Comments by "DailyBeatings" (@DailyBeatings) on "Wave Media" channel.

  1. ...and the Pinoys still believe the US will come to their rescue in the South China Sea dispute...🤣
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  2. The US always picks a minority to read the bad news script...🤣
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  3. Remember, every accusation by the US is a confession...🤣
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  4. So the "Red Chip" is really the "Red, White, and Blue Chip". Every accusation from the US is a confession...🤣
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  5. Yellen arrives with a lecture while Lavrov arrives with diplomacy. Anyone notice Xi met with Lavrov and not Yellen?🤣
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  6. US: "No bread for you" China: "No flour for you"
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  7. I have to admit that SU-57 is one sexy looking aircraft...😄
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  8. US: No bread for you. China: No flour for you...🤣
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  9. "If two neighbors are fighting, there's an Englishman that has visited one of them yesterday." - Old Irish proverb
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  10. Turning Taiwan into the next Ukraine. US playbook never changes...🤣
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  11. Musk recently found out that India is a graveyard for foreign companies...🤣
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  12. US had a captive market with a mature technology raking in billions of dollars every year. Now they've created a competitor who is extremely good at reducing costs and increasing efficiency. This has got to be the most asinine move you could possible make...🤣😂🤣😂
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  13. "Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak" - Sun Tzu
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  14. Make Asia Great Again (MAGA)...🤣
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  15. US is going whirling dervish on everyone and everything because they've completely loss control...🤣
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  16. China is ranked a global champion in remote sensing for 2024, but average Americans still think the Chinese use balloons for spying...🤣
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  17. United States has been this way since its founding. The empire will not be missed...:text-green-game-over:
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  18. Imagine a dozen of these coming towards you all mounted with QBZ-95s...😱
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  19. The US government is good at killing the goose that lays the golden eggs...🤣😂🤣😂
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  20. Tesla is going to build vehicles that almost nobody in India can afford?🤣
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  21. COMAC, unlike Boeing, doesn't outsource their design to India for nine dollars an hour...🤣
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  22. US corporations don't want to lose access to the Chinese market. It has nothing to do with US corporations investing in China's developement.
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  23. US game plan is to try and destroy everyone else's industrial capacity since the US won't be able to re-industrialize...🤣
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  24. If India would settle the border issue and work with China there would be mutual benefit. It worked for China and Vietnam, so why not for India?
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  25. Foxconn got fed up with 50% rejection rates and high E. coli levels on the phones produced in India...🤣
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  26. China already placed export controls on TikTok's algorithm, therefore ByteDance won't be able to sell the company without Chinese regulatory approval.
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  27. Golden dome for giving American taxpayers the golden shower...🤣
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  28. Wang Yi is Master Yoda while Tony Blinken is Jar Jar Binks...🤣
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  29. ​ @BeeRoyLee  "“Citizens will be on their best behavior, because we're constantly recording and reporting everything that is going on." - Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle, when speaking about AI and the modern surveillance state Do you think the US is somehow exempt from your statement?
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  30.  @arthurlincoln9093  Except China doesn't go into these countries and demand privatization of state assets and other so called economic reforms. It's called the Washington Consensus, but you already know this. I'm just pointing out to everyone how mendacious your posts are...🤣😂🤣😂
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  31. Since the US is banning DJI the company is now free to develop military grade drones and secure lucrative contracts from the central government and allied countries. It's another shotgun meets foot moment for the US...🤣
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  32. Lee Camp on Wave Media? Hell yeah...🤪
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  33. US is no longer the biggest fish in the biggest pond, so it wants to make the pond smaller...🤣😂🤣😂
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  34. With Trump returning the global climate change leadership role will be completely ceded to China...🤣
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  35. Good since monopolies are terrible, especially US monopolies.
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  36. Ferengi Rule of Acquisition 48: “The bigger the smile, the sharper the knife.”
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  37. And guess who has all the green and nuclear energy generation technology available at affordable prices with reasonable financing for all those exported EVs? Hint: It's not any western country...🤪
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  38.  @arthurlincoln9093  So Nvidia, Qualcomm, and Intel are not independent and have links to the US government because they have export controls placed on their products?
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  39. Pepe is an excellent and knowledgeable guest. Good job getting him on your channel...👍
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  40. It's because we in the US live in an oligarchy. If we lived in a democracy as defined by Aristotle we would have all the nice things China has...😥
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  41. "... a coalition allying Russia with both China and Iran can develop only if the United States is shortsighted enough to antagonize China and Iran simultaneously.” - Zbigniew Brzeziński, The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy and Its Geostrategic Imperatives
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  42. US won't send activists because their networks in Hong Kong were all shut down.
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  43. All those John Deere machines are networked, so the company knows when they're operating, duration, location, bailing rate, etc. Therefore all this activity can easily be verified.
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  44.  @CaneBTC  If you're going to lie at least make it somewhat believable...🤣
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  45. "Agree to disagree" is pretty laughable when Charles makes such an obvious point. I guess Mathew is still stuck on the first stage of grief...🤣😂🤣😂
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  46. Chinese cars are keeping up with the big dogs at Nürburgring. More tuning and it should break 7:00 very soon...🥰
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  47.  @cuteandfunnyearthlings2863  They'll end up like the Indian produced iPhone with 50% rejection rates...🤣
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  48. China is an industrial powerhouse and if they "opened the gates" Russia would be up to their eyeballs in military arms...🤣
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  49. Ukraine to China - "It's just a flesh wound."
