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[tehpope]

I'm not sure if this is cucked or not.

 

[Sock-to-Lurk]

that's not how any of that works. China NEEDS the Yuan to be worthless so they can be competitive. if it replaces the USD that stops.

That's only as long as they want to keep the status quo, they wouldnt be promoting the Yuan as a substitute for the dollar if they wanted to keep it artificially low.
China is already moving to change the status quo with them on top as the US keeps too busy worrying about letting trannies castrate children, at this point nothing short of a full 180% on all policies will save it

 

[Drag-on Knight 91873]

that's not how any of that works. China NEEDS the Yuan to be worthless so they can be competitive. if it replaces the USD that stops.

But it is how it works as it explains the current situation. Dedollarization is happening for reasons stated earlier. The US economy is weakening at the same time. Your opinion is out of date.

 

[Romulus augustulus]

That's only as long as they want to keep the status quo, they wouldnt be promoting the Yuan as a substitute for the dollar if they wanted to keep it artificially low.
China is already moving to change the status quo with them on top as the US keeps too busy worrying about letting trannies castrate children, at this point nothing short of a full 180% on all policies will save it

But it is how it works as it explains the current situation. Dedollarization is happening for reasons stated earlier. The US economy is weakening at the same time. Your opinion is out of date.

agree to disagree

 

[Antenna7]

that's not how any of that works. China NEEDS the Yuan to be worthless so they can be competitive. if it replaces the USD that stops.

According to the other countries, that have more information than us. They are making the move. So it appears, they are pretty confident.

 

[Sock-to-Lurk]

agree to disagree

I would rather have you explain your position, i'm no expert and i apreciate dissenting opinions because i refuse to believe i know it all.

This is hearsay, but lines up with modern versions of cuck Christianity. These people hate you, stop trying to break bread with them:

This seems too cucked to be true, but then again we are clownworld

 

[Michael Wade]

In other words:
There is no conspiracy. Nobody is in charge. It's a headless blunder operating under the illusion of a master plan.

If anybody has a master plan it's China. They dont need to be terribly pinpoint in whatever the plan is, so long as America devolves into chaos.

 

[Spasticus Autisticus]

Here's hoping the Supreme Court takes the hatchet to the administrative state (cue rainbow reacts)

Supreme Court to consider overruling Chevron doctrine

The Supreme Court on Monday announced it will hear a case that could significantly scale back federal agencies’ authority, with major implications for the future of environmental and other regulati…

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[ShitLurker]

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Stupid whore with her smug little smile when she said "not Trump" and she was freed from having to actually consider why everything is shit now and it wasn't 5 years ago if you turned off "the news".

Trump is in Scotland, gonna make a yuge, wonderful, fantastic new golf course. Looks like a warm reception even though the Scots seem to be commie liberals.


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Meanwhile, Joepedo was doing some small business award ceremony at the White House, got confused, and even photographer lady wanted nothing to do with him

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This is hearsay, but lines up with modern versions of cuck Christianity. These people hate you, stop trying to break bread with them:

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But the lugenpress is telling me he is amazing for his age. And the POC clearly love him based on the reaction of that lady.

Also, are you telling me the families of the victims of "when trannies attacked" paid for was/were's funeral? Jesus fuck I HATE how Christianity only thinks of compasion and showing the other cheek and NEVER of self preservation...

 

[Vyse Inglebard]

Here's hoping the Supreme Court takes the hatchet to the administrative state (cue rainbow reacts)

Supreme Court to consider overruling Chevron doctrine

The Supreme Court on Monday announced it will hear a case that could significantly scale back federal agencies’ authority, with major implications for the future of environmental and other regulati…

thehill.com

(Archive)

I gave you a rainbow, but I hope so too, not only for the benefits of the obvious, but also so the wokeshits openly call Thomas a nigger again. God, that was hilarious to see last year when RvW was overturned.

 

[Drag-on Knight 91873]

If anybody has a master plan it's China. They dont need to be terribly pinpoint in whatever the plan is, so long as America devolves into chaos.

Possible, but I find it's America's lack of plans that lets China makes the moves it does. China didn't tell America to try to sanction Russia to death or bail out SVB or destroy the Nordstream pipeline; those were all American decisions. Which is an inherent problem in American governance; it can only think in the short term because the people that make and enforce the laws move on before the consequences are felt. The political class, even if they were neutral and didn't hate their own citizens, do not have the incentive to create long-term projects or treaties because they don't get the credit for it. China and Russia can take advantage because they are autocracies and thus, have some ability to plan for the future and take advantage of opportunities with less bureaucracy.

 

[Romulus augustulus]

Here's hoping the Supreme Court takes the hatchet to the administrative state (cue rainbow reacts)

Supreme Court to consider overruling Chevron doctrine

The Supreme Court on Monday announced it will hear a case that could significantly scale back federal agencies’ authority, with major implications for the future of environmental and other regulati…

thehill.com

(Archive)

I gave you a rainbow, but I hope so too, not only for the benefits of the obviois, but also so the wokeshits openly call Thomas a nigger again. God, that was hilarious to see last year when RvW was overturned.

One of the liberal justices (jackson) recused herself so it has better odds of resolving correctly than other cases.

