No, because apparently China folded despite having the upper hand.
Thus Europe smells weakness.
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Thus Europe smells weakness.
Seems to me that Nexperia Europe is being pushed aside. Given that price negotiations are being conducted in Beijing instead in their headquarters in Europe. Securing customers under new binding agreements is more important in the long term.
Should have dangled China's internal supply chain stability in front of the capitalist class then. Entices them to move production; de-industrializes adversaries and take a bigger share of global manufacturing. Money is fake, steel is real.
their lives are not their own. you have to stop getting deceived by outward appearances; these european states only wear the name and borders of the sovereign nations that came before them as a shell. the constant desire to assume that these puppet nations would act in a sovereign manner shouldn't even be entertained. like, can we all just move on from this framework? europe will never be sovereign until we see obvious signs that america totally loses control like the disbandment of the eu, nato, and nationalistic, likely bloody, revolutions across the continent.
i see no indications that the us wants to avoid ww3 at all, so i think all we'll see are escalations in anti-chinese sentiment. in fact i'm starting to suspect that the controlled demolition of all these western economies is for the sake of making everyone in the west mad enough to fight with fanatical hatred.
it's clear that this isn't going to work at this point. the governing body will intervene and prevent china from making strategic gains via market forces because the battle lines have already been drawn.
the jig is up, there is no more hide and bide. it seems to me that china must brace for the coming fight by buying as much time as possible while accelerating force buildup as much as possible. it would be fantastic for china if it could gain more strategic depth but it's a shame that the global south are generally worthless as allies.
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manqiangrexue
Brigadier
Man, what are you an expert in? You can't even read your own articles.
"The European Commission said Saturday (Nov 8) that Chinese authorities had confirmed a partial resumption of Nexperia chips, easing a blockage that has alarmed carmakers.
But Beijing announced at the weekend it would exempt some chips from the export ban, reportedly part of a trade deal agreed by President Xi Jinping and his US counterpart Donald Trump.
The exports will be allowed as long as the chips are only for "civilian use", Sefcovic added, saying the measure would take effect "immediately."
This is basically a half step down from climbing a staircase all the way to the top, to allow them to breathe they don't enter death throe struggles, while keeping them highly dependent and always uncomfortable. I think I read somewhere that further payments were all in RMB as well. This is a new normal heavily favoring China in the power dynamic. You're just childishly angry that a CCP which has always delivered results by tactically slicing away at Western power rather than using large and emotionally satisfying power moves, didn't go final battle on these Euro shits. And don't you forget, the Koreans, Japanese, EU cucks, they're all just puppets of the US. You could break their bones and crush their souls and they will still attack you again because that is their order and if they refuse to follow, they will be regime-changed for a leader who will follow any order from Washington. The CCP knows this but you don't. You're still batting angrily at all the little red dots while the CCP is melting down the projector without burning up the entire studio (WWIII).
What's stupider than that, you've directed your anger towards your own side missing the big picture that this year started with Trump trying to bring hell on China, threatening no negotiations without total capitulation first and 10 months in, the Orange Fuhrer flew to Seoul to personally flatter Xi with compliments and walk him to his car, in hopes of any small amount of partial reprieve from the seemingly effortless Chinese counteroffensive. And you're still bitching and moaning about it???
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supercat
Colonel
It may not be such bad news for China if zero-sum mentality can be avoided.
First cutting itself from Russia's affordable energy, now rejecting funding from China for R&D, EU just can't stop shooting itself in the foot.
Female diaspora Chinese "journalist" tries to gaslight her readers again.
Talking about China, here is the reality of the Chinese system:
LMAO headline of the day:
manqiangrexue
Brigadier
This bald bitch thinks China should study American culture and covet friends in DC when everyone in DC is just raging like a tribe of baboons given jalepeno suppositories over why they can't destroy China.
By the way, he better watch his baby Gerber mouth. If he even suggests that Xi isn't Trump's honorable best friend, he might get tariffed 500% right up the backside of his head while he's barking at China with his back turned to Cheeto Benito.
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totally agree. contests between nations happen at timescales far greater than our own individual lives. while the vision was always clear for the chinese to escape the gravity of america it would have been fatal for china to apply what assertiveness it exercises today back in the 1950s. power is built up step by step.
one of the fatal steps japan made on the way to its defeat was the disastrous decisions that led up to the battle of khalkin gol. a few go-getter officers in the kwantung army thought they knew what was best for japan. they ended up biting off more than they could chew. the treaty they were forced to sign with russia costed japan any further hope of northward expansion and fatefully forced japan to seek oil in southeast asia.
bad things happen when you let your emotions get ahead of yourself.
Then why resume exports? Execute the nuclear option and be done with it. If you want a window of uncontested military buildup, cripple their production now while you still can. Every MOFSET, every REE magnet, every gram of bottleneck materials sold to the adversary is counterproductive to this singular goal.
The very fact that trade barriers are being lowered again suggests the CPC sees the relationship as salvageable.
Mike will learn XJP Thought before the decade is out, voluntarily or otherwise.