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  50.  @fatdoi003  ...tractors, cargo ships, weapon systems...
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  51.  @ManwithNoName-t1o  Taiwan is not another country...🙄
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  52. This downgrade is a reaction to the US downgrade just a few weeks prior, which was the same stable to negative change. I wonder who had a little "talk" with Moody's...🤣😂🤣😂
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  53. Of course China should share, as soon as the Wolf Amendment is repealed and reciprocity is restored. What's good for the goose...🤣
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  54. What will be deadly is when military drones become autonomous. Imagine a 10,000 drone swarm each independently thinking when engaging targets...:text-green-game-over:
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  55. China - "We're going to the moon" US - "We already did that" China - "Yes we know" US - "We're building a wall on our border" China - "We already did that. Need help?"
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  56.  @rayleigh8  "iPhone is moving to India" ...and moving back to China because of 50% rejection rates...🤣
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  57. Trump election means Make Asia Great Again (MAGA)...🤣
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  58. Mimi is always refreshing...🥰
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  59.  @danhtran6401  American style of living, rack up the credit card until you have no roof over your head...🤣😂🤣😂
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  60. Carrots and sticks are for donkeys...🤣😂🤣😂
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  61. TACO Supreme...🤣
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  62. @@TH-dr1kg Chinese companies hold the majority of 5G patents while the US has almost zero high speed rail. Truth hurts, doesn't it?
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  63. US power generation output has been stagnate for the last 20 years, so where are they going to get the power for all these data centers?
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  64.  @CaneBTC  Actually they are 3-5 years behind, but keep lying and maybe somebody will believe you...🤣
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  65. I stayed away from mRNA vaccines because of the possible side effects. Inactive virus technology is tried and tested and the additional benefit from mRNA is just not worth the risk.
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  66. That's the intended purpose of US sanctions and this will never change. The only option is develop a competing system outside of the US sphere of influence. Russia and China are leading the charge for this new system with the global majority as partners.
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  67. @@TH-dr1kg You mean all that high speed rail and 5G tech the US doesn't have?
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  68. I have a OnePlus and it's the best phone I've ever had...🥰
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  69. It means that Putin has an undeniable mandate to continue Russia's current trajectory...🤪
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  70.  @PeterLamin-pi6rv  No, but the salvage ship that fished that F35 out of the South China Sea was made in China. How humiliating...🤣
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  71. No charging infrastructure in the US since people keep stealing the charging cables to sell the copper...🤣
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  72. Let's see if the US will trade one of China's spies for Leung Cheng-yun. I'm not holding my breath...🤣😂🤣😂
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  73.  @themarbleking  Defensive weapons, not offensive weapons. Last time I checked Brazil has an army, navy, and air force...🤣
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  74. Art of the Squeal...🤣
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  75.  @arthurlincoln9093  I see you're endorsing mafia style tactics. That's a new low, even for you...🤣
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  76. China will just produce their own chips driving production cost lower and putting competitors out of business. It has happened so many times with other industries China now dominates, so why would semiconductors be any different? :text-green-game-over:
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  77. The largest community of Jewish people living in the Middle East outside of Israel is in Iran.
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  78. "How do you balance hypocrisy and prestige?" - Just follow the example of the United States...🤣
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  79.  @Sean-giang  Plenty of negligence going on in most of the world, so I would stop throwing stones in that glass house you're living in...🤪
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  80. Lasse doesn't claim it was the right decision, but the decision of the brain, or lack of, trust running the US...🤣😂🤣😂
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  81.  @jacquelineperet6599  Who colonized the United States?🤔
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  82. US consumers can now enjoy their technological ghetto courtesy of the US government...🤣
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  83.  @CliveRosfield.16  There are three variants. Type A was prevalent in North America, B in Europe, and C in Asia. Both B and C are derivations of A. These are scientific facts that are not in dispute
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  84. The argument is the split between Russia and Germany is so the US can control Europe and remain king, but of a smaller fiefdom...🤣😂🤣😂
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  85. With the US money printer going... Brrr... it won't be long before the yuan is worth more than the dollar...🤣😂🤣😂
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  86. @@TH-dr1kg It that the reason why US reserves held by foreign countries went from 71% in 2000 to 58% in 2023? It's because they can't get enough, right? Why do you even post this stuff when your claims can easily be refuted? It's so embarrassing, don't you have any modesty? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  87.  @TriumVee  Just ask Julian Assange... oh wait...
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  88.  @danhtran6401  "banks are not that stupid." - Stupid like during the 2008 financial crisis when banks were making no money down loans to people who could afford the payments? What was even more outrageous was Obama bailing them out instead of letting the banks fail for their stupidity...🤣😂🤣😂
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  89.  @Sean-giang  It wasn't a design failure. It collapsed due to a construction company improperly placing materials on the roof that become weighted by recent heavy rains. I know facts get in the way when you're exploiting a tragedy, but you have to show a basic level of human decency.
