6. India increases purchases of Russian energy products, and even pays for some of it using Yuan.
India’s imports from China also increases rapidly.
7. After US-led coup in Pakistan, the new Prime Minister visits Beijing, renews commitment to CPEC.
Hello, what’s the point of a coup?
8. Swiss bank UBS’ chief says that bankers don’t read American media, and are very bullish on China.
Haven’t they read the memo about decoupling and deglobalization? And that China is a threat to the West? 😭
9. German leader Scholz is about to visit China; and he is also thinking about negotiating with Putin to end the war in Ukraine.
If Germany flips, so will most of Europe.
America’s entire geopolitical strategy will be dead.
10. Everything going against US plans.
Russia is thriving, China is on solid footing, Europe is not really into America, people in Global South have positive views about Russia & China, Latin America is trying to break the Monroe Doctrine, and Petrodollar is in trouble!
USA 👇🏽
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A popular trope in the West is that “China cannot innovate.” But when China gets creative in politics, economics, finance, trade, international relations etc., Western pundits scream, “nOt LiKe THat!”
When Nixon went to China in 1972, US oligarchs like Rockefeller started drooling.
A capitalist China? Wow, trillions of dollars to be made!
More importantly, an ideological victory over communism/socialism!
A New World Order was just around the corner.
And to “educate” the communists about the wonders of capitalism, the US sent numerous experts to China.
Like, Milton Friedman — Nobel prize winner in economics, libertarian, and the most famous evangelist of “free market.”