'STEELY' RESOLVE: Cleveland-Cliffs eyes rival bid for US Steel

[@TK-gp6mw]

3:30 This is clearly a lie. If you have any videos which show Japan PM says bad things to US president, show me. I saw Japan PM commented regarding this blocking, what he said was like "We need to properly understand what would be national security issues for US, otherwise we cannot proceed conversation on this topic" "Japanese economic ministry also concerns about this block, we need to request US to retrieve the points US concerned" Japan is super careful when they politically comment about US because Japan has more than 100 US bases (around 55,000 US base people stay in Japan) for their security and they know that partnership with US is the most important thing. Only this Cliffs CEO is the one saying offensive words without considering background of US and Japan's relationships for past 80 years.

[@VandeRij-d3k]

Nippon steel is supported by the CCP china. Cleveland has the right to be angry

[@VandeRij-d3k]

Nippon steel = Chinese CCP Let that fact sink in, hiroshima😂

[@bbwings5856]

@@VandeRij-d3kwhere is the source?

[@VandeRij-d3k]

@ look at their investors and partners, you'll see that their company is rooted in spying on our interests

[@mit9045]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@VandeRij-d3k Nope. Actually, Kissinger is involved in this. If you see NS as CCP, you have to see Nixson administration as CCP. The US and JP were on the same page at that time, but still now JP is struggling with getting out of the red marsh.

[@NN-jp5cf]

Cleveland's CEO seems to be saying, "Japanese companies should be beneath us, and I just don't like the idea of a company with 'Japan' in its name buying one with 'US' in its name. It's upsetting!"

[@VandeRij-d3k]

Nippon steel = CCP

[@yunyun4237]

Obviously he crossed a line. If you mean Japan is “Nippon steal” how you can mention 1945, how you can say “ you don’t know who you are” We are living 2025, there is no way to limit any financial activity because of Japanese company and nothing related to 1945. I am so disappointed to see it

[@Ikumi193LC]

yup, he is still living in 1945. 80years behind.

[@EugeneMaturkanicjr]

​@@Ikumi193LC YES!! Thank you

[@nenekoko123]

なぜ1945年の話を出してくるのか理解できない。 日本とアメリカが1945年以降に頑張って築き上げてきた絆をこのブラジル人がぶち壊した。

[@VandeRij-d3k]

because Nippon steel is funded by the chinese CCP

[@BieZhang]

1945以降,日本是米国的属国

[@miyasugu1]

I’m Japanese living in Canada. He just stated that he’s a racist and doesn’t understand that Nippon Steel is just a company in Japan, not the country itself. Also, the amount is much less than Nippon Steel’s.

[@VandeRij-d3k]

He's not racist. Nippon steel is supported by the CCP

[@user-wr9lh4ly1n]

@@VandeRij-d3k Nothing to do with Nippon or CCP. His comment itself was a racist. Go figure, M0R0N

[@mit9045]

⁠@@VandeRij-d3k Nope, that is opposite. Kissinger is involved in this.

[@madboyslim]

@@VandeRij-d3k bro forgot to take meds

[@VandeRij-d3k]

@@madboyslim look at the suicide rates in your country.. and come back lol

[@たつ-r9l]

6:20 This CEO said "You (Japan) haven't learned anything since 1945" on the day before this interview. Who can replace "You (Japan)" into "Nippon Steel" in this context, as he says? It's abundantly clear that he insulted the whole country of Japan.

[@VandeRij-d3k]

No, you're just upset at the fact that Nippon steel is supported by the CCP from china. He exposed all of you for what you are.. Now calm down hiroshima😂

[@Sonnootoukan]

@@VandeRij-d3k✈️💥🏙️🏙️

[@ice_coffee46]

@@VandeRij-d3k Don't get so worked up. Calm down. Your face is bright red. Look in the mirror.😅

[@VandeRij-d3k]

@@ice_coffee46 nice try.. look at all you clowns getting offended because the CEO exposed y'all.. LOL

[@user-wx1ey3td1y]

@@VandeRij-d3k Wow. You're like a newborn baby. How cute. Oh, calm down. I'm not your enemy. Come on. Oh, how cute. You're my angel!🤗

[@TarouKaeru]

I am a Japanese living in Japan I love America and the American people. But I am disappointed in this CEO's statement.

