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Next Big World Conflict. I See China trying to take over.

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  • SASKFARMER
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2005
    • 7022

    #11
    I agree with the USA has lots of Nukes to keep the peace. But with Biden and Skippy north of the Boarder were weak.

    Yes, chuck always tries his best to deflect from the thread.

    See on page 63 of his manual from Liberal headquarters is all about changing the narritive.

    Chuck gets paid.

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    • tubs
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2007
      • 488

      #12
      We are already in a war with China They have us addicted to all the cheap crap they produce and are undermining our society with the cheap drugs the export to Canada and making our young people obsolete. Look at all the automation they are bringing in. And we are paying people to stay home and do nothing. WE have had peak prosperity in Canada.

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      • jazz
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2018
        • 9308

        #13
        The wheels are in motion for a disruptive change that few people are ready for. This report predicts 45M jobs will be gone inside of a decade due to AI. So you are looking at a world where everything is made in a other country and our remaining service economy is run online.

        Some of you are sending your kids to university should have a closer look where the disruption will be.

        https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/future-of-work/the-future-of-work-after-covid-19

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        • dmlfarmer
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2008
          • 1814

          #14
          Originally posted by jazz View Post
          I dont see how thats possible. China can never win any conventional war against the US, if the US actually fights one. US still has 20,000 nukes.

          But if they lay down and let china chip away at their interests over time, thats more likely how we lose. Weak retards like Biden and Trudeau are the enablers. China took HK back under its commie umbrella, Taiwan will be next.
          Rewriting history again Jazz? Are you actually insinuating Biden and Trudeau are responsible for the Hong Kong repatriation?

          For your information repatriation talks between Britain and China started back in 1982 and were signed in 1984 when Margaret Thatcher was PM (and Regan was President) with date of actual transfer of power to China set for Jan 1, 1997, well before current administrations. And ever since 1997 there has been regular uprisings of dissent in Hong Kong. The most frequent and destructive events actually have happened during Trump's term.

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          • sumdumguy
            Senior Member
            • Mar 2007
            • 11999

            #15
            All great nations have think tanks that strategically design nation-buildiing grand infrastructure programs to enhance and support the whole country. Our government is allowing age-old railways to fall into disrepare, the oil industry to retreat, western regions to depopulate. This is the Canadiian Way.

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            • Sheepwheat
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2017
              • 3137

              #16
              Originally posted by dmlfarmer View Post
              Rewriting history again Jazz? Are you actually insinuating Biden and Trudeau are responsible for the Hong Kong repatriation?

              For your information repatriation talks between Britain and China started back in 1982 and were signed in 1984 when Margaret Thatcher was PM (and Regan was President) with date of actual transfer of power to China set for Jan 1, 1997, well before current administrations. And ever since 1997 there has been regular uprisings of dissent in Hong Kong. The most frequent and destructive events actually have happened during Trump's term.

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              If you read what jazz put, and come up with that drivel as to what he was talking about, it tells me you need to think whilst you read.

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              • WiltonRanch
                Senior Member
                • Jul 2012
                • 4517

                #17
                China and Russia have a window to exert their influence as world powers before their population ages out. The likes of India is on their heels and about to surpass them with a younger population. 30 years sounds like a long time but the former two will see sizeable population declines and increased median age. Old people don’t wage war or do much. Our western nations need to keep dominant long enough to wait them out.

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                • blackpowder
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2010
                  • 9326

                  #18
                  For millenia those two cultures have never trusted their govt and individualism was punished.
                  The opposite of our very short experience. Neither superior just the facts.
                  For Saskfarmer with age may come the wisdom to let some things go. Time and change are inevitable. Although I too bemoan what I see as fundamental changes, this is no longer Lincoln's world where every man had the desire or skills to utilize his resources for benefit.
                  Over the next century or two what Canada looks like will change or disappear. Our great grandchildren will survive the environment of the time.
                  I'll be dust but for now I'm gonna live as large as possible with no apologies. Teach the young what I can and burn the rest before the bums out there waste it all.

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                  • fcr
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2021
                    • 572

                    #19
                    China is now the largest importer of agricultural products in the world.Also they pay with cash , unlike some other countries.Scares me to think where farming would be without them.

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                    • WiltonRanch
                      Senior Member
                      • Jul 2012
                      • 4517

                      #20
                      Scares me to think in 20 years when they buy less.

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