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  90. Whenever I hear Ride of the Valkyries I always think of Bugs Bunny cartoons...🤣
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  91. Relationship with, as Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin would say, the "Empire of Lies"?🤣
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  92. Once the US starts accelerating their crack down on Chinese nationals that number is going to change real fast...🤣
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  93. US and China should work together and make lots of money. It's a big pie and everyone should get a nice slice...🤪
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  94. I believe China would be more than happy to supply samples to NASA once the Wolf Amendment is repealed...🤪
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  95.  @themiddlekingdom9121  Ouch, foreign companies need to avoid India like the plague...🤣
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  96. In addition in order to secure short term profits the domestic manufacturers will raise their price to match the import plus the tariff since domestic manufacturers can't ramp up production to meet the additional demand. Since most products are inelastic this increase is free money for the domestic manufacturers at the expense of consumers...🤣
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  97. The surprise is that it was used successful to produce acceptable yields allowing both Huawei and SMIC to turn a profit.
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  98. Better infrastructure facilitates economic development, which increases the wealth of its citizens. More wealth means more disposal income for the consumption of goods and services. China exports twice as much to the rest of the world then to the US and EU combined. If China were to increase exports to the rest of the world by 50% they could eliminate the US and EU as trading partners.
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  99. You need a /s on the end of your comment for those who are not in on the joke...🤣😂🤣😂
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  100. To maximize profits manufacturers will produce until marginal revenue equals marginal cost. There's no overcapacity because manufacturers would not produce additional units if marginal cost was greater than marginal revenue. Economics 101.
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  101.  @arthurlincoln9093  In the Chinese readout of the meeting Wang Yi basically told Blinken to pound sand...🤣
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  102. In the last six months Australia had record seizures of cocaine from Mexican and Colombian drug cartels. Queensland police released statements, so this actually happened versus the information you pull out of your backside...🤣
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  103. Is this advice from experience?
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  104. Australia is the pet kangaroo of the US...🦘🤣
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  105. Taiwan was part of China between 1683 and 1895, which is 212 years. Where did you learn history? On the back of a Wheaties box?🤣
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  106. Should meet up soon since America is digging a 34.6 trillion dollar and still counting hole...🤣😂🤣😂
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  107. Problem is the production of most goods can always be made cheaper somewhere else, so the rest of the world will always have a competitive advantage. The US has been de-industrialized to such an extent the amount of investment needed for re-industrialization is cost prohibitive and having 36 trillion of debt makes massive amounts of government intervention unrealistic. The US completely isolating themselves with trade barriers would result in an Soviet style economy that is closed off to the rest of the world. We only need to look at Ricardo's Comparative Advantage or the Heckscher-Ohlin model to understand how the US should participate in international trade.
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  108. "I make the joke: in America you can change political parties, but you can't change the policies. In China, you can't change the party, but you can change the policies." - Eric Xun Li
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  109.  @chrislee5685  Most of the process of manufacturing EVs is automated, so there's really no benefit to producing them in India other than political.
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  110.  @Ju_pi_ter  They are a protected class under a religious decree issued by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini when the Islamic Republic was founded.
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  111. Companies are only buying the H20 to expand existing deployments, not for any new ones. In addition Chinese EV manufacturers are either developing or have developed their own ADAS chips to replace Nvidia Orin and Thor processors. The damage is already done, Nvidia has lost the Chinese market forever.
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  112. Actually no since it has the performance of a 5nm chip due to the stacking technology and other improvements Huawei implemented in the design.
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  113. Plus the depleted uranium armor only the US versions have...🤣
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  114. They don't call mainstream western media boomer media for nothing you know...🤣
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  115. Defector implies he hates Taiwan and loves China, which is not the case since he loves both.
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  116. They probable should shut Boeing planes down since 300 of them owned by United and American Airlines are at risk of exploding in mid-flight...🤣
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  117. ..." it has the capacity to rebuild reasonably fast..." Are you kidding me? US can't even get the TSMC Arizona plant up and running let alone replicate the entire supply chain...🤣
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  118.  @ntokozolugogo4762  The US order of operations is sanctions, regime change, and military intervention. Exploitation occurs after one of these operations are successful.
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  119. But everything you say about your sky-god is totally legit...🤣😂🤣🙂
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  120. Wuhan local authorities didn't want widespread panic until they were able to determine this was a new strain. WHO had full access during their investigation and determined local authorities acted quickly and promptly with measures to alert the public and provide containment. So why are you rehashing something that has been fully debunked?
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  121.  @urrywest Comparative advantage at some stage always has an element of exploitation. However as others move up the value chain countries tend to specialize in particular goods that make them unique or indispensable due to either location or product differentiation. Big difference is China is promoting such progression in exchange for peace and stability, which facilitates trade, while the west specifically prohibits such actions in an attempt to extract as much wealth as possible, peace and stability be damned or even profit from the lack of...🤣😂🤣😂
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  122.  @edhiepitz  I know that, you're preaching to the choir. It's just a joke, don't be so serious...🤣
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  123. Wang Yi is Master Yoda while Tony Blinken is Jar-Jar Binks...🤣😂🤣😂
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  124. We know your comments are useless...🤣
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  125.  @shambles9  That's true with some goods. However since most goods are inelastic or have low elasticity there's little to no change in demand, so the cost is just passed on to the end consumer.
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  126. Send Chinese warships on patrol into the Gulf of Mexico and see the US reaction...🤣
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  127.  @Sean-giang  Taiwan was annexed in 1683 by the Qing dynasty. The island was ceded to Japan in 1895 and return to China under the Potsdam Agreement, which included the terms of the Cairo Declaration, in 1945. Both the PRC and the ROC regard the agreement as legally binding under the terms of Japan's surrender. On what planet does a county who occupied the territory for 50 years have more rights than one that occupied the territory for 212 years?
