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Isn't it obvious this whole "war" is about China?
It is to me.
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People who need AI's to summarize things for them are subhuman.
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>>540574923
Are you the spindledick that I assraped so hard all you could do was call me a chink?
>>540470439
If you are, why are you spamming this shit? Why are you hiding you flag?
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>>540575401
China's import are down 40%. Their SPR won't last forever. And no, that isn't me. The war being used as a means to disrupt China is a pretty obvious conclusion to come to with everything that has been going on (including the war in Ukraine).
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>>540575547
>China's import are down 40%
OK? And the U.S.’s biggest ally against the PRC, Japan, has seen a 68% decrease in oil imports during that same timeframe.
Also, lease how to use English properly you ESL jeet meme flaggot.

And it is you, everyone can see it by your spamming memeflag and lying makes you a bad person. You lost izzat, shitjeet. You are a Dalit in my eyes.
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>>540575326
I posted it for you, the actual subhuman.
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>>540575998
>And the U.S.’s biggest ally against the PRC, Japan, has seen a 68% decrease in oil imports during that same timeframe.
And?
>ESL jeet meme flaggot
When you need to rely on le memflag boogeyman as a crutch to your supposed argument, then you have already lost. Instead of making a valid point all you can do is make personal attacks. Sad! Also, half or more of the shit you said in that other post that you think was me is straight up wrong lel....
>U.S. economy has already spent half a trillion dollars more due to increased fuel costs due to the war.
False
>most U.S. refineries can only refine foreign oil
False
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The project began a long time ago, when the spanish colonised some islands and named them after king phillip(ines)
Mutts took those islands for the same reasons.
There was an accident where Japs attacked their Mutt master who helped them industrialise against China, but eventually they were brought to heel as well.
Then Mutts took South Korea as preparation, a useful beachhead to stage the future war on.
South Vietnam was supposed to be for the same reason as South Korea, a useful beachhead they can use down the line.
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>>540576308
>when the spanish colonised some islands and named them after king phillip(ines)
The Spanish plan 400 years ago, eventually the anglokikes took over the project.

The anglokikes are a lot smarter than the Spanish, and succeed in a lot of more things.
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>>540575998
>Japan, has seen a 68% decrease in oil imports during that same timeframe.
Yeah and 32% increase in US crude imports
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>>540574923
>the jew bot said it so it must be true
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>>540576492
It actually is true.
The war against China began a long time ago in the 1500's by the Spanish.
Then Spain collapsed and anglokikes inherited the baton.
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>>540576492
I never said it was true and neither did jewgle. I came to my own conclusion. You should try it sometime.
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>>540574923
its about hiding US economic decline
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>>540576308
>>540576369
It wouldn't be wrong to call this the prequel, the Part 0.

