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Elon is pretty damn invested there too. What did he say on the subject?
CHINA - Lanzhou. Quarantine camp has been set on fire. The people are deciding 🔥
Wait, aren't we, True Conservatives, against supporting color revolutions?
At noon on November 30th, despite stubbornly high case numbers, Guangzhou restaurants suddenly received notification that effective December 1st, restaurants were henceforth permitted to allow in-house dining. In-house dining had been banned for over a month.
Yet there were still long queues of people snaking around PCR testing booths, some up to 200 meters. At 4 pm, suddenly testing booth workers emerged and announced via loudspeaker that they had just received notification that the testing booths were going to be closed effective immediately.
“解封了,解封了” (Freed, freed!)
Up to date test results were no longer required to gain entrance to restaurants, subways and office buildings.
Bit by bit, reports of policy changes in many other cities followed. For example, Beijing also closed a number of PCR testing booths and abandoned the 48-hour test result rule for using the subway, but left in place the 48-hour rule for those entering office buildings. What sense does that make? Result: Huge lines at the remaining booths.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apple-wants-move-manufacturing-china-212300214.html
Apple wants to move its manufacturing out of China
Meanwhile in China... with a uber homogeneous population that is about 95% of the same ethnicity ...
You would never get a public demonstration of the American flag at any civilian university in the USA like Univ of Cal Berkeley, Connecticut College, Dartmouth, Harvard, Wisconsin, etc.
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Patrick says
Annnnd....we are supposed to believe that China and India are really going to form an alternative currency together with real teeth?
The BRICS should all simply declare that their currency is 100% backed by silver by weight, instantly redeemable at any time.
As long as they always make good on the redemption promise, their currency will kill the dollar.
On the other hand, they also like the power to simply print money, so they're not likely to give that up.
The BRICS should all simply declare that their currency is 100% backed by silver by weight, instantly redeemable at any time.
As long as they always make good on the redemption promise, ...
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