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  128. It's dumbest thing the US could do since it will force China to develop their own chip solutions and in the process eliminate US components from the supply chain. After that happens the US will have absolutely no leverage since it was the last card they could play...:text-green-game-over:
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  129.  @ALIENWAREGTX  Nürburgring Official Times Tesla Plaid w/ Track Pack: 7:25.231 Date: 2023-06-03 Tesla conducted test with optional Track Pack package. Last time I checked 7:17:900 is faster than 7:25:231...🤣
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  130.  @phillcantrell9060  A Soviet style economy refers to the attempt at self sufficiency in all aspects of the production cycle, which devoted vast resources that would have been better served elsewhere. In the end this proved fatal for the Soviet Union. Now Russia enjoys extensive trade with China and India. Of course at the expense of Europe and the US due to sanctions, but that's a self inflicted wound on Europe's part and an opportunity for the US to exploit their vassals. No country can be autarkic and the notion one could be is completely devoid of reality.
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  131. China controls more than 50% of the global market for EV batteries. I guess the EU wants to go back to the middle ages...🤣😂🤣😂
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  132.  @taiwanstillisntacountry  "Apple’s Supply Chain Rebalancing: Overcoming Challenges in India and Returning to Chinese Production" - Efe Udin, GizChina, July 24, 2024
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  133. Dr. Shi Zhengli, lead virologist at the WIV, stated that the only virus coronavirus studied, RaTG13, was a distant relative of SARS-CoV-2, with no evidence linking it to the pandemic’s origin. In a paper published in Nature in July 2020, Shi and her team provided full genomic data on RaTG13 confirming that no lab culture or experiments were conducted on live RaTG13—only genetic sequencing and the virus was never stored in its infectious form at WIV, only as RNA fragments.
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  134. Tesla is not refreshing their line and instead expanding their operations in China for the export market. China is becoming too competitive of a market with all the innovation from established and new players.
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  135. European politicians would have to grow a spine for that to happen...🤣
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  136.  @Sean-giang  The Chinese purchased the tech from the former Soviet Union when they were strapped for cash and built off that.
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  137. Singapore’s Top 10 Trading Partners in 2022: 1) Mainland China: US$64 billion (12.4% of Singapore’s Total Exports) 2) Hong Kong: $57.8 billion (11.2%) 3) Malaysia: $51.5 billion (10%) 4) United States: $45.3 billion (8.8%) 5) Indonesia: $37.2 billion (7.2%) 6) Taiwan: $25.2 billion (4.9%) 7) South Korea: $20.83 billion (4%) 8) Japan: $20.79 billion (4%) 9) Thailand: $17.5 billion (3.4%) 10) Vietnam: $17.2 billion (3.3%)
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  138. Yang Jiechi is based. Little Tony didn't know what to do because he got smacked so hard...🤣
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  139. China just needs to stay the course while the US self destructs due to enormous debts, military adventurism, and economic problems. We've seen this before with the decline of other empires throughout history. The play and its ending doesn't change, just the stage and the actors...🤣😂🤣😂
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  140. Spicy Mimi never disappoints...🥰
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  141. Sorry, but the US created a flash point in the South China Sea with the Obama administration's "Pivot to Asia". What's going on is a reaction to this and subsequent provocations by the US. How convenient to leave the most important reasons out...🤣😂🤣🤣
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  142. Spicy Mimi is always welcomed...🥰
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  143. At 7:53 is says "COMAC C919" on the bottom of the fuselage...🤡
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  144.  @ebehdzikraa3855  That particular SU7 Ultra had a full carbon fiber body, stripped interior, and a roll cage, so the actual production model won't be as fast. However the production model will most likely be tapping on the 7 minute door all at a cost of 114,200 USD...🥰
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  145. Anyone that would attack Trump with a drone would build it themselves with off the shelf components and use a fiber optic cable to combat jamming.
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  146. China is moving their low skill high cost labor production out of China to countries like Vietnam because labor costs in China are becoming too expensive, which is normal when your economy is flourishing and production moves up the value chain. Foreign direct investment (FDI) has decreased, but FDI is only 3% of total investment and has minimum impact.
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  147.  @DW-op7ly  sean-giang is the resident troll, and really terrible at it. Best thing is not to feed it...🤪
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  148.  @1ycan-eu9ji  So the US is behind in technology? If drones aren't that hard to build why does DJI have 70 percent of the worldwide market and 80 percent of the US market in consumer drones? 🤣
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  149.  @ravenouself4181  US Checklist: Militarize Proxy: ☑ Provoke Adversarial Target: ☑ Cross Established "Red Lines": ☑ Claim "unprovoked attack": ☑ Attempt to Isolate and Weaken Target: ☑ The circumstances of how the proxy came into existence is unimportant and just a distraction. The US turning Taiwan into the next Ukraine is a valid argument since the steps the US takes to achieve these goals are exactly the same.
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  150.  @urrywest Stability of their profits are not in question since they do require exploitation of others in order to secure them in the first place. Of course some industries would be curtailed while others would be increased, most likely with an overall net benefit otherwise the Chinese would not be pursuing this. The Chinese model is very different then that of western colonialism.
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  151.  @urrywest  Well we all know the Roman Imperialist model is not built to last as we have seen numerous empires fall only to be replaced by another. The Chinese model would have been relatively stable to date if not for the colonial aspirations of western nations in the 1800s. I believe if defended with a strong military the Chinese model should last the test of time since military weakness in the past seems to be the only reason the Chinese people were subjugated and exploited. China doesn't call it the "Century of Humiliation" for nothing you know...🤣😂🤣😂
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  152. @@TH-dr1kg China doesn't export their monopolies to the rest of the world.
