Deep-Mention-3875
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_jacy0fr wrote
Reply to comment by vibeology1 in China accuses U.S. of ‘disinformation’ over warnings it’s considering sending artillery and ammo to Russia by diana321
Because US is using it as a “blackmail” of a sort to get China to back off interfering with the Ukranian situation, obviously china and russia are friends and china is looking for ways to provid additional and direct aid.
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_jacxrzk wrote
Reply to comment by vibeology1 in China accuses U.S. of ‘disinformation’ over warnings it’s considering sending artillery and ammo to Russia by diana321
Not sure if govt would announce it but china just export through “civilian” and other national entities to hide the origin, just like with Iranian drones before they were publicly outted.
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_ja8zcl4 wrote
Reply to comment by vibeology1 in China accuses U.S. of ‘disinformation’ over warnings it’s considering sending artillery and ammo to Russia by diana321
Yes it’s call politics. And no, US govt and CIA has lied for china before to avoid escalation.
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_ja8t06l wrote
Reply to comment by ifuckinneedcoffeenow in China accuses U.S. of ‘disinformation’ over warnings it’s considering sending artillery and ammo to Russia by diana321
No 100 nukes would not even come close to the end the world. It’s interesting you are so confident about this.
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_ja8pjrg wrote
Reply to comment by ProShortKingAction in China accuses U.S. of ‘disinformation’ over warnings it’s considering sending artillery and ammo to Russia by diana321
100 nukes is not ending the world lol
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_ja8pf9l wrote
Reply to comment by vibeology1 in China accuses U.S. of ‘disinformation’ over warnings it’s considering sending artillery and ammo to Russia by diana321
How much you wanna bet china has sent weapons and will continue to send weapons?
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_j6l6ke4 wrote
Reply to comment by axonxorz in Millions of computer chips from Dutch manufacturers wound up in Russia: Report by the01crow
> There are a billion people in China. If we were to assume they had half the rate of business ownership as the US, there are somewhere in the realm of 12 MILLION enterprises. That's a massive number. The majority of those are tiny, and will never have to interact with the Fed, or any Western company in any way whatsoever. It's massively Americentric to think otherwise.
Sure ofc US cant 100% stop them but sanctioning every single executive known to be doing this and continuously applying pressure will likely overwhelm the operation to reduce their effectiveness. Unless you’re a chinese peasant in a remote village most likely somewhere along the supply chain they interact with some sort of a western company. Sanctions are effective but will take time and effort.
> Up to and including literally every single worker, based on how big enterprise is legislated with regards to it's CCP "relationship"
Lol nah no way. A sanctioned worker is pretty much useless in a high tech sector. And if ccp decide to support millions of them even better, that will sap their finances.
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_j6l2um0 wrote
Reply to comment by axonxorz in Millions of computer chips from Dutch manufacturers wound up in Russia: Report by the01crow
Sure but even chinese companies that interact with american/western companies wont be able to hire them. Eventually ccp has to hire them and how many can ccp support? 100k? 1 million? 10 million?
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_j6k41p8 wrote
Reply to comment by MDNick2000 in US warns Africa about Wagner Group amid recruitment of prisoners to fight in Ukraine by skipthedamned
Russia is literally bribing these govt officials to conscript their prison population to use as cannon fodder in Ukraine lol.
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_j6k3jq1 wrote
Reply to comment by maakera007 in Millions of computer chips from Dutch manufacturers wound up in Russia: Report by the01crow
There isnt.
But if we destory the person liveryhood of people doing this then other people would be discouraged to also do this.
People dont understand how devastating being sanctioned and blacklisted by the US federal govt really is. If there is a $1 of federal funding on the entire chain any sanctioned person is not allowed to participate. These people would be barred from interacting with ANY entity that deals with the federal govt.
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_j6j09ib wrote
Reply to comment by Dagonet_the_Motley in Britain calls for AUKUS expansion by Falls_stuff
Just call it indo-pac at this point. Arkus sounds dumb anyways
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_j6iyhv5 wrote
Reply to Millions of computer chips from Dutch manufacturers wound up in Russia: Report by the01crow
Sanction the leadership of the chinese reseller companies, blacklist them so they cant work for any companies that do businesses with the west ever again.
There must be personal consequences.
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_j6gs4lw wrote
Whats NK gonna do bout it tho?
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_j60arpb wrote
Reply to comment by NikoStrelkov in Missing Lithuanian woman found in Malaysia after 4 years of searches by EriDxD
Right she could have send them a “smell you later never contact me again” message would save so much time and effort from so many people.
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_j48dzxz wrote
Reply to comment by Mission_Scar_7283 in Japanese prosecutors charge man with murdering former prime minister Shinzo Abe by Nether_Button
But it’s his moms money. Was she hurt by the church? Sounds like he’s just bitter his mom neglected him and donated the money instead of giving it to him?
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_j2evqcr wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Xi calls for unity as China enters new phase of COVID policy by Smithy2232
> viruses constantly mutate and as they do they get weaker.
Source
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_ivm9jxp wrote
2000 years ago was 22AD, Roman was already an empire and was a republic for over 700-800 years. Dont the statue need to be like 2800-3000 years old for any new data on roman-Etruscan history?
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_iu5ekrq wrote
Reply to comment by NaCly_Asian in China welcomes Russia’s willingness to hold dialogue over Ukraine war by Gopu_17
> Basically, would NATO intervention over Ukraine be worth losing their cities and economic centers?
Check America’s history and you tell me if threatening america has ever worked
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_iu5e9xq wrote
Reply to comment by Dedicated4life in China welcomes Russia’s willingness to hold dialogue over Ukraine war by Gopu_17
And hand over putin
Deep-Mention-3875 t1_jdhpd5w wrote
Reply to comment by PoppinKREAM in Toronto MP Han Dong quits Liberal caucus amid Chinese interference allegations by chemicologist
You will never get one because trudeau is being funded by the ccp