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Temstar

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GulfLander said:
"Russian grain exports to Syria suspended due to uncertainty"

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Russian wheat has been freed from the clutches of the tyrannical Assad?

Honestly I was thinking the west would quickly remove sanctions on new Syria and they will enjoy a quick burst of economic recovery and be held up as shining example of revolution but now I'm not so sure. If sanction isn't removed and Russian stop their grain shipment the people will have to face a choice between Maxim, Marx or Malthus.
 
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coolgod

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Temstar said:
Russian wheat has been freed from the clutches of the tyrannical Assad?

Honestly I was thinking the west would quickly remove sanctions on new Syria and they will enjoy a quick burst of economic recovery and be held up as shining example of revolution but now I'm not so sure. If sanction is removed and Russian stop their grain shipment the people will have to face a choice between Maxim, Marx or Malthus.
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Syrians are soon about to learn what "freedom" tastes like.
 
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jiajia99

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coolgod said:
Syrians are soon about to learn what "freedom" tastes like.
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Well from Chinas perspective, any crisis is an opportunity as long as it doesn’t hurt our bottom line. Provided that whatever crisis causes damage to the US, Israeli and Turkish interest due to how much of a powder keg they have set off, well as long as Iran and Russia are not in any major disadvantages, I can’t see this current situation being a disadvantage to China in anyway. I can definitely see a lot of losers here, just that China isn’t one of them

FairAndUnbiased said:
Think I called this one too.

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Look at this as a money saver for China. China has other safer routes to Europe plus less investment to Syria on Chinas end might be a good thing given that well for a region as unstable as the one that it’s going to be, who wants to invest there long term if it is going to be that dangerous
 
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iBBz said:
After the recent events in the Middle East, I am forced to change my view about China. They will pay the ultimate price for not doing more to protect their interests in the region. There was not even much that was required of them to stabilize the situation. Now they will need to do so much more to regain what was lost, if that is even possible at this point. China can take all it's fighter jets and destroyers and shove them up it's ass. They are a joke. They build and build and build and do nothing with what they've built. No wonder they are surrounded with bases and more bases continue to be built around them, and they just sit there and watch. They are watchers, not doers, period!
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I don't see any loss for China. They will continue trade with whoever is in power. No need to get involved in the politics. There isn't any real "interest" China had over there anyways that needed protection. If anybody becomes a puppet and chooses to dismiss China, they do it at their own loss because China today is unavoidable in trade without incurring significant loss.
 
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