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Will Trmp be "trapped"?
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Absolutely. This is a prime example.
Can you imagine citizens of any other country coming to another country for a football game and start chanting genocidal slogans and then you have western politicians defending them?
Most US Jews are very liberal, they have favoured the democratic party for many decades. Those liberal Jews might have mixed opinions about Israel, but it doesn't affect their vote for president.
The reason why China must do something however is that it can't normalize American IP theft. It doesn't affect tech progress, but we can't have US come into China and start stealing stuff.
Possible that the MSS might preemptively "poison the well"/"trojan horse into US industry" kinda like you suggest, could be smarter than directly nationalizing TSMC and saying US doesn't get any. But the overarching point is that to defend our companies, tech and IP, we need to hit US very hard, it needs to be a blow that hurts Americans on a widespread level.
US is not very competitive if its firms do the work. US can transfer the tech to an Arab funded firm and they will be able to arrange a team. Arabs have oil and wealth. they can use Aviation like Air taxi. .This can happen because Gulf Monarchies are all in with Trump. If there was no British India than Afghanistan would be the big boss of Central Asia and the largest and most powerful ethinic group. now It all depend on how effectively Afghan gets rebuilt based on Arabic system. There is no image of the Future without Arabian Peninsula and for this system to work than Afghan is the key.
You know what I find amusing? The Indians who once in a blue moon develop a sense of awareness.
China still having 5% annual growth on average when it already at this stage is insane. The fact that India is not that much higher even though this is its prime stage for growth is quite shameful.
Is this real? Kinda resembled Chna? 10 new cities, how much % is urban population of US now?
From the tweet:
"Trumps Plan to Take a Quantum Leap in Technology and Land Development —Build 10 NEW Cities and Flying Cars
The future will be AMAZING!
• 1/3 of the United States land mass is owned by the Federal Government.
- One half of 1% of that land, we should hold a contest to charter up to build 10 NEW CITIES “Freedom Cities”.
• Transportation- We will lead the way in air & mobility to develop vertical take off & landing vehicles for families.
• Forgotten communities will be hives of industry producing goods no longer imported from China!
• Cost of Living- Major initiative lowering cost of living, focus on lowering the cost of a new car & building beautiful single family homes.
• Congress to support baby bonuses! For young parents to help launch a BABY BOOM!
• Launch a modernization & beautification campaign.
- Get rid of ugly buildings
- Refurbish parks & public spaces
- Make cities & towns more livable"
From the tweet:
"Trumps Plan to Take a Quantum Leap in Technology and Land Development —Build 10 NEW Cities and Flying Cars
The future will be AMAZING!
• 1/3 of the United States land mass is owned by the Federal Government.
- One half of 1% of that land, we should hold a contest to charter up to build 10 NEW CITIES “Freedom Cities”.
• Transportation- We will lead the way in air & mobility to develop vertical take off & landing vehicles for families.
• Forgotten communities will be hives of industry producing goods no longer imported from China!
• Cost of Living- Major initiative lowering cost of living, focus on lowering the cost of a new car & building beautiful single family homes.
• Congress to support baby bonuses! For young parents to help launch a BABY BOOM!
• Launch a modernization & beautification campaign.
- Get rid of ugly buildings
- Refurbish parks & public spaces
- Make cities & towns more livable"
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"I joined CNBC to share my perspective on China’s stimulus announcements. We are seeing fundamental shifts in both the way Xi Jinping views the state of the economy and his approach to addressing the problems. We are seeing fundamental shifts in both the way Xi Jinping views the state of the economy and his approach to addressing the problems. It is far too soon for Xi (or us) to feel that he has all of this under control. We now need to see effective and forceful implementation across the country. That won’t be easy, or fast. But, in my view, this is evidence that Xi has abandoned his stubborn resistance to making pragmatic course corrections. The message to officials in more than 40,000 local governments seems to be straightforward: your priority is solving these problems, and Beijing will provide you with the necessary resources. It will take time for details to be announced, and for evidence of success to appear, but a turnaround in confidence is likely on the horizon." By Andy Rothman, China strategist, Matthews Asia
China can help!