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@Chris_Somewhere

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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
2 years
China has done very well. It's the belief that Chinese feel the CPC works for the people. That's far more valuable then voting between a few crooks running in the West. This survey was done by a Western firm, trying to promote Western democracy, lest anyone accuse this of bias
@RnaudBertrand
Arnaud Bertrand
2 years
The results of this yearly survey by the Alliance of Democracies are always fascinating because it directly challenges what we think democracy is: https://t.co/FYqB0CRHrJ The countries whose citizens most perceive themselves as living in democracy are: - China - Switzerland -
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
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That's why Trump is impossible to work with. He's too inconsistent and just unstable.
@DlugajJuly
Yuliana Dlugaj 🇷🇺🇨🇳🇰🇵
2 days
Trump 8 Days Ago: "If Canada can get a trade deal with China, they should do that." Trump Today: "If Canada makes a trade deal with China, it will immediately be hit with a 100% tariff." 🤡
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
2 days
One of the most valuable things for any political class to possess is the trust of their own people in their leadership. The Western elite have abused that trust too many times with "Iraq has WMDs" types of lies. Now most Americans recognize that China isn't a threat to them.
@stephenwertheim
Stephen Wertheim
3 days
Another remarkable finding: A solid majority of Americans — 62 percent — say their lives would not get worse if China surpassed the United States in global power and influence.
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
2 days
The other option is to buy a car from a manufacturer that is more honest. Elon doesn't get that this false advertising ajd outright dishonesty is going to cost him long-term trust, and ultimately sales. He is burning bridges at a time when the competition for EVs is rising.
@ZaidJilani
Zaid Jilani
3 days
To summarize: - Elon announces you can no longer buy self driving outright. Only as a subscription. - Then he removes free Autopilot from Teslas. No lane centering-cruise control. Basic feature in cars. - If you want that pay him $99 a month You’ll own nothing and be happy
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
2 days
The real economy has been in trouble for years now in the Western world. The top 10 percent are holding the consumption up for now, but that's in trouble too, particularly with the tech layoffs. A bigger issue is what will happen when the AI bubble bursts and AI stocks plunge.
@GlobalMktObserv
Global Markets Investor
3 days
‼️US freight shipments are COLLAPSING: The Cass Freight Index, a key measure of freight volumes, FELL TO 0.93 in December, the lowest since the 2020 CRISIS low. Excluding 2020, this is the lowest level since the Great Financial Crisis. Freight shipments have declined for 3
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
2 days
More so than any political views, a bigger problem facing Tesla is that the product they are offering isn't particularly good.
@ZaidJilani
Zaid Jilani
3 days
2026 is the year Teslas brand reputation will collapse completely. Nobody will be looking to them as any kind of market leader ever again.
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
2 days
This post is contradictory. On one hand, you claim that Canadians are parasites. At the same time, you are clearly unhappy with Canada moving closer to China and away from the US. Y should happy to lose nations you call parasites. Clearly, the US benefits at Canada's expense.
@jasonjamesbnn
Jason James
4 days
I listened to the full China speech at the World Economic Forum this morning. The VP has a name, but let's be honest, his name doesn't matter. He's a mouthpiece for Xi Jinping and nothing more. The message is clear and mirrors that of Mark Carney's speech: middle powers must
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
3 days
That's the danger of being blinded by hatred. Rational thought becomes impossible. Notice how anyone who opposes the idea of Finland or the Baltics joining NATO is subject to tons of name-calling, but no discussion about the logistics of supplying any Western army deployed there
@ArmchairW
Armchair Warlord
3 days
Both Stubb and Zelensky came out swinging at Davos with a fantasy claim of no fewer than 35,000 Russians killed in action last month - for context this would be more deadly than any given month on the Somme. As I pointed out earlier, nobody is dumb enough to believe this.⬇️
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
3 days
You've let your hatred and anger cloud any objective analysis. The China will collapse predictions have a terrible track record. Liberalism is quickly becoming a failed ideology, just like the USSR, and the US is losing a huge amount of hard / soft power on the global stage.
@Noahpinion
Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼
7 days
China is at its peak right now. The robots, the electric cars, the bullet trains, the air taxis, the buildings covered in LEDs, the bubble tea chains and the fast fashion and the pay-with-your-face apps and Xi Jinping's stupid book in every office... That's the peak.
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
4 days
Assuming that this is real and not a parody or AI, she probably doesn't seem to have the brains to realize that her phone, her electronics, and most of her other belongings are made in China. She's also talking to a camera in the doorbell made in China. It's willful ignorance.
@jokieliu
Giokielicious
4 days
Imagine your neighbor goes full Karen because you bought a BYD
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
5 days
As much as the majority of the American people are not fans of Trump, the main reason why he got into power to begin with was because the existing American elite utterly failed and outright betrayed the American people. That brutal truth hasn't sunken into the Democrats yet.
