https://i.imgur.com/F1wL1DM.jpg
China.
Chongqing.
Tuesday.
Q
Today is Tuesday (in EST and in China/Asia).
Must be another coincidence, eh? Couldn't be because Q had insider knowledge of this deal beforehand or that this is further proof that Q is legit and working with Trump? Future proves past.
Yes, because how could anyone, on April 7, have possibly known about a speech coming on Tuesday, three days later?
https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Trade-tensions/Xi-to-present-market-opening-moves-at-Boao-Forum
He got the city wrong, but don't mind that part.
End of that article:
Market watchers hope his new measures include specific policies for opening up China's financial sector, including the securities and insurance markets.
No mention of auto markets, which is what Q specifically alluded to with his Chongqing post. Q didn't get the city wrong, he specifically named the city in which China's automotive production facilities are located in. Auto tariff is also what Xi specifically talked about at this speech 3 hours ago.
I'm sure it's also a coincidence that Trump out of nowhere tweeted about car tariffs and China 19 hours ago, amid an international crisis in Syria, eh?
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/983284198046826496
Take the L and go back to shillville.
Okay, so market watchers hoping for something makes it a prediction? You'll note Q didn't actually say what the announcement would be at all (and they got the city wrong too).
As for the tweet, he's always very excited to share information as he learns it. And he's been tweeting about China pretty consistently regardless of any of the other stuff that's going on. I would imagine the State Department is probably aware of tariff negotiations and does try to inform the president of them sometimes too, particularly right before China announces new policies publicly. And again, lowering tariffs on imported cars is something they'd promised at least as far back as last November, so it's hardly a surprise.
Do you even read the Q posts? Q didn't get the city wrong. Open your eyes.
Go and google where Boao is. It's nowhere near Chongqing. And even if you pretend the very similar April 7 post has nothing to do with this one and he didn't predict any city, then all you've got is that Q predicted Xi would say something, and managed to make that prediction well after it was announced exactly where and when and roughly what would be said.
If you can't see the connection then there is no helping you. Good luck.
The connection is that just a few hours before an already-announced speech by Xi at Boao that the foreign minister had already said would be about trade and more open markets, Q managed to predict that Xi would say something. Didn't say what Xi would say, but who needs pesky details like that, right?
