I don't have time to even read this typical filibuster post that is about 90% empty calories, zero substance, a few misconceptions, many outright lies, and many repeats of rants about the WEF and pictures of meetings with officials. You're basically trying to force that square peg notion of Jews controlling China into the round hole of reality, over and over.
You apparently don't have time to read period, just to watch youtube videos without investigating their sources for transparency. Your response is a classic case of misdirection, short-term thinking, and willful ignorance to the long-term globalist agenda that China is a part of. All of your claims are riddled with contradictions. Getting you to see the bigger picture is the same thing as trying to teach joggers math.
If you are unwilling to dig deeper and understand the systemic nature of global financial power, your view remains superficial at best. Dismissing the role of globalist institutions like the WEF and their partnership with China is akin to ignoring the actual architects of the global financial system. China is not independent from these forces; it is an integral player, and often leading the charge in the restructuring of the global economic order.
The real flaw in your thinking is that you confuse short-term comforts such as affordable housing or cheap rent for expats with the long-term consequences of a totalitarian, technocratic state that controls not only the economy, but also the lives of its people through advanced surveillance, social credit, and centralized power. These are the building blocks of a new global order that China is playing a key role in shaping. Your unwillingness to see this is exactly what makes your argument dangerously narrow.
Here's my takedown of one small paragraph of yours:
I showed you a video of two expats, an American woman married to a Chinese who is renting a furnished 3 bedroom apartment in a new upscale building in Wuhan, a large tier-1 city in central China (population 13 million) for $300/month, and she said she overpaid (it is above market value), and a German woman who bought a centrally located 2-BDR apt in tier 1 city Kunming, the capital of Yunnan, population 7 million, for $134k.
You seem to think that cherry-picking examples of cheap rent and affordable housing in isolated cases like Wuhan and Kunming somehow disprove the larger systemic issues at play. But your examples are irrelevant when we consider the overall picture of the Chinese real estate market, especially in first-tier cities like Beijing and Shanghai, where prices remain sky-high, keeping many of the population locked out of homeownership.
The real estate bubble in China is not just an anomaly but a systemic issue. While some areas may appear more affordable for expatriates, this obscures the reality for the vast majority of the domestic Chinese population where housing prices are inflated by speculative investment. Much of it driven by international capital and global financial players including entities like BlackRock and Goldman Sachs, the very international jews you say are nowhere near China:
Goldman Sachs' Joint Venture in China: In October 2022, Goldman Sachs launched a joint venture with Shanghai-headquartered logistics company Sunjade to boost investment in Chinese logistics and infrastructure real estate assets. This venture focuses on projects in China's first-tier cities and surrounding areas, including a 240,000-square-meter project with four institutional-grade warehouse assets located in Shanghai and neighboring regions.
link:
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202211/1279123.shtml
BlackRock's Investment in Chinese Assets: In August 2021, BlackRock's Chief Investment Strategist, Wei Li, advocated for increasing exposure to Chinese assets, suggesting that investors should double or even triple their allocations to China. This recommendation was made despite increasing regulatory risks, indicating BlackRock's strategic interest in China's growth and development.
link:
https://markets.businessinsider.com...-triple-exposure-chinese-assets-report-2021-8
Goldman Sachs' Regulatory Approval for Fund Sales in China: In December 2024, Goldman Sachs received regulatory approval from the Beijing Bureau of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) to sell funds in China. This license enables Goldman Sachs to offer its investment products to Chinese investors marking a significant expansion of its operations in the Chinese market.
link:
https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/goldman-sachs-granted-licence-china-fund-sales-2024-12-13/
Goldman Sachs' Full Ownership of Chinese Securities Joint Venture: In October 2021, Goldman Sachs obtained approval from China's securities regulator to take full control of its mainland securities business. This move allowed Goldman Sachs to operate the second wholly foreign-owned brokerage in China, reflecting China's commitment to opening its financial sector to foreign firms.
link:
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202110/1236626.shtml
Goldman Sachs' Active Participation in China's Stock Market: Goldman Sachs has been actively involved in analyzing and forecasting China's stock market trends. In May 2024, Goldman Sachs Research's Hui Shan and Kinger Lau discussed the evolution of China's economy and capital markets, indicating the firm's deep engagement with China's financial landscape.
link:
https://www.goldmansachs.com/pdfs/insights/podcasts/episodes/china-stocks-hui-kinger/transcript.pdf
Here it is openly admitted that Goldman Sachs is deeply involved in China’s markets, with significant participation in both A-shares (domestic equities) and Hong Kong-listed stocks, where foreign mutual funds and hedge funds are driving the recent rally. The Chinese government is actively backstopping the equity market by injecting capital and intervening in the property sector, including buying up excess housing, showing that China’s economy is still under strong state control influenced by global finance.
