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The art of the China deal — 7 Comments

  1. Not sure about the CCP students as many of them have been shown to be espionage plants. A bit naive of Trump

  2. On the deal front, or more particularly, the non-deal front, something serious finally seems to be at hand vis a vis the Iranian nuclear weapons negotiations. US bases, US personnel and dependants in the Mideast region are going to alert or in some cases into evacuation out of harms way. Perhaps the long period of patience — despite Iran’s obvious stalling tactics — has given way to a decision to act. If so, here’s hoping for a salutary outcome, and with it, a permanent end to the Mullahs’ nuclear weapons aspirations and capabilities.

  3. The vast majority of the Chinese students are bright kids from families that are upwardly mobile strivers, or spoiled kids from families with new money. I don’t doubt some become spies, but every country spies on every other one. State universities are utterly dependent on both flavors for plugging holes in their budgets. Diversity coordinators, football coaches, and deanlets don’t work for free.

  4. They could plug holes in their budgets by firing all the useless “administrators” that have accumulated over the years who advance education exactly zip dot squat … oh what am I saying …

  5. There was a report that many Xi supporters were replaced in second & third tier govt positions. Seems worth watching.

    I can imagine, fantasize?, that many leaders want China to become the leading economic power in the world, and prefer buying & selling (rope+?) to the US, and thus less military focus.

    I can also think about 100,000,000 drones of all types invading Taiwan, while the Chinese fighter/ drone controllers suffer no casualties. Way too many young folk are the only grandkids of 4 grandparents. No society has ever seen such imbalance, I’m pretty sure it’s important.

  6. I am liking the tariff deal. Of course, we need to see how this develops. But it might help solve the US spending/taxation imbalance. I am hugely concerned about continuing US deficit spending, and this might help mitigate its effects. Sick and tired of unmitigated inflation.

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