China's Threat to Weaponize Rare Earth Metal Exports Backfires
Too bad for the CCP rare earths aren't quite that rare...
—Chris
China's Threat to Weaponize Rare Earth Metal Exports Backfires (YouTube)
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The win win no cooperation is very bad
I loved that bit of mocking 'win-win non cooperation ' at the end.
Thanks for the truthy news vis-a-vis China from your channel.
I wonder if that means we could just buy rare earth metals from Japan instead now .. Ya know.. since they have that huge supply
China can't go to war...imagine training all those citizens in how to handle a gun...and feeding 1.4B people while you are at war? China's size is a blessing and a curse.
The CCP just needs to use the Zap Brannagon strategy of throwing wave after wave of soldiers at their enemies. But joking aside, if the CCP can just field 10% of their population and properly train and equip them, that's 140 million soldiers.
it looks like things are going very bad for china lately, but things were going very bad for japan right before world war II. If things keep going badly for China, will this push them to go to war, like it did to Japan in December of 1945?
If you can't take responsibility for your own bad governance decisions.. best blame others and quickly attack them..
Haven't had a chance to watch the video yet but I think last year or early this year Japan announced that they discovered almost 700 year supply of rare Earth metals in the oceans around Mt Fuji https://www.sciencealert.com/japan-discovered-a-rare-earth-mineral-deposit-that-can-supply-the-world-for-centuries
Awesome episode. Lately there's been an unprecedented streak of good news throwing stones in China's 100-year marathon plan. What do you think finally tipped the balance so that now the world is fighting back against CCP skulduggery? Was it HK? The Xinjiang concentration camps? Looks like Xi asked the weight of the emperor's cauldrons... By the way I'm loving the book recommendations! Read Stealth War a couple weeks back and am now enjoying Silent Invasion.
Way to stick it to China