Oh really? The NBA knows differently after some players spoke out against Chinese communist human rights violations and had to retract them and keep quiet. Then again those who suck Chinese communist political genitals don't care. Not to mention exporting the virus just in time for the 2020 election.
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Stunning Information- about our Enemy, China
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Tommy Tainant
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Yes, it was run by Britain n under a treaty that ended a few years back. I am not aware of any legal powers that the Chinese have where they can control free speech in the UK or the US. Where is the link to these ?Oh really? The NBA knows differently after some players spoke out against Chinese communist human rights violations and had to retract them and keep quiet. Then again those who suck Chinese communist political genitals don't care. Not to mention exporting the virus just in time for the 2020 election.Hong Kong is Chinese. Its an internal matter that doesnt threaten the US.Tell that to the people of Hong Kong.They arent particularly. Its not a place I would like to live in but I dont feel threatened by them. They are trying to drag a feudal economy into the modern age. When the west did that they raped,killed and stole their way across the planet. The chinese havent done that.why are they your friend?....Why is China your enemy ?It does require reading before reacting- 1600 words-
Dispatches from the New Cold War
Today’s characteristically luminous insights will be disordered and structurally horrifying, the sort of essay that would have sent my high-school English teacher into anaphylactic shock. In exculpation I plead laziness.
Recently I wrote a column on China’s digital yuan, now in late-stage testing. Bare-bones explanation: You download a digital-wallet app with which you can then send payments to anybody in the world who also has the app, no forms, bureaucracy, or bank account needed. OK, that’s cute, you say. Then, with my phenomenally perceptive, pincer-like grasp of the inescapable, I thought, it sounds scalable. If you can do it with thirty bucks (in yuan) for a hat from some store, why not with fifty million dollars (in yuan) for a shipment of oil from Iran? Sure, with more security and so on, but same mechanism.
Interestingly, such payments would be completely independent of, and opaque to, Washington. And independent of…SWIFT, eeeeeeek! Do you suppose China has thought of this?
Well, I thought, this is mere speculative maundering by some guy in Mexico who is admittedly pig ignorant of international finance. And of course China itself was saying that the dijjywan had nothing to do with the dollar, oh no, was solely for domestic use, and for retail sales. Not important. Move on. Nothing to see here.
Guess you missed the news reports last year about the NBA stopping any protests against China.Yes, it was run by Britain n under a treaty that ended a few years back. I am not aware of any legal powers that the Chinese have where they can control free speech in the UK or the US. Where is the link to these ?Oh really? The NBA knows differently after some players spoke out against Chinese communist human rights violations and had to retract them and keep quiet. Then again those who suck Chinese communist political genitals don't care. Not to mention exporting the virus just in time for the 2020 election.Hong Kong is Chinese. Its an internal matter that doesnt threaten the US.Tell that to the people of Hong Kong.They arent particularly. Its not a place I would like to live in but I dont feel threatened by them. They are trying to drag a feudal economy into the modern age. When the west did that they raped,killed and stole their way across the planet. The chinese havent done that.why are they your friend?....Why is China your enemy ?It does require reading before reacting- 1600 words-
Dispatches from the New Cold War
Today’s characteristically luminous insights will be disordered and structurally horrifying, the sort of essay that would have sent my high-school English teacher into anaphylactic shock. In exculpation I plead laziness.
Recently I wrote a column on China’s digital yuan, now in late-stage testing. Bare-bones explanation: You download a digital-wallet app with which you can then send payments to anybody in the world who also has the app, no forms, bureaucracy, or bank account needed. OK, that’s cute, you say. Then, with my phenomenally perceptive, pincer-like grasp of the inescapable, I thought, it sounds scalable. If you can do it with thirty bucks (in yuan) for a hat from some store, why not with fifty million dollars (in yuan) for a shipment of oil from Iran? Sure, with more security and so on, but same mechanism.
Interestingly, such payments would be completely independent of, and opaque to, Washington. And independent of…SWIFT, eeeeeeek! Do you suppose China has thought of this?
Well, I thought, this is mere speculative maundering by some guy in Mexico who is admittedly pig ignorant of international finance. And of course China itself was saying that the dijjywan had nothing to do with the dollar, oh no, was solely for domestic use, and for retail sales. Not important. Move on. Nothing to see here.
How does it threaten the US though ? It sounds like you are dramatising shit in order to provoke an escalation. The US is cordial to many questionable regimes. Why pick on China ?Why is China your enemy ?It does require reading before reacting- 1600 words-
Dispatches from the New Cold War
Today’s characteristically luminous insights will be disordered and structurally horrifying, the sort of essay that would have sent my high-school English teacher into anaphylactic shock. In exculpation I plead laziness.
