiwanese universities and go to Turkey? are they recruiting people out of Turkey to go to Taiwan and go back to Turkey? right now I don't quite get what's going on.
<li class="field_exstruct" value="12102" data-dimension="S">... analyzing the motifs of spambots? of course. spambots tell some of the most interesting stories when you really, really look deep into them. look at how much history is behind Nigerian prince scams and "yahoos" alone. there's definitely something going on in either Taiwan or Turkey which is not good. are the people of Taiwan desperate? are they funneling people out of poorer countries to go to Taiwanese universities and go to Turkey? are they recruiting people out of Turkey to go to Taiwan and go back to Turkey? right now I don't quite get what's going on.
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* If you're ready to... get Turkish citizenship... become a real estate agent in Jamaica?? <ref name="s1" />
* If you have a Thai visa or Taiwanese citizenship application you can get Turkish citizenship <ref name="s1" />
* Hungarian citizens passing through China over 15 days are exempt from visas <ref name="s1" />
* Foreign citizens with investments in Turkey are eligible for citizenship — yikes <ref name="s1" />
* Buying property in Turkey is a way to get citizenship <ref name="s1" />
* Agriculture is important to countries, so you can invest in agriculture <ref name="s1" />
* Even if agriculture is not important in Turkey it's important in Romania <ref name="s1" />
* Non-Jamaicans have a variety of options for getting to the country legally <ref name="s1" />
* Jamaican culture, Hungarian culture — so these are destinations for buying property and claiming citizenship <ref name="s1" />
* We have a lot of ads for Taiwanese businesses, highly suggesting that this thing is operated out of Taiwan <ref name="s1" />
* Generating a website with AI is "efficient". Only, it's not, when this terrible cluttered stream of consciousness potholed full of random links is one of the most inefficient things I've ever seen <ref name="s2" />
* The second one is mostly about massage certificates but then we've got Thai citizenship and Dubai visas. <ref name="s2" /> ...And Philippines visas. <ref name="s3" /> Cambodia visas. <ref name="s4" />
* If your business gets suspended, I think this is in Taiwan, you won't be investigated until the three-year period expires if you never say anything about it <ref name="s4 />
* Labor costs went down in Cambodia relative to Vietnam. Investors had reservations about exploiting Cambodia because there weren't roads yet <ref name="f2" />
* tossing out Pol Pot as supposedly a Communist when Vietnam killed him <ref name="f2" />
* Mainland China building roads into Cambodia presumably to sell products? not to set up shady massage businesses <ref name="f2" />
* Vietnam allowed great swaths of foreign investment.  <ref name="f1" />
I think it would be good to retrieve that text about ten or so countries invading the Soviet Union. this is kind of like that in reverse, Taiwan seems to be carrying out this weird scheme to slowly "invade" ten countries with small businesses


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<ref name="s1"><cite class="article">asdfsdf</cite>. (2025). [https://objectstorage.ap-tokyo-1.oraclecloud.com/n/nrswdvazxa8j/b/digi161sa/o/research/digi161sa-(469).html]</ref>
<ref name="s1"><cite class="article">(title)</cite>. (2025). [Machine translated]. [https://objectstorage.ap-tokyo-1.oraclecloud.com/n/nrswdvazxa8j/b/digi161sa/o/research/digi161sa-(469).html]</ref>
<ref name="s2"><cite class="article">asdfsdf</cite>. (2025). [https://je-tall-sf-marketing-48.b-cdn.net/research/je-tall-sf-marketing-(215).html]</ref>
<ref name="s2"><cite class="article">Je Tall Sf Marketing (215)</cite>. (2025). [Machine translated]. [https://je-tall-sf-marketing-48.b-cdn.net/research/je-tall-sf-marketing-(215).html]</ref>
<ref name="s3"><cite class="article">asdfsdf</cite>. (2025). [https://digi160sa.netlify.app/research/digi160sa-(250)]</ref>
<ref name="s3"><cite class="article">(title)</cite>. (2025). [Machine translated]. [https://digi160sa.netlify.app/research/digi160sa-(250)]</ref>
<ref name="s4"><cite class="article">asdfsdf</cite>. (2025). [https://digi138sa.z1.web.core.windows.net/research/digi138sa-(239).html]</ref>
<ref name="s4"><cite class="article">(title)</cite>. (2025). [Machine translated]. [https://digi138sa.z1.web.core.windows.net/research/digi138sa-(239).html]</ref>
 
