Congratulations, I hope the live missions will be a success.
But Man, does this look explicit.
Miscellaneous News
- Thread starter bd popeye
- Start date
But Man, does this look explicit.
Please excuse me for this, but: Schindler's List is a work of mass-multi-media capitalism, a contemporary evolution of print-capitalism, the insidious nature of which few fully discern.
Last edited:
That is not a great idea...such a weapon would decimate Russia, one of China's closest allies
Not to mention that China itself has quite a few ethnic groups with blue-eyed gene.
It's really a mistake to assume Chinese as a single ethnic group of same genes. That'd be as wrong as calling all Africans black.
At first I was like what Chinese company is stupid enough to buy and hold on to US farmland in today's geopolitical climate?
Then I looked further into it, and it looks like the company in question is neck deep with corporations in the Deep State:
When even US propaganda trash like The Economist is singing your praises, you know something very fishy is going on.
Here is the head of that company being buddies with Dr. Evil himself at the WEF
Anybody know more about this? Why is China still letting their state-owned enterprise be this close with US deep state entities?
Attachments
-
2010-02-21-03.jpg
he's made his fortune by buying SOEs that were forcibly closed during the privatizations of the 1990's and keeping employees on state payrolls but employing them at his restaurant chain.
It is Syngenta AG, and what is important about that, is that Syngenta was one of the world leading agricultural companies in that technology they had, and it was very big company. It was one of those gigantic farm companies, competing with those big American farming companies, like Monsanto.
It was a Swiss company, and the Chinese made a takeover bid, and bought it a couple of decades ago. Such a deal would not happen today.
So, Syngenta is owned by Chinese interest, but Syngenta is still kind of like a foreign company. When someone acquires a big company, they do not replace them with their own people. That is impossible. The company continues as is.
Look at what Elon Musk did when he acquired Twitter. He did not bring in his own people to replace everybody, that was impossible. He only fired the redundant workers.
Why the Chinese want to buy such big important companies in the West, is the same reason everyone wants to do it. You want access.
Elon Musk bought Twitter because he wanted access to the digital realm and make Twitter a all in one app like WeChat, and from that he could achieve a synergy in all his business interest.
This is big business, that is what this is a all about.
If the rules change, then the rules change.
In summary, that is business.
If it was a bad idea to buy one of the world's leading farm companies 20 years ago, well, that is not true. That was a good deal for the Chinese.
If the rules change, then the rules change.
If they knew the rules will change 20 years later, they still would have no hesitation to make that same deal 20 years ago.
It was a Swiss company, and the Chinese made a takeover bid, and bought it a couple of decades ago. Such a deal would not happen today.
So, Syngenta is owned by Chinese interest, but Syngenta is still kind of like a foreign company. When someone acquires a big company, they do not replace them with their own people. That is impossible. The company continues as is.
Look at what Elon Musk did when he acquired Twitter. He did not bring in his own people to replace everybody, that was impossible. He only fired the redundant workers.
Why the Chinese want to buy such big important companies in the West, is the same reason everyone wants to do it. You want access.
Elon Musk bought Twitter because he wanted access to the digital realm and make Twitter a all in one app like WeChat, and from that he could achieve a synergy in all his business interest.
This is big business, that is what this is a all about.
If the rules change, then the rules change.
In summary, that is business.
If it was a bad idea to buy one of the world's leading farm companies 20 years ago, well, that is not true. That was a good deal for the Chinese.
If the rules change, then the rules change.
If they knew the rules will change 20 years later, they still would have no hesitation to make that same deal 20 years ago.
Last edited:
It said there in the article that Syngenta was acquired by the Chinese chemical firm in 2017, but I think it is a lot longer than that. Then again, I could be losing it?! Hope not!
What is interesting to me about this Syngenta story, is that this is American paranoia at work.
If Syngenta has to sell their land because of their Chinese connection, then people like Biden and Trump, should be in jail, with their Chinese connections. LOL.
But, that is America. They only know how to prey on the weak.
That is why the blacks hate the power. Fight the power. Because they always pick on the blacks. The Chinese are not singled out. That is just America.
America is not a land of justice. It is land of law and power.
What is interesting to me about this Syngenta story, is that this is American paranoia at work.
If Syngenta has to sell their land because of their Chinese connection, then people like Biden and Trump, should be in jail, with their Chinese connections. LOL.
But, that is America. They only know how to prey on the weak.
That is why the blacks hate the power. Fight the power. Because they always pick on the blacks. The Chinese are not singled out. That is just America.
America is not a land of justice. It is land of law and power.
I mean, I have no qualms about Chinese companies buying up massive, global companies. Its just that companies that came out of mergers from and , which are very much known to be up to dark stuff, that just gives me the heebie jeebies. Especially if the owning Chinese company lets them do whatever they've been doing as before without any changes. Is it just to let these companies keep making $$$ for the owners?It is Syngenta AG, and what is important about that, is that Syngenta was one of the world leading agricultural companies in that technology they had, and it was very big company. It was one of those gigantic farm companies, competing with those big American farming companies, like Monsanto.
It was a Swiss company, and the Chinese made a takeover bid, and bought it a couple of decades ago. Such a deal would not happen today.
So, Syngenta is owned by Chinese interest, but Syngenta is still kind of like a foreign company. When someone acquires a big company, they do not replace them with their own people. That is impossible. The company continues as is.
Look at what Elon Musk did when he acquired Twitter. He did not bring in his own people to replace everybody, that was impossible. He only fired the redundant workers.
Why the Chinese want to buy such big important companies in the West, is the same reason everyone wants to do it. You want access.
Elon Musk bought Twitter because he wanted access to the digital realm and make Twitter a all in one app like WeChat, and from that he could achieve a synergy in all his business interest.
This is big business, that is what this is a all about.
If the rules change, then the rules change.
In summary, that is business.
If it was a bad idea to buy one of the world's leading farm companies 20 years ago, well, that is not true. That was a good deal for the Chinese.
If the rules change, then the rules change.
If they knew the rules will change 20 years later, they still would have no hesitation to make that same deal 20 years ago.
Yeah, I'm not too bothered about the recent US lawmaker paranoia making a brouhaha over "the China threat". It was probably a good deal businesswise back when it was made, like you said. I was just abit alarmed that the CPC would allow their SOE to be pretty deeply entertwined with basically some evil entities for lack of a better word.