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pmc

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Strategic sequencing. They know they can’t beat China head on. So they will attack their allies and economic partners as a way to weaken it and isolate. Venezuela today,soon Israel will strike Iran again,and Trump will support Ukraine against Russia. Don’t be surprised if they allow Turkey to create chaos in Central Asia like they did to Syria.
Turkey is now Russia second largest trade partner and Erdogan government is part of Arabic economic system even though Turkey deep state is attached to Europe.
Syria was Russia mistake of not realizing soon the extent of Arabic Soft Power behind Erdogan intervention. when that Syrian leader was visiting Russia recently Russian team was doing more than 60 meetings with Kuwaitis. this is that visible compensation.

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Istanbul brings together Russian and European businessmen


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Africablack

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And that's great from the USA point of view. I think the USA should have done that quite a while ago because now it's hard to take china and Russia down. After all, the world dominated by the USA is better than the world dominated by china. Investing and outsourcing in China through 90s and 00s has backfired astronomically. I know some users didn't like reading this comment but that's likely how American Intel agencies think now. Helping china and Russia in 00s was a total market failure; for a short term gains, sacrificing long term sustainability is a type of market failure that even Adam Smith advised against in his epic works.
Said who?

It's only good for the west, for the rest of the world it's been a catastrophic failure. When you harvest most of the world's wealth because the system is designed to favor you then of course you'll think it's good for "the world". The same fatigue the west feels about immigrants is the same fatigue the rest of the world feel about western domination. It has had its run but it has to come to an end, the world has to re balance itself.

Imagine if Trump had been president of the US in the 1990s or the 2000s? Scary. I'm glad China has grown powerful enough to check him and give the rest of the world an alternative.
 

plawolf

Lieutenant General
Yeah there was that ridiculous talk from Bessent that Chengang got removed from his role. He sure did. He got removed upwards. I think in some places they call that a promotion.

In a way, that pathetic display is very revealing of how these Anglo elites operate and how they can keep failing upwards.

Basically, whenever they encounter a real formidable adversary, be in internal or external, they just fall back on their privilege and connections and call in favours to have the opponent fired. For internal rivals, it’s super easy, just a call to HR and they will sort it. For external rivals, they basically pull the bullshit they tried on Li, where they make baseless accusations and kick up a fuss and refuses to negotiate until their rival is removed.
 

uguduwa

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This is feudalism. This is no different to the Australian government gifting its citizens retirement funds to US arms companies to do what they will.
Chinese would have lynched all involved.
Lynched like in Meng Wanzhou case? Don‘t be naive. In every country, elites play a different game than the plebs.
 

Chevalier

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Holy shit it's working. Germany companies are handing over their operational and supply chain information to get a hit of that sweet sweet REE.

Also:
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MOFCOM keeping a close eye on you for your own good, letting you know when you've had enough.
If the Germans want to complain they can go to the USG who also asked similarly invasive questions of Chinese firms when sanctioning Chinese tech companies. What’s good for the Chinese should be good enough for the west.
 

Temstar

Brigadier
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If the Germans want to complain they can go to the USG who also asked similarly invasive questions of Chinese firms when sanctioning Chinese tech companies. What’s good for the Chinese should be good enough for the west.
My take is anyone who submits to US that easily can also submit to China easily too when the correct pressure is applied, so that's how it is. It can't be just the US benefiting from weak government who don't protect their industry, that would give US too much of an advantage in trade war.

Xi's been telling EU countries over and over that you need to have some strategic autonomy but nobody was listerning.
 
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