Thread by @PandemicTruther

China's unstoppable rising under unprecedented pressure and hostility

The more hard pressed and hostile the external environment, the more resistant and super performing China becomes. China's exports have increased 10% to the world, trade surplus with US increased 27%.

https://twitter.com/GMOChannel/status/1316216710337187840

2/ Pew poll says almost every "democratic citizen" hates China. Notwithstanding, everyone is buying from China.

Now China faces the dire task of not only having to do its share of a manufacturing giant, it also has to do the job of Indian factories which are shutting down

3/ due to Covid19. This applies to the two key industries of India, ie, textile and drug. China's drug and textile exports have respectively increased 21.8% and 37.8%. China's textile manufacturing capacity

4/is fullly stretched till May 2021. Given Chinese Yuan is strengthening and the QE US$ is weakening, Chinese factories don't earn much. So Chinese companies' reaction to being overwhelmed with orders is mitigated Meanwhile Indian factories are going out of business

5/ one after another. Many of the textile factories are actually owned by Chinese companies. There's no such thing as slave labor in China. To find cheap labor, China goes to India, but this Indian competitive edge seems to be swept away by Covid19. However current concern of

6/ Modi government is not to safeguard companies and jobs but how to prevent China the "shark" from buying up its bankrupted factories. Well, as long as the pandemic is still wrecking the Indian economy, no shark would want to invest in India. India, as well as the US,

7/Australia, Japan seem to have totally misplaced their priority. One would think the top priority for these countries now is to put Covid19 under control and to revive their dying economies by all means. However in reality, these countries act as if the pandemic and

8/ their countries' economies don't count. For them, the biggest threat is not the virus, but China. They are now conspiring to unite to create an alliance to attack China. It's worth noting China is their biggest trading partner, and in particular that of Australia accounting

9/ for 38% of its exports. The goal of the Australian military defense is supposedly to protect its trade routes so it can safely trade with its partners. But now Australia has designated China as its biggest enemy. So the aim of its military spending now is to attack China,

10/ its biggest customer. Not sure if spending money to buy from US military-industrial complex to destroy Australian economy now is a good idea and reflects the democratic will of the Australian people. Latter supposedly are having a super negative opinion on China for

11/ not wanting to buy from Australia. Not sure if China is the right place for Australians to vent their anger. Nobody wants to go eat in a restaurant or go to a hairdresser who are explicitly hostile towards their customers and designate latter as the biggest threat.

12/ Aussies drive away customers and then do a poll to declare more hate towards their customers. That's a stupid thing to do.

The economies of the US, Australia and India are already collapsing. Decoupling with China will only further plunge these economies into recession.

13/ The leaders of these countries are mediocre. They are there to serve the interests of a dwindling empire not the welfare and interests of their people.

The fact that China is capable of putting infectious disease under control and other countries can't, its unparalleled

14/ virus control know how will make China the favourite destination of capital flow for the coming decade.
China's virus control know how is more powerful than any of its high tech.
Negative Pew poll, propaganda lies notwithstanding, China will be inexorably rising.