The european race's eternal war against Asia.
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>>540575547
China cut their imports as well as their fuel exports and has brought their coal to fuel chemical plants online. Meanwhile US allies in Asia are in full economic meltdown.
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>>540574923
50% of China's energy is coal. 40% of China's energy is renewable such as solar and wind.
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>>540577604
Are they capable of fighting a war using solar and wind power? Do their cargo ships run on coal? Are their jets battery powered?
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>>540574923
and Trump lost the war kek
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>>540577700
Oil reserves and domestic oil production is more than enough to run military jets forever. China is the 5th largest oil producer right behind Canada and higher than Iraq or Iran for instance. So yes they are.
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>>540577733
How?
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>>540577761
China consumes over 16 million barrels of oil and petroleum products per day. They rely on processing oil into products for their massive industrial base. No oil = no manufacturing.
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>>540578060
Their war machine doesn't consume that much. They use oil because they make one use plastic avocado peelers for you. Again they have enough oil to manufacture all the war machines forever.
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>>540578274
>Again they have enough oil to manufacture all the war machines forever.
Source?
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>>540578274
a permanent wartime manufacturing state would exhaust those supplies in months or a few years without continuous global imports.
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>>540578060
And what effect would this have on U.S. cost of living?
>>540577765
Failure to achieve strategic objectives, U.S. bases getting BTFO, U.S. allies are subjected to attack with no defense or repercussions, and then losing something the U.S. never thought it could ever lose: control of the Strait of Hormuz. In naval aviation jargon, Trump “screwed the pooch”.
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>>540577700
If they lower their consumer usage then of course they can.
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>>540578413
>Failure to achieve strategic objectives
The strategic objective was cutting China's oil imports by 40%.
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>>540578447
They've already done that.
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>>540576191
>>540576394
Ho-lee fuck.
>>540575998
Bodied this cunt.
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>>540578474
Says (You). If it were true then Trump would be bragging because he doesn’t have any strategic victories. Btw, temporarily cutting off PRC’s oil from one region of the world isn’t a strategic victory. Explain to me why Trump allowed Iranian oil to be shipped to the PRC during the MOU.
Checkmate, migger.
>>540578575
No, they haven’t. If they had, your Chinese-made rubber dildos would have been discontinued.
>>540578413
You didn’t answer about the U.S. COL.
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>>540579131
>Says (You)
Indeed, it's no secret. It's why I made the thread.
>No, they haven’t.
Yes they have.
>You didn’t answer about the U.S. COL.
I will when you answer my other posts you stopped responding to.
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>>540579467
>two more weeks
I bet you believe that Russia has only two more weeks of refined fuels due to drone attacks on refineries, right?
Fucking miggers. I can’t wait for you all to rrreeeee when Trump becomes a lame duck president this November. A few of you will try to cope with Q-Anon tier schizo fan-fiction (which OP’s already is) but the rest will realize that Trump was a grift that enjoyed nothing more than enriching his family and playing tongue hockey with Bibi’s hemorrhoids.
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>>540579812
I never mentioned Trump once in this thread. You have a mental problem, broski.
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>>540579882
Your OP is about Trump’s supposed strategy without naming him. In a reply, you asked an anonymous how Trump lost the war.
Fuck outta here, migger.
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>>540574923
whenever you look into any subversion its always a chinaman. usually who changed his name to pretend to be white
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>>540580556
And he didn't answer. Seems to be a repeating theme in this thread. Can you answer for him?
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>>540575326
FPBP
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>>540575547
It's not an obvious conclusion it is a post-hoc cope because Israel dragged the USA into a war with vague goals and nothing but negative consequences for America and their allies in the ME. And they're about to do the same thing all over again and you'll keep saying "but China doe".
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>>540580556
>Your OP is about Trump’s supposed strategy without naming him
No it wasn't. The Ukraine war started during the Obama/Biden administration.
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>>540574923
The problem with this take is that China has sufficient reserves to last them at least another year of Hormuz being closed, they will easily survive a lame duck president waging the most unpopular war in US history
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>>540580556
This was both Trump and Biden:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_13959
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>>540575547
Good. I hope China gets gaped for their continued espionage and demoralization against white Americans. I only hope for the worst gruesome deaths for chink bugmen at this point along with their Muslim friends
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>>540581092
>white Americans.
aka genocidal golems
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>>540580947
Quite the gamble.
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>>540581134
Whiter than you, Ackmed.
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>>540581143
One for which China has been preparing for decades. They'll be fine
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>>540581143
China isn't hit hard by the Strait of Hormuz closure. You'd realize this if you paid more attention to market prices.