Recently I wrote a column on China’s digital yuan, now in late-stage testing. Bare-bones explanation: You download a digital-wallet app with which you can then send payments to anybody in the world who also has the app, no forms, bureaucracy, or bank account needed. OK, that’s cute, you say. Then, with my phenomenally perceptive, pincer-like grasp of the inescapable, I thought, it sounds scalable. If you can do it with thirty bucks (in yuan) for a hat from some store, why not with fifty million dollars (in yuan) for a shipment of oil from Iran? Sure, with more security and so on, but same mechanism.
Interestingly, such payments would be completely independent of, and opaque to, Washington. And independent of…SWIFT, eeeeeeek! Do you suppose China has thought of this?
Well, I thought, this is mere speculative maundering by some guy in Mexico who is admittedly pig ignorant of international finance. And of course China itself was saying that the dijjywan had nothing to do with the dollar, oh no, was solely for domestic use, and for retail sales. Not important. Move on. Nothing to see here.
Communism is the enemy of individual liberty.
"The nail that sticks out gets hammered down."
- Japanese proverb
China is the enemy of the world. It's amazing how you defend mass murderers all over the world but demand innocent people be disarmed.
You must have a desire to be a camp guard or some such nonsense.
Tommy Tainant
Diamond Member
That sounds like a commercial decision taken by the NBA. The players could have ignored it.Guess you missed the news reports last year about the NBA stopping any protests against China.Yes, it was run by Britain n under a treaty that ended a few years back. I am not aware of any legal powers that the Chinese have where they can control free speech in the UK or the US. Where is the link to these ?Oh really? The NBA knows differently after some players spoke out against Chinese communist human rights violations and had to retract them and keep quiet. Then again those who suck Chinese communist political genitals don't care. Not to mention exporting the virus just in time for the 2020 election.Hong Kong is Chinese. Its an internal matter that doesnt threaten the US.Tell that to the people of Hong Kong.They arent particularly. Its not a place I would like to live in but I dont feel threatened by them. They are trying to drag a feudal economy into the modern age. When the west did that they raped,killed and stole their way across the planet. The chinese havent done that.why are they your friend?....Why is China your enemy ?It does require reading before reacting- 1600 words-
Dispatches from the New Cold War
Today’s characteristically luminous insights will be disordered and structurally horrifying, the sort of essay that would have sent my high-school English teacher into anaphylactic shock. In exculpation I plead laziness.
Recently I wrote a column on China’s digital yuan, now in late-stage testing. Bare-bones explanation: You download a digital-wallet app with which you can then send payments to anybody in the world who also has the app, no forms, bureaucracy, or bank account needed. OK, that’s cute, you say. Then, with my phenomenally perceptive, pincer-like grasp of the inescapable, I thought, it sounds scalable. If you can do it with thirty bucks (in yuan) for a hat from some store, why not with fifty million dollars (in yuan) for a shipment of oil from Iran? Sure, with more security and so on, but same mechanism.
Interestingly, such payments would be completely independent of, and opaque to, Washington. And independent of…SWIFT, eeeeeeek! Do you suppose China has thought of this?
Well, I thought, this is mere speculative maundering by some guy in Mexico who is admittedly pig ignorant of international finance. And of course China itself was saying that the dijjywan had nothing to do with the dollar, oh no, was solely for domestic use, and for retail sales. Not important. Move on. Nothing to see here.
Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
Just like the West did with Chinese technology four hundred years ago.
Yawn;
Fucking Nazis...
Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
How does it threaten the US though ? It sounds like you are dramatising shit in order to provoke an escalation. The US is cordial to many questionable regimes. Why pick on China ?
We seek a free and sovereign America. You oppose the same.
Hence Communist China is our enemy and your ally.
Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
why are they your friend?....
Communist China is the enemy of his enemy.
Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
China is a great ally of America. America should follow chinas footsteps.How does it threaten the US though ? It sounds like you are dramatising shit in order to provoke an escalation. The US is cordial to many questionable regimes. Why pick on China ?Why is China your enemy ?It does require reading before reacting- 1600 words-
Dispatches from the New Cold War
Today’s characteristically luminous insights will be disordered and structurally horrifying, the sort of essay that would have sent my high-school English teacher into anaphylactic shock. In exculpation I plead laziness.
Recently I wrote a column on China’s digital yuan, now in late-stage testing. Bare-bones explanation: You download a digital-wallet app with which you can then send payments to anybody in the world who also has the app, no forms, bureaucracy, or bank account needed. OK, that’s cute, you say. Then, with my phenomenally perceptive, pincer-like grasp of the inescapable, I thought, it sounds scalable. If you can do it with thirty bucks (in yuan) for a hat from some store, why not with fifty million dollars (in yuan) for a shipment of oil from Iran? Sure, with more security and so on, but same mechanism.
