Asian Insfratructure Invenstment Bank [AIIB], another sign of america losing power and influence in

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For any of you who still haven't know this, this new bank is made and lead by China with the current members of 47 countries who participate which mostly Asian countries. This bank even may not be admitted by China is a rival for the World Monetary Fund which lead by america.

The most notable members of this bank is China, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Russia and Brazil.
 
Hopefully this does not lead to war, as so many wars in the past have been bankster wars. With many nations in the West defying Washington, maybe the warmongers in the US gov can be stopped.

The new order emerges
The geopolitical importance was immediately evident from the US's negative reaction to the UK's announcement this week that it would join the AIIB. And very shortly afterwards France, Germany and Italy also defied the US and announced they might join. In the Pacific region, one of America's closest allies, Australia, says she is considering joining too along with New Zealand. The list of US allies seeking to join is growing. From a geopolitical point of view China and Russia have completely out maneuvered the US, splitting both NATO and America's Pacific alliances right down the middle.

The more one thinks about it, the creation of the AIIB is a masterstroke of tactical genius. The outstanding issue now is China and Russia will need to come up with a credible plan to make their currencies a slam-dunk replacement for the dollar. We know that gold may be involved because the SCO members have been accumulating bullion; but before we get there China must manage a deliberate deflation of her credit bubble, which will be a delicate and dangerous task.

Unlike the welfare-driven economies in the west, China has sufficient political authority and internal control to survive a rapid deflation of bank credit. When this inevitably happens the economic consequences for the west will be very serious. Japan and the Eurozone are already facing economic dislocation, and despite over-optimistic employment numbers, the US economy is faltering as well. The last thing America and the dollar needs is a deflationary shock from China.

The silver lining for us all is a peace dividend: it is becoming less likely that America will persist with a call to arms, because support from her allies is melting away leaving her on her own.

The new order emerges
 
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Hopefully this does not lead to war, as so many wars in the past have been bankster wars. With many nations in the West defying Washington, maybe the warmongers in the US gov can be stopped.

The new order emerges
The geopolitical importance was immediately evident from the US's negative reaction to the UK's announcement this week that it would join the AIIB. And very shortly afterwards France, Germany and Italy also defied the US and announced they might join. In the Pacific region, one of America's closest allies, Australia, says she is considering joining too along with New Zealand. The list of US allies seeking to join is growing. From a geopolitical point of view China and Russia have completely out maneuvered the US, splitting both NATO and America's Pacific alliances right down the middle.

The more one thinks about it, the creation of the AIIB is a masterstroke of tactical genius. The outstanding issue now is China and Russia will need to come up with a credible plan to make their currencies a slam-dunk replacement for the dollar. We know that gold may be involved because the SCO members have been accumulating bullion; but before we get there China must manage a deliberate deflation of her credit bubble, which will be a delicate and dangerous task.

Unlike the welfare-driven economies in the west, China has sufficient political authority and internal control to survive a rapid deflation of bank credit. When this inevitably happens the economic consequences for the west will be very serious. Japan and the Eurozone are already facing economic dislocation, and despite over-optimistic employment numbers, the US economy is faltering as well. The last thing America and the dollar needs is a deflationary shock from China.

The silver lining for us all is a peace dividend: it is becoming less likely that America will persist with a call to arms, because support from her allies is melting away leaving her on her own.

The new order emerges

By military power america and its allies is already below China and allies so if america want to make war with China then it will have to think 10 x more than when america invade weak country like Iraq. You see america are losing in the Vietnam and Korean war due to China's intervention.
 
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Money is power...When we don't want to spend money = our power goes away.

We can't even build infrastructure or fund our science programs anymore. China will be eating our fucking lunch in 25 years.

Too bad those in the kkk group will never accept this reality.
 
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Someone is very mad that China now overpower america in military power, how many americans are there? Just around 350 millions while how many Chinese are there? Over 1,3 billion. And most american this days are obsesse, they would become a very easy target if war breaks out, slow and wide, yea I'm sure you know what I mean.

He will be more mad when he heard China made 20 carriers within 5 years.
 
Good thread..anything that can wipe the smile from the Yankee face is to be applauded..and the part about most of 'em being obese was so true.:clap2:
 

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