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  153.  @larsnystrom6698  Russia and China, along with Iran, as allies was inevitable as they are united by complementary grievances as foretold by Zbigniew Brzezinski. US knew exactly what the consequences would be, but pushed forward anyway believing they could handle the repercussions with economic coercion and forcing their vassals to fall inline. US overestimated their capability and underestimated the opposition's resilience, which is classic overreach during the end stages of a declining empire.
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  154. Mimi is a Sichuan dish, very spicy...🥰
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  155.  @inkbold8511  Of course since they have backwards compatibility for legacy technology...🤣
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  156. They spelled "Dope" wrong...🤣
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  157. China offered Taiwan they could keep their faux democracy, their self-administration, and even their military in exchange for reunification. Nothing would change except international affairs would be handled by the mainland. Taiwan would be the equivalent of Puerto Rico for the US, so I don't see the problem.
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  158. Japan can suck it since they still honor war criminals at the Yasukuni Shrine...😡
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  159.  @urrywest  China's State Council Information Office just released a white paper titled "The Belt and Road Initiative: A Key Pillar of the Global Community of Shared Future." That's about as official of a explanation as you can get direct from the source. I would link, but YouTube will delete the comment.
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  160. @taiwanstillisntacountry That's the clown part of "this airplane is designed by clowns, who in turn are supervised by monkeys."🤣
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  161.  @Sean-giang  Please show me the seat at the UN proving that Taiwan is a separate country. We're waiting...
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  162.  @cuteandfunnyearthlings2863 Carrots and sticks are for donkeys....🤣😂🤣😂
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  163. @TH-dr1kg China's not copying the US otherwise all the doors and wheels would start failing off their aircraft.
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  164. With this ban half of the US and all of China will be angry at the US government. China: Do nothing, win.
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  165. Western countries are just vassals of the US, so they're going to sacrifice their own economies and well-being to prop up their master...🤣😂🤣😂
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  166.  @joes6620  He's not brainwashed, he's knows exactly what's going on. I'm just calling him out on his BS...🤣😂🤣😂
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  167. The goal of the Ukraine War was to de-industrialize the EU and keep them in the US sphere of influence. The big winner in of all this is China since they're getting cheap Russian resources and expanding trade into a market once dominated by western corporations. US/EU sanctions are the gift that keeps on giving...🤣😂🤣😂
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  168. First Europe, and now the UK will fall on their sword for the Empire...🤡
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  169. In the long run this is good for China since people won't be moving to the US any time soon. All that "brain drain" will be curtailed and in the process the US will be the ultimate loser.
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  170. Biden is changing his tone because the US is on the losing end of the escalation ladder. US wants its enemies to stand still while they punch them, but China is bobbing and weaving while the US tries to land the knockout blow...🤣😂🤣😂
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  171. Welcome to the United Snakes Land of the thief, home of the slave The grand imperial guard where the dollar is sacred, and power is God
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  172.  @chriscromeyn7807  Wikipedia: International law and Israeli settlements The international community considers the establishment of Israeli settlements in the Israeli-occupied territories illegal on one of two bases: that they are in violation of Article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, or that they are in breach of international declarations. The United Nations Security Council, the United Nations General Assembly, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the International Court of Justice and the High Contracting Parties to the Convention have all affirmed that the Fourth Geneva Convention applies to the Israeli-occupied territories.
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  173. China is already a Superpower that can exert influence around the world. US can only exert influence on vassals and governments they can coup, and that's about it.
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  174. China is just shipping intermediate goods to Mexico and Vietnam for final assembly and export to the US. In the end the US consumers are getting the same products, but at a higher cost. Tech sanctions have only accelerated China's semiconductor industry while investment has been pouring in from rich oil producing countries in the Middle East. It's just a shell game and China knows very well how it works...🤣😂🤣😂
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  175. If you want the US out of the Taiwan Strait go Russian style, baby. Back in 1988 in the Black Sea the USS Yorktown got a taste of Russian steel up its stern from the Bezzavetnyy. US only understands force and nothing else...🤣
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  176.  @TriumVee  That's a little too much information. Probable should have keep that to yourself...🤣😂🤣😂
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  177. State sponsored terrorism, plain and simple. It also violates the Convention on Certain Weapons (CCW) Amended Protocol II, which Israel is a signatory...😠
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  178.  @Ldsyldsy  ... but demand more than a shrubbery.
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  179. What do you expect from Ukrainian Banderists who glorify their own war criminals?
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  180. PRC made the offer that Taiwan can keep their military and faux democracy. Taiwan should take the deal because the alternative is becoming the next Ukraine for US geopolitical interests.
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  181. Free Kashmir...🤣😂🤣😂
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  182.  Sadenaike1  Most DIY drones are single use FPV drones, such as racing or kamikaze drones, and they're not too hard to build from kits and 3D printing. However multi-purpose drones with advanced features is a whole different story since they need to be durable and reliable.
