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This CGTN western media exposition by Liu Xin summed up nicely what I have expressed here in a more profound way.
*Lenin/Mao. Lenin was one of the OGs and I think he ultimately had the right way of progressively moving from capitalism to socialism, then communism (as Marx himself actually intended). However, the West decided it is better to stagnate in capitalism due to their red scare propaganda bullshit, hence the accumulated capital went not into building socialism and improving the QoL for the average person but into MIC, debt traps, and enrichment of the 1%.
Bezos, Buffet, Gates, Musk have a total net worth of 570.000.000.000$
Speaking of fair. Kenya a country with 47.000.000 people has to work 5 years to create that sum of money in GDP.
If I would have had this sum of money, I would just donate all of it to the CCP so they can built more schools, train more teachers and built some Wind turbines in the desert.
I wonder what the current billionaires do with the cash, besides predorily robbing the proletariat.
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Oh yes, I think China certainly needs to invest more into those wind power stations in the desert to increase their capability of delivering clean energy to any part of the globe
in addition to that, they should consider more underwater and rail-based wind turbines too.
Australia reaches $2.4b settlement with France over scrapped submarine deal
Australia released a massive compensation deal of A$830 million Australian dollars with French submarine maker Naval Group on June 11, putting an end to a decade-old multi-billion-dollar submarine contract dispute. This helped the soured relationship between two countries when Australia turned to eight nuclear-powered submarines with alternative deals with US and UK.
Everyone's trolling Amerikkka...
Iran and Venezuela signed a 20-year cooperation deal on Saturday during a visit by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to Tehran, Iranian state media has reported.
The agreement reached by two of the most sanctioned countries in the world “shows the determination of the high-level officials of the two countries for development of relations in different fields,” Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said on state TV, as cited by AFP.
Details of the new agreement between the two countries have not yet been made public. However, during his visit, Maduro was accompanied by officials from areas including agriculture, technology, oil, communications, tourism, and transportation, which may signify the spheres of cooperation the two nations have in mind.
Both Iran and Venezuela are under heavy US sanctions, and according to Maduro, they have “a common vision” regarding international issues, and plan to work together in the “war of sanctions and find ways to counter them with steadfastness.”
“Caracas and Tehran have shaped the strategy of resistance economy and are working to expand it,” he was cited as saying.
In an interview with Iranian HispanTV on Friday, Maduro announced the opening of a weekly flight route from Caracas to Tehran. He also said that Venezuela plans to sell coffee to Iran.
Iran and Venezuela have drawn closer in the past two years, most notably through energy projects. In May, the National Iranian Oil Engineering and Construction Company signed a contract to repair an oil refinery in Venezuela. In his interview, Maduro thanked Iran for fuel shipments to Venezuela.
Iran and Venezuela sign major deal – media
The details of the agreement have not yet been disclosed
Iran and Venezuela signed a 20-year cooperation deal on Saturday during a visit by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to Tehran, Iranian state media has reported.
The agreement reached by two of the most sanctioned countries in the world “shows the determination of the high-level officials of the two countries for development of relations in different fields,” Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said on state TV, as cited by AFP.
Details of the new agreement between the two countries have not yet been made public. However, during his visit, Maduro was accompanied by officials from areas including agriculture, technology, oil, communications, tourism, and transportation, which may signify the spheres of cooperation the two nations have in mind.
Both Iran and Venezuela are under heavy US sanctions, and according to Maduro, they have “a common vision” regarding international issues, and plan to work together in the “war of sanctions and find ways to counter them with steadfastness.”
“Caracas and Tehran have shaped the strategy of resistance economy and are working to expand it,” he was cited as saying.
In an interview with Iranian HispanTV on Friday, Maduro announced the opening of a weekly flight route from Caracas to Tehran. He also said that Venezuela plans to sell coffee to Iran.
Iran and Venezuela have drawn closer in the past two years, most notably through energy projects. In May, the National Iranian Oil Engineering and Construction Company signed a contract to repair an oil refinery in Venezuela. In his interview, Maduro thanked Iran for fuel shipments to Venezuela.
Do you even know what you writing?. Western scientific foundation is built from Russian empire talent always moved East to West.
This hint for Hollywood. for founding you need capital.