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what's the autmatic trigger for embarrassing war with china set for? when the dollar is used for less than 40% of global transactions?
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there’s not going to be a war with china. the us can’t even fight yemen. as astonishing as it sounds, the us is out of ammo
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The Voice of Labor posted:what's the autmatic trigger for embarrassing war with china set for? when the dollar is used for less than 40% of global transactions? But that time America is already crushed but who knows what American elites will believe. right now American elites believe America is still in a position to dictate terms to the world. I’m hoping they continue to suffer this delusion until it’s far too late for America to be a danger.
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china will make a deal with us and have the chinese armed us military do to europe what weve been doing to the near east
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It is the manifest destiny of the Chinese people to secure Europe's strategic reserves of racismCentrist Committee posted:there’s not going to be a war with china. the us can’t even fight yemen. as astonishing as it sounds, the us is out of ammo Biden: I need ammo not a ride
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I think someone said that probably one of the best case scenarios for Europe is becoming an open-air museum and tourist trap for people from countries that actually have economies.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:I think someone said that probably one of the best case scenarios for Europe is becoming an open-air museum and tourist trap for people from countries that actually have economies. venice but the whole continent
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Ghost Leviathan posted:I think someone said that probably one of the best case scenarios for Europe is becoming an open-air museum and tourist trap for people from countries that actually have economies. unwittingly supporting chinese patriotism
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Ghost Leviathan posted:I think someone said that probably one of the best case scenarios for Europe is becoming an open-air museum and tourist trap for people from countries that actually have economies. Turns out the Italians are the smartest guys in Europe.
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northern italy still has some industry tho not for long though i guess, if your entire region has 3 drops of water for a month every summer there's not much you can do most industrial processes require tons lmao
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stephenthinkpad posted:Turns out the Italians are the smartest guys in Europe.
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stephenthinkpad posted:Turns out the Italians are the wisest guys in Europe.
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stephenthinkpad posted:Turns out the Italians are the smartest guys in Europe. 
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Ghost Leviathan posted:I think someone said that probably one of the best case scenarios for Europe is becoming an open-air museum and tourist trap for people from countries that actually have economies. You would need a SMO to defrancify France for this to work though.
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You could easily justify one based on women's rights and minority's religious rights.
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Admittedly, beyond its own internal market, what does Europe offer the world perhaps tourism and specialty goods (including agriculture)? There isn't natural resources to speak of, and in all honesty, Chinese are being extremely aggressive in traditional European strongpoints such as high-end manufacturing. If the Chinese can start competing in terms of industrial machinery, aerospace, and luxury cars, where is Europe going to go? The US has done a great job at hammering the European MIC, and otherwise, outside its own market, Europe isn't exactly becoming more competitive overseas. But yeah, at least the Italians have Prada bags, Venice, and Ferraris, that is at least something people will hand over money for. Ardennes has issued a correction as of 12:37 on Jan 3, 2024 |
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Iran, Russia agree to ditch dollar, trade in national currenciesquote:Platforms such as non-SWIFT messaging systems and establishing bilateral brokerage relations using national currencies are now being used by banks and businesses in Iran and Russia, Fars News reported on Wednesday, citing information from the Central Bank of Iran. I'm surprised that this wasn't already the case, but I suppose such deals and needed mechanisms take time to hammer out.
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Ardennes posted:Admittedly, beyond its own internal market, what does Europe offer the world perhaps tourism and specialty goods (including agriculture)? There isn't natural resources to speak of, and in all honesty, Chinese are being extremely aggressive in traditional European strongpoints such as high-end manufacturing. If the Chinese can start competing in terms of industrial machinery, aerospace, and luxury cars, where is Europe going to go? The US has done a great job at hammering the European MIC, and otherwise, outside its own market, Europe isn't exactly becoming more competitive overseas. Europe produces all the best ideas.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:I think someone said that probably one of the best case scenarios for Europe is becoming an open-air museum and tourist trap for people from countries that actually have economies. open-air museums and agriculture for sure. if the global IP regime survives, then plenty of Pharma some bespoke manufacturing. I think they should lean into more and more and more Protected Designation of Origin export goods
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OhFunny posted:Iran, Russia agree to ditch dollar, trade in national currencies The problem is probably the Rial.