Interestingly, such payments would be completely independent of, and opaque to, Washington. And independent of…SWIFT, eeeeeeek! Do you suppose China has thought of this?
Well, I thought, this is mere speculative maundering by some guy in Mexico who is admittedly pig ignorant of international finance. And of course China itself was saying that the dijjywan had nothing to do with the dollar, oh no, was solely for domestic use, and for retail sales. Not important. Move on. Nothing to see here.
Communism is the enemy of individual liberty.
"The nail that sticks out gets hammered down."
- Japanese proverb
China sets a great example with their re Education camps. In my opinion America should do this as well I. Order to ‘heal the country’ and ‘unify’.
If all the 10s of millions of white supremacist on the right just spent some time in a re education camp, they could learn what bigots they are. Also, it would help stop the spread of Covid. heck, possibly then the lockdowns could end being that it’s always the racist Nazis spreading the virus.
Xi Jing Ping is a great leader, and hopefully Biden follows in his footsteps
Obvious sarcasm is obvious....
Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
They arent particularly. Its not a place I would like to live in but I dont feel threatened by them. They are trying to drag a feudal economy into the modern age. When the west did that they raped,killed and stole their way across the planet. The chinese havent done that.
The Paki ChiCom bitch doth lie excessively.
China’s Debt-Trap Diplomacy | National Review
China is attempting to turn countries into satellite states via the strategic construction of infrastructure.
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They steal technology from EVERYONE. China sucks and you suck for defending them.Why is China your enemy ?It does require reading before reacting- 1600 words-
Dispatches from the New Cold War
Today’s characteristically luminous insights will be disordered and structurally horrifying, the sort of essay that would have sent my high-school English teacher into anaphylactic shock. In exculpation I plead laziness.
Recently I wrote a column on China’s digital yuan, now in late-stage testing. Bare-bones explanation: You download a digital-wallet app with which you can then send payments to anybody in the world who also has the app, no forms, bureaucracy, or bank account needed. OK, that’s cute, you say. Then, with my phenomenally perceptive, pincer-like grasp of the inescapable, I thought, it sounds scalable. If you can do it with thirty bucks (in yuan) for a hat from some store, why not with fifty million dollars (in yuan) for a shipment of oil from Iran? Sure, with more security and so on, but same mechanism.
Interestingly, such payments would be completely independent of, and opaque to, Washington. And independent of…SWIFT, eeeeeeek! Do you suppose China has thought of this?
Well, I thought, this is mere speculative maundering by some guy in Mexico who is admittedly pig ignorant of international finance. And of course China itself was saying that the dijjywan had nothing to do with the dollar, oh no, was solely for domestic use, and for retail sales. Not important. Move on. Nothing to see here.
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How does it threaten the US though ?Why is China your enemy ?It does require reading before reacting- 1600 words-
Dispatches from the New Cold War
Today’s characteristically luminous insights will be disordered and structurally horrifying, the sort of essay that would have sent my high-school English teacher into anaphylactic shock. In exculpation I plead laziness.
Recently I wrote a column on China’s digital yuan, now in late-stage testing. Bare-bones explanation: You download a digital-wallet app with which you can then send payments to anybody in the world who also has the app, no forms, bureaucracy, or bank account needed. OK, that’s cute, you say. Then, with my phenomenally perceptive, pincer-like grasp of the inescapable, I thought, it sounds scalable. If you can do it with thirty bucks (in yuan) for a hat from some store, why not with fifty million dollars (in yuan) for a shipment of oil from Iran? Sure, with more security and so on, but same mechanism.
Interestingly, such payments would be completely independent of, and opaque to, Washington. And independent of…SWIFT, eeeeeeek! Do you suppose China has thought of this?
Well, I thought, this is mere speculative maundering by some guy in Mexico who is admittedly pig ignorant of international finance. And of course China itself was saying that the dijjywan had nothing to do with the dollar, oh no, was solely for domestic use, and for retail sales. Not important. Move on. Nothing to see here.
Communism is the enemy of individual liberty.
"The nail that sticks out gets hammered down."
- Japanese proverb
Your ignorance is quite astonishing.
