China causes mayhem to Ukraine's war effort

[@daniellee8720]

Who says Americans can't manufacture anymore!!!? America leads in manufacturing BS!! 😂😂

[@tonym842]

Plus an overcapacity for fiat currency, propaganda lies and corrupt politicians.

[@daniellee8720]

@AndreDesdanova lol bro I was being sarcastic

[@zaharijaafar8311]

@@daniellee8720 I didnt see that coming😅

[@pemonline3395]

They can't manufacture at the same costs that they have enjoyed while working with China.

[@cuteandfunnyearthlings2863]

China have the right to protect and defend itself.

[@zaharijaafar8311]

From malaysia, you guys forgot to mention on US meddling into Taiwan issue, China containment policy. Retaliation from China is expected and the Chinese had been very patient for years and China has more leverage up in their sleeve should US retaliate further. US policy would change every 4 years but Chinese are taking steps with long term strategic decision in mind

[@chriswong9158]

“In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity” ― Sun-Tzu China see opportunity where US see none.

[@whensonzhou4174]

oh, US foreign policy is super consistent between administrations, it had always been hegemony, domination. US economy policy and domesitc policy does vary quite a bit.

[@biggpicture2930]

​ @whensonzhou4174 No! US policies -economic and domestic is also very consistent, until dollar hegemony is threatened.

[@whensonzhou4174]

@@biggpicture2930 i would beg to differ a bit, democratic government tends to have more regulation and a bit more worker friendly while republican government deregulate more and cut more tax. Current democratic FTC head had raised so many anti-trust law suit in the past 4 years against big business which you would never find in a republican administration. But again, all these differences are mostly cosmetic if big business interest (especially MIC) are not meaningfully challenged

[@abbeyglencircle]

China has nothing to do with the Ukraine problem. You are blaming the wrong people.

[@ivanreid8228]

Ukraines war efforts? You obviously meant US/NATOs war efforts.

[@chriswong9158]

It's more all of Western World Vassal of the U.S.A. European Union & the Brit.

[@allenjones4336]

Spot on glad someone noticed.

[@davidchou1675]

This channel is interesting 'cause you can observe in real-time as open-minded Westerners slowly begin to realize the long- and much-changed contours of this new world order... But they still remain at their starting point of the Western-centric perspective so, well, it's interesting to see where they've started moving on and where they still remain.

[@davidchou1675]

It nay also be more a matter of KZbin SEO considerations; "Ukraine" is a popular term but "Western World Vassal" is way toi long-tail....

[@nasdean7166]

Eveything goes wrong blames RUSSIA or CHINA 😂

[@chriswong9158]

This is ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW of The world has become a board game in which: USA is playing Checkers, thinking 1 move ahead. USA #1 trading partner is still China PRC Russia is playing Chess, thinking 5 moves ahead. Russia #1 trading partner, thanks to US sanction, is China China is playing Go (Weiqi 围棋), thinking 10 moves ahead. China #1 trading partner today is ASEAN

[@willengel2458]

please add BRI countries.

[@DailyBeatings]

Actually the US's number one trading partner is Mexico. However immediate goods from China flow through Mexico making China the de facto number one partner...🤣

[@REwing]

Would like to add that Trump and Barron are grand masters of chess, probably that includes Elon Musk. NZ.

[@tonym842]

​@@REwingThey would lose at Go.

[@bjh3661]

I think USA is playing poker. Bluffing and raising the stakes but they are drunk and beligerent while Putin is playing Judo-chess 😆

[@davidlai399]

So calm and rational you two

[@hayden1770]

Everyone knows that once the west loses its edge in lithography EUV and China closes that last gap, most western chip companies and chip companies of US-allied nations are toast. Even EDA tools are becoming more difficult for the US to maintain leadership. Photoresists from Japan are no longer irreplaceable as China has achieved self-sufficiency in that segment. Soon, China's semiconductor supply chain system will be 100% self-reliant when need be and every segment within it will be extremely competitive and world class.

[@davidchou1675]

Note that China is still quite behind in commercial aerospace, including reusable rocketry and satellite constellations, and pharmaceuticals, including biotech in general. Still quite the Long March ahead!

[@ObjectiveAnalysis]

@@davidchou1675 lol that’s mostly BS

[@privacyhelp]

It may be an opportune time for Ukraine to implement democratic processes, such as conducting the pending elections.

[@gelinrefira]

Democracy? While western companies are buying up everything in Ukraine? What makes you think just because people are allow to vote, it will change anything.

[@davidchou1675]

The issue is, which Ukraine? Wose Ukraine?? That of the elites, of the neo-Nazis (Azov, Sich, Right Sektor, et cetera) or the common folk who in opinion poll after opinion poll prewar consistently stated in their clear majorities that they preferred neutrality? 'Cause those poor folks are not the ones in charge -- and never have been; Ukraine's long been hijacked by American neocons and Trump won't be able to change that.

[@jandejong2430]

Silver shortage has been touted as long as I've been an investor. And that is more than 50 years. So I'm sceptical.

[@chriswong9158]

The world has become a board game in which: USA is playing Checkers, thinking 1 move ahead. Russia is playing Chess, thinking 5 moves ahead. China is playing Go (Weiqi 围棋), thinking 10 moves ahead.

[@bjh3661]

fascinating

[@ViceCoin]

Trumps 'Art of the Deal' is a media clown show.

[@daniellim2203]

You are good. Straight forward. Easy to understand. And to😢the point

[@condocord7544]

great show

[@Tr3xShad]

Oh boy

[@mingtsang-wi5ee]

china got nothing to do with this war. is between Ukraine and Russia. leave China alone.

