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Do some research in what you are talking about before opening your mouth. Iran literally has a draconian law that forces hijab onto women.
Thanks for the TLDR, I've been wondering what the specifics are
The traditional KMT message, but with loud DPP style rhetoric.
She is going to win!
Yeah. Exactly.
How are they going to diversify their supply chains while they are mired in slow growth recession like environment with continuing de-industrialization in the background?
If they manage to diversify their supply chain, it will not be Europe because they are scaling back investment, because of de-industrializing.
They can try Asia to look for new suppliers. Do not go to RCEP the South East Asia part because that is all part of the China supply chain.
When they go to ask around in Japan and South Korea, they probably will hear a similar story, but not to the degree like it is in ASEAN.
Then they can ask the people who do not make the stuff, do you make the stuff?
They are getting stuck on the same old bottlenecks that they know about a long time ago.
I am once again asking all of these western countries to show us how it’s done with freedom and democracy, after all from the 90s, all you’d ever hear from western media mouthpieces was that China couldn’t innovate because it didn’t have free speech and lesbian underwater basket weaving programs or lawyers to provide sinecure to the scions of Zionist American elites.Yeah. Exactly.
How are they going to diversify their supply chains while they are mired in slow growth recession like environment with continuing de-industrialization in the background?
If they manage to diversify their supply chain, it will not be Europe because they are scaling back investment, because of de-industrializing.
They can try Asia to look for new suppliers. Do not go to RCEP the South East Asia part because that is all part of the China supply chain.
When they go to ask around in Japan and South Korea, they probably will hear a similar story, but not to the degree like it is in ASEAN.
Then they can ask the people who do not make the stuff, do you make the stuff?
They are getting stuck on the same old bottlenecks that they know about a long time ago.
They'll simply come up with plans to plan more plans for upcoming plans, as has been the case for the last 2 decades
plawolf
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I think the more accurate analogy is that America forces everyone to wear a bomb collar and proudly shows off its control over its slaves.
China is more considerate of both the Euros dignity and their particular…tastes. So it offers them an explosive butt plug. It’s much more discreet, but kills you just as effectively if you disobey.
The rare earths situation is somewhat solveable. It's just going to take a long time, a lot of hard work, and a willingness to lose a lot of money to accomplish. Unfortunately for the West, the people in power got there by not having to do any of the above, so I don't think that they're going to take the necessary steps until their stockpiles run low and someone starts really panicking. There aren't any shortcuts either, so any talk about fixing the problem in a couple of years means that nobody is willing to try yet.
It'd also help for them to think of rare earths as a product instead of as resources. Just getting your hands on the raw materials isn't going to be useful unless you're also capable of processing it to the purity that your designs require. We'll know when the West is serious about tackling the problem becasue the talking heads will take a totally different tone about the it than they're doing right now.
Of course, the above only applies to the light rare earths. These can be found in a lot of places throughout the world. The heavy rare earths, the ones that are necessary for military applications, are only found in abundance in China and Myanmar. Good luck on getting those independently.