 

[Vyse Inglebard]

One of the liberal justices (jackson) recused herself so it has better odds of resolving correctly than other cases.

U.S. Supreme Court pick Jackson to recuse from Harvard race case | Re…

archived 1 Nov 2022 06:59:44 UTC

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OOF. Tough shit, pedo-apologist bitch.

 

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I gave you a rainbow, but I hope so too, not only for the benefits of the obvious, but also so the wokeshits openly call Thomas a nigger again. God, that was hilarious to see last year when RvW was overturned.

I don't think the wokeshits would be as emotionally invested in this as they were in the legalization of killing inconvenient babies so sluts can keep slutting it up uninterrupted. They'd have to put in some work to program the NPCs about it and eh.

 

[Antenna7]

 

[JosephStalin]

@JosephStalin How did you end up on kiwifarms anyway?

Was looking around after the demise of the last redboard I was on.

 

[soy_king]

BIden is by far the worst fucking president in the United states! The only thing worse then Joe Biden is his second term as president! I cant believe that hair sniffing son of a bitch is still around. I don't even have to read this thread to post a reply that's how bad it is! I think there is even a lot of liberals who don't believe in his handy work and I don't blame them for being pissed off. He is the reason Tard blog's were created. Dumb fucker!

Holy shit the glow on this one. Tell your Quantico butt buddies to try harder.

 

[RiverFalcon]

The White House is officially ending basically all of their covid jab mandates on May 11th.
This includes the mandates for federal employees, federal contractors, and international air travel (All of those three were being challenged in court cases, with the international air travel least impeded, and the federal contractor mandate basically unenforced in part due to stays enforced by the courts).

They will also "start the process" to end the mandates for Head Start educators, CMS-certified healthcare facilities, and those crossing the border (Of those the CMS mandate was fully in effect, I'm pretty sure they were losing the Head Start lawsuits).

I hope that the legal battles ongoing don't get dropped though, because it seems to be a common strategy to drop something, try and get lawsuits dismissed, then turn around and try and put it back into place. Legal rulings on these cases would prevent that.

 

[Antenna7]

"Do you have any people, paid by the CIA, who are working for television networks?"

"This I think, is getting into the details Mr. Chairman, that I'd like to get into, in executive session" - William Colby CIA Director 1973-1976

 

[JosephStalin]

Possible, but I find it's America's lack of plans that lets China makes the moves it does. China didn't tell America to try to sanction Russia to death or bail out SVB or destroy the Nordstream pipeline; those were all American decisions. Which is an inherent problem in American governance; it can only think in the short term because the people that make and enforce the laws move on before the consequences are felt. The political class, even if they were neutral and didn't hate their own citizens, do not have the incentive to create long-term projects or treaties because they don't get the credit for it. China and Russia can take advantage because they are autocracies and thus, have some ability to plan for the future and take advantage of opportunities with less bureaucracy.

Dunno...re Russia, the plan seemed to be set into place after the Kennan telegram.

George Kennan sends “long telegram” to State Department

George Kennan, the American charge d’affaires in Moscow, sends an 8,000-word telegram to the Department of State detailing his views on the Soviet Union, and U.S. policy toward the communist state. Kennan’s analysis provided one of the most influential underpinnings for America’s Cold War policy...

www.history.com

We still keep carrying out the strategy of containment. US troops/equipment are regularly at NATO bases in countries bordering/contiguous to Russia, such as the Baltics, Poland, Turkey, and also in Japan, and not to forget Alaska. We/NATO have been fighting a proxy war with Russia for over a year now, and Russia isn't doing well at all.

We have a multi-faceted strategy re China. We've been developing relations with Vietnam, for example. Japan is an ally, and they have no love for China. We support Taiwan. Can't exclude Australia and the Philippines from the equation.

China depends very heavily on the maritime trade to get their imports and send their exports worldwide. But China's navy is too small to protect their shipping lanes worldwide. China depends on the US Navy to keep those sea lanes clear. Suggest we keep track of many, if not all, merchant ships going to and from China. Quite doable to impose and enforce a blockade. The dual track railroad from Russia wouldn't be enough to carry things in and out, by a long shot.

Some say China has us by the short hairs economically, since they hold so much in US Government securities. "If you owe the bank a thousand dollars, you have a problem. If you owe the bank a million dollars, the bank has the problem." China has the problem here. They cannot realistically dump the US Government securities, because the price will go down. Could lose money. The US also could, as has been discussed from time to time, mint X number of trillion-dollar coins to lessen the need to sell securities.

Trillion-Dollar Coin: Meaning, Examples and Use Cases

The trillion-dollar coin is a proposed platinum coin with a face value of $1 trillion, which could be used to reduce the national debt.

www.investopedia.com

Both China and Russia have problems we should be glad we don't have. For example, both countries spend a great deal of resources keeping the lid on dissent, up to and including deleting posts in real-time. Population of both countries is aging quickly, and shrinking. Russia's much worse off, with about 143 million people over their six-million-plus square miles. The "one-child policy" has done enormous, ongoing damage to China.

The USA is by no means perfect. We often seem to shoot ourselves in the foot. But we also have a capacity for fixing our problems.