something is afoot…
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something is afoot…
Knowing how ICE operates she shouldn’t have tried to flee in a vehicle. The agent who shot her can now claim self defense because the suspect was operating a vehicle and could’ve hit him.
Nothing help more to start riots than Trump opening his mouth to defend a murderer of one of the most controversial agencies in the US.
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
I think China should cut ties with Singapore. They seem to be more and more anti-China. They’re dependent on being a gateway to China for the West and more than ever favoring the West. I heard Singapore is siding with Japan in their dispute with China. Then you have Indians claiming Singapore. Singapore is hoping on it’s fake neutrality to keep its access to China. It’s not like Singapore is known to be a utopia for freedom. They’re the opposite known for their extreme control. And yet you don’t see it being used to favor Singapore’s China interests.
China should help Mark Zuckerberg and Alexandr Wang by banning Chinese technology, i.e. Manus, to the US. China funds these technology companies therefore should have the final say on their fate.
Lol. Go for it. Trade war 3.0 but Trump can’t afford Trade War 3.0 with the mid terms around the corner. So Trump will probably rag on India in the meanwhile with 500% tariffs.
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
The West thinks they’re not suppose to suffer consequences from their actions. I bet Japan expects China to retract but they don’t have to.
It’s that same entitled attitude that put US allies in the situation they’re in stuck between a rock and a hard place. Trump’s America and China’s rightful reascension. And all indications are that they’ll choose poorly again.
supercat
Colonel
It's probably Iran.
Are these Taiwanese officials being obtuse deliberately?
China doesn't really need Venezuela's oil supply.
Today's musing about Japan:
Its funny because the sanction China just announced against Japan its included secondary sanction clauses make US anti-Russia sanctions look like childs play.
Considering they're still focused on RE, I don't think they've fully comprehended the nature of this sanction yet. RE is just tip of the iceberg to the full list of dual-use items.
It's hard for me to believe that they're really this slow. This looks like a full sanction of all industrially, medically, chemically, and technologically useful inputs. This makes US sanctions on China from earlier years looks like a walk in the park.