Comments by "" (@advancetotabletop5328) on "China Observer" channel.

  1. 20 years of BRICS and they still don’t have a common currency. Meanwhile, 20 years of the European Union, and the EU and USD are the most commonly used reserve currencies.
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  2. I keep reading that as the Three Stooges Dam failure. :D
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  3. @Rick: Your world may be bootlicking Chairman Xi, but the rest isn‘t.
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  4. @john: CoVid is NOT the common cold. Go rewrite your narrative elsewhere.
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  5. @Red: The USA were “chasing” the balloons to monitor which military areas the Chinese were spying on, implying which areas the Chinese were weak on information from. The USA also knew, by tracking the balloons, which areas they would spy on, so withdrew anything sensitive and useful to the CCP.
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  6. Wealthy are also taking their wealth and families out for decades. When I was at Stanford thirty years ago, Asians were already buying houses there for their children, essentially sending their future generations to Western countries.
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  7. Antagonize foreign investors. Blame the West and USA for everything. Threaten not only Taiwan but all your other Asian neighbors. Release a virus and be unprepared for the world recession. What could possibly go wrong?
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  8. 2:37 : Anyone else seeing a toilet bowl here? :D
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  9. Chip sanctions? Wait until China hits the food, energy, and water sanctions. Pretty sure the USA can survive China’s retaliatory refusal to sell cheap plastic junk on Amazon, though I dunno about the EV metals.
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  10. @Ed:lol — And Chinabots are trying to convince us that everyone‘s switching to the Yuan as reserve currency.
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  11. IMO, Hard to tell. Even in the USA, back in 2008 and with SVB, the finance system did a good job hiding the risk until they couldn’t.
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  12. @d: China‘s going to excel the USA with their infrastructure disasters.
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  13. I‘m sure Modern Monetary Theory will save China any day now. :P
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  14. BRI countries typically have corrupt governments more interested in kickbacks than the long-term welfare of their country.
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  15. Their chemical fire grid is making up for it!
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  16. Are you smoking the same thing the Russiabots are? :D
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  17. I‘m just waiting for the next Chinese businessman to trick the CCP and run anothe chip scam. :D
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  18. I’d sure like to see how these debt traps will work out, since these debtor countries already are showing they don’t have the funds to pay back China. IIRC, The debt traps were planned all along, so China could take their raw materials. But, now, it looks like the CCP sure could use the cash.
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  19. @L: We‘ll know in several years, that’s for sure.
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  20. @AB: And then they got cut by them. China can’t even get their pork from catching a flu every year.
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  21. Somehow, I can’t see the CCP secretly accessing user statistics of t*tty drops being a threat to national security.
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  22. But you can get a free cup of coffee, right?
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  23. How much were you and the 30 other bots paid to make a basic mistake in English grammer? Guess closing down those English tutorial businesses in China really paid off!
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  24. All the kickbacks went into CCP pockets, so everything is fine.
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  25. @i: Go buy a keyboard without a stuck caps lock.
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  26. It‘s old news. The bubble started decades ago, and anyone who wasn’t a bot knew what would happen!
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  27. Keep drinking that red Kool-Aid.
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  28. @Shane: You already said that. You getting paid by the copypaste by your CCP masters?
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  29. MCCPGA :D
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  30. A Michigan University releases the most overused words each year. I nominate “collapse” and “AI”. :P
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  31. Money comes first… and ends up in the CCP‘s pockets!
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  32. @ellie: The USA, Italy, France, and Germany are the world’s largest holders of gold. China is sixth and Russia is fifth. Go enjoy your tofu dregs, bot.
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  33. Many workers were not paid for their work, then lose their jobs — including the boss who disappears overnight.
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  34. Welcome to the worldwide recession. Did China really think the party would last forever?
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  35. That one’s hysterical. What I think happened in that he intentionally plugged in the cable to charge the power bank into his phone! You’re supposed to use a different cable to plug into a USB port or something?
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  36. That one’s hysterical. What I think happened in that he intentionally plugged in the cable to charge the power bank into his phone! You’re supposed to use a different cable to plug into a USB port or something?
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  37. That one’s hysterical. What I think happened in that he intentionally plugged in the cable to charge the power bank into his phone! You’re supposed to use a different cable to plug into a USB port or something?
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  38. That one’s hysterical. What I think happened in that he intentionally plugged in the cable to charge the power bank into his phone! You’re supposed to use a different cable to plug into a USB port or something?
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  39. That one’s hysterical. What I think happened in that he intentionally plugged in the cable to charge the power bank into his phone! You’re supposed to use a different cable to plug into a USB port or something?
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  40. That one’s hysterical. What I think happened in that he intentionally plugged in the cable to charge the power bank into his phone! You’re supposed to use a different cable to plug into a USB port or something?
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  41. Plus mass famine and regression to 3rd world status! What could possibly go wrong?
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  42. The real inflation is China’s need for food.
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  43. GDP isn‘t even accurate. You can pump up GDP with both productive and unproductive infrastructure. Guesw which tofu-loving country is known for the latter.
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  44. City of the future? China has no future. Both courtesy of the CCP.
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  45. China’s GDP as measured by bot posts grew 15 billion percent! :D
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  46. Yahbut not everyone wants an AI car. China’s real problem is that their “Made in China” reputation (which is well-deserved) extends to its cars as well. Nobody, at least in the west, buys Chinese cars, because of China’s reputation for unreliable, throwaway, goods. BTW, Even if Tesla’s cars (and Apple’s iPhones) are “Made in China”, at least the branding should mean some level of safety and reliability. And even with that said, Tesla (and Apple) sales are declining with the worldwide recession making their own impacts on China.
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  47. Good luck displace USD and EU as world reserve currencies, BRICS. Also, the USA has the most gold in the world, yet decoupled the dollar from gold. Guess history will just have to repeat itself.
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  48. Even Chinese businesses are moving to Mexico.
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