Once people begin replacing batteries on Electric Vehicles and realizing that they are powered by coal and gas-powered power plants, the fad will die out.
While America has been waging war around the world and ignoring the needs of its citizens, China has been creating its Belt and Road initiative. We will soon find ourselves outclassed and bypassed.
The thing with China is they used the COVID to hurt our economy and they hurt their own economy in the process. Like our ruling class, they are too arrogant or ignorant to realize that a vibrant middle class creates wealth. When you destroy that, you destroy wealth.
Governments do not create wealth, they only redistribute it.
Interesting piece! I wonder what you think about the idea that the national lens is less relevant as transnational corporations become more and more important: https://join.substack.com/p/machinery.
Thank you for sharing the link to your article—a thoroughly detailed piece. Indeed, history shows that a small committed group of people—often with an activist streak—need to “illuminate the machine that we live inside, expose its injustices...and replace it with something that works for everyone.”
I support large international trade, commerce and collaborations, in which the outcome of the business partnership is mutually beneficial for the competing nations involved and ultimately supports national prosperity (and where the wealth is not simply concentrated in a minute percentage of the population.) For example, the decision to outsource U.S. manufacturing to China has led to a depletion in U.S. national sovereignty (and pride) over the past few decades.
American corporations need to be careful when investing in companies that have their own ulterior national motives. But unfortunately, the fact that many Hollywood-based companies have bent over backwards to flatter to China has come at the expense of portraying the United States in a poor light (which, I argue, will influence the impression of the nation on young American minds.)
Gov. Bill Clinton raids teacher pension fund in Arkansas of $400 million. Newspaper to break story following Monday. Chinese born Indonesian magnate Mochtar Riady, owner of the Lipo Group, replaces funds OVER THE WEEKEND! Monday morning, no story! Clinton is Riady's boy!
Clinton gets elected President. Allows missile guidance company, Loral, to go to China and launch satellites. Energy secretary Hazel O'Leary lowers security at Los Alamos National Lab, which gets breached by China!
China get guidance systems for missiles and 50 YEARS of nuclear technology ALL IN ONE SHOT!
Once people begin replacing batteries on Electric Vehicles and realizing that they are powered by coal and gas-powered power plants, the fad will die out.
While America has been waging war around the world and ignoring the needs of its citizens, China has been creating its Belt and Road initiative. We will soon find ourselves outclassed and bypassed.
The thing with China is they used the COVID to hurt our economy and they hurt their own economy in the process. Like our ruling class, they are too arrogant or ignorant to realize that a vibrant middle class creates wealth. When you destroy that, you destroy wealth.
Governments do not create wealth, they only redistribute it.
I agree, a vibrant middle class creates wealth.
Interesting piece! I wonder what you think about the idea that the national lens is less relevant as transnational corporations become more and more important: https://join.substack.com/p/machinery.
Thank you for sharing the link to your article—a thoroughly detailed piece. Indeed, history shows that a small committed group of people—often with an activist streak—need to “illuminate the machine that we live inside, expose its injustices...and replace it with something that works for everyone.”
I support large international trade, commerce and collaborations, in which the outcome of the business partnership is mutually beneficial for the competing nations involved and ultimately supports national prosperity (and where the wealth is not simply concentrated in a minute percentage of the population.) For example, the decision to outsource U.S. manufacturing to China has led to a depletion in U.S. national sovereignty (and pride) over the past few decades.
American corporations need to be careful when investing in companies that have their own ulterior national motives. But unfortunately, the fact that many Hollywood-based companies have bent over backwards to flatter to China has come at the expense of portraying the United States in a poor light (which, I argue, will influence the impression of the nation on young American minds.)
A brief history of Clinton treason with China.
Gov. Bill Clinton raids teacher pension fund in Arkansas of $400 million. Newspaper to break story following Monday. Chinese born Indonesian magnate Mochtar Riady, owner of the Lipo Group, replaces funds OVER THE WEEKEND! Monday morning, no story! Clinton is Riady's boy!
Clinton gets elected President. Allows missile guidance company, Loral, to go to China and launch satellites. Energy secretary Hazel O'Leary lowers security at Los Alamos National Lab, which gets breached by China!
China get guidance systems for missiles and 50 YEARS of nuclear technology ALL IN ONE SHOT!