Western journos seem perfectly happy doing the job for them. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/30/china-clear-winner-trump-war-middle-east-report-iran-strait-of-hormuz
>>538261681i don't think it's the renewables that makes china less reliant on oil.
>>538261737What does it look like in 2026?
>>538261681>>538261737>let me tell you some Amerimutt cope about China
>>538261783>What does it look like in 2026?
>>538261681Winning... is my hobby
>>538261783>What does it look like in 2026?Who cares its just some Angloid-Amereroid cope trying to act like burning gas and oil doesnt cause any pollution and imply some 70 year old dirty Amerimutt guzzling oil burner would be per se "cleaner" than a modern ultra critical coal power plant with manipulative presentation (its not)>The EI is registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales, under Charity No. 1097899 and group VAT registered with EI Services Limited by HM Revenue and Customs, under VAT No. 274 0453 13 at 61 New Cavendish Street, London W1G 7AR, UK.
>>538262004><1.0 tfrrofl
>>538262004How do we stop him from doing nothing and winning?
>>538261930Notice how the Amerimut bugman behind the VPN mechanically changed the subject from "power consumption" to "building new plants" knowing that building a plant while shutting down older ones nevermind higher capacity doesnt correlate to actual utilization nevermind more pollution than just running the same 70 year old coal, oil and gas guzzling plant in Amerimuttland?Next the Amerimutt has the usual post edited "muh china has winter and nights" media on his script and other irrelevant mutt propaganda headlines on his script.Its the sames Amerimutt lies over and over and over again every day in every MUTTIDF bot thread while in reality Amerimutt objectively and factually pollute double to tripple as much as the Chinese they try so hard to deflect on with lies and deception.
>>538261681I predicted US losing war in Iran the day one it happened, i predicted China actually benefiting from it massively (they would benefit even more if Mutts grew balls to perform land invasion), i predicted Iran taking advantage of BeiDou 3 for targeting mutt-bases all over ME, finally i predicted _exact day_ of Epstein Furys start and i can give 4plebs links to all my predictions if needed xDAnd as usual, i was being called "HIVan", "Ivan" etc by army of local shilss before all my predictions materialized. I also warn for 6 years already that "COVID vaccines" force-injected into human livestock are slow-killing bioweapons causing inheritable genomic instability whose task is to reduce global population by few billion people up to 2050/2060 and i will be proven right about this one too.I am modern-times Wernyhora (Westoids dont know what it is) xD
>>538262076>How do we stop him from doing nothing and winning?For that to happen someone has to make him do something, but it's also risky because he may win again. Also after he does something then he will continue doing nothing...
>>538261930No, I'm talking about overall consumption. What do the percentages look like?
China greatly reduced their presence around Taiwan, they used to harass them with jets multiple times per day. They've almost entirely stopped because they're forced to ration fuel. Also their shitty carriers have to go in for repairs every time they take it out for a few days.
>>538261877>let me put on a memeflag and prove the very picture i posted correctlol
>>538263255The temporary drop in PLA air activity around Taiwan in early 2026 was due to political schedules (NPC/CPPCC sessions) and diplomatic signaling for a potential Xi-Trump meeting - not fuel rationing. Activity rebounded sharply: 274 sorties in May (2026 peak) and 30 on a single July day. Shandongs maintenance was for J-35 fighter integration, not breakdowns. China has robust fuel reserves and domestic production. Ukrainian drones lack the range and capacity to threaten main Russian oil supplies to China. Russia exports 2M bpd to China via protected pipelines (ESPO/Skovorodino-Mohe, Atasu-Alashankou) and Pacific ports like Kozmino/Sakhalin - far beyond Ukrainian drone reach (typically <1,000-1,500km effective for strikes). Ukraine hits western/Black Sea/Baltic facilities (Novorossiysk, refineries), disrupting European/sea exports and cutting Russia from Europe, but eastern pipeline/Asia routes remain largely unaffected and prioritized for China/India. Destroying oil-exporting infrastructure is much harder than refineries because export terminals, pipelines, and ports feature buried/redundant lines, dispersed storage, rapid repair crews and backups (rail/trucks). Refineries are concentrated, above-ground complexes with fragile distillation towers/catalytic units vulnerable to precise drone/missile hits causing weeks-long fires/shutdowns. Distance and Russian air defenses limit deep eastern strikes. Besides if Ukraine tried to disrupt supplies for China, it would be destroyed. The Chinese would begin to support Russia to much bigger degree and maybe even green-lighted it to use tactical nukes.
