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Xizor

Xizor

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Overbom said:
The US is losing it. It is making so many demands to UAE to drop cooperation with China, that it alienated UAE so much that it suspended the F-35 mega deal

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...sovereign operational restrictions...
Note that down, people.

I think this has less to do with China and more to do with US trying to assuage the interests of/ towards Israel in the region. Israel is now surrounded by countries that operate the World Fair of Western Fighter jets. Typhoons, Rafale, Hornets, F15,F16 etc.
Appix said:
Total import ban from Xinjiang. Guilty until proven innocent.

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I don't see how it'll affect anything. US isn't the only market in the world. If not US, then there are hundreds of other countries who couldn't care less.
 
Bellum_Romanum

Bellum_Romanum

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Xsizor said:
The current policy toward Taiwan is the worst possible combination. Washington maintains an implicit commitment to defend the island if China ever decides to use force to compel reunification. That is an increasingly dangerous and unwise commitment–especially as China’s economic and military power continues to mount.

This was back in 2006. China's military power was "dangerous" back then ? Now it is what?
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Collapsing according to Hal Brands and his students
 
9dashline

9dashline

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plawolf said:
China could and should reciprocate with a law banning any US products made with slave labour as classified as anything made by prison inmates or people working for less than the minimum wage, which is going to be a massive part of IS manufacturing and food processing.
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Minimum wage at 7.25 per hour (originally instituted back in 2009) is already Slave Labor given that just in the last few years alone the true inflation (and loss of purchasing power) of the USD was well over 50%
 
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