Comments by "John Roberts" (@view1st) on "China Observer" channel.

  1. Almost as if she was just a surrogate.
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  2. A ponzi scheme. And like all ponzi schemes it must come to an end. It has only gone on for as long as it has because of China's forbearance in the face of the ongoing economic mismanagement and fiscal irresponsibility of the government of the United States (which, incidentally, happens to owe the biggest debt to China, which is its biggest creditor).
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  3. Maybe they can convert the bridge into a high speed railway line or tramway.
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  4. The Americans who are behind this aren't. Being psychopaths and warmongers they fall on a spectrum of callously indifferent to sadistically gleeful. Like all the other peoples whose lives they have snuffed out and societies they have they have attacked, the fascistic USA cares nothing about people, the environment, or the planet.
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  5. It will then be like India.
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  6.  @zzzzzsleeping  Hateful much‽
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  7. How much gold and silver bullion do the two countries have in their treasuries to prop up their respective currencies? Because a currency that can be readily converted into bullion has much stronger purchasing power than one that cannot. Also, how powerful are their respective economies as a country that has a lot of manufacturing capacity is in a much better position than one that has comparatively little. Remember, the United States dollar is currently a fiat currency backed by nothing and outside of its military‐industrial complex it really only has the FIRE sector (finance, insurance and real estate) to fall back on, all of which rely on a strong dollar being universally accepted globally as a hard currency, which it won't be able to do if the Chinese Yuan replaces it as the preferred global currency.
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  8. Yes it is wrong.
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