[@tb5943]

こんなに侮辱されてもアメリカが好きとはね…。

[@TarouKaeru]

@@tb5943 個を見て全体を決めつけるタイプではありませんのでね

[@VandeRij-d3k]

Nippon steel = CCP

[@user-wr9lh4ly1n]

Cliffs CEO is a Brazilian, and wanna-be American hero 😂

[@youknowme...1840]

He’s not American.

[@tb5943]

As a Japanese person, I cannot forgive this man's assertion. In fact, this statement has become quite a problem in Japan, and many Japanese people have started to hate America. Don't think you can easily get away with insulting other countries!

[@VandeRij-d3k]

Nah, you guys are supported by the Chinese CCP. Stop trying to spy on us😂

[@keikotunoda426]

I'm Japanese as well . I do not think what you said it true. You said we are all start hating USA, But according to Japanese comments on this issue most of them seem to just condescend this man criticizing his outmoded speaking. And many of them criticize him as a racist. So just a one immigrant speech does not affect good relationship between Japan and USA. Although there are people who want to separate Japan and USA so that China can get benefit from the situation.

[@VandeRij-d3k]

@@keikotunoda426 It's funny how you blame China but ignore the fact that Nippon Steel IS funded by the CCP government in China. Ironic how ya'll started this problem, but ended up crying like a victim. At the end of the day, China and Japan are no different.. accept that reality and swallow it LOL

[@a61374]

@@VandeRij-d3k Remember 1 difference. Your American troops are in Japan not China. Have the guts to tell your government to call them off instead of empty threats. Even your government nor your people dares to speak out against the US-Japan alliance.

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[@icanfly5964]

Shame on him He doesn't represent our country. Who does he think he is?

[@EugeneMaturkanicjr]

Thank you for calling out that RACIST!!@

[@bahnsbb3425]

I am Japanese. Many Japanese have favorable feelings toward the US, but we are all disappointed by this CEO's statement, which is reminiscent of the past Pacific War. I don't necessarily think that Nippon Steel's acquisition of USS is the right choice (although it is a better choice than now Cleveland-Cliffs), but I still think that this kind of statement is a bit much to add fuel to the fire. I have to be honest as a Japanese... I never thought I would hear this from a Brazilian, not an American.

[@AlmondChoco1221]

I used to be a pro-USA but stopped long ago because US push their crazy woke culture onto Japanese ppl. And US right and left wingers treat Japan like their subject country. 核武装論者になったのも米のポリコレごり押しとウクライナとガザにおけるダブスタ偽善者が主な原因です。このCEOやエマニュエル大使は火に油を注いだだけ。

[@keikotunoda426]

I'm Japanese as well . I do not think what you said it true. You said we are all disappointed, But according to Japanese comments on this issue most of them seem to just condescend this man criticizing his outmoded speaking. And many of them criticize him as a racist. So just a one immigrant speech does not affect good relationship between Japan and USA. Although there are people who want to separate Japan and USA so that China can get benefit from the situation.

[@frozenshade791]

3:30 That’s BS. JP Prime Minister did not say bad thing about US President. Please fact check. What prime minister mentioned is as follows. “Prime Minister Ishiba pointed out that cooperation among allies and like-minded countries is indispensable for establishing resilient supply chains, and that it is important to make efforts to ensure that companies can invest with peace of mind in order to promote economic security” Thanks to this guy, causing huge damage between Japan and US alliance.

[@VandeRij-d3k]

We don't care. Nippon Steel = CCP China

[@keikotunoda426]

You are right. I'm Japanese checking lies about Japan.

[@UeharaKeitaro上原恵太郎]

The fact that Americans never rebuffed his behavior towards Japan, the Japanese people and Chinese people shows how Americans accept even promote racism towards Asians.

[@VandeRij-d3k]

Are you Chinese? Nippon steel is supported by the Chinese CCP

[@user-wr9lh4ly1n]

Cleveland's CEO was born and raised in Brazil. He graduated from college in Brazil. He may be American on paper, but is he a real American? Not really lol. He can say anything he wants for his convenience. He nominated his brother as a CFO of Cleveland-Cliffs! The company now kinda owned by a Brazilian family lol. People should be careful cause you never know who's really being honest! LOL

[@hirokou.9030]

Terrible language. He should apologize.

[@vivliforia2262]

Nippon Steel should.

[@vivliforia2262]

Nippon Steel should apologize to the people of America for trying to sue the American government. A Japanese company vs American country. Nippon Steel is shameful and shameless at the same time. Who do they think they are? A country is always greater than a company.