Despite your claim of affordable housing there, China’s real estate market is largely controlled by state-backed policies that stimulate demand and reduce supply. This is a system that is not market-driven but shaped by government control to benefit global capital. The valuation of Chinese equities are still considered inexpensive but heavily dependent on future government policy, which is the same centralized control model that aligns with the globalist agenda that you deny.
Even after a 30% rally in Chinese equities, Goldman Sachs expects further upside due to policy reforms and government intervention, showing that the market is still shaped by the government’s actions, not free market principles.
The CPC let the real estate bubble in China deflate, they deliberately chose a policy that keeps home prices affordable, at the expense of real estate speculators. The people who were burned were landlords who owned several houses and real estate developers/speculators. In the US (and UK, Canada, Australia etc) it is the exact opposite, they let hedge funds like Blackrock scoop up the housing market and turn it into a monopolistic renters market where they can hike their rents and exploit the middle class. Most hard hit were the lower-end markets, hedge funds and speculators having scooped up trailer parks and doubled, tripled the rents:
Again you're deflecting to the obvious rot of the west while ignoring the pitfalls of China.
More Blackrock in China for your cognitive dissonance:
BlackRock's substantial investments in China including a majority-owned joint venture with China Construction Bank and Temasek and the launch of a $1 billion mutual fund in 2021 reveal China's openness to foreign financial entities:
link:
https://www.scmp.com/business/banki...-temasek-wealth-management-joint-venture-wins
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https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2...ses-1bn-for-its-maiden-for-the-chinese-market
BlackRock also offers the iShares MSCI China A ETF, providing investors with exposure to Chinese equities. This ETF shows BlackRock's ongoing investment in Chinese markets offering a platform for global investors to access Chinese stocks:
link:
https://www.blackrock.com/us/individual/products/273318/ishares-msci-china-a-etf
Additionally BlackRock's appointment of Hua Fan as Head of China and Jim Zhang as General Manager of BlackRock CCB Wealth Management Limited in January 2024 further implicates China's commitment to integrating global financial "expertise":
link:
https://www.blackrock.com/corporate...ases/blackrock-appoints-hua-fan-head-of-china
And look at this, liberal turd's and their green new steal initiatives have been pouring money into communist gulags, birds of a feather:
link:
https://www.ft.com/content/a19c6719-66e7-46a9-bd5f-272f38b15825
These developments certainly contradict the notion that China is actively excluding Western investment firms like BlackRock and Goldman Sachs from its financial markets. What weasel tactic are you going to employ now, more misdirection?
That is one of the main reasons in the sharp recent rise in the number of homeless people in the US.
The sharp rise of homeless is primarily due to the generational warfare of successive drugs, vaxes, feminism, anarcho-tyranny, and other jewish vectors of attack that have completely leveled the bottom rung of American society by destroying the natural family order. People were already in a weakened and atomized state, the recent financial pressure was by design to be the straw that breaks the camels back and force both unrest at home and the restless out into the streets to survive and die and cause further chaos.
Complete BS, "international finance" does not own the homes of Chinese people, home ownership in China is above 90%. Not only this, but the Chinese don't even pay property taxes! Property tax is a scam used against the middle class and farmers in the West. Not in China!
Of course property tax is a scam in the west, I am not arguing against that. You see that China doesn't do this and immediately you stop analysis and that's why you are too short-sighted.
High home ownership does not mean that they are free from international finance, firms like Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, and JP Morgan have substantial investments in China’s real estate market particularly in first-tier cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong. These markets are flooded with foreign capital with international banks and investors driving demand and influencing pricing in a way that benefits global elites rather than the average Chinese citizen.
The absence of property taxes in China does not inherently make China a model of fiscal fairness. In fact it benefits wealthy individuals and large developers, allowing them to accumulate property without paying taxes on their wealth. This setup is designed to promote development but leads to inflated property values that make it difficult for average Chinese citizens to purchase homes in desirable locations.
While China does not have property taxes it has other forms of indirect taxation such as land-use rights. The government controls land-use and charges significant fees for development and ownership rights especially in urban areas. So the "property tax-free" argument is not as simple as it seems. China's system creates a different form of economic pressure that benefits large state-owned enterprises and foreign investors at the expense of the local population.