The failure to understand that the world is about conquering by many Americans is disheartening. You believe that the Chinese will reciprocate all the good will you want to give them. They are not that. They as well as Russia want to be the number one nation in the world. That give nation's a great advantage. And we are declining in real terms. China is different then the old Soviet Union. They have married stringent Capitalism with government Communism. And they are growing as a great economy with endless amounts of workers who had nothing and those who are employed now see a future. But that is at our expense. We can not keep giving up our foundation for cheap products. For it will end at some point.Just like the West did with Chinese technology four hundred years ago.It does require reading before reacting- 1600 words-
Dispatches from the New Cold War
Today’s characteristically luminous insights will be disordered and structurally horrifying, the sort of essay that would have sent my high-school English teacher into anaphylactic shock. In exculpation I plead laziness.
Recently I wrote a column on China’s digital yuan, now in late-stage testing. Bare-bones explanation: You download a digital-wallet app with which you can then send payments to anybody in the world who also has the app, no forms, bureaucracy, or bank account needed. OK, that’s cute, you say. Then, with my phenomenally perceptive, pincer-like grasp of the inescapable, I thought, it sounds scalable. If you can do it with thirty bucks (in yuan) for a hat from some store, why not with fifty million dollars (in yuan) for a shipment of oil from Iran? Sure, with more security and so on, but same mechanism.
Interestingly, such payments would be completely independent of, and opaque to, Washington. And independent of…SWIFT, eeeeeeek! Do you suppose China has thought of this?
Well, I thought, this is mere speculative maundering by some guy in Mexico who is admittedly pig ignorant of international finance. And of course China itself was saying that the dijjywan had nothing to do with the dollar, oh no, was solely for domestic use, and for retail sales. Not important. Move on. Nothing to see here.
This is functionally identical to BitCoin.
It's China counterfeiting Western Technology, yet again.
Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
Your ignorance is quite astonishing.
He's not ignorant, he's evil.
It does require reading before reacting- 1600 words-
Dispatches from the New Cold War
Today’s characteristically luminous insights will be disordered and structurally horrifying, the sort of essay that would have sent my high-school English teacher into anaphylactic shock. In exculpation I plead laziness.
Recently I wrote a column on China’s digital yuan, now in late-stage testing. Bare-bones explanation: You download a digital-wallet app with which you can then send payments to anybody in the world who also has the app, no forms, bureaucracy, or bank account needed. OK, that’s cute, you say. Then, with my phenomenally perceptive, pincer-like grasp of the inescapable, I thought, it sounds scalable. If you can do it with thirty bucks (in yuan) for a hat from some store, why not with fifty million dollars (in yuan) for a shipment of oil from Iran? Sure, with more security and so on, but same mechanism.
Interestingly, such payments would be completely independent of, and opaque to, Washington. And independent of…SWIFT, eeeeeeek! Do you suppose China has thought of this?
Well, I thought, this is mere speculative maundering by some guy in Mexico who is admittedly pig ignorant of international finance. And of course China itself was saying that the dijjywan had nothing to do with the dollar, oh no, was solely for domestic use, and for retail sales. Not important. Move on. Nothing to see here.
The only enemy to me is the Democrat party - the true terrorist
What China , NK and Russia do is trivial and irrelevant
The Dems have utterly did their work by turning the USA into a destroyed nation
The Dems have utterly did their work by turning the USA into a destroyed nation
MarathonMike
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Getting their talking points from Master Xi of course.What the hell is WHO now doing in China?
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I've been told it is- not only by posters, but by the sainthood in the District of Criminals- and I so buy all I'm told by retards-Why is China your enemy ?
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Let me help you so-called informed people- I know it's troublesome to actually read for intellectually lazy fuckers, but, here:
China ahead of America in patent applications for second year.
New York Post: “With this year’s state math and English exams canceled, a watered-down grading policy enacted, and the tossing of attendance, the key factors for admission to selective schools have been dropped or diminished…. “
America Ties with China in 2019 Math Olympiad
Well, not exactly. The 2019 U.S. team is: Vincent Huang, Luke Robitaille, Colin Tang, Edward Wan, Brandon Wang, and Daniel Zhu. China, it seems, tied with itself.
BBC: China’s Chang-e Five lunar-sample return mission safely parachutes into Mongolia. Very sophisticated engineering, and it worked. The US is ahead in space exploration, its Perseverance mission now on Mars being a marvel, but the gap ain’t what it used to be.
From NIO, a Chinese Electric Vehicle Start-up
If a car looks like this, I want one. Nio is working on a system in which “gas” stations remove a depleted battery and replace it with a charged one, thus eliminating the problem of long charging time. Will it fly? I don’t know, but those folks over there are scurrying. China, Japan, and South Korea, for example, are rapidly advancing hydrogen-powered fuel-cell cars.