[@hiro-oi7sl]

He is a brazilian .Don't pretend like an American. People in south America spent their days in peace during WW2. He has no right to talk about great war.

[@ソルビー]

Ah yes, if Cleveland-Cliffs acquires US Steel, it’s almost certain that many workers will face layoffs. Nippon Steel, on the other hand, explicitly committed to no layoffs for 10 years. They also agreed to invest a staggering $1 billion in the Mon Valley Works and around $300 million in the Gary Works to modernize operations and secure a future for US Steel. In stark contrast, Cleveland-Cliffs’ CEO has made no mention of any commitments regarding workers, investments, or even basic job security. And yet, let us not forget the man leading Cleveland-Cliffs, Mr. Goncalves-born and raised in Brazil, educated in Brazil, and who only later immigrated to the United States. Yes, an "immigrant" now at the forefront of America’s steel industry, passionately preaching about his love for America. The sheer irony is breathtaking. A Brazilian-born CEO, waving the flag of American patriotism while offering nothing tangible for American workers-what a show. Patriotism from a Brazilian? Oh, it’s intoxicating, isn’t it? Almost like a drug. While Mexico might bring fentanyl into the U.S., Mr. Goncalves has found his own export: patriotism. And for those blind to the reality of the situation, perhaps this Brazilian “patriotism” is even more potent than Mexican fentanyl. A dose of this might make you feel good for a while, but when the reality hits? Well, R.I.P. My condolences.

[@greenearthblueskies8556]

Good ..this is what they voted for😂

[@Cookiecrumbles93]

Cliffs is creating a monopoly

[@vivliforia2262]

Cliffs is not even top 10. How is it a monopoly? Nippon Steel is top 4 on the world, you know. Nippon Steel dominates Japanese steel market, Nippon Steel should not try to disturb American steel market.

[@user-wr9lh4ly1n]

How's it not a national security issue when Brazilian so called American CEO nominated his Brazilian brother as a CFO of Cleveland Cliffs? LOL. It's a Brazilian family owned American company. As far as I know this guy was born and raised in Brazil, graduated from college in Brazil. I came to the US when I was in high school, I wouldn't see him as an American other than on a paper lol. How do people know he won't try to benefit his native country? Well, not even sure if he can cause Cleveland Cliffs is ranked in the 22nd in the world lol.

[@biglemoncoke4095]

Just another business man wants his company to get more market share, using patriotism as a tool in this interview.

[@米田正裕]

If he had real patriotism, he should pay more money. Why is he still trying to buy the USS so cheaply?

[@jfmallon75]

Cliffs isn't maintaining the mill in Steelton... it looks rusted to pieces

[@hidekiiwatani8576]

How many Japanese died in the war?　Tokyo, Hiroshima, and all major cities were destroyed by the US. 　However, Japan stood up for its future by manufacturing industrial products. The current relationship between Japan and the US should not be destroyed by these CEOs. Many of them have made the relationship between Japan and the US so much better and better. These CEOs should be removed from office immediately and a win-win-win relationship between Japan and the US should be established. This is a regrettable event. The Japanese people are disappointed.

[@vivliforia2262]

Do you know about Pearl Harbor?

[@hidekiiwatani8576]

Compare the number of Japanese deaths in the Greater East Asia War with the number of American deaths. 　It is not just about Hawaii and Hiroshima.

[@hidekiiwatani8576]

The Japanese are disappointed that an American would say such a thing. Brazilians?

[@hidekiiwatani8576]

Of course, American employees are important.

[@gorilla_meister]

He’s like an outdated, stubborn old man.

[@user-wr9lh4ly1n]

this is why Cleveland-Cliffs is the 22nd in the world and can only bid $30

[@m17zgmf02]

There is nothing to learn from him in 2025.

[@Ikumi193LC]

yeah, cuz he is still living in 1945. 80years behind.

[@匿名希望-q5m]

こんなのに買われることになったらUSスチールが気の毒だ... 買収金額も安いし、碌な扱いは受けないだろ

[@VandeRij-d3k]

Ok calm down CCP spy

[@匿名希望-q5m]

@ しょうもないこと言う前に高く買ってアメリカの力を見せつけて下さい！

[@VandeRij-d3k]

@@匿名希望-q5m calm down hiroshima. Nippon steel is funded by the Chinese CCP

[@匿名希望-q5m]

@ お前こそ関係ない広島のことなんか持ち出さずにcalm downしろよ 日鉄より高く買えないなら、cliffs社はそれ以下ってことだよな？

[@ちゅんれある]

It feels like watching a spokesperson from China or North Korea.