@HeerJeet
Jeet Heer
6 days
2016 was the turning point because GOP picked an anti-system politician while Dems picked a pro-system one (and rejected anti-system faction of their own party). Dems continued to go with pro-system pols in 2020 and 2024 -- with the result of losing not just poor whites but
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
6 days
One more reason why the decline of the dollar dominated system is going to be a big win for humanity. The Cubans have been suffering for decades now because of the US and their attempts to put the nation under economic siege for the purposes of regime change.
@upholdreality
COMBATE |🇵🇷
6 days
This is one of my favorite forms of American self-delusion. "No one other than the US observes the Cuba sanctions." Société Générale was fined $1.34 billion for processing $5.5 billion in Cuba-related payments. ING was fined $619 million for Cuba wire transfers. European
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
6 days
The competition is going to intensify for Nvidia. China won't be content to just replace its domestic GPUs, but to also be an export powerhouse. Especially once China gets its EUV machines in full production. GPUs will follow the same trends as EVs, consumer electronics, etc...
@DavidLe76335983
David Lee
7 days
End of an era for Nvidia
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
13 days
There's cognitive dissonance at @nytimes because for years, they've advanced the narrative that China should be more like the US, but now that ordinary Chinese people are doing better and Americans are doing worse, its not what the NYT can defend. It's a US Regime-Change fail.
@D162Michele
Michelle
13 days
The question should be, why is US obsessed with China’s economy when their own people are living in poverty?
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@ProfHall1955
Steve Hall
16 days
The US is short of rare earth elements and minerals abundant in Greenland. The government's sustainable development programme is a hindrance. The US also needs reliable cheap oil and it's struggling under the yoke of over $70 trillion public and private debt, reliant on its
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
15 days
The answer is that the US elite wanted to get richer. They hated the New Deal and the Post-WW2 social democracy. They created a system that looted wealth for themselves. But it also had the consequences of costing the US its industry and with it, nation state war making ability.
@ProfHall1955
Steve Hall
16 days
The US is short of rare earth elements and minerals abundant in Greenland. The government's sustainable development programme is a hindrance. The US also needs reliable cheap oil and it's struggling under the yoke of over $70 trillion public and private debt, reliant on its
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
21 days
Canadians are mostly broke, except from the richest 5% maybe. Most can't afford to eat out and even groceries are a struggle. That's the times that we live in. Unless wages rise faster than living costs, this is not going to change. It's a trend across the entire Western world.
@FoodProfessor
The Food Professor
22 days
"We expect the number of restaurants in Canada to decline by roughly 4,000 in 2026, with many of the closures hitting independently owned establishments. These are often the most innovative players—introducing new cuisines, concepts, and flavours—making their loss particularly
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
21 days
Trump has betrayed the idea of MAGA being less war and focusing on the problems in the US. Ultimately their celebration is premature, like the "Mission Accomplished" in 2003 by Bush after the US overthrew Saddam. They might also turn Maduro into a martyr. It was a big mistake.
@barnes_law
Robert Barnes
22 days
A few facts JD left out: 1/ Our own indictment of Maduro admits that less than 10% of all cocaine trafficking came through Venezuela at any point; 2/ We've seen this script before (though JD was only 5 at the time) -- Panama; 3/ After we removed Noriega, guess how much the drug
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
27 days
The answer is that the Western world wanted to provoke this war. They hoped that this would be their chance to get Putin out, get another Western stooge like Yeltsin in, loot Russia of its natural resources, and Balkanize the nation. Western elites never wanted Russia to exist.
@ggreenwald
Glenn Greenwald
1 month
The US has known for decades that any attempt to expand NATO to Ukraine would provoke a Russian response. Biden and Victoria Nuland wanted that. CIA Director Gates told Condi Rice this in a 2008 memo. And newly released transcripts of Putin and Bush's 2008 meeting contain this:
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@ggreenwald
Glenn Greenwald
1 month
The US has known for decades that any attempt to expand NATO to Ukraine would provoke a Russian response. Biden and Victoria Nuland wanted that. CIA Director Gates told Condi Rice this in a 2008 memo. And newly released transcripts of Putin and Bush's 2008 meeting contain this:
@KomissarWhipla
Dmitry Stefanovich
1 month
Some awesome Putin-Bush stuff here by @NSArchive:
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@Chris_Somewhere
Chris
2 months
This is the story of corporate America. Chasing short-term profit and causing long-term damage to their companies, which will actually cause long-term damage to the company. It is a widespread moral rot in the elite class, looking for quick profit, which fails in the long run.
@aakashgupta
Aakash Gupta
2 months
This is what happens when you treat people like quarterly expense line items. Meta’s been cutting people every quarter or two since the efficiency push started. Each wave removes employees who built the systems, knew how things actually worked, and had the judgment to navigate
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