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  183. EVs are basically electronic devices on wheels, so nobody should be surprised that China dominates the industry...🤪
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  184.  @kennedy6618  Why do you think the CSS looks so similar to MIR spacecraft? It was the smart thing to do since the Chinese got the tech at a bargain. Why re-invent the wheel? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  185.  @CaneBTC  "Huawei Technologies and China's top chipmaker SMIC, opens new tab have built an advanced 7-nanometer processor to power its latest smartphone, according to a teardown report by analysis firm TechInsights." Teardown of Huawei's new phone shows China's chip breakthrough, Reuters, September 4 2023
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  186.  @jaihindersingh  Sorry, but Google translate doesn't seem to work on this strange language. Is it like pig latin or ebonics?🤣😂🤣😂
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  187. @@TH-dr1kg Demand for USD has more to do with the petrodollar than anything else. The fact remains USD foreign reserves have been steadily decreasing while more and more countries start to trade in their own currencies. Also kicking Russia out of SWIFT and stealing their foreign reserves is only going to accelerate by-passing of the USD. In any case China does not need to be the world's reserve currency since it's impossible to have a negative current account balance when you're an exporting county with a massive positive trade surplus. Simple economics versus the tired old talking points you keep spewing over and over again...🤣😂🤣😂
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  188. @@TH-dr1kg Why would China be envious or jealous? Reserve currency comes with a lot of baggage and expense when your're trying to enforce the status quo through economic coercion and/or military force. For retaining that privilege the US has racked up 34 trillion and counting in debt. The interest payments alone are over 1.1 trillion per year. You know it's unsustainable, that's why you ignore it...🤣😂🤣😂
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  189. If the J35A has fully mission capable ready rate better than 29% than it beats the F-35 hands down. I would think yes since that's not a very high bar to clear...🤣
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  190.  @Sean-giang  "I feel the pride of being a Chinese everywhere, the Five-starred Red Flag is respected worldwide." - Jackie Chan - Hong Kong martial artist, actor, film director, producer, stuntman, and singer
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  191. Vassals will follow the US right off the economic cliff. What will be interesting is the push back by both the business community and the general population in trying to limit the damage.
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  192.  @churdude  Ad hominems means you've lost, but that's just normal for you...🤣
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  193.  @Hopper-n5f  Teehee, you changed your name again. Didn't think we would notice...🤣
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  194.  @alfred-vz8ti  Kick the can down the road? Sounds about right...🤪
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  195.  @scourge8097  Larry Ellison predicts rise of the modern surveillance state where ‘citizens will be on their best behavior’, Christiaan Hetzner, Fortune Magazine, September 17, 2024 🤣
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  196. Hollywood is going broke pushing all this "woke" and "DEI" nonsense. It's an embarrassment to the world...🤡
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  197. We all know who had a hidden hand in the MBS assassination attempt, and it definitely wasn't China...🤣
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  198. Paying more for less. It's the American way...🤣
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  199. Germany will fall inline going right off the economic cliff with US demands. Long term it's good for China because they can exclusively develop markets within the Global South and not have to worry about the isolated US and their caravan of ruined vassals.
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  200. It's an election year in the US, so Nuttyahoo is going for broke and attempting to drag the US into a regional conflict to wipe out Israel's opponents.
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  201.  @George-k6o9t  I said Wheaties because he probably thinks he's a "champion"...🤣
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  202. I like the cut of your jib...🤪
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  203.  @MinoriMirari-fans  ...at ten times the cost...🤣
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  204.  @4literv6  Times will be low sevens for the production SU7 Ultra since the drive train and braking system is the same as the prototype. You're not going to lose 32 seconds just because it's missing body modifications.
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  205.  @4literv6  Stock production SU7 Ultra just set the lap record for an EV at Nürburgring in 7:04.957, which is the time I accurately predicted...😎
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  206. Welcome to the United Snakes Land of the thief, home of the slave The grand imperial guard where the dollar is sacred, and power is God
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  207.  @multiplierfx6429  Thank you. l"ll be here all week. Try the veal...🤣😂🤣😂
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  208. Chew actually said user data "will not be manipulated by any government", which includes the US government. Now you know the real reason why Tik Tok is a target.
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  209. Temperature at noon that day was 27 degrees. To put that in perspective in 1985 it was 7 degrees for Ronald Reagan, and he was almost 74 years old at the time.
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  210.  @spidermann1256  Johnson & Johnson was a traditional inactive virus and the vaccine I received. Chinese vaccines were effective, just not as effective as what was claimed with mNRA.
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  211. At least all her teeth are there. We know you're missing a few in the front since a dentist is an expense you can't afford on an Indian troll farm salary...🤣😂🤣😂
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  212. Scholz doing the Schuhplattler with Franzl Lang blasting in the background...🤣
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  213. Sword Art Online: Alicization was the first thing that came to mind...🥰
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  214.  @hkfoo3333  China knows that the US will implode under its own weight, so there's no need to cause unnecessary human suffering in the process. Chinese historically have called the west "barbarians", so I don't believe China will start imitating them any time soon...🤪
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  215. EU has chosen to eviscerate their own industries so they'll jump ship to the US. Asset strip your allies in order to re-industrialize is the US game plan. Experiments show that if you put rats in an enclosure without any food over time you'll end up with just one fat rat...🤣
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  216. The tech war initiated by the US is by far the dumbest thing you could have started. It causes duplication of effort wasting time and resources that would be much better served in a cooperative arrangement, which would benefit all of mankind. If you look at history all empires eventually end and the US is no exception. The only issue is will the US bow out gracefully or set the world on fire in a futile attempt to retain power?