[@殴られるトマス]

He does have some interesting things to say. When Japan and China were at war, it was the US that helped China.

[@vivliforia2262]

Because Japan attacked and invaded China. 🤣🤣🤣

[@indy360indy]

Such a shame of American company

[@tokyoosakaossan]

単純に日鉄に入札負けただけでしょ？自身の経営判断の誤りを棚に上げて、哀れな経営者だこと

[@VandeRij-d3k]

No, Nippon steel is supported by the CCP. Good for the CEO to defend against Chinese companies like Nippon steel

[@VandeRij-d3k]

Calm down hiroshima😂 We all know Nippon steel is backed by the Chinese government

[@user-OmankoSeijin]

@@VandeRij-d3kLA🔥😎

[@VandeRij-d3k]

@ yea, and? ya'll upset because you can't spy on us anymore LOL

[@masterkey8417]

@@VandeRij-d3k Johnny Somali says something😂

[@hidekiiwatani8576]

Should propose a higher price than Japanese companies. An American company should purchase the product at a fair price. I believe Japan will provide the technology to the US. If you don't like it, please purchase it yourself at a fair price.

[@nickel_11]

stop lying and being jealous of nippon steel making better deal than ur company

[@greenearthblueskies8556]

💯

[@nebarex]

It's strange that the brazilian CEO behaved like a representative of the US and insulted Japan.

[@vivliforia2262]

Why is Nippon Steel so aggresive in this case? Nippon Steel is not an American company, you know. Nippon Steel should've buy out another Japanese company.

[@Polylanguage]

急速に日本人の対米感情が悪化しています ニュースに対するコメントを読んだらそれがわかるでしょう

[@persistentwind]

CCP party line. Drive division where they can.

[@zack7259]

​@@persistentwind别诬陷中国😂

[@mit9045]

いや？日本人はあの社長がブラジル人だと認識してる。 Xだとそういう日本人の声が多い。競合他社を排除するためにピエロになってるんだと思ったよ😂

[@殴られるトマス]

まぁ結局はこういうのがステレオタイプな米国人の考えなんだろうな ブラジル人だって分かってても、それが米国でCEOやってる会社があるんだもの

[@keikotunoda426]

I'm Japanese .According to Japanese comments on this issue most of Japanese seem to just condescend this man criticizing his outmoded speaking. And many of them criticize him as a racist. So just a one immigrant speech does not affect good relationship between Japan and USA. Although there are people who want to separate Japan and USA so that China can get benefit from the situation.

[@vivliforia2262]

Japan is an independent country. Japan doesn't need America.

[@vivliforia2262]

He is an American by nationality. He embraces American values.

[@katoken5965]

I’m very disappointed his comments. His comments were a discredit to the U.S. and his company for Japan forever.

[@saitetsu2]

Be aware! This CEO, who dwells on patriotism, is from Brazil, not the US.

[@HidekiYamane]

Well, it seems that Cleveland-Cliffs CEO doesn't think anything about current employees' happiness in U.S. Steel...

[@Godfather9814]

So they wanna offer a buyout of @$30 a share of US Steel? It’s currently sitting at @36 so i doubt US Steel would go for that let alone the shareholdere

[@fridaythankyou4082]

Only US30.00 to compete against Nippon Steal. Wow. Great business.

[@くがただ]

このCEOの下で働いてる人は、早く損切りしたほうがいい。1945年以降も学び続けているアメリカ人は賢明な判断をするだろう。日本人なら当然そうする。

[@VandeRij-d3k]

says the chinese working for nippon steel HAHA

[@TomMas8000]

Why is everyone so angry? He's a standard American. As an Asian, I believe that for the majority of westerners, they would be quietly happy to put a third one in the East.

[@williamblanton6116]

That Clff guy must have some deep pockets

[@liltarzan4755]

He’s Brazilian. This doesn’t reflect the American view and it’s disgraceful.

