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  • #1

    geo political cross roads

    i have cut back a bit on the posts - for reasons unknown... but! i can not hold back anymore - kinda for reasons i can not expose. IF China does not act now... i mean, come on... China will look weaker than yes, even weaker than binden (if that is possible). what is the point of my thread? well... i am not sure. Perhaps Pelosi knows better than me. I am not sure. what will happen??? again, not sure... but whatever happens will happen next month. MWHC is just sayting. and thats all MWHC is saying for at least a couple of months. love you all... even if you are not in the 'love you' thread.
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    Looking weak through inaction doesn't matter as much to a rising star like china.

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    • #3
      China is known for its patience ... it is not such an idiotic hothead like Russia
      Tamsin (Lost Girl): "I am the Harbinger of Death. I arrive on winds of blessed air. Air that you no longer deserve."
      Tamsin (Lost Girl): "He has fallen in battle and I must take him to the Einherjar in Valhalla"

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        It's kinda amusing how the so-called strongmen managed to box themselves in.

        Xi is stuck with economical troubles and a failed covid-response, which he can't change easily without losing face on the one hand, and the need to meet China's goal of getting back Taiwan at some point, as well as please the more nationalist parts of the population in the process (which are to some extent nationalist because after the 1990ies, when "communism" suffered as ideologic backbone, nationalism became a welcome replacement for the Chinese leadership)

        Da Poots is stuck with a war that goes on and on and on, and reveals the negative effect of decades of kleptocracy on the once-proud Russian military. Genius as he is, he labeled it a spec mil ops to avoid the neg. connotations and consequences of "war", so he cannot easily change course now to fully mobilize to replace his losses. Like Xi he is also stuck between the need to play on nationalist sentiment in Russia on the one hand, and the fact that many Russians seem to be not too keen to be sent to the front lines, which is why he's relying largely on minority folks from the periphery of the Russian Fed or who else he can muster for the infantry assaults that are most costly.
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