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  217.  @stokeynathu8112  It's done all the time with pharmaceuticals in many countries. Just seize the IP under the guise of "national security." What's good for the goose...🤣
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  218. In the US if you buy from a carrier it's either Samsung or iPhone, there's almost nothing else available...😥
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  219. If McDonald's brought back the milkshake in China it wouldn't matter since the milkshake machine would be broken 90% of the time...🤣😂🤣😂
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  220.  @1ycan-eu9ji  DJI's manufacturing is mostly automated plus they have a patent portfolio of around 18,165, which produce the most advanced consumer drones available on the market. DJI's current high end consumer offerings retail for more than 1,000.00 USD each, so it has nothing to do with currency devaluation. I know straws have to be grasped, but do a little research before you spout off nonsense...🤣
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  221. Use him as a bargaining chip to get back one of China's spies. He no good if he's dead. That's how the game is played...🤣😂🤣😂
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  222. There were three variants of the virus (A, B, and C). A was predominate in North America, B in Europe, and C in Asia. Both B and C are derivatives of A making the Wuhan lab leak theory nothing more than a political hit job...😡
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  223. Exactly. US sanctions have produced the results the Chinese government has been trying to obtain for the last twenty years.
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  224.  @urrywest  Eric Li is an excellent source with his view into the Chinese model and how he defines the use of capital versus the western model. I believe his lectures and interviews speak to this issue and highly recommend his insight since he addresses these concerns in a down to earth manner.
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  225.  @araara4746  Product differentiation. US corporations believe their products or services are so much better that the Chinese consumer will pay more for them. I know it's shortsighted and dripping with hubris, but US corporations have become accustomed to having little competition from Europe and almost none from the rest of the world.
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  226. Xi brought a message to the world that China is the adult in the room willing to be reasonable and cooperative versus the confrontational US approach that's doomed to fail...🤣😂🤣😂
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  227. China completely owns the supply chains for the new three, which are solar photovoltaic technologies, lithium batteries, and electric vehicles. China's lead is insurmountable...:text-green-game-over:
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  228.  @edhiepitz  Have you seen Tesla's stock price recently?🤣
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  229.  @sunilkurhade7955  "The government revealed in Parliament in December last year that as many as 2,783 foreign companies and their subsidiaries ceased operations in India between 2014 and November 2021." Ashish Kapur, Decoding the mystery of MNC exits from India, Business Today, Aug 04, 2022
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  230. I want one too, but the production model doesn't come with hood vents and bumping cooling. I'm sure there's going to be aftermarket kits available, so if you can afford the car you can afford the kit...😍
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  231. Ricardo's Comparative Advantage, it's as basic as you can get. Goods made in China and other low cost countries reduces inefficiencies in consumption and provides the greatest overall benefit for those that participate. Don't let people fool you into thinking otherwise because they're just pushing an agenda for their own benefit.
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  232. War with Iran would take the focus off China, who can further build up their military deterrence and economy. By the time the US got out of another quagmire in the Middle East the Chinese will be in a position that is completely unassailable...🌏
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  233. I don't like the discrimination because first and foremost it's wrong and second it reinforces the ugly American stereotype.
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  234. Immigration issue is a chimera. Just stop the imperialism and sanctions on Latin America and levy heavy fine on businesses that higher illegal immigrates, then the problem goes away...🤪
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  235. China just raised their rate from 84% to 125% starting April 12th effectively stopping all imports from the US.
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  236.  @Sean-giang  Project Paperclip ring a bell? The US and Russia copied German technology in order to reach space in the 1960s...🤣😂🤣😂
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  237.  @Sean-giang  So the ISS has ionic maneuvering thrusters? No, they don't. But the CSS has them. CSS also produces twice as much power per square meter of solar array, but you wouldn't know that because you're too busy pushing a narrative...🤣😂🤣😂
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  238. Doesn't matter who you vote for you still get fascism, which is an amalgamation of state and corporate power, militarism, and jingoistic propaganda.
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  239.  @lolcatjunior  TH-dr1kg is too stupid to realize the trend. His talking pointing are about 5-10 years out of date. What do you expect from low cost troll farms based out of Mumbai? 🤣😂🤣😂
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  240. China should supply more so Russia can slap down the Poles after dealing with the Kholhols.
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  241. Don't make fun of someone with an accent because they speak a language that you don't...🤣
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  242. Most of the intelligence activity from the CIA and MI6 was funneled through Hong Kong before the National Security Law was enacted. Now you know why there was so many protests and widespread unrest...🤣😂🤣😂
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  243.  @Sean-giang  Stay classy, keep exploiting the deaths of innocence children.
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  244.  @danhtran6401  "That's because Americans were losing manufacturing jobs to China." - And who's fault was that? It was American companies that shipped those manufacturing jobs oversees so they could take advantage of the low cost labor and make more profit. Remember the US is a socialist country except socialism is for the rich while market capitalism is for everyone else...🤣😂🤣😂
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  245. Enjoy your technological ghetto...🤣
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  246.  @rayleigh8  One again enjoy your technological ghetto...🤣
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  247. Sanctions against Cuba have nothing to do with socialism. It's due to the alignment with the former Soviet Union and the hosting of nuclear missiles. In mafia terms Cuba made the error of "disrepecting the Don", therefore Cuba must be punished until they yield.