[@aburakadabura2]

He is Brazilian, not American. He is only interested in his own achievements as a company president, not in the national strategy of the United States. To achieve this, he inconsciously insults even important allies. I wonder if he knows that China claims that "Hawaii is the island that China first discovered, and it is Chinese territory!" For the sake of the US's global strategy, Japan has allowed the establishment of 130 US military bases within its borders, and has even provided them free of charge. The value of this is likely to be easily equivalent to 1 trillion dollars.

[@MK-ng3ir]

This guy has no idea what he's doing. Look at stock the price.

[@ぱるぷんて-y4m]

We Japanese people was sure, feeling the same exhaust note, enjoying the same vibes of TV games, with America. but He just thought us as underdogs of 1945. I feel just sad about it.

[@まきま-t4b]

racist？

[@Ayaki6166]

I don't think so. He just upsetting.

[@るブシャー-s6m]

日鉄よりマシな買収案出してから批判しろよ。日鉄を選んだのはUSスチールなんだからそれを政治圧力で潰すとかあり得んだろ。

[@user-mg3th4qn3e]

Where is he from ?

[@akira110]

He's Brazilian, he's not even American.

[@persistentwind]

​@akira110 and he's known for flipping companies from money pits to profitable behemoths.

[@yymtmktwn]

🇧🇷hahaha

[@HappyGM-R]

@@persistentwind Lol profitable Cleveland cliffs has been running a loss for nearly 2 years now

[@persistentwind]

@HappyGM-R known for... didn't say he was performing, and change takes time... they have made a lot of moves.

[@HH-qd1wu]

It is scary that most people do not understand that relying too much on tariffs will cause domestic industries to lose their international competitiveness and lead to soaring prices. The CEO should be logical. If things continue like this, there is no future for the American steel industry.

[@steveridge1564]

cliffs has too many mills. dangerous to have all in one hand.

[@sanmikazuki4358]

After hearing his statement, some Japanese people thought, "So this is how Americans think." No matter how hard Japan tries, it made them realize that, for some Americans, Japanese people are just seen as a target of discrimination. Some might say this isn't true. But if that's the case, then why do Brazilians who learned America's way of thinking still discriminate against Japanese people? It is likely because such ideas exist in America.

[@まちこ-x4b]

Talking about business and insulting our country is another story.

[@ydkw3009]

英語勉強中で、3割くらいしか分からんかったけど、日本の首相はそんなアメリカに対して悪口言う度胸ないと思う。日本人からしたら腰抜けの頼りない首相ですよ。

[@keikotunoda426]

そうですね。でも大丈夫よ。まともなアメリカ人たちが、嘘だ、日本の首相はそんなこと言っていないと、皆様コメントしておられますから。

[@ak-cf5ze]

年明け早々にかなり厳しいコメントしてましたよ。見てないんですか？

[@EugeneMaturkanicjr]

@ydkw3009 I Apologize for those comments, the man is RACIST!!

[@KURIIMUTIIZU]

日本差別ですか……

[@persistentwind]

The problem is it's 1 of 3 steel plants in the US and there is concern on 2 fronts that I have heard from better news outlets. First in the event emergency defense production act is invoked will the corporate leadership balk. Next concern if US and Japan both need the steel in an emergency who gets priority in wartime? I don't know where steel comes from for tanks, carriers, and nuclear reactors, but I can see how some of those metallurgical skills would want to be retained in the US.

[@VandeRij-d3k]

No he isn't racist. You should get over the fact that nippon steel is funded by the Chinese CCP

[@bbwings5856]

⁠​⁠@@persistentwindI think the answer is quite simple. As long as the factory is located in US, priority will be given to US. Even if Nippon Steel has an ownership of those factories it does not matter.

[@persistentwind]

@bbwings5856 not true, there are many cases where us businesses have changed hands to foreign entities when us businesses also made offers. In this case cliffs offer was not as good as Nippon steel and didn't really offer anything of consequence until after the governments ruling... then GC jumped in.

[@user-rudel]

非常に不愉快

[@VandeRij-d3k]

@@user-rudel no, you're just upset because Nippon steel is backed by the Chinese government. Hiroshima😂

[@aburakadabura2]

At first glance, he appears to be an American far-right businessman, but his nationality is actually Brazilian. He probably only sees the issue of his own selfish contribution in the competition between companies, and has no awareness that "Japan is America's most important military and economic ally." He himself is a threat to the security of the United States. If Japan falls, China will boldly emerge in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, and Hawaii and the West Coast will be exposed to a direct threat from China.

[@y_kom]

he is not smart,right?

