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Yes, and you can also add France to the list as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilroy
There are many countries PO'ed at China at this time. You can also include most other countries in the Pacific Rim including Japan.
China just started a month long series of war games to assert their dominance in the China sea.
Things will get interesting real quick.
Their objective is still Taiwan. Good luck with that!
This was little more than a verbal rebuke. A public one. By abstaining the Liberals did indeed chicken out. They knew it would pass, but optically they weren't part of the down dressing. If China says anything "wasn't us". No other way to word it but a gutless, craven prime minister that doesn't want to say boo to his friends.
What can the world do? Outside of armed hostilities? Lots.
Trade and tarriffs. Yes, there is some pain that can result. We have lots of people around the globe that would pick up the slack. China? not so much
I doubt it, unless forced to. We are still hooked on their cheap labour to fill our shopping carts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilroy
Great video, but I don’t see her actively trying to bring the Liberals down ?Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
I noticed that,too. That's smart on her part,right now,because it doesn't bring her party loyalty into question. She won't be seen as a turncoat by party movers and shakers. She may,however,decide to bring JT down as party leader. I think the lady is an ambitious politician and very good at playing her cards close. That would also be seen by the other parties as an asset should they make an offer to her to cross the floor.Quote:
Originally Posted by 73hunter
Happened to come across this. It might add a bit of an unforeseen twist.
JT and now Biden are the worlds green champions. Yes? Hell bent on reducing emissions. Yes?
Well according to this, Trumps spat with China had a direct impact on their manufacturing sector. A 12% hit.......
Which if accurate, is it not then logical to wonder why JT is afraid to do anything? Curtailing Chinese exports and thus reducing Chinese factories output and emissions is good for the planet. No?
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[COLOR=#333333]That drop has clearly hit the Chinese manufacturing sector. Industrial output growth in China fell to its lowest level in 17 years [COLOR=#333333]this summer
https://www.npr.org/2019/10/10/76856...ts-complicated
What is good for the planet is that countries have come to realize that having China dominate manufacturing is not a good idea. Companies are shifting production elsewhere. Canada is deep in bed with China and we need to fight back and reclaim our country.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBen
https://www.manufacturingtomorrow.co...acturing/15358
"Now, with concerns over China’s handling of the virus, rising labor costs across the developing world and apprehension about geographically concentrated supply chains, companies are placing bets on the next hotspot for affordable manufacturing services."
I think she had a big spat with the Conservatives when one of them called her out for making race an issue on every issue. I suspect she’d be making a turn further left if anythingQuote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21