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Orange Devil posted:Europe produces all the best ideas. china will never catch up to our level of race science.
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If I knew anything about Haplotypes I would now post some insanely wild poo poo to demonstrate. Just pretend I did.
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Orange Devil posted:If I knew anything about Haplotypes I would now post some insanely wild poo poo to demonstrate. Just pretend I did. the euro haplotype is R
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Zodium posted:china will never catch up to our level of race science. China's race science precedes Dr yakubs wild ride
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Weka posted:the euro haplotype is R
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Weka posted:They haven't really afaik done this. Those forces have just been relocated to China while still being significantly owned by the west, as if that will make a difference. Then those forces have been leveraged to create more and more productive capacity. I wonder if we can enforce ownership claims within their shores if they choose not to allow us?
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In Training posted:The legal case for seizing Russia's assets - Financial Times I remember reading that they can't exactly find all 300 billion, so much money its hard to track, so it's probably less but still a colossal amount
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Can not wait to hear how much Russian money will US court award to all kinds of crazy war tourists/Robert Levinson cases. Plus I heard some early Kinzhal strikes in Ukraine were against foreign military advisers buildings, so they don't even need to make up too much poo poo.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAH5-vustgM
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that's such an obviously superior solution, taking equity stakes instead of forcing debt
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Tempora Mutantur posted:that's such an obviously superior solution, taking equity stakes instead of forcing debt superior for who?
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fart simpson posted:superior for who? For anyone who isn't a halfwit, which excludes western leadership and their allies ofc. Even if someone wants to build wealth this gets you more than just pillaging. Ultimately the value of short term thinking only matters short term. Once the West failed to destroy/subvert China immediately it was basically over. They would have had to stay wary for too long to keep China's diligence from slowly destabilizing them by sheer dent of providing an alternative.
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im not sure it’s superior for the people running the show in america, they want to debt trap everyone
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The debt trap economic strategy is inherently limiting because it keeps the trapped economy small. You can make more money trading with an economy you help grow and is thus bigger. It just takes more than a quarter.
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Weka posted:It just takes more than a quarter. Yeah, that’s the part that is heresy. Neoliberal capitalism doesn’t consider the long term. As long as things are currently fine, they will always be fine. We’re living in the end of history.
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Weka posted:The debt trap economic strategy is inherently limiting because it keeps the trapped economy small. You can make more money trading with an economy you help grow and is thus bigger. It just takes more than a quarter. it also keeps the trapped economy subservient to you and helps prevent any real rivals from forming in those countries
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The goal in capitalism is never to make as much wealth as possible. It's to be the furthest ahead of others.
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ikanreed posted:The goal in capitalism is never to make as much wealth as possible.
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fart simpson posted:it also keeps the trapped economy subservient to you and helps prevent any real rivals from forming in those countries It is supposed to but for instance Laos has the 7th highest imf debt to gdp ratio in the world at 129% and afaik they are not really subservient politically or economically to the USA. ikanreed posted:The goal in capitalism is never to make as much wealth as possible. This I can't argue with.
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crepeface posted:The digital yuan challenge to US dollar dominance in $7 trillion of daily FX flows is dashing ahead thanks to blockchain-enabled mBridge project (August 10, 2023) crepeface posted:one of those youtube channels that mirrors pro-Russian/anti-Ukrainian right-wing content got a machine to dictate putin's translated speach about the economy. click to see all the long quotes about mbridge i posted before but ben norton did a summary on it: quote:0:00 De-dollarization https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v61dgvN81n0 had me at de-dollarisation and de-cryptoisation
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