[@caiuspostumiusturrinus1024]

I am not for backing out of a deal with Japan over a deal with the Brazilians... NO U.S. ASSET IS TO BE IN THE POSSESSION OF ANY FOREIGN NATION PERIOD!!!

[@うだつあっぷる]

俺はただただUSスチールの社員とその家族に同情するわ 変なプライドを持った邪魔者共がいなければお互いが望むようになれたのに

[@You-oc4if]

Even if you quit the acquisition, the penalty should be invalidated. The mystery is, shouldn't the U.S. government support U.S. Steel? Trump says tariffs will revive it, but I feel like it's going to be the opposite.

[@manamisue2284]

He’s Brazilian who wants to represent America..

[@麦茶-m3v]

The weakest dog barks the loudest

[@bravoedokko]

This man is still living in the post-war-propaganda era.

[@レイセオン-w5d]

Calling Nippon Steel ”Nippon” is like calling U.S. Steel "United States". Nippon means Japan in Japanese so it kinda feels awkward.

[@russellwylie]

Cliffs knows how to shut mills down.

[@shingenyu]

I am just appalled. He is evil itself. Is that acceptable in the U.S.? The U.S. keeps disappointing us.

[@Ogayos]

Going forward, US political discount needs to be introduced in measuring the US-corporate values in M&A trades. They should’ve produced high-quality steel products which China cannot mimic as Nippon and Arcelor do. In that way, they would not have been beaten by low-cost China.

[@Kやすだ]

From Japan, japanese firms are investing around 645,200,000,000 US dollars to USA even this CEO cannot detect the real situation,. Well, we may better to back off this amount of money for safety. Better to distinguish when talk on JAPAN Nippon, the one exists on here planet earth, or the other one which exists on mars of someone's dream.

[@vivliforia2262]

Japanese firms take more than what they invest. Why doesn't Japan sell Nissan company out to a foreign firm?

[@JapaneseAccentChannel]

6:23 ここは日本のメディアが紹介しないとフェアでは無い 今日本のメディアの取り上げ方はただの悪意ある切り取りになってしまってる

[@user-yx7ez5bb8n]

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[@あるくすかいうぉーかー]

lol 発売されたら俺多分それ見るよw

[@VandeRij-d3k]

@ calm down hiroshima. Nippo Steel is backed by the CCP from China

[@masterkey8417]

このコメント好き～。笑

[@ShunKatagiri]

日本は1945年以降も枢軸国のまま

[@davidmotyka2708]

I have been reading about the decline of the steel industry for decades.Foreign vs homegrown is capitalism at work.

[@Yasco-de-Jp]

Once he brought out WWII, the talk is over because his talking point has no basis. Nobody should live in the past. Only he wants to live in the past at the table.

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[@Z4N-Jesus]

日本製鉄はむしろ中国と距離を取りたくてUSスチールとの合流を試みてるのになあ。 宝山鋼鉄とは電磁鋼板の技術盗用があって訴訟まで発展してる。日本製鉄にとって中国はもはや信用ならない相手でしょ。 アメリカ合衆国の名を冠する企業が買収されることに忌避感があるのは理解できるし、その感情に起因して買収がうまくいかないことがあっても仕方ないとは思うけど、せめて正しい情報を元に判断はしてほしい。 この件で日米の分断が起きる状況こそがむしろ中国やロシアの望むことだろうと感じる。

[@sailorichiban]

💥💥💥NO TAX ON OVERTIME 👍👍👍

[@Hitman_45....fan.]

for years i thought maybe i was just unlucky, like financial success wasn’t in the cards for me. i did all the manifestation stuff-meditated, visualized, journaled-but my situation never improved. then i read Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane, and it was like this lightbulb moment. chapter 3 made me realize that my own energy was the problem, not the universe. i made a few small changes, and within weeks i got a freelance gig that paid double what i was making before. i’m not saying the book will do the work for you, but it gave me the tools to finally make things happen.

[@pinkostv]

I don’t see how the us gov would approve this since the issue is cliffs having total control of all blast furnaces and coke plants in the us.but we will see I hope all the mills stay open.

[@user-kk2fx5kiwi7]

You're the one who didn't learn anything

[@caiuspostumiusturrinus1024]

Nippon needs to just go build plants in Mexico.

[@asean1015]

The United States sells Japan large quantities of missiles and state-of-the-art weapons, so if there are any security concerns, then that should be the bigger security concern.

