Comments by "18rabbit" (@18_rabbit) on "Trump's Davos address sets up big shifts in US strategy | Ian Bremmer's Quick Take" video.

  1. it's hilarious. The entire upper midwest uses Canadian oil. Lumber is always constrained and got dangerously constrained cost-wise in during the entire logistics debacle/pandemic. Tons of autos that are a lot of THE best ones we have from toyota honda and the american brands too! DJT /team is clearly ignorant and disconnected from the real economy on the ground. Dangerous!
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  2. i'm someone in that realm, of security viasvis great powers. While possible, it's quite unlikely Ru would try to kill him and it's quite difficult to do actually at this point. But more importantly Ru doesnt want to start warfare with the U.S. let alone U.S/nato, so there is no way in heck they will try to kill him. Their total abilities in hybrid warfare and actual warfare, etc, are apparently quite limited and i'd say severely handicapped vs the distant past (both mil and intell, though admittedly they have tons and tons of their ppl crawling all over the world as tourists, 'dissidents' etc, so they have a way to research, though as usual, they never seem to get accurate knowledge of foreign societies, like they never did w/the U.S.). .. .. . But your stmt overall is bogus and i guess trying to stoke the false fears about Russia which , while destructive, has no real power in the world at this time. It is living by rote memory of when it did have influence, and that delusion is draining society of it's valuable resources including human apparently.
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  3. how would he practically provoke china in reality, ie true provocation? It's not really possible. That' sthe beauty of china's position. An indispensable (for now only) part of the world supply chain.
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