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Trump’s threats are forcing allies to prepare for a world where the US can’t be trusted — creating a natural opening for China.

bloom.bgAn Untethered Trump Is Expanding Xi’s Sphere of InfluenceBy hollowing out the rules-based order, the US president is pushing middle powers to hedge, and giving Beijing an opening it didn’t have before.

@moje-zjm.bsky.social

25 Jan

China isn't trustworthy. It's also China First always was and it will continue. As long as you know that and are prepared to cut ties, then okay. But keep in mind, China is an authoritarian state and doesn't respect human rights. As long as you are okay with such bed partners, enjoy. 🥴

Explöryaeh

@exploraer.bsky.social

25 Jan

Exactly we're too naive. The real danger is the confrontation between US and China and the possible outcome that the rest of the world will be grinded and involved (which will happen) voluntarly and involuntarly between this more and more inevitable conflict (let's hope it's not getting "hot").

* AF Cats

@afcats.com

Uhm, maybe it is time that we think about pure capitalism as evil and pure communism as evil and be truthful to ourselves? The #truth is that best systems are a mix of everything. And, if the USA attacks China, now, today, the USA will lose that war, so says the US military themselves.

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