[@kashinaththomare3650]

i used to think manifesting money was just a fairy tale people told themselves to feel better. i’d tried affirmations, journaling, even vision boards, but my bank account stayed the same-empty. one night i came across Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane. i wasn’t expecting much, but as i got to chapter 3, something clicked. it broke down how my energy was actually repelling the abundance i wanted. i made a small shift, and no joke, within a week i started getting unexpected money. it’s not just about saying you want something-it’s about matching the energy of it. crazy how something so small can change everything.

[@basantamajhi4465]

i’ve always been that person who watches manifestation videos, takes notes, and tries everything under the sun, but nothing ever seemed to work for me. i was stuck in this cycle of frustration, wondering what i was doing wrong. then someone mentioned Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane. i gave it a shot, and honestly, chapter 3 made me stop in my tracks. it explained how my mindset and energy were completely out of sync with what i was asking for. it wasn’t overnight, but after applying what i learned, i started getting new opportunities, random gifts, even raises at work. it’s not magic-it’s alignment, and that book showed me how to find it.

[@robertgeiger7026]

Maria!!!

[@vivliforia2262]

American steel doesn't sell in Japan. Don't sell US Steel to Nippon Steel. The sale would only benefits Nippon Steel and Japan. If Japan insists, the US needs to cut the ties between USA and Japan.

[@User5551-i2j]

“You show weakness they take advantage” I couldn’t agree more. Let’s think what if it would opposite. Would Japan agree to be bought? They even protect convenience store from foreign capital so furiously. How about Nissan Motors which is about going bankrupt. And we are talking about Steel industry which is very important part of supply chain of military industry.

[@poligon8074]

Well then can Cleveland hold up the mills? $30 for a stock from Cleveland, $55 from Nippon Steel. Without bias towards the bidding country, you can clearly see Nippon is the better deal. If you really think US Steel should stay in the hands of US located company, then US government who stopped the sale should pay for its continuity. Trashing the contract only because of the name US Steel, then start whining how there’s no one to stop its downfall is ridiculous.

[@vivliforia2262]

Japan only uses Japanese standard. Japanese standard is "we should be allowed to 100% own foreign companies, but we won't allow our Japanese companies to be bought by foreign firms. Period." I don't know why so many people unhealthily praise Japan, even to the skies. Maybe they are just weebs.

[@AbelAguilar-x9c]

The Twin towers.

[@vivliforia2262]

UK and US are true friends. Both of them speak English.

[@indy360indy]

I wish he could go back to 1945 and learn something before he open his hasty mouth 😊😊

[@SoldiersNRprayers]

Current Management will soon change MAGA❤❤

[@hironaru]

Japanese dont know them are what in usa‘eyes

[@OmpieHickox]

Thank you to all the fire fighters who work so hard , first responders, law enforcement, national guards our nation is brilliant 💯❤️😇🇺🇸😇🇺🇸😇

[@Kやすだ]

Ahora estamos inventando un nuevo avion combate de Un piloto maneja 4 aviones,, tu podras verlo mientras durante estas corriendo a buscar mejores bancos que te presten dinero, Que se mejore pronto!!

[@NADEEMKHAN-os9wx]

Usa bijjness nda tha aamir anish wah

[@londobell9786]

The US-Japan alliance is different from the US-UK alliance. It is different from the Anglo-Saxon alliance and cannot be treated in the same way. Japan, wake up! Your true friends are nearby.

[@あるくすかいうぉーかー]

おっと。英国の悪口はやめて下さい。 グーレトなんだぞ！

[@織田うみ]

もう一回ヤルか😡

[@KurakuraKurarowa]

核持ってる国に勝てるわけないだろw

[@ResurrectionJP]

こいつはブラジルからアメリカに渡って戦勝国面している、ただの狐野郎だぞ。どちらにしてもその威勢は良い。良い根性だ

[@vivliforia2262]

In Japan's perspective, MAGA (Make America Great Again) is make USA a province of Japan. Thanks.

[@EricStevens-p3t]

@@vivliforia2262 Isn’t Japan an American satellite state though?

[@vivliforia2262]

For your information, Japanese work culture is as toxic as Chinese work culture. Low pay and overwork.

[@yukauni]

make america great again.

[@vivliforia2262]

The sale of US Steel to Nippon Steel only makes Japan great again, not USA.