Oh they all know they grasping at straws, sadly China too weak to punish them for real.
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That bitch is going get his one day and then the rest of him will ultimately go 6 feet under. Nothing he has done is going to save his country and even himself, I mean with all the homeless and jobless and breaking infrastructure which could have gotten help if that fat ass didn't go on a China hating binge.
Also, he is going to want to be careful because in the future when the East rises, he is going to be a marked man for the rest of his life, that is if his obesity doesn't get to him first
Hmm China doesn't act until the right moment, just like the HK riots, China was able to whether the storm and when the time came, use the national security law to fix the issue.
U.S. Defense Department spokesman John Kirby said "There is no change to U.S. policy regarding the sovereignty of the Senkaku Islands,"
So which version of the US foreign policy has not changed ? and when did the US Defense Department decide and speak on US foreign policies?
I'm not sure why you insist on wanting to discuss American police violence when my post was about a US intelligence report that officially concluded that MBS ordered the capture/murder of US resident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Major obfuscation and trying to divert from the topic aside: George Floyd had previously been arrested on 9 occasions and sentenced to short prison sentences multiple times (for aggravated robbery with a weapon, theft, and various drug offences) - hence, a low tier criminal.
Chinese investors turn away from Australia after Canberra crackdown
Investment fell 61% last year after deals were scuppered over security concerns
The value of Chinese investment in Australia collapsed last year in the face of tougher scrutiny by Canberra, a breakdown in bilateral relations and a global downturn in foreign investment owing to the pandemic.The dramatic drop in Chinese investment came as other members of the Five Eyes intelligence network, including the US and UK, rushed to tighten oversight of foreign investment on national security grounds. New data show Chinese investment fell 61 per cent to A$1bn (US$780m) in 2020, down from A$2.6bn a year earlier and a peak in 2016 of A$16.5bn.
The year 2016 was a high point in Sino-Australian ties that coincided with a free trade deal. In contrast, just 20 transactions were recorded last year.
Chinese investment in 2020 was limited to just three sectors — real estate, mining and manufacturing — a big shift compared with previous years when activity spanned all industries, according to a database tracking Chinese investment managed by Australian National University. Shiro Armstrong, director of the East Asian Bureau of Economic Research at ANU, said the collapse in investment mainly reflected the impact of Covid-19 and tighter scrutiny of foreign funding by Canberra, particularly those from China.
Global foreign direct investment fell 42 per cent during the pandemic while foreign investment into Australia dropped 46 per cent, according to UN data, he added. “This is quite a remarkable story when you think that Australia was the largest destination of Chinese investment globally during the height of the commodities boom. We received much more investment than the US, and that has just collapsed,” Armstrong told the Financial Times.
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Kirby: There is no change to U.S. policy regarding the sovereignty of the Senkaku Islands.
Reporter: So what is the correct policy and which one hasn't changed?
Kirby: Yes, that's correct.
Reporter: Which one-
Kirby: Yes, that's right, thank you. Unfortunately, we're out of time for more questions.
How bout them apples
After TW helped America Apple they want to still talk unfair trade practices?
After Australian wine, unfair Chinese trade practices are now targeting #Taiwanese pineapples. But that won’t stop us. Whether in a smoothie, a cake, or freshly cut on a plate, our pineapples always hit the spot. Support our farmers & enjoy delicious Taiwanese fruit!
After TW helped America Apple they want to still talk unfair trade practices?
After Australian wine, unfair Chinese trade practices are now targeting #Taiwanese pineapples. But that won’t stop us. Whether in a smoothie, a cake, or freshly cut on a plate, our pineapples always hit the spot. Support our farmers & enjoy delicious Taiwanese fruit!