Sorry to burst your bubble, but Israel is an insignificant country. Whats the population of Israel? 10 million? I can't think of one major Israeli tech company that isn't linked to hacking or security.Haha lmao I love that ignorant people start talking about their fantasies without knowing anything
Keep talking bs without knowing anything. Israel is an insignificant country only in your imagination
This forum should strive to keep high standards so that we dont become anothher PDF. Next time, post links and quotes like I do, if you want to counter-argument me, otherwise go and join the PDF
@siegecrossbow if possible check to see if we have any trolls/bots or deliberately provoking people here.
Any critical, non-biased mind cares to seek the truth plus serious reading + digging will comprehend that the author also publisher, RON UNZ, is very close to the truth, that is why his website is being blocked and de-ranked in facebook and google.I tried to post this in reddit r/Sino for more audience. They already blocked this article even before it was posted. This article also claimed that his facebook page was already taken down. This just add more credibility to this research.
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You can't exactly block commodities from being sold. Even if China blocks all imports from Australia, a third country will import iron at a discount from Australia and sell at a market rate to China and pocket the difference. That said, it's probably for the best, as Australia will become even more dependent on mining and resource extraction and not invest in human capital or innovation. It might not happen anytime soon but once demand drops, they will find themselves what "Dutch Disease" is and be in a bad place without the talent or resources to reform or fix its economic problems.Australia is swimming in Chinese cash from Iron Ore sales
Some caveats that can be gleaned from this development is that unlike the last Australian mining boom from late 2000s to mid 2010s, the mining giants are not that keen on expanding their operations this time around due to volatility in Sino-Australian relations, and that the price hikes are expected to be transitory, which means prices could fall by half by year's end when stimulus measures start to ease off and China starts clamping down on emissions and new property developments.Australia is swimming in Chinese cash from Iron Ore sales
A good point. However different from oil, Australia minerals will be forever needed by the world. Even for Coal, there are still many many countries who will keep using it in the futureAustralia will become even more dependent on mining and resource extraction and not invest in human capital or innovation.
A good point. However different from oil, Australia minerals will be forever needed by the world. Even for Coal, there are still many many countries who will keep using it in the future
Australia is very lucky that it has such an easy way to swim in money. On the other hand, as you said this also means that Australia is not investing in its human capital, innovation etc
rumour has it that China is creating a strategic reserve for iron ore in case there is war and supply is blockedAustralia is swimming in Chinese cash from Iron Ore sales
Ofc. China should have a 1yr supply of all minerals and energy importsrumour has it that China is creating a strategic reserve for iron ore in case there is war and supply is blocked
Its a sound strategy to prepare for the worst