Pakistan really has developed a lot of clout from this war. And Jai hinds keep telling us Pakistan is a irrelevant failed state.
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I guarantee that at some point in the next month, western media will start whining about how China is a big meanie for not sharing any of their reserves with India, Japan or the Philippines. Watch and see.
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The stock made me some cheeky spending monies for 1 day of trading. Good times.
Man those comments really make me wonder about the future of India. Can these people not even fathom why Bloomberg would get some Chinese people to write about a Chinese company where the first language ( i actually don't even know if they have an English version) of the documentation such as financial reports is in Chinese? How does one not even have the ability to mentally process that?
And I thought Mr Hunzi was just trolling when he said that Palki Sharma was talking about the stock falling due to the the war when in fact it jumped massively and then fell due to correction. Yet all these jai hinds unironically believe it.
Hilarious. The flatline is even funnier than if it went up because what it's saying is China knew how much fuel she needed and bought exactly that much from places like Iran and Russia and not a drop more. And given we don't see any fuel shortages or energy restriction and only quite modest responses like stopped export of refined products we know the usage didn't dramatically decrease either.
Tells you a lot about the effectiveness of a potential energy blockade against China.
I think he can argue that this is an act of nature — the shells were arranged that way when he found them.
It's funny when you think about how countries other than China could not learn and apply lessons from just FOUR YEARS AGO when there was a global chip shortage due to COVID absolutely wrecking just-in-time inventory management systems. The same systems that were implemented as a result of all the global supply chain efficiency worship started by the Japanese over the last 30 to 40 years. I mean, couldn't they use a modicum of imagination and start applying this lesson to other strategic parts of their economy and think about maybe saving up some important resources for a rainy day? It's like they have a memory and critical thinking capacity of a goldfish.
This basically secures African minerals for Chinese use and industry and kills Washington attempts to control all upstream mineral ore mining.
When in doubt, consult the Izzat theory. In fact currently Izzat is the dominating ideology outside of GFW. The only anomaly is there are quite some Germans with a somewhat materialistic world view showing up in places. I think this comes down to them retaining a big industry (you cant gaslight a machine) + Hitler is dead compared to Hirohito so they learned the lesson more I guess.