Payback to China

[jpatter666]

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The view that this was possibly the result of a lab accident is gaining more credibility and has now openly crossed to the MSM.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...coronaviruses/

[strittmatter]

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Sioux Falls, SD

https://amgreatness.com/2020/04/13/china-owned-smithfield-foods-shutting-down-major-meat-plant/

It has been reported that Smithfield Foods, purchased by China in 2014, had recently been redirecting many of its meat products away from American stores and instead sending them to China. The shift to China was first reported back in November, shortly before the coronavirus outbreak began to spread...................

China attacked us.

[jk]

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Sioux Falls, SD

https://amgreatness.com/2020/04/13/china-owned-smithfield-foods-shutting-down-major-meat-plant/

It has been reported that Smithfield Foods, purchased by China in 2014, had recently been redirecting many of its meat products away from American stores and instead sending them to China. The shift to China was first reported back in November, shortly before the coronavirus outbreak began to spread...................

China attacked us.

wouldn't "bought us" be more accurate in this instance?

[Mega]

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Indeed! (BASTARDS!!!!)

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...laims-11973178

[Mega]

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WE need Buckie!

[Mega]

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[Mega]

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Its the end of Global-is-ium China will be sent packing......massive taxes on goods from China.
Company boss will be told make it here (wherever here is) & I expect the return of jobs + interest rates (inflation)........
Mike

[Mega]

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[GRG55]

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wouldn't "bought us" be more accurate in this instance?

with your own money...

[lakedaemonian]

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Anyway, just for comparison between world powers: how many wars has China started since Kissinger's visit. How many has USA? How many countries is China sanctioning?, etc.

Several actually.

1)Chinese invasion of Vietnam in 1979: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino-Vietnamese_War

This was China’s, or more specifically, the Chinese Communist Party’s People’s Liberation Army CCP/PLA last offensive kinetic military action.

And it was a catastrophic failure.

2)Political & Economic Warfare: https://warontherocks.com/2018/01/ch...s-perspective/

An easy argument can be made that China has been conducting political, economic, psychological, and media/information warfare against the US/West.

It just requires expanding one’s definition of war and warfare beyond just the popular and over simplistic misconception of war.

Much like Iran, which has been at war with the US for 40 years. With a few exceptions, Iran has largely avoided a head to head fight with the US, because it knows it will lose horrifically.

Iran has chosen a cheaper, and far more effective, asymmetric path.

China has taken a similar approach and avoided direct US kinetic strength, and instead leveraged the majority remaining non-kinetic spectrum of warfare combined with a consistent, long-term strategy and unequalled, multi-decade time horizon.

While most people in the west rarely think beyond next Monday, our adversary is thinking beyond the next century.

China’s One Belt,One Road absolutely dwarfs the Marshall Plan in inflation adjusted terms.

Now imagine China’s BATH(Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, Huawei) working in complete alignment to not just leverage global physical supply chain infrastructure, but digital as well.

Imagine BATH as the digital equivalent of Army, Navy, Air Force, & Marines working in unison under the direction of government command. That how the CCP/PLA view it.

As our government and FAANG+ battle each other(and us).

The Marshall Plan was warfare.

FAANG+ is warfare, except our digital Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines are too busy fighting us and each other to fight the real adversary, which is CCP/PLA tyranny,

[Mega]

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[Woodsman]

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Lake, what's your take on this Red Chinese "Unrestricted Warfare" doctrine. Seems to me a case could be made that this outbreak (along with the ongoing "reverse Opium War") fits nicely under this notion of "war without limits."

[Mega]

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