New US Military Budget Targets China | Uighurs in Trouble | China News Headlines
A $700 billion budget sounds nice, but I much prefer my 50 Cent Army ;)
—Chris
New US Military Budget Targets China | Uighurs in Trouble | China News Headlines (YouTube)
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Chris, do you think the Belt and Road Initiative is inherently bad? Or do you think it could benefit everyone if the CCP stopped using debt traps and turned it into a more cooperative venture?
picture has that 'fool's ruse' flow about it, so...
Chris, when will you play Three Kingdoms Redux with Shelley and Matt?
Hey Chris, how would you react if you found out that Shelly is actually an undercover CCP Ministry of State Security spy?
Could the EU make even more concessions to PRC and maybe some day forge an economic alliance with them? If the US is a no-go zone for German car manufacturers there's only one option left...
At least the 50 Cent Army isn't Anarcho-Communist :P
DUUUUUUUDE! *STOP* MAKING ME LAUGH AT HORRIBLE THINGS! YOU ARE A TEWIBLE PERSON!
Shelly, how do you feel about Chris's beard?
There is a difference between how much you spend and what you get for your money. Eisenhower said "beware the military industrial complex". Translation, you spend a lot of money, but you don't get much in return.
What do you think about Vietnam's relation with China and US? Taking China money to buy US weapons. Also, China's HNA GROUP is now tasked with doing charity/economic work in VN, they hired <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp_R%C3%B6sler" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp_R%C3%B6sler</a> too improve their image.
Chris, with the CCP sending a invitation to European Diplomats to come and visit the Uighur camps it sounds a lot like what the Nazi Germans did when diplomats were sent to have a look at the Jewish villages. Have the CCP been getting ideas from the Nazi playbook?
All of these years of debunking China is finally paying off. So proud
Chris, for years China's been heavily mining and buying gold to have a gold-back yuan. What's the progress on this and is that going to destroy the US dollar?
Shiny things have impressed primates for millions of years. Birds are also drawn to them.