Goldman Sachs and ICBC Joint Wealth Management Venture: In May 2021, Goldman Sachs Asset Management and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) received approval from the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission to establish a joint wealth management company. Goldman Sachs holds a 51% stake, while ICBC holds 49%
link:
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/goldman-sachs-gets-regulatory-approval-fund-sales-china
You seem to confuse state-ownership for being free of influence of global capital. It is not in China's case.
It is the same scam in higher education, healthcare and the auto market. And no, college is VERY useful if you are studying a serious subject like STEM, management or medicine. Even some social sciences are useful, the problem is in the degradation and politisation of the curriculum taught rather than the subject itself. A society needs teachers, social workers, nurses etc.
Studying is necessary, but the hoopla of institutionalized education is debatable. More men are becoming autodidacts and building, healing, and experimenting in the sciences on their own without the funding of the antichrist systems. I've dealt with Chinese citizens in many walks of life. They are not openly hostile and criminal but they are still compensating for what they can never be. The amount of people who cheat in universities worldwide is endemic to Chinese and Indians. The Chinese are not the highest IQ genetically in a natural state, they have modes of learning that are different from westerners and are more collective based.
Ergo, if something they are studying is fraught with errors, then they are collectively error-prone in that subject. Their construction is an example of this. It is some of the shittiest craftsmanship in the civilized world. I'm not counting the mudhuts of Africa or the Pueblo dwellings of the Mesoamericans, or the shanty-town shacks and tin roofs of the Indian subcontinent, these are less innovative than termite mounds. I'm talking among all builders of the world, Chinese construction is garbage.
Even the half-ass carpentry that Mexicans do in the states is better than what they make. The Chinese will never be as adept at building the way the Germanic mind is, and quite frankly nowadays in clown world no one will ever top the Amish unless Whites can achieve an ethnostate.
The other major real estate scam used in the West are building regulations, inspectors, permits and red tape that make housing construction long and expensive, while in China they build housing at record speed and with the lowest costs.
Are you really shilling for this communist garbage? You call me out for criticizing the Chinese for cheap goods and here you are defending it. How many times have buildings collapsed in China because they used cooking oil cans in the support columns in order to save concrete? The red tape and codes that everyone hates makes sure companies don’t do what these cheap Chinese do and build structures that fall apart like a heap of dry leaves at the slightest earthquake.
On April 29, 2022, a six-story building in Changsha, Hunan province collapsed resulting in at least 53 fatalities. The incident was attributed to illegal construction practices and lax safety standards.
https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220506-china-building-collapse-death-toll-rises-to-53
That's one of hundreds of incidents like this. Just a cursory news search of "China building collapse death" on any browser will yield lists of events:
Here's a much bigger one with 70,000 dead where they actually confessed their engineers didn't study hard enough:
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https://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/05/world/asia/05china.html
A complex layer of building regulations has been of the strictest order for centuries in European societies. You could not become a builder without a consistent understanding of both the dynamics and the strengths of materials.
Have you ever worked construction? In metallurgy, their shitty rebar is literally called
Chinesium. One can get full quality ASTM/ANSI materials out of China, but you are not going to get a steep price cut without a steep quality cut, and you cannot cut quality and maintain your steel designation.
This being said, China graduates far more STEM majors both in relative and absolute numbers, nearly half of Chinese graduates are STEM majors vs 21% in the US, 4.7 million STEM grads in China annually vs 437K in the US.
You’re equating quantity with quality. China may graduate 4.7 million STEM students annually, but the quality of those graduates is far lower than in the West. It's easy to churn out a large number of graduates when the education system is set up to mass-produce them. The Chinese education system prioritizes rote memorization over innovation and critical thinking, necessary elements for true advancement in STEM fields, especially the problem-solving mindset of engineers.
Also, let's talk demographics. The US has far fewer White students than China has Chinese citizens, and liberal policies actively exclude Whites from STEM programs at many top universities, further reducing the number of White graduates. These policies impact the overall number of White STEM graduates, yet those who do graduate tend to be far more qualified in terms of problem-solving and innovative thinking than China's graduates.
So, while China pumps out millions of graduates, many are poorly trained for high-level engineering work. The US, with fewer White students but a higher caliber of education, still leads in global innovation, despite the liberal hysteria that has infected most of its academia. Japan and Germany have these statistics as well. Simply put: Quality over quantity.
In China, the state actively deflates the salaries in the financial sector, steering top graduates and executives towards manufacturing. In the US, it is the opposite. Many top STEM grads end up working in Wall Street or even for law firms doing IP.
