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Blitzo

Blitzo

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CMP said:
Indeed, the biggest accusers of completely false crimes certainly do deserve to be shielded from unproven accusations. Your position is clear.
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I understand your point, but this is not the place to do this kind of soapboxing and moral posturing.

By choosing to make that argument on this forum you're creating unnecessary animosity, because ultimately most people here still want to have constructive discussions where claims have at least some semblance of evidence rather than suspicion alone.
 
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Blitzo said:
I understand your point, but this is not the place to do this kind of soapboxing and moral posturing.

By choosing to make that argument on this forum you're creating unnecessary animosity, because ultimately most people here still want to have constructive discussions where claims have at least some semblance of evidence rather than suspicion alone.
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Fair enough. If no evidence means no need for an accusation based on suspicion alone, then I guess all hidden acts leading to destruction must be assumed to be nothing more than unfortunate accidents. Poor China and it's self-collapsing mine shafts. I guess they're just bad at infrastructure and unlucky. I'll file this event in the same category as China's ASML EUV lithography machine that was under construction during Trump term 1 and spontaneously self-destructed with definitely and absolutely no human intervention at all, at just around the same time as when the US openly declared China was not allowed to have such nice things, ever. Adversaries of the West sure seem to wind up having a lot of accidents with strategic implications. Just bad luck I guess.
 
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Blitzo

Blitzo

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CMP said:
Fair enough. If no evidence means no need for an accusation based on suspicion alone, then I guess all hidden acts leading to destruction must be assumed to be nothing more than unfortunate accidents. Poor China and it's self-collapsing mine shafts. I guess they're just bad at infrastructure and unlucky. I'll file this event in the same category as China's ASML EUV lithography machine that was under construction during Trump term 1 and spontaneously self-destructed with definitely and absolutely no human intervention at all, at just around the same time as when the US openly declared China was not allowed to have such nice things, ever. Adversaries of the West sure seem to wind up having a lot of accidents with strategic implications. Just bad luck I guess.
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Correct, freewheeling speculation isn't constructive. Find somewhere else to vent please.
 
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Kenya saves $250 million a year after converting $5 billion loan to yuan.

Kenya Snags $215 Million in Savings After Chinese Loan Currency Swap​

  • Kenya converted its Chinese railway loans from dollars to yuan, cutting annual debt-servicing costs by $215 million.
  • The East African nation took $5 billion in loans from the Export-Import Bank of China for a standard gauge rail line, with about $3.5 billion still unpaid by June 2024.
  • Analysts see Kenya's move as a potential precedent for other African nations, with some countries already issuing yuan bonds or taking yuan-denominated loans to explore alternative markets.
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Ethiopia is attempting to do the same.

Ethiopia in Talks With China to Convert Dollar Loans Into Yuan​

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