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Is "Overcapacity" a Real Thing, And If So, Is It a Valid Critique of China?
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Looks Like Iran May Be Done Playing Games With The United States
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My take is that President Trump is more upset that he can't spin the war the way he wants than anything else. He can't just walk away (Iran is in a better position than they were before the conflict started), he can't keep fighting (see Ben Norton's reasons for the pause), and he can't make a deal with Iran because of Israel. And while I understand that the Policy Papers are still considered a geopolitical blueprint and relatively independent of whoever's in the White House, Trump's ego, insecurity, ignorance and arrogance will only allow him to be perceived as the sole person deserving all the credit for any kind of success. Sure, his donors own him, but they're not likely to claim political victories (at least to the media), so it doesn't matter much when they give him marching orders. But to give credit to any previous administration for something that happens under his term is a different matter. The agencies can quote chapters and sections u...
Rachel Blevins On The US Shortage Problem and the Ukraine Attack On Iran.
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The Military/Geopolitical Connection Between Iran, Russia and China Explained.
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Did Chicago Warrant National Guard Intervention?
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Richard Wolff And Status Coup Discuss America's Declining Status.
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How Will The Latest China-Russia Collaboration Impact the Global Economy?
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Reminder: Trump's Tariff Plan Was Never Going To Work.
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China Trumps The United States
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Highlights: China's weapons (specifically their aircraft) was on full display in the recent Pakistan-India conflict, and is clearly light years ahead of what the West is offering. America's addiction to the Military Industrial Complex has cost it the ability to keep up in military production (China's already testing 6th generation planes while the US equivalent is still on the drawing board). The Trump White House has no true North Star in dealing with the global economy (when China visited the US recently, the administration had not real "ask"). China has won/is winning the Trade War (US tariffs on China to drop from 145% to 30%, China lowers their tariffs to 10%, resetting the tariffs to pre-"liberation day" numbers).
Professor Wolff Took Time On May Day To Explain The Current State Of Global Capitalism...
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Trade War: Why It's Hard To Bring Manufacturing Back To The United States
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The video makes some good points; let's watch them and then talk a bit about them: Diligence : Yeah, Americans are not working longer hours in a factory without extra pay. If the Cost of Living and Quality of Life were better, maybe... Cutting Edge Technology : China is introducing flying taxis to go along with their high-speed rail and attempts to cure cancer ; Americans are still arguing over fixing roads and bridges (which would have created a few more jobs) and giving citizens universal health care. We are not the same. Decades of Manufacturing Experience : So much so that it's part of the Chinese culture at this point. It would take years for Americans to catch up, and as Phillip Scott pointed out, we can't even get Americans to farm when presented the opportunity. Also, with the Department of Education being attacked, good look streamlining that training in any efficient way. Low Industry Power Costs : When the utility companies aren't concerned with squeezing...
Trade Wars: All The Tea In China Is Being Spilled (Manufacturing-Wise)
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Turns Out, Isolated Countries Learn to Become More Self-Reliant & Diverse In Their Trading
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