What's the point of this? They deflate the financial salaries not as a disincentive or to be different from the USA but because their economic model is one of manufacturing, whereas in the current jew-occupied US the economic model is of innovation in patent law to compete against all the US manufacturing that was given to China and the third world by traitorous politicians and leprous industrialists. It's a scam vs scam scenario, and both are cancerous.
The reality is that China's economic model is centered around manufacturing and that's not some admirable feat of centralized planning but rather the result of an imposed strategy to exploit cheap labor and suppress internal demand for higher wages. By deflating financial sector salaries the state is encouraging talent to migrate to manufacturing and industrial sectors that align with their need for cheap, mass production. It's not an act of economic brilliance, it's the suppression of potential to maintain a low-cost competitive edge globally. This system works because, unlike in the U.S., China has absolute control over its internal workforce and limits their ability to grow or move upward.
Meanwhile in the U.S. we are witnessing the results of decades of industrial outsourcing to China and the third world. What we now have are jew policies that emphasize innovation, patents, and financial markets to create wealth, and these markets are skewed towards creating financial instruments and not real production or sustainable economic growth. The U.S. economy is largely built on financial manipulation: patent laws that benefit big pharma, tech monopolies, bank cartels, and intellectual property wars to ensure that the U.S. maintains its hegemony over global tech, all of which end up feeding the global financial elite, not the working middle class. This isn't a system of free-market capitalism, it's corporate cronyism that has been allowed to flourish due to corrupt politicians and corporate greed.
So what you're presenting as a positive of China's manufacturing dominance is actually a scam built on exploitation, just like the financial market system in the U.S., which exploits intellectual capital and labor in different ways. In both scenarios the people on the ground are still being taken advantage of and the true wealth is being siphoned off by global elites.
In the grand scheme your argument that China is somehow better, especially in this instance because they deflate salaries to encourage manufacturing is irrelevant, because it's not about creating a better system, it's about pitting two cancerous systems against each other. Both economies have been twisted by the same globalist ideologies and are deeply interdependent on each other. It’s two different faces of the same beast.
Here's a closer look at your beloved Chinese dream: a ruthless darwinian manufacturing nightmare.
The “Chinese Miracle” is a country that thrives on exploitative labor, unregulated conditions, and unsafe practices. In China the death toll in factory accidents is staggering compared to the U.S. and the incidents are downright brutal. In 2015 a chemical explosion in Tianjin killed 173 people with hundreds more injured. The 2018 Zhejiang factory collapse killed 29 workers and countless other unreported tragedies happen regularly in these sweatshops. Safety protocols? They’re either non-existent or completely disregarded. Many workers don’t even have basic personal protective equipment while handling chemicals that would be banned in any decent Western workplace.
In stark contrast to the tight regulations and worker protections in places like the U.S. and Europe, Chinese manufacturing is driven by maximizing profit at all costs, even if it means sacrificing lives. The Chinese government’s approach is akin to a dictatorship of labor, where workers are disposable. There are no unions to advocate for them, no real worker protections. In fact, the Chinese government actively suppresses labor unions and attempts to organize. If workers try to protest or demand better conditions, they risk being fired, arrested, or worse.
Accidents in China are routine because the manufacturers operate on a bottomless race to the bottom, with factories working overtime to churn out cheap goods at breakneck speeds, using substandard materials to cut costs (like the construction materials). Workers are often forced to endure 12-hour shifts, sometimes more without breaks with no regard for exhaustion or injury.
In 2020, the U.S. had 4,764 fatal work injuries, compared to China’s much higher number, which has consistently been estimated at over 100,000 in recent years, though the real numbers are likely far higher due to underreporting and government suppression. The death toll in China’s factories far exceeds anything the U.S. experiences, and that’s before we get into the extreme environmental hazards workers face, like chemical exposure, radioactive waste, and other dangers.
All the environmental guilt-tripping that jews, shabboses, and self-hating whites heap on the rest of us decent folk is caused by the infinity pollution of that mass of yellow and brown humanoids in Asia. Though the Chinese are much more sanitary than the Indians, they still create ridiculous amounts of pollution and waste, leagues beyond the USA. Since you love comparisons here is one of that:
And unlike imaginary climate change, this is real and I've seen the endless miles of Asiatic plastic and junk polluting God's beautiful oceans. A disgusting stain. Without your darling Chinese based manufacturing system we wouldn't have floating islands of trash like the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch":
The Chinese manufacturing system you’re defending isn’t just about building stuff, it’s about exploiting people at any cost and the cost is often many lives cut short or many lives spent suffering in horrific conditions. To look at this system through rose-tinted glasses and claim that it’s somehow better or more efficient than anything in the West is to ignore the human toll that fuels it. Put that on your Christian conscience the next time you shill for this beast.
