Comments by "DEXTER\x27S LURE LAB" (@secretbassrigs) on "China’s Debt Bubble, $1T Fraud, Banks are Failing. China's financial Collapse" video.

@darthvadeth6290 wumao spam
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China's Invasion of Taiwan, "grandiose project" 🤣
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@resphantom in the US, there are no state banks, and no banks withholding people's savings. No having to pay mortgage for cement box that will never be finished.
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@gordybishop2375 more exact than real estate investment completion of construction , in China 🇨🇳🇰🇵 hope your not paying mortgage for cement rubble. "Jayoe" ? No?
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@tam8641 CCP motivation is required in China 😩👉🇨🇳♥️🇰🇵
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To NORTH KOREA, China is the super power they wish they could be 😂🇨🇳♥️🇰🇵🤣
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@gordybishop2375 and predicting when unfinished real estate investment will be finished is more difficult in China. Are you paying the mortgage still? 🤭
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@gordybishop2375 are you allowed to watch the video, nephew?
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@Goat-vy2bi China's national debt to GDP is conservatively estimated to be around 300% of GDP. Carnegie endowment for world peace has a great article about "CHINA'S OVEREXTENDED REAL ESTATE MARKET". check it out.
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@ヘスリングマイク-j2i Japanese love Taiwanese (original Han Chinese) enough to declare war on the CCP if it follows through with its threats against Taiwan's right to exist. Japan is defending the ROC original Republic of China (not the PRC communist china)
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@DK-dr5hy and China's only emergency button is to attack the world with nuclear weapons, like North Korea is always threatening. China truly is turning into North Korea. I feel so sorry for the people trapped in the mainland.
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@hughmungus2760 in China, 80% of household income went to fraudulent real estate investments. Why are they still having to pay mortgages on housing that does not legitimately exist? That would never be allowed in the US
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@darthvadeth6290 big pit of failures for the CCP to crawl out of. They're done. "Stick a fork in em."
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@animejanai4657 that's why nobody uses Chinese currency.
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@Jay84476 mother nature's final straw?🌊🌊🌊
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@hughmungus2760 no, most Americans don't "live off" credit.
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