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How do we know anti-5G and anti-EV conspiracies aren't by the US government too? It would be completely in character.
People have written many times now over the years how Trump is stupid and refuses to learn or take in new information from others. Since he is a malignant narcissist, he cannot admit that someone could know more than him and accepting someone else's information would be tantamount to that. That is why he has himself made preposterous claims about being an expert in a whole range of diverse fields when he is clearly not.
Suffice to say he probably would inflict serious damage on the world economy in his ignorance about how tariffs and trade really work. Some might say he's just saying it and wouldn't really do it, but he initiated the trade war on China with that first round of tariffs when people thought he wouldn't. His ignorance is what makes him more of a wild card and potential threat because he is too ignorant to even be aware of what is stupid and dangerous.
It is an American tradition to flee with their tails between their legs in Asian wars.
Reminder that it wasn't just the Pentagon that was propagating the china virus and vaccine lies; it was Pompeo's state department that was pushing this message as well.
Remember guys, I said from getgo the Jan6th thing was FBI stirring up fake opposition....(funny how initially everything is a "conspiracy theory", -- a phrase coined by CIA -- until its not)
Its called the 5G warfare (no not Huawei 5G, but Fifth Generation Information Warfare)
Notice how now that US is losing the EV wars you barely hear anything about global warming, climate change, new green economy etc anymore.....
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Absolutely true. Last two years were the warmest years on record, but the climate change propaganda is much weaker than before.
It appears the US and it's vassals were pushing the climate change issue excessively because they wanted to replace the fossil fuels industry with their own green tech, to become the sole suppliers of the next great commodity after oil. But their industries couldn't keep pace, unable to fill that role, and worse, their archenemy became that supplier to the globe. Double failure.
Now the dilemma for them is: should we keep perpetuating climate change that we've invested so much in, which our enemy has become the global leader in, or should we create obstacles for our enemy by retracting our decades of climate change propaganda, until our own industries are up to par?
They seem to have chosen option #2. But since their domestic industry's long-term forecast in the field looks hazy, frustration has set in, calling for more aggressive widespread propaganda tactics in every field.
One thing should be clear: they..... are not interested in world development or improving the lives of humans in general. imo, they've never been interested in this endeavor; this strategy could be feasible for them in the past so long as an alternative power did not exist. Now, countries can choose (unless really corrupt) between development and slavery.
Wow who didn't see this coming? I never felt the hype of Xiaomi, Vivo or Oppo compared to Huawei and now I see why. They don't seem to have what it takes to win out in the long run. They don't know how to fight. They're just trend follower copycats who aim for the lowest price without being the ones to be in front challenging the status quo.
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What is better, invest your nation's capital stock in some passive fictitious virtual digits on computer screens, flipping it around endlessly in a void, or have your citizens invest their life savings into starting productive businesses, that help the local community and the country way more? What benefits the elites (asset holders) vs ordinary people (real wages)? That's the question.
By the looks of the stock market, you would think that in India they live better than in China, yet the reality is far different. Indian and American stock markets (especially meme stocks like Nvidia) are the biggest bubbles in existence now.
India is like a shittier version of America, but you can't deny the similarities; Financialization, rent-seeking, services dominance in the economy, the dominance of natural resources in exports, imports of all essential manufactured products, components, tools, from China, oligarchs meddling in government and politics controlling literally all policies, deficient social mobility, inequality, divisions, heavy individualism, etc.
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