[@troutstalker7855]

Ummm.., actually it's between nato and Russia.

[@BillKort-xo8nj]

@@troutstalker7855 Agree. But primarily it's a US Imperial war.

[@jroche1832]

Claude Summary: Here's a summary of the key points discussed in this interview between Ken Shan and London Paul about China's strategic moves: Export Restrictions & Military Impact: China is implementing new restrictions on drone components and technology exports to the US and Europe These restrictions will affect military operations, particularly drone production The ban covers flight controllers, motors, batteries, and other key components China controls about 80% of the commercial drone market, making alternatives difficult to source Impact on Ukraine Conflict: These restrictions will affect Ukraine's drone capabilities in the war Alternative production sources would take significant time to establish The cost of drone production would likely increase significantly without Chinese components Technology Independence: Despite US attempts to restrict China's access to semiconductor technology, China has made significant advances China is now producing 5 and 7 nanometer chips domestically They're developing their own lithography technology to become self-sufficient in chip manufacturing China's Ministry of Industry has begun promoting domestically-made lithography systems Silver Market Strategy: China is significantly increasing its silver imports, both refined and concentrate They're building direct relationships with silver miners to secure supply at source China's industrial silver consumption was over 20,000 tons in 2023 Photovoltaic silver demand is expected to reach 89,000 tons in 2024 China anticipates total industrial silver demand could reach 134,000 tons by 2025 Strategic Implications: China's moves are reducing their dependence on Western technology and markets These actions are part of China's longer-term strategic planning The restrictions and market control could significantly impact Western military and industrial capabilities China's approach shows patient, strategic thinking rather than reactive responses to Western pressure The discussion emphasizes how China's strategic decisions are carefully planned to reduce Western influence while building their own technological and industrial independence.

[@jimmydahand]

Thanks

[@markmahan38]

China is also working to go beyond lithography. Such as the photonic chips. A light based chip.

[@chriswong9158]

“Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt.” ― Sun Tzu Prediction now read China will surpass USA in chip making in summer of 2025.

[@meinking22]

U.S. already has phototonic chips. In fact, they are the world leader by miles.

[@marks1051]

The best predictor of future behaviour is past behaviour. So - What, specifically, did Trump do in his first term that supports your view of what he's likely to do this time around?

[@crumdub12]

Great as always Lads

[@zdj-h9m]

How come others are not doing the same with silver concentrate and other materials?

[@chriswong9158]

It take investments in the Billions that does not paid out for century... compare to the West looking for the profit in the Yearly Quarter Report. The Billions $$$ are from China's export business (dollars) that instead return US bank, go to industrial investment of China's future needs. Underlying, US is supporting China future Silver purchases

[@qake2021]

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[@warrendoris9669]

Cooler heads prevail?? Who are these cooler heads??

[@chriswong9158]

The world has become a board game in which: USA is playing Checkers, thinking 1 move ahead. Russia is playing Chess, thinking 5 moves ahead. China is playing Go (Weiqi 围棋), thinking 10 moves ahead. It's not the European anymore...

[@MetaView7]

@@chriswong9158 The Europeans are playing Tic Tac Toe. They are thinking what they should have done.

[@rogerstarkey5390]

Blocked comment??

[@gelinrefira]

That's mean you are rattling the google AI.

[@josephlivingston6261]

Another great an insightful conversation. Can we get a talk on where to live in the new multipolar world? Maybe the pros and cons of usa and Europe and which places might benefit from multipolaritu

[@magiclamp4644]

I moved to China.

[@josephlivingston6261]

​@@magiclamp4644 why China? How expensive are things? How hard is moving money from swift to whatever is used in China?

[@quietstormvalley9010]

Better off staying clear of USA, EU and UK. Most of the BRICS+ nations who are moving away from the western control and influence are a good choice to move too, especially the far east. Moving abroad depends on your personal wealth, skills and ability to fully embrace a totally different culture.

[@chriswong9158]

BRICS+ nation states if you're young, if retiring, look at your style of living & for low cost. Home is Home.

[@chrischarles9213]

👍🏾👍🏾

[@honig75]

Thanks sir Ken and sir Paul

[@aaronwilkinson8963]

Outsourcing your manufacturing to China and other places is starting to sound like a bad idea.

[@larsnystrom6698]

It was a good idea until you started treating your manufacturer as an enemy.

[@aaronwilkinson8963]

@larsnystrom6698 When You say "You" you don't mean me. I'm sure. Did they treat manufacturing as an enemy. Explain

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

Its not

[@sciagurrato1831]

Guess you aren’t part of the 1% who are very happy indeed. Many are looking at Gulfstream IIs.

[@chriswong9158]

@@aaronwilkinson8963 Look at example of "John Deer" headed for Mexico. They are not down there for cheap labor anymore, but cost effective raw material, Chinese Machine Technology, Latin America market as well the World Market now that USA is in decline in farming... 2022-2024 US lost $13 Trillions in farm export

[@sdznl9699]

😑

[@eberger02]

“Lack of cheap energy to Europe”: stopped listening after that myth was reappeared. I’m aware that in the US Independent media it is widely reported but it’s a myth I’d expect anyone in Europe to immediately dispel.

[@Lubossxd]

my bill rose almost 2x in 5 years. care to explain how it is a myth?

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

Also the collaps of the German Economy is bullshit!

[@juliunofaquitaine]

You are not paying attention.. Energy cost in EU has gone up x10.

[@sciagurrato1831]

Zoltan Pozsar of Credit Suisse wrote this in 2022. Where is your analysis?

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

​@@Lubossxd2x in 5 years is nothing!

[@chrisf4268]

Nonsense video