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Overbom

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Pretty sure Russia can provide more economically to China than Canada to the US. What's Canada main export besides hippies and "mining" companies of dubious capital and shitty sand oil?
You cut off Canada from the US and the US as a hegemon would suffer a huge, if not fatal, wound. That's how important it is. Big countries need to have their own Canada as a supplier of raw minerals or/and energy

US has Canada, China will have Russia. Of course that's only for the economic fields, security matters are another story

There is no need to directly compare Russia and Canada, both of them serve their role in a satisfactory way. Me mentioning them together is because they are kinda similar on their role
 

siegecrossbow

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An epic correction may happen according to jp Morgan analyst. I repeat again, these fine people need to practice kowtowing
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These fine people can start showing their good will by sending their children to China as hostages guests where they will learn Xi Jinping thoughts and basics of meritocratic governance. This will provide America with a new generation of capable mandarins who puts the needs of the people above the need of corporations and profit.
 
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sheogorath

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You cut off Canada from the US and the US as a hegemon would suffer a huge, if not fatal, wound. That's how important it is. Big countries need to have their own Canada as a supplier of raw minerals or/and energy

I meant it in the sense that while Russia is mainly a resources exporter not unlike Canada, they have a far bigger and more useful industrial capacity than Canada does, which makes it far more valuable than Canada to the US, vis a vis.
 

siegecrossbow

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Comrade Elon has turned his own mother into a Wumao.

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Butthurt Wikipedians have dedicated an entire paragraph to YiLong Ma’s Wumao antics.
Musk has praised China and has been described as having mounted a "charm offensive" to woo the Chinese government and gain access to its markets for Tesla.
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In 2022, Musk wrote an article for China Cyberspace, the official publication of
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, which enforces
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. His writing the article was described as conflicting with his advocacy for free speech.
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Musk later advocated for Taiwan to become a
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of China which drew cross-party criticism from Taiwanese lawmakers.
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Overbom

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US says no biggie and begs China to not get angry
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US calls Tsai transit 'nothing new', urges China to not react aggressively​

WASHINGTON, March 21 (Reuters) - Expected U.S. stopovers in coming weeks by Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen are standard practice and China should not use them as a pretext for aggressive action toward the democratically governed island, a senior U.S. administration official said.
But the senior U.S. official told reporters on a call on Monday night that every president of Taiwan had transited through the U.S., and that Tsai has done so herself six times since taking office 2016, most recently in 2019.

She had met members of Congress during all of those visits, the official added, noting that the COVID-19 pandemic had limited her travel in more recent years.
"We see no reason for Beijing to turn this transit, again, which is consistent with long-standing U.S. policy, into anything but what it is. It should not be used as a pretext to step up any aggressive activity around the Taiwan Strait," the official said.
The official said Washington had communicated to Beijing that Tsai's stopovers are in keeping with past precedent.

"There is nothing new from our point of view," the official said.
How China will respond will be even more interesting than Tsai's visit to the US
 
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