Nice. Hopefully get it down another $50B by next year. To be fair a lot of that is coming from Canada, a full colonized entity. Koreacucks' contribution may also be removed as Yoon gets yeeted.
Chinese Economics Thread
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Trump is more likely to annex Canada, Mexico, Greenland, Panama and Cuba and integrate them as the 51st-55th states; just like the United States did to Alaska and Hawaii a generation ago and Florida (the Adams-Onis territory), the states of the Louisiana territory (Montana, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana) and the states of the Mexican Cession (Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, and California), a start of a new era of complete and total US dominance across the Western Hemisphere and around the world that put 1945 and 1991 to shame. A giant pool of natural resources and human capital to be integrated into the world's best assimilation machine and the world's best productivity machine - the same assimilation machine that made Manhattan Chinatown & Flushing, Queens & Dearborn & Osceola County & Garden Grove vote for Trump - but massively scaled
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I think China's position is that US can be dictator of the stinking north American continent and possibly Cuba as well, this is a good tradeoff for ceding control everywhere else and it lets Beijing also assauge the MAGA ego because US will have "more territory than it ever had before".
Basically China need an US that fights more with its neighbors and therefore doesn't have influence on the global stage. Let them be more like the SMO starting Russia than the global revolution supporting USSR that they currently are.
proelite
Junior Member
If USA were to be to China that ancient Rome was to the Han that it be win win.
I thought Sleepy was pro-Biden because how much he loves to sleep? What’s going on here? Souring of relations after the blatant display of nepotism pardoning his own child?
"China has revised its driving regulations to extend the age limits for drivers of medium and heavy buses and trucks as part of the country's efforts to delay the retirement age and accommodate an aging workforce.
The maximum age limit for applying for a medium or heavy bus or truck driver's license, as well as for operating these vehicles, has been raised from 60 to 63, according to the revised regulations that will take effect on Jan. 1, 2025."
The maximum age limit for applying for a medium or heavy bus or truck driver's license, as well as for operating these vehicles, has been raised from 60 to 63, according to the revised regulations that will take effect on Jan. 1, 2025."
"The Washington, D.C.-based multilateral development bank said Thursday that it projects gross domestic product in the world's second-largest economy to expand 4.9% in 2024, up 0.1 percentage point from its previous forecast in June. It raised its forecast for 2025 by 0.4 percentage point to 4.5%."
manqiangrexue
Brigadier
Is that the program you're planning to ask for when they can do you like Total Recall and ease your stress with an augmented reality machine?
Funny thing is, as far away from reality as that already is, it would still come up entirely short in competing for tech dominance with China and that would still be true even if the US took all of South America. Those countries don't innovate and don't have the brain power needed to compete. You're not adding the lacking critical pieces to the American machine to make it run better; you're just wrapping it in layers of scrap metal hoping that at bigger machine is a better one. And you can't even do that except in fantasies.