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Trump has finally met his match as he fights 3 unwinnable wars
Or, the Chinese vessels will bypass US port and just head to a port in Canada or Mexico. Not the ideal solution, but just a small diversion would hurt the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. The intent of charging the fees on any ship built in China will hurt US commerce. Alot of the smaller mid level cargo vessels are Chinese built now because the profitability wasn't there for domestic ship builders. Trump really doesn't consider the consequences of his actions. -
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US will abandon Ukraine peace efforts ‘within days’ if no progress made, Rubio warns
Just an excuse for $$ laundering. Now mr so pure and clean he squeaks in the bath is back, no need for boondoggles like this. One day we will learn where the trillions went under Biden and his team of wronguns, team left will be covering their ears and screaming like when origins of covid and the lappy were revealed. It is to laugh. -
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What is a digital nomads
I started using ChatGPT for programming work when researching. The web is now filled with so much spam and garbage it's become hard to filter through. It's not perfect by any means but is usually better than using Google. -
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Why so many conspiracy theorists and what to do about them
Yes, I recommend watching American Moon. -
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Trump has finally met his match as he fights 3 unwinnable wars
Just for a starter. China's response to U.S. tariffs stems from its focus on economic resilience and long-term strategy. Several reasons highlight why China adopts this firm stance: 1. Economic Diversification: China's economy is not solely reliant on exports to the U.S. It has strengthened trade relations with other countries and regions, such as the European Union and ASEAN, diversifying its economic partnerships to reduce dependence. 2. Domestic Market Growth: With the world's largest population, China has a substantial domestic market that supports economic stability. Increased consumption and investment within the country provide a buffer against external challenges. 3. Innovation and Self-Reliance: China has been heavily investing in technological advancement and manufacturing capabilities, aiming to reduce reliance on imported goods and improve self-sufficiency. 4. Global Trade Networks: Initiatives like the Belt and Road project foster international economic cooperation, creating alternative trade routes and opportunities. 5. Strategic Reserve Management: China's ample reserves of essential materials and goods allow it to withstand short-term trade disruptions. Ultimately, China's resilience is rooted in strategic planning, diversified economic activities, and its ability to adapt to global shifts. And none of this takes into account the massive reserves China holds in US bonds, their unwillingness to continue to finance US debt as is the case with many other nations now, and their extraordinary hacking abilities which could potentially cripple the US Military. I could go on.
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