Both China and the US are fracking giants now. The only people getting screwed by this crises are shitty turd world countries.
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>>540581160
No, you're not
memefags are pooish brown by definition
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>>540581197
This too
Most people don't know China is the world's 4th oil producer
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>>540581182
It still isn't enough to support the scale of their industry.
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>>540581244
China is 5th oil producer and number 1 importer
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>>540581259
Their industry doesn't really run on oil, dumbass
> number 1 importer
Guess who's number 2?
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>>540581368
Not from the middle east. US is also a net exporter of energy, unlike China.
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>>540581368
>Their industry doesn't really run on oil
haha good one, bud
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I don't want to get into Chyna debates holistically but
>Japan is our wedge against China
That is not necessarily always true, and after Iran it's very doubtful, hosting US military is a cost politically and socially and if it can't even defend gulf states...and if it pulls weapons that you paid for...etc.
Besides the relationship is not as poor as people think it is. Look at what happened post WW2, Japan is quite open-minded.
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>>540581618
Socially, US stock is lower than it probably has ever been btw, because it's quite public how Western interests try to make censorship demands IN Japan. Vs. China who does not, and has akshually been very respectful with treasured IPs (see the Key acquisition by Tencent that many were worried about but has gone very smoothly.) CN censorship is only in CN so that is also much much better than the Americans.
Of course, industry is different, but people apply political pressure and the political regime in Japan is already under a lot of pressure.
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>>540581618
China can't defend gulf states either lmao. Practically all of their military equipment proved to be garbage.
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>>540581699
True, but Japan like Germany is constitutionally a US vassal still
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>>540581719
Anon-chan...that's not the issue for Japan. If being in bed with America causes enmity with China, then Japan will be left in a poor situation since most of their defence was left to Burgermerica and Burgermerica's Iran performance is poor and also shows that Japan is low priority vs. the Middle East, Israel.
Vs. if Japan gets in bed with China, there is no problem.
I suppose unless you want to make the claim that Burgers will try to conquer all of East Asia which would be very foolish desu.
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>>540581750
Constitutions don't matter that much desu. They are followed while they work, they are changed when they don't. Every constitution changes. Or the meanings of words change. Or constitutions are nignored.
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>>540581778
>Burgermerica's Iran performance is poor
How?
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>>540581815
Look at what happened to Burger Allies in the region, and consider why Saudi Arabia paid cash to Turkey and Pakistan for protection
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>>540581801
Sadly, you're wrong. But yes long term, ascendant China won't tolerate a declining US anywhere in the Far East
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>>540581866
Well if you believe it that's fine but they've already defacto gone away from much of that paper.
Amusingly, America wanted them to go further away from it themselves. But in a way that would have provoked more aggression in the region and for no perceivable value.
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>>540581778
It was never agreed upon that US was there to protect Gulf States. It was always up to them to protect themselves. Japan is different.
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>>540581855
They are strategic partners. Not allies.
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>>540581971
And how did those arms do for Saudi's refinery?
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>>540582052
Maybe they should have bought more? It's really not US fault that Saudi Arabia can't protect themselves.
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Anyway I wouldn't worry about it too much. Asia is not going to chimp out and cause any wreckage. If anyone does that, it's America as per usual, and Europe currently too.
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>>540581899
>gone away from much of that paper.
As far as it legally allows, yes
Other than that the Constitution appears set in stone and most legal scholars agree its pacifism isn't even amendable
But again, within our lifetimes, I predict Japan will ditch its constitution entirely
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>>540574923
yes. and the war doesn't even bleed the China a bit
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>>540583539
China can only save face for a year or 2 more max. Depends on how long Iran war continues.
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>>540574923
> Isn't it obvious this whole "war" is about China?

Totally. They're not trying to win vs Iran, but to clock up the global hub for energy and goods. The US itself may suffer from this, but as long as everyone else is suffering more, the gap will grow.

It looks to me like their thinking is that if they can keep this going for another 5 years, then they will have enough comparative advantage to remain ahead for another decade after. This would then be the early 2040s, which is both the expected moment for the general singularity, but also the time when China's demography will lead to Japnese style stagnation.

In fact China seems to have come to the conclusion a long time ago that it's best to follow Japan. They were living in the year 2000 already in 1980, but for the price that they still live in the year 2000. Equally, China is now already living in the year 2035, but they will still live in this year by 2050.

Picrel shows the current tension areas, which is the 3 main choke points in the Middle East plus the Strait of Gibraltar. There's 3 additional circles with questionmark for Panama and Singapore/Indonesia.

While Panama appears to be brought under control (Venezuela, Cuba & forced Chinese de-investment), Singapore and Indonesia might be the next countries to be pushed into turmoil. It would only fit the greater pattern of the Great Satan^tm.
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>>540574923
Perhaps China and Russia should've thought of that before they attacked Europe, and Israel, and the United States, and even the entire fucking world?

Just a thought. Killing 50 million people and bombing kids in Ukraine is a one-way ticket to hell. Not just to hell, but the lowest depths.



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