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Sep 12 5 tweets 2 min read
SCO: The most strategic and visionary group started by China.

Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.

- 60% of the area of Eurasia
- 40% of the world population
- 30%+ of global GDP

Russia, China, India, Central Asia, and now Iran, the new member. Soon the Middle East? Image
In a typical Asian style, SCO is very inclusive and welcoming. Plenty of other countries are invited as guests, dialogue partners, observers etc.

From ASEAN to Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Image
SCO originally started in 2001 as a way to counter terrorism, which was a huge problem in the 1990s, thanks to US shenanigans in Afghanistan, Chechnya, Bosnia, Kosovo etc.

Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and others in Central Asia were afraid that their moderate Islam was being hijacked.
Russia was worried about Chechnya, which was a hotbed of terrorism at that time. (We all know who was behind it).

China knew that Xinjiang could turn into a dumpster fire.

Fast forward 22 years, SCO members have done a great job in their primary objective.

Next is trade.
12 years after SCO, China’s new leader Xi Jinping flew to Uzbekistan and announced the #BeltandRoad Initiative.

The modern Silk Road, reviving a 2000-year-old history.

It was all about connectivity, infrastructure and trade. Image

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Sep 14
The U.S. will default on its debt by 2030. That’s why the U.S. must defeat Russia and China soon. After that, the U.S. can reengineer the global financial system again with Bretton Woods III.
The U.S. stole gold from the the entire world after WW2.

After Bretton Woods I, the U.S. said, “US dollar is the king since I won WW2, And the $ is as good as gold.”

So, everyone exchanged their gold for dollar. But in 1972…
But in 1971, the U.S. said, “Oops, the dollar is just paper. You won’t get your gold back for the dollars you hold!”

Nobody dared to challenge America. This was the Nixon Shock.

The biggest gold heist in human history! Image
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Sep 13
Three reasons why real estate in China won’t just “collapse”. Plus, one bonus geopolitical reason. 🧵

Yes, many Americans get super-duper excited about the demise of Chinese economy, but sorry to break it to ya. Image
#1: Most Chinese fully own their homes — i.e., they don’t have any mortgage.

Thus, such people are not going to sell their homes even if the prices go down even dramatically. It’s just theoretical loss and doesn’t affect their lives.

So, no real estate dumping by such owners
#2: As prices go down, housing will attract new buyers.

There are many young people who can’t afford homes right now. For them, houses will become more affordable if prices go down, say, 20%.

Thus, new buyers will stop the downward spiral.
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Sep 13
Successful Indian Americans don’t make India successful. They just help America take over India.

Perhaps India will be the Crown Jewel of the American Empire. There’s some pride in that.🙄
Example: If Pepsi comes to India and starts drilling groundwater for free, there will be an outcry.

So, Pepsi made an Indian woman the CEO for a few years and got the doors opened in India.

She’s gone now but Pepsi’s exploitation will continue.
Example 2: All of India’s life blood sectors — e-commerce, mobile payments, social media, tech startups — are all owned by US corporations.

Why? Successful Indian Americans lobby the Indian government, pry open the doors, and get the best deals for the USA.
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Sep 3
India’s trade DEFICIT is whopping $125 billion so far this fiscal year. The annual rate is $300 billion.

A developing country cannot have persistent and large trade deficits. India will soon be like Sri Lanka, at the mercy of IMF.

livemint.com/news/india/ind…
This is also why India’s Rupee keeps losing its value. Down 25% since Modi took office.

His “Make in India” plan never took off.
These numbers are for goods. India does have surplus in services, but they are much smaller. This year, trade surplus in services will be about $120 billion.

Thus, a net trade deficit of $180 billion for this fiscal year.
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Sep 3
After four years of intense efforts, American propaganda regarding Uyghurs have failed miserably. Muslim countries, the prime target audience, have rejected all the sensational claims.

But when and why did this campaign start? 🧵
It all started with Trump.

In 2017, Trump started his “trade deal” with China. He just wanted to get rid of trade deficit.

However, globalists had other plans: Force China into Plaza Accord 2.0

In Jan 2017, Robert Lighthizer was named the lead for China negotiations Image
Lighthizer was the guy who bullied Japan into submission in 1980s.

Japan was forced to:

1. Strengthen Yen ridiculously, crippling Japanese exports

2. Move Toyota’s manufacturing to US

3. Hand over semiconductor technology to Intel and other US firms.

Basically commit suicide
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