Oh boy:
So how long before Musk have to escape by Starship towards the north and gets shootdown by NORAD in Canada?
That's a huge ohhhhhhhhhh boy.
Oh boy:
So how long before Musk have to escape by Starship towards the north and gets shootdown by NORAD in Canada?
You can't read. I don't want them to speak "like the West". It just so happens the West is the most skilled at psychological warfare so their tactics are often the most effective. I want them top losing these easy battles by learning what works.you want China to talk like the West LOL
Don’t be hating on Bethany just because she’s found the job she was born for as a pure-bred neighsayer.
I dare those people not to use electricity then.Aren't most Lego bricks pretty much gays because they can "penetrate" and "be penetrated" by other Lego bricks simultaneously?
Though, heads up to Babylon Bee for proposing the solution more than 3 years ago.
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I would frame it this way: How @name sees Indians, is how we see AmericansChinese messaging is a ton better than your messaging.
What a wall of garbage about how you want China to talk like the West LOL
Our culture is one of keeping a low profile, speaking softly while carrying and building a big stick. Your culture is just loudmouthing, which is why the Western style appeals to you. When I hear the Chinese speak vs when the Americans speak the impression I get is that the Chinese person is cultured, skilled and polite while the Westerner is full of hot air and everything he says is an oral fart. In Chinese culture, politicians are held accountable it's actually a potentially career-ending disgrace to say something incorrect or to overpromise in public. In Western culture, that's just Tuesday.
Ask a Chinese designer the purpose of the J-XX and he says we just want something comparable to the Typhoon; American Raptors and Lightning are the most advanced fighters in the world and we'll strive hard to get there but we cannot compete with the best yet. Then when J-20 enters service, American analysts are shocked to find that it is operationally and overall superior to the Raptor and in every way superior to the F-35; it has everything and represents the most balanced and well-designed 5th gen fighter. That is a highly cultured person telling you in veiled words you did not understand that he will cook your goose.
Ask an American designer about their 6th gen fighter and he'll tell you the demonstrator broke every record in history and it's an unrivalled masterpeice that will destroy everything that dares stand against America. Then a couple years later, Shenyang and Chengdu both fly full prototypes. What happened to NGAD? Cancelled. That is an air-headed shitmouth.
When the tech war started, Americans said China is 20 years behind, will suffer economic collapse before getting even close to catching up. Chinese lithography is totally anihilated overnight, no chance of survival. Chinese people... didn't really talk; we just worked. The result? China went 90nm, 45nm, 28nm, 14nm, 7nm, perhaps 5nm now in a handful of years and the momentum just keeps getting faster and faster. America... can't invent shit; basically trying to eat TSMC. And that's how I know Chinese words and Chinese silence are all golden when everything out of a Western mouth is verbal diarrhea.
I can see that and I can fully appreciate the superiority of Chinese skill in communication because I have Chinese culture but you cannot because you worship lowly crude foriegn loudmouth culture.
Maitreya Bhakal is an Indian patriot who wishes his country can become strong like China, hence the shilling. He will be the first to go pro India anti China if the tables were to turnMaitreya Bhakal is a basically wumao also.
Nippon will invest heavily in U.S. Steel rather than purchase the company
President Donald Trump on Friday said Japan’s Nippon Steel will invest heavily in U.S. Steel rather than purchase the company.
“They’ll be looking at an investment rather than a purchase,” Trump said at a news conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba. “They’ve agreed to invest heavily in U.S. Steel, as opposed to own it.”
U.S. Steel shares closed down nearly 6% at $36.98 after Trump’s comments. The president misspoke during his remarks, referring to Nissan when he meant Nippon would make an investment.
Ishiba also said Nippon would invest in U.S. Steel and not acquire the company. The prime minister said Japan would provide technology for U.S. Steel to manufacture better quality products in the U.S.
“It is not one sided. It will be reciprocal, it will be mutually beneficial,” Ishiba said through an interpreter.
Former President Joe Biden blocked Nippon’s $14.9 billion bid for U.S. Steel in early January, citing national security concerns. U.S. Steel and Nippon have asked a federal court to overturn Biden’s decision, alleging that he acted unconstitutionally.
Trump has also opposed the deal, though U.S. Steel has lobbied the president to reconsider his predecessor’s decision. U.S. Steel CEO David Burritt met with Trump at the White House on Thursday.
Nippon rival Cleveland-Cliffs has sought to make a move on U.S. Steel in the wake of Biden’s decision to block the deal. CEO Lourenco Goncalves said on Jan. 13 that he wants to buy the company.
“I have a plan, I have an all-American solution in place,” Goncalves said. “The all-American solution centers on people, on workers.”
People familiar with the matter told CNBC at that time that Cleveland-Cliffs was partnering with rival Nucor to make a bid for U.S. Steel. The offer would be in the high $30s a share, they said. Nippon had planned to buy U.S. Steel for $55 per share.
Cleveland-Cliffs was proposing to purchase U.S. Steel for all cash and to sell the Big River Steel subsidiary to Nucor, the people said at the time. U.S. Steel’s headquarters would remain in Pittsburgh under the deal.
It’s unclear how Trump’s comments Friday would impact potential future bids for U.S. Steel.
“It is not one sided. It will be reciprocal, it will be mutually beneficial,” Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said through an interpreter.
Prime Minister Ishiba conveyed his willingness to cooperate together to elevate Japan’s investment in the U.S. to an unprecedented amount of one trillion dollars
US President Donald Trump: I will announce reciprocal tariffs next week on many countries
Trump signs an order amending duties on de minimis imports from China.
I aim to bring down the deficit.
I want to end the trade deficit with Japan.
We do want to work on the deficit; get it down to even.
I haven't changed my mind on US Steel.
I will make an announcement next week on reciprocal trade.
Tariffs are an option to address deficit.
Tariffs on Japan are an option.
I will announce reciprocal tariffs next week on many countries.
I will discuss the Nippon deal with Ishiba.
Auto tariffs always on the table.
I will be meeting with Xi probably.
I will be talking to Putin.
The US looking for security of rare earths.
No rush on Gaza.
I will probably talk to Zelenskiy next week; I want to discuss security of their assets, like rare earths.
Deepseek is a good development.
Tariffs are an option to address deficit.
Tariffs on Japan are an option.