This was from a few days ago, imagine what goes unreported:
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https://www.the-sun.com/lifestyle/13284122/shein-village-china-factories-rights/
Got to make those barbie dolls for goyim children to play with, who cares if their fingers get burned off:
link:
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/society/article/barbie-mattel-factory-6q8jq38gt?region=global
They give even less of a shit to their workers outside China:
link:
https://www.ft.com/content/56013ee9-f456-4646-895c-aeb65a685f85
(If you can't read, it discusses the Indonesian Morowali Industrial Park (IMIP), which has become the world's largest nickel processing site, primarily driven by
Chinese investment. The article highlights severe safety and labor issues at IMIP, including nine fatalities recorded this year, contributing to nearly half of the 101 deaths and 240 injuries across Indonesian nickel facilities since 2015. Workers report widespread safety negligence, lack of proper protective equipment, and poor communication between Indonesian and Chinese workers, leading to frequent accidents and unsafe conditions.)
The devaluation of STEM in the US is why companies like Boeing, run by MBAs instead of engineers, are struggling today.
Regarding Boeing's challenges, they stem from internal management decisions, including the prioritization of cost-cutting over engineering excellence, leading to quality control issues. The whole DEI fiasco and hiring low-IQ pavement apes to maintain a commercial fleet is merely the icing on the rotten cake, and more a result of the cost-cutting. Most of DEI is about saving money and an intentional self-destruction of White America. This mismanagement contributed mostly to malevolent idiocy, rather than a devaluation of STEM, has been the significant factor in Boeing's struggles.
When you keep looking at the west through the lens of how the jewish infection has rotted it, you are going to keep missing the very best things that will never be in China, who is not being threatened with extinction by the jewish elite like Europe and America are. And in case you forget, Europe and America means the White Aryan Christian people who are being destroyed, therefore if they are gone, so too is America and Europe.
I think you are either secretly a non-White or just some White guy with yellow fever and that's why you're max simping for China. Even if you're not, you need to be called out for trying to convince others here who don't know any better that they should emotionally invest in a Chinese future.
The solution isn’t to praise either system, but to recognize the flaws in both and fight for authentic, independent national economies that prioritize the well-being of their people over exploiting cheap labor or financial speculation.
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@It_Is_My_Time @Thomas More @Nevsky @InspCallahan @LaAguilaNegra @PurpleUrkel @Unending Powerhouse Match @Sandalwood Peak and anyone else who reads these, you can literally see here the result of people who devote very little time to research attempt to disguise the truth and use misdirection and kosher rabbit trail tricks opposed to one who spends a significant amount of time not just now but for several decades researching these deep topics. Watch how Cooper will not even read the links I post and say it's "empty calories" while he provides nothing but cherry-picking copypasta talking points from a corralled limp-wristed perspective of Sino-simping and other degenerate westerners who choose gold over blood.
Reductionism is a weak man's argument. The China situation is complex and since actual jews are not physically seen controlling the country or its policies we have to look at extensions of jewish ideology which are capitalism and communism. The people over at Blackrock and Goldman Sachs and every other wandering flotilla of parasitic shekel pirates have near limitless resources to hire analysts who can spend 40+ hours a week learning ways to infiltrate national economies, from striking deals to making asset interchanges. China's willingness to even let these jackals in the door is already a bad omen. This is a war of not only biology, resources, and faith, but also one of time and attrition in the leverage of information preceding a course of actions.
It's quite simple, if people don't have time to read what I write and call it "walls of text" or "endless essays" then they simply do not have the time required to understand the deeper inner workings of international finance and world jewry. The jew is a patient creature in its planning, they expect us not to be, and the more we prove them right in that regard the more they believe what they're doing to us is right. I pray to God to understand the enemy more, and He made it clear to me through my own assumptions and mistakes that much could not be learned from cursory glances and reviews that time, sometimes large chunks of time, must be devoted with a furor to recognize their evil so I can sniff it out no matter where it is, even if it is a trace of their ideology being spread by others. Time, energy, motivation, and a faithful purpose are all required, not just time itself.
That is the attitude that all Christians must have, no compromises with the truth, short-term or long-term.
No one should make the jews happy, everyone should take time out of their day to read more and understand the clever parasitic world cage they have built around us all, you only stand to gain from learning more against their edge of power. If they cannot, then more bonds of trust must be built between men like me and men who do not have the time.