National Debt of China is $5.48 Trillion Dollars

May 2020 - China's Debt is 48.4% of GDP.

The national debt[note 1] (or government debt) of the People's Republic of China is the total amount of money owed by the government and all state organizations and government branches of China. As of May 2020, it stands at approximately CN¥ 39 trillion (US$ 5.48 trillion),[1] equivalent to about 48.4% of GDP.

Standard & Poor's Global Ratings has stated Chinese local governments may have an additional CN¥40 trillion ($5.8 trillion) in off-balance sheet debt.[2] The high debt level is a current economic issue facing China.[3][4][5]

China's $5.48 Trillion + $5.8 Trillion (off-balance sheet debt) = $11.56 Trillion Dollar Debt.

Sauce: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_debt_of_China#cite_note-3

China's Debt Default is Alarming

Nov. 24, 2020

(Bloomberg) Chinese companies are facing a reality check after years of ramping up debt. A crackdown on unregulated lending so-called shadow banking – and tighter rules on asset management made it harder for some to borrow fresh funds to repay existing debt, leading to a record number of bond defaults in 2018 and 2019.

Shadow Banking

Chinese companies have been piling on debt for at least a decade, ever since the leadership team under President Xi Jinping’s predecessor responded to the 2008 crisis by going on a borrowing binge. That kept China’s economy chugging, but at a cost. The corporate debt to GDP ratio surged to a record 160% at the end of 2017, from 101% 10 years earlier.

Sauce: https://www.bloombergquint.com/quicktakes/why-china-s-debt-defaults-are-more-alarming-this-time-quicktake

Who does the Chinese Communist Government OWE these $Trillions of Dollars in Debt to?

Over the last 40 years, the mighty manufacturing resources of the USA has been transferred over to China. This has closed over 56,000 Factories in America, and gutted the American Middle Class, while this offshoring of our manufacturing base to China has given rise to their Middle Class, and China's booming economy created a huge class of Chinese Millionaires and Billionaires.

It's as if China was being prepped for decades to be the next World Power as America was sucked dry.

Nations' Governments are controlled by their Money Overlords, China would not be making these moves against America unless it was allowed.

By who?

>>11857803

This is just one who admitted to it. I see so many trannies on TV series, even children trannies.

Check out the current Star Trek Discovery:

2 young actors: the female looks like a boy, her boyfriend is a F to M actor.

The ship's 2 Doctor are homosexual boyfriends.(one is played by the actor who accused Kevin Spacey of sexual molestation when he was a teen)

The ship's engineer is a Lesbian.

That's 5 LGBT in one show. btw - there are no White Caucasian Straight males in the show.

>>11857803

Juno was about a teenager girl with an unwanted PREGNANCY who was shopping for adoptive parents for "her" baby.

It won Awards.

Hollywood Perversion played a Trick on the public.

Also in the movie, playing the wife of the adoptive couple, is Jennifer Garner…. another Tranny…

TAMPAX Ad: "Not All People With Periods Are Women"

Tampax Tweet:

“Fact: Not all women have periods,” the tweet says. “Also a fact: Not all people with periods are women. Let’s celebrate the diversity of all people who bleed!”

Tampax included the tags #mythbusting, #periodtruths and #transisbeautiful.

But the tweet prompted some women to boycott the brand.

“This ad is misogynistic and advocates erasing women. So goodbye 4ever!!!” one critic wrote.

Others slammed the message as “anti-woman.”

“I’m genuinely interested to know who at @Tampax thought it might be a good idea to gamble your entire client base (Biological Women) against this anti-factual and anti-woman, virtue vomit,” another critic said.

Meanwhile, others praised the company for being inclusive of the trans community — and blasted those who took issue with the message.

“Literally yes, trans men and non binary people get periods,” another person wrote. “How is that so hard to understand?”

As of Monday morning, the initial post had attracted more than 14,000 likes, nearly 11,000 shares and 23,000 comments.

Sauce: https://nypost.com/2020/10/26/tampax-under-fire-after-tweeting-not-all-people-with-periods-are-women/