<ref name="f1"><cite class="article">Vietnam's Economic Growth Will Accelerate In 2018 As Investors Flood The Country</cite>. Jennings, R. (27 December 2017). [https://www.forbes.com/sites/ralphjennings/2017/12/27/vietnams-economy-will-soar-again-in-2018-because-investors-just-love-it/ Forbes].</ref>
<ref name="f2"><cite class="article">Why Taiwanese Are Parking Their Money In Cambodia, Once An Unlikely Go-To Country</cite>. Jennings, R. (19 March 2019). [https://www.forbes.com/sites/ralphjennings/2019/03/19/why-taiwanese-are-parking-their-money-in-cambodia-once-an-unlikely-go-to-country/ Forbes].</ref>
 
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  1. ... analyzing the motifs of spambots? of course. spambots tell some of the most interesting stories when you really, really look deep into them. look at how much history is behind Nigerian prince scams and "yahoos" alone. there's definitely something going on in either Taiwan or Turkey which is not good. are the people of Taiwan desperate? are they funneling people out of poorer countries to go to Taiwanese universities and go to Turkey? are they recruiting people out of Turkey to go to Taiwan and go back to Turkey? right now I don't quite get what's going on.
  • If you're ready to... get Turkish citizenship... become a real estate agent in Jamaica?? [1]
  • If you have a Thai visa or Taiwanese citizenship application you can get Turkish citizenship [1]
  • Hungarian citizens passing through China over 15 days are exempt from visas [1]
  • Foreign citizens with investments in Turkey are eligible for citizenship — yikes [1]
  • Buying property in Turkey is a way to get citizenship [1]
  • Agriculture is important to countries, so you can invest in agriculture [1]
  • Even if agriculture is not important in Turkey it's important in Romania [1]
  • Non-Jamaicans have a variety of options for getting to the country legally [1]
  • Jamaican culture, Hungarian culture — so these are destinations for buying property and claiming citizenship [1]
  • We have a lot of ads for Taiwanese businesses, highly suggesting that this thing is operated out of Taiwan [1]
  • Generating a website with AI is "efficient". Only, it's not, when this terrible cluttered stream of consciousness potholed full of random links is one of the most inefficient things I've ever seen [2]
  • The second one is mostly about massage certificates but then we've got Thai citizenship and Dubai visas. [2] ...And Philippines visas. [3] Cambodia visas. [4]
  • If your business gets suspended, I think this is in Taiwan, you won't be investigated until the three-year period expires if you never say anything about it [4]
  • Labor costs went down in Cambodia relative to Vietnam. Investors had reservations about exploiting Cambodia because there weren't roads yet [5]
  • tossing out Pol Pot as supposedly a Communist when Vietnam killed him [5]
  • Mainland China building roads into Cambodia presumably to sell products? not to set up shady massage businesses [5]
  • Vietnam allowed great swaths of foreign investment. [6]

I think it would be good to retrieve that text about ten or so countries invading the Soviet Union. this is kind of like that in reverse, Taiwan seems to be carrying out this weird scheme to slowly "invade" ten countries with small businesses

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References

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 (title). (2025). [Machine translated]. [1]
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Je Tall Sf Marketing (215). (2025). [Machine translated]. [2]
  3. ↑ (title). (2025). [Machine translated]. [3]
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 (title). (2025). [Machine translated]. [4]
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Why Taiwanese Are Parking Their Money In Cambodia, Once An Unlikely Go-To Country. Jennings, R. (19 March 2019). Forbes.
  6. ↑ Vietnam's Economic Growth Will Accelerate In 2018 As Investors Flood The Country. Jennings, R. (27 December 2017). Forbes.
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