[Hieronymus]

I’d be interested in the three to five paragraph version of your comment if you care to elaborate.

However, I think I’ll go to sleep before you can write it because I’d rather read it in the morning than have nightmares.

FReegards.

[Freedom56v2]

I’d be interested in the three to five paragraph version of your comment if you care to elaborate.

However, I think I’ll go to sleep before you can write it because I’d rather read it in the morning than have nightmares.

FReegards.

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I, too, would like to know more about why you feel this way—not disputing, would like to consider the ramifications.

Freegards as well :)

[SauronOfMordor]

Much of China’s farmland is getting flooded. They will need to import food, which will raise global prices.

A bigger issue is how much of their manufacturing is along the Yangtze River. I don’t want to think about how many US manufacturing companies depend on parts from China. If your product has dozens of parts, all it takes is not getting one part to shut you down.

https://fortune.com/2019/09/04/yangtze-river-basin-economy-cleanup/

[Mrs.Z]

He’s right.
You can do the research. The area that will be flooded produces about 20% of the world’s grain supply in particular.
He didn’t mention that if the dam goes, CCP will have about 25% fewer people to feed themselves. That could mitigate prices.

[moovova]

"I’d be interested in the three to five paragraph version of your comment if you care to elaborate."

Glenn Beck's recent article is very informative...and scary..."The floods in China are a global disaster - JULY 27, 2020"

https://www.glennbeck.com/blog/the-floods-in-china-are-a-global-disaster