China’s Quantum Computer Beats Google’s Sycamore in ‘Computational Supremacy’, Claims New Study
Also a bit overdone. My grasp of quantum computing equals that of a hardboiled egg, but this seems to indicate that China is holding its own in a field that is a Very Big Deal.
Below: “China Finishes Building World’s Largest Radio Telescope”
China has finished building the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST), the world’s largest single-aperture telescope. This photo was taken on July 3, 2016, the day the huge dish’s last panel was installed” Gret big sucker. Four years ago. China has the money to spend on pure science. Wow.
MagLev.net: “The next-generation Chinese medium-low speed maglev doubles the top speed of the first generation and it becomes driverless…Most of the R&D work is done in Hunan Province….”
Miles of high-speed rail in the US: 0. Miles of maglev rail in US: 0. Likelihood of either any time soon: 0. Cost of new B21 intercontinental nuclear bomber: $550 million. Each.
China Will Begin Constructing ItsSpace Station in 2021
China to build 30 ‘fully connected’ 5G factories by 2023
Many think of Five G as being able to download movies in three seconds. Actually, with high throughput and low latency, combined with artificial intelligence and edge computing, it will be hugely important in managing smart factories, transportation networks, smart cities, and so on. This is why Washington wants to block it. Meanwhile china is catching up in AI, it seems.
China-developed hydrogen fuel-cell hybrid locomotive rolls off assembly line
“Huawei’s Harmony OS Extends to All Devices in 2021 in Bid for Tech Self-Sufficiency Amid US Trade War.”
NikkeiAsia: “China Out Front in Race to Reduce CO2 Emissions”
A total of 40% of the world’s new solar power generation capacity is constructed there. And the country’s share of global electricity generated by the sun has jumped from 2% in 2010 to 32% in 2018.
Nuff said.
China ahead of America in patent applications for second year.
New York Post: “With this year’s state math and English exams canceled, a watered-down grading policy enacted, and the tossing of attendance, the key factors for admission to selective schools have been dropped or diminished…. “
America Ties with China in 2019 Math Olympiad
Well, not exactly. The 2019 U.S. team is: Vincent Huang, Luke Robitaille, Colin Tang, Edward Wan, Brandon Wang, and Daniel Zhu. China, it seems, tied with itself.
BBC: China’s Chang-e Five lunar-sample return mission safely parachutes into Mongolia. Very sophisticated engineering, and it worked. The US is ahead in space exploration, its Perseverance mission now on Mars being a marvel, but the gap ain’t what it used to be.
From NIO, a Chinese Electric Vehicle Start-up
If a car looks like this, I want one. Nio is working on a system in which “gas” stations remove a depleted battery and replace it with a charged one, thus eliminating the problem of long charging time. Will it fly? I don’t know, but those folks over there are scurrying. China, Japan, and South Korea, for example, are rapidly advancing hydrogen-powered fuel-cell cars.
China’s Quantum Computer Beats Google’s Sycamore in ‘Computational Supremacy’, Claims New Study
Also a bit overdone. My grasp of quantum computing equals that of a hardboiled egg, but this seems to indicate that China is holding its own in a field that is a Very Big Deal.
Below: “China Finishes Building World’s Largest Radio Telescope”
China has finished building the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST), the world’s largest single-aperture telescope. This photo was taken on July 3, 2016, the day the huge dish’s last panel was installed” Gret big sucker. Four years ago. China has the money to spend on pure science. Wow.
MagLev.net: “The next-generation Chinese medium-low speed maglev doubles the top speed of the first generation and it becomes driverless…Most of the R&D work is done in Hunan Province….”
Miles of high-speed rail in the US: 0. Miles of maglev rail in US: 0. Likelihood of either any time soon: 0. Cost of new B21 intercontinental nuclear bomber: $550 million. Each.
China Will Begin Constructing ItsSpace Station in 2021
China to build 30 ‘fully connected’ 5G factories by 2023
Many think of Five G as being able to download movies in three seconds. Actually, with high throughput and low latency, combined with artificial intelligence and edge computing, it will be hugely important in managing smart factories, transportation networks, smart cities, and so on. This is why Washington wants to block it. Meanwhile china is catching up in AI, it seems.
China-developed hydrogen fuel-cell hybrid locomotive rolls off assembly line
“Huawei’s Harmony OS Extends to All Devices in 2021 in Bid for Tech Self-Sufficiency Amid US Trade War.”
NikkeiAsia: “China Out Front in Race to Reduce CO2 Emissions”
A total of 40% of the world’s new solar power generation capacity is constructed there. And the country’s share of global electricity generated by the sun has jumped from 2% in 2010 to 32% in 2018.
Nuff said.
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