He could just give a PR answer (like 1000s of corporations do every day) such as "We will strictly investigate the matter and until the conclusion of that investigation we will not make any further comment."Is it too early for a response?
Come to think of it it only took one man, one artist and one Twitter post (Aussie SpecOps warcrimes in Afghanistan) to create an absolutely massive reaction/hyperventilating.Maybe China's PR dept is purposely terrible to "hide its strength"
China actually benefits from developing countries growing faster, due to its strong manufacturing base which can export high value goodsThis here is fundermentally a bad play, same as if the US actually went ahead with B3W. The whole global trade as it exists today depends on the principle of comparative advantage where some countries are good at some things and others and good at others and you trade based on those differences. China just happens to be the best at building infrastructure by a wide margin and trying to compete with China in this area is a bit like trying to compete with the US professional basketball players at the Olympics. You're just not going to win.
I thought some things were rather strange. In the early passage of his article he states "I am also retired. I no longer am involved in the world of black operations, top secret SAP programs, spooky stuff, and all that. I am retired."Why would the authorities allow a CIA or similar agency agent live in China?I read the article. It's got hits and misses. The claim that China gives children military training starting age 6 is just bizarre.
Otherwise, it's got some interesting stuff, such as connecting the Type 075 fire with the Bonhomme Richards fire.
@Overbom bro we have to see what they offer, IF the same terms with a lot of string attach then we have to say thanks but no thanks. It is better to used the fund for the betterment of their member state. The EU like the US need to invest more on its citizen and fix its owned problem first before launching another hegemonic crusade.China actually benefits from developing countries growing faster, due to its strong manufacturing base which can export high value goods
So with US and EU jumping on the BRI-competition train, they haven't realise that its not BRI itself that benefits China so much, but by growing the countries'economies they will start using more Chinese industrial goods
Basically, the West is now supercharging the BRI effect which will grow the developing countries more, and thus, you guessed it, eventually grow China stronger
To sum up, BRI is a masterstroke. Either they don't compete and leave the world to China, or they try to compete, and with pooling so many resources they accelerate those countries' growth that also helps China as a global dominating export country lol
No, IMO either through the shit back like "how do you prove that you are telling any truth?" or no response ever. The stupidity is his trying to prove "China's innocence", by doing so he lend the accuser who has no evidence some credence.Is it too early for a response?
With the full support of the FUWL board of directors, I am announcing the immediate withdrawal of all FUWL participation in WTA tournaments!How convenient when all WTA tournaments are already suspended in China due to covid.