Comments by "DailyBeatings" (@DailyBeatings) on "Two problems in the Chip War: we need China to build semiconductors, and we need China to buy them" video.

  1. US: No bread for you. China: No flour for you.
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  2.  @GreenIslandWoodworks  China is not dependent on food imports and their next store neighbor has all the raw materials they could possibly want. Cope harder...🤣
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  3.  @ngheanchoong  ...which the US can pound all they want...🤣
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  4.  @GreenIslandWoodworks  Council on Foreign Relations? Really? You just totally discredited yourself by citing the mouthpiece of the military-industrial complex...🤣
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  5.  @GreenIslandWoodworks  "China is the world's largest producer of main agricultural products, for instance, rice, wheat, vegetables, fruits, and tea. Although China's population takes up only 18% of the world’s total, its production figures for various agricultural products in 2020 exceeded this percentage. To illustrate, China accounted for 28% of global rice production, 18% of global wheat production, more than 50% of global vegetable production, nearly 50% of global tea production, almost 40% of global pork production, 35% of global egg production, and over 50% of global aquatic product production." Professor Huang Jikun of Peking University China's only main food import is soybeans, which are mostly used for livestock feed. China imports 85% of all their soybeans, so any "food security" issue in reality is a soybean security issue. Facts and figures from a prominent university professor with a CV a mile long versus a bunch of poli-sci majors on the payroll of weapons manufacturers...🤣
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  6.  @GreenIslandWoodworks  I already indicated the Achilles heel of the food production cycle in China was soybeans, therefore I'm not going to entertain a suggestion with data that was gathered by an organization that caters to self-serving special interest groups...🤣
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  7.  @GreenIslandWoodworks  "... easily restricts these imports from Russia as easily as they could prevent ocean shipments entering Chinese ports" China and Russia share a border that is 4,200 KM long plus trying to stop shipping between two nuclear powers would be suicide. Once again, cope harder...🤣
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