>>538263218the point is they were bringing significantly more coal plants online than were being retired, and that was 2024. about specific percentages, i doubt even china has accurate information considering their cavalier solar rolloutmaybe taking out russia, iran, and venezuela will force them to course-correct faster, but it certainly shows a legacy of complete disregard for their co2 output over the last couple of years.
>>538263732Chinas oil import reduction is deliberate and structural, not forced. Crude imports plunged to 7.8 million bpd in May 2026 - an eight-year low - down from 11.6 million bpd in 2025. That 3.5+ million bpd drop nearly matches Japans entire consumption - a conscious policy shift. This is driven by rapid electrification: NEV sales surpassed 13 million in 2025 (60% of global EV sales), with 62.9% retail penetration by May 2026. IEA confirms Chinas oil fuels demand has plateaued.https://www.iea.org/commentaries/oil-demand-for-fuels-in-china-has-reached-a-plateauChinas coal-to-oil capacity reached 8.23 million tons/year in 2025, a strategic buffer, not a sign of disregard for emissions akshually. Meanwhile, China added 315 GW of solar + 119 GW of wind in 2025 - wind+solar surpassed coal capacity for the first time. Chinas domestic crude oil production hit a record 216 million tons in 2025 - up 30% since 2018. Offshore output surpassed 68 million tons. China is also the global leader with 8.23 million tons/year coal-to-liquids capacity, accounting for over 65% of global capacity. It produces over 70% of global synthetic fuel. Amerimutts cant break China by cutting it off from fkn Venezuela, such concepts are silly. And it looks so far that USrael is too weak to cut China off from Iran and Russia. It might succeed in cutting Europoors off from Russia tho - which is going to deindustrialize, impoverish and weaken Eurofaggots - thats the US goal after all xD
>>538264334>USrael is too weak to cut China off from Iran and Russia. It might succeed in cutting Europoors off from Russia tho - which is going to deindustrialize, impoverish and weaken Eurofaggots - thats the US goal after all xDBy the way, USrael proved to be too weak to even control Ukraine/Zelensky. Trumps administration tried to engineer some US-Russia deals to exploit/assfuck Europoors together, like buying Nord Stream by US companies and selling Russian gas to Europoors with high US-margin xD These things were agreed upon by Russians and Americans in Alaska. All these Kushners and other Witkoffs still dream about such solutions but Ukraine said "fuck off" to these plans and began to rebel. Thats why Trump doesnt even hide that he doesnt like Zelensky. Anyways, if the Muttland is even too weak to force its vassals to do what he wants, expecting that it could be a serious threat for China is naive. Ukraine perfectly trolls the US with using impotent Europoors. If Europoors break, Ukraine would do the flip-flop towards Russia and begin to flirt with China xD
>>538261737Because they are big refiners and import it all they showed how quickly they could cut consumption when the Hormussy got blocked.Overnight stopped all petrol exports and suddenly their requirements went straight down.
>>538265151Japan is far more vulnerable to a Hormuz blockade than China. Japan sources 96% of its crude from the ME, with virtually _all_ shipped via the Strait. Chinas ME share has dropped to 42% and only 33% of its imports transit Hormuz. China has overland pipelines from Russia and Central Asia, plus strategic rail routes. Japan, as an island nation, has no pipeline options, rerouting around Africa would spike costs and delay supplies. Chinas NEV fleet displaces millions of barrels per day of oil demand. But Japan, post-Fukushima, remains heavily reliant on fossil fuels for power generation. A long term full blockade could cut Japans GDP by an estimated 3% (severe recession), while China would face manageable supply tightening, not a existential crisis. Thus, Hormuz is a lifeline for Japan, but a slight risk to be managed for China. Thats why the orange emperor shifted quite fast from "we dont care about Hormuz" to "it must be unblocked at any cost" xD
>>538263218Notice even after you emphasize your talking about something else the Amerimutt VPN fag never responds your question and just talks to himself dumping his irrelevant Amerimutt talkingpoint lies and disinfo trying to deny China dropping coal energy reliance just to double down on the projection of increasingly harmfull fracking reliant and ozone killing massive Amerimutt pollution? He knows he is wrong and lying.
