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Georgia is the only small country in the world where both Saudi and UAE has high level of interest thats why He is telling Georgians to accept reality of his government with no explanation.
Considering Chjina wants US to remove national security restrictions on those investments, its probably well beyond cars.
It's funny how MAGA went from "we can't let China buy our farmland" to "we won big by selling our farmland"
This happened in Syria also. I would not have taken it seriously until Saudi mainstream media did this comparison again which indicate not much performance difference. when they add this unknown report it is there own information that they want to convey. and the picture in twitter conveying that Su-57 fly ahead of Su-35.
The only possible way it makes any sense is if it buys the entire US government.
This rule probably exists to protect Americans. We know that they spy on everyone so it'd be inconvenient if any get publicly revealed in Britain.
Well supposedly part of the Five Eyes agreement is that the members don't spy on each other. Although my own theory is that, because sigint agencies like GCHQ and NSA are generally barred legally barred from internal operations, they do it to each other and trade the output. For example, NSA cannot spy on US citizens, but GCHQ can and does, then gives the results to whoever in US IC wants it. In return, NSA can keep its hands clean and truthfully say it doesn't spy internally. It would return the favour for the UK IC.
AssassinsMace
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China didn't stumble. Every country said to be alienated were acting and exploiting on part of the US and/or their own anti-China agenda. What Jack Ma did was getting over his head opening China to be vulnerable to the US. Beijing stopping him didn't do anything negative against China while doing everything negative for US interests. If Jack Ma was able to do what he was planning and then Trump and Biden did what they did, China would've got hit worse with what's happening today.
This is the problem with saying nothing, doing nothing. The US gets to write the narrative. The US said China stumbled on their own to give everyone the idea China didn't know what it was doing adding to get others not to trust China especially when it comes to economics. It gave other countries the idea, pushed by the US, that they could take on China. US allies could've stopped Trump early on if they just didn't go along. And this happened in part because China let the US write the narrative. The Chinese supposedly don't like chaos and instability and are willing to experience lesser negatives just to preserve it from happening. All that does is build it up and then when it's unleashed it's going to be something you don't like.
During the last 25 years when China started being player in the world which was where the US claims they were getting ripped-off, the US economy grew something like three times. How can they say they were ripped-off when they were exploiting that very "slave labor" in China so that the US economy can grow three times? Like I've been saying the US is upset that China made one penny out of every dollar for every iPhone that was sold. That's what they consider being ripped-off when the US should be making all the money. Like I said before the West is always looking for an angle so they can go back to having slaves.
They charge China is exploiting the US's stumbles on the world stage. Like the US doesn't do that in the reverse? The reason why the US and the West doesn't see its own hypocrisy is because the Chinese say nothing, do nothing. If only the West actually saw how much the Chinese give them a break. How much they give the West the benefit of the doubt...? That's why the Chinese should heed the their own warning that no good deed goes unpunished.
I'm highly skeptical of the CIA keeping their hands out of places they can reach.
China's messaging doesn't matter in regards to the West because Western media doesn't report on it. That's why people in the West don't know why China wants Taiwan even though their stance has been consistent for the last five decades and has been very vocal about it all this time. The fact of the matter is that it's a mistake to try to play the game according to the rules laid out by the West and I think that China has largely given up on that.