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To: Brian Griffin

“China cut off Walmart, Amazon and most US manufacturers dependent on Chinese inputs....”

In the BRICs utopia, China won’t the US market. But then “utopia” literally means “no place,” as in an imaginary state of perfection.

In the REAL world, China is teetering on economic disaster. No way can they afford to cut off their biggest export market.


7 posted on 09/10/2025 10:37:44 AM PDT by Miami Rebel (Yep. I'd rather trThaust Smithfiekd and their Chinese overlords.)
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To: Miami Rebel

In 1933, the US was “teetering on economic disaster.”

In 1945, US soldiiers met troops of the Soviet Union in eastern Germany.

China now has unmatched industrial might.


11 posted on 09/10/2025 10:43:35 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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To: Miami Rebel

“China is teetering on economic disaster.”

The Chinese real estate has to be sold at affordable pricing, and it will be.

The Empire State Building was eventually leased.

The Rockefellers followed through on the purchase of three Midtown blocks.


14 posted on 09/10/2025 10:48:14 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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To: Miami Rebel

“China cut off Walmart, Amazon and most US manufacturers dependent on Chinese inputs....”

Is this real?

How many millions of workers and hundreds/ thousands of factories does this represent?

it’s not as if when they “shut off” Walmart/ Amazon, that those millions of.. whatever...say LA Dodgers handtowels. made at the LA Dodgers handtowel factory in Xianxing

Are just redirected and shippment over to Raj’s Mumbai roadside market and sold.


16 posted on 09/10/2025 10:51:12 AM PDT by uranium penguin
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