Anonymous ID: cc1254 April 15, 2021, 6:18 p.m. No.45924   🗄️.is 🔗kun

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damn scary ain't it

anyone sittin in on our view would be scared to death, of what we know, of what we know is really coming and faith is something we've had lots of time to develop, them not so much

Anonymous ID: cc1254 April 15, 2021, 6:41 p.m. No.45930   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5931 >>5965 >>5966 >>5971 >>5983

food for thought

 

REOCCURRING THOUGHTS AFTER YEARS OF RESEARCH AND THE EVENTS THAT ARE NOW HAPPENING

 

LET ME TELL YOU A CONSPIRACY THEORY THAT TO GET YOUR HEAD AROUND !!!

 

Note: When they control all sides, it does not matter who wins, it is their outcome that is the goal!!!

 

1) The elites help set up the U.S.A as a world power and enforcer of the world.

 

2) The elites give the U.S.A the reserve world currency so that they can bring all other country's under their control with sanctions.

 

3) The elites started false wars to stop anyone else from starting a gold back currency to rival the dollar and petrodollar.

 

4) Now they have the new 4th Digital Revolution, they have switched to China.

 

5) They must destroy America for their NEW WORLD ORDER to begin

Anonymous ID: cc1254 April 15, 2021, 8:51 p.m. No.45953   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5965 >>5966 >>5971 >>5983

Beijing Pursuing ‘Offensive Decoupling’ Against West: Former Senior Official

 

While the Trump administration drew fire for propelling economic decoupling with the Chinese regime, it is in fact Beijing that is pursuing a campaign of “offensive decoupling” against the world, according to former deputy national security advisor Matthew Pottinger.

 

“Beijing intends to decrease China’s dependency on the world while making the world increasingly dependent on China—and then use the resulting leverage to advance Beijing’s authoritarian political aims around the globe,” Pottinger, who served under the Trump administration, said at an April 15 hearing of U.S. Congress’s U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission.

 

Decoupling has been the Chinese regime’s strategy ever since they joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, Pottinger said, but this plan of “offensive decoupling” was made “very explicit” in the Chinese regime’s latest economic blueprint, approved in March, for the next five years.

 

“Beijing does want to decouple, but the purely on its terms,” he said. This tactic has been played out through the Chinese regime’s economic coercion of Australia—which currently exports more than a third of its goods to China—in response to Australia last year calling for an independent investigation into the origins of the pandemic. Since then, Beijing has slapped import restrictions on a range of Australian goods including beef, coal, barley, and wine.

 

The kind of decoupling that the regime does not want is the one that cuts off its access to advanced technology from the United States and other Western countries.

 

“They still want to have access to our technology, they want to have access to our laboratories and our intellectual property,” Pottinger said.

 

“The thing that scares them, that gives them night sweats, is the fear that at some point, we might pull the plug on their ability to gain so much access to our cutting edge technology.”

 

To counter the Chinese regime’s aggressions, the United States should do more to cut off the flow of American capital into Beijing’s military-industrial complex.

 

A recent analysis by the Commerce Department based on publicly available data shows that U.S. public and private equity investments in Chinese- and Hong Kong-domiciled companies from 1992 through the end of 2020 totaled $2.3 trillion in market value.

 

“Somehow, Wall Street missed the memo that Beijing is waging an existential fight whose objective is ‘the eventual demise of capitalism and the ultimate victory of socialism,’ to quote Chairman Xi,” Pottinger said.

 

Then-President Donald Trump in late 2020 issued an executive order banning U.S. investments into a Pentagon list of Chinese companies owned or controlled by the regime’s military. Pottinger recommended the order be codified into law by Congress and for the list to be expanded to include Chinese companies that are on the Commerce Department’s “entity list.” Dozens of Chinese entities have been added to this trade blacklist over national security or human rights concerns.

 

https://www.ntd.com/beijing-pursuing-offensive-decoupling-against-west-former-senior-official_598274.html