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  248. Don't you know the Chinese copied Dr. Who's TARTUS, except their's looks like a giant fortune cookie...🤣😂🤣😂
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  249. I would argue that US polices are similar to the later stages of the Soviet Union by isolating themselves from the majority of the world. It's Brezhnev all over again...🤣
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  250.  @ScoobieDoo-zy1rh  WW3 ends with a nuclear exchange, which the US and China can't survive since both don't have an anti-missile defense capable of defeating ICBMs.
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  251.  @Sean-giang  The Cairo Declaration clearly states "all the territories Japan has stolen from the Chinese". The Republic of China is no longer a country since they lost their seat at the United Nations in 1971 under resolution 2758. Since the People's Republic of China is the successive government of the Chinese people they have a right to this territory, unless you believe that some Chinese are more equal that others.
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  252.  @Sean-giang  So I guess you can't answer my question about the UN seat? Also strawman arguments aren't going work on me. Thank you for playing, please try again.
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  253.  @Sean-giang Palestine and Kosovo are disputed territories and are not formally recognized states. Just ask Israel and Serbia.
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  254.  @Sean-giang  Except the DPRK and the ROK both have a seat at the UN, so they are different.
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  255.  @Sean-giang  A disputed territory and governance are two separate things, unless you want to start recognizing all the autonomous regions in the world as separate states. Maybe we should start with Catalonia?
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  256.  @Sean-giang  Kim Jong Un recently declared the DPRK is no longer seeking unification with the ROK, therefore the situation is not the same. You've got to keep up with the news you know.
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  257.  @Sean-giang  Who cares what other Arab countries say? Other than Ansarallah they aren't doing squat to stop the massacre in Gaza.
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  258.  @Sean-giang  Strawman arguments don't work. How may times do I have to repeat this?
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  259.  @Sean-giang  Two Koreas, two seats at the UN. One China, one seat at the UN. Pretty easy logic to follow, even for you.
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  260.  @Sean-giang  Once again please show me the seat at the UN proving that Taiwan is a separate country.
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  261.  @Sean-giang  It's because Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States, just like Taiwan is a territory of China. See how that works.
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  262.  @Sean-giang  Taiwan born residents are citizens of the PRC. Didn't you know that? No special requirements to travel, work, or live on the mainland. So if citizenship is the determining factor then using your logic Taiwanese are Chinese.
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  263.  @Sean-giang  Taxation and citizenship are two separate things, you should know that. Repeat after me, strawman arguments don't work.
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  264.  @Sean-giang  They're not foreign, they're Chinese. Have you not been paying attention?
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  265.  @Sean-giang  "People on both sides of the Taiwan Strait are Chinese people, and are both descendants of the Yan and Yellow Emperors." - Former Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou comments while visiting the burial site of Sun Yat-sen in Nanjing
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  266.  @Sean-giang  Strawman arguments don't work. How may times do I have to repeat this?
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  267.  @Sean-giang Because politicians don't lie when running for office, right?
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  268. @Sean-giang I didn't recognize him as president, that's what he calls himself. Sort of like you calling yourself an intelligent person.
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  269.  @Sean-giang  Not as lame as arguing with some stranger on Youtube by posting an endless stream of nonsense and logical fallacies.
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  270.  @Sean-giang  I see that you didn't read my previous reply, especially the calling yourself intelligent part.
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  271.  @Sean-giang I see that we're down to monosyllabic replies. Truth hurts, doesn't it?
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  272.  @Sean-giang  Who's this "we"? You speak French? There's more than one of you at that call center in Mumbai that smells like bad curry?
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  273.  @Sean-giang  You're getting pummeled in the comment section and you can't even come up with an original retort? Now you're dancing around like you've won the Olympics because someone's name had the word president in front of it. You need to take a long look in the mirror and see where you've screwed up in life to come to this point.
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  274.  @Sean-giang  I don't work in India, but unlike you I do work instead of collecting welfare. Just like Stewart Smalley keep saying that in the mirror and maybe one day it will come true. Just kidding, it won't come true no matter how many times you say it.
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  275.  @Sean-giang  Sorry, not into grandpa love. That may be your thing, but it's definitely not mine.
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  276.  @Sean-giang  “What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell just as sweet.” - William Shakespeare - Romeo and Juliet
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  277. ​ @Sean-giang  That smell isn't too sweet, it's kind of stale like rotten fish. Once again please show me the seat at the UN proving that Taiwan is a separate country.
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  278.  @Sean-giang  How would you know unless you've been their first? Didn't know you were into grandma love.
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  279.  @thorstenduessler6101  I see racism rears its ugly head again...🤣
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  280. Gordon Chang told me in 2001 that China would collapse...🤡
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  281.  @danhtran6401  ...but everything was just fine and dandy when Saddam was attacking Iran with chemical weapons supplied by western powers.
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  282. And the chances of this new ACCEL technology being exported to western countries has now dropped to zero thanks to the US...🤣😂🤣😂
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  283. Because brokering a peace treaty between Iran and Saudi Arabia clearly shows this...🤣😂🤣😂
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  284.  @hkfoo3333 China is a very powerful force with diplomacy, but not a miracle worker...🤪
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  285. BRICS+ doesn't want to replace the US dollar. They want to use a supranational currency for settlement between the members similar to the Bancor proposed by John Maynard Keynes during the Bretton Woods agreement. However this will reduce the demand for dollars and erode the "exorbitant privilege" the US currently enjoys... :text-green-game-over:
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  286. Saying these things without any actual evidence won't change the fact that China has either peer or superior technology in most fields. Repeating this nonsense only increases the level of disillusion and anger once the actual truth is revealed...🤣
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