China - Is marionette of Western capitalists? - The Capital War

[Avalonia]

Liang Shen Ping(prof. of Chinese University of HK)'s "The Capital War"

# Some examples of Western capitals in Chinese economy
* Goldman Sachs of U.S. monopolies production & distribution of Pork(most-favorite food of Chinese ppls) market
* Monsanto/Dupont of US & German firm BASF occupy more than half of vegetable seed market share
* UK-Australia jointed venture BHP conquered 10 out of 13 Chinese Steel Industry(which consists about 44% of China's GDP) Sectors
* Veolia of France monopolies its water supply service and purchasing mass transportation systems
* Monsanto occupies 85% of cooking oil market


<Summary>
The Past's imperialism was 'Territorial colony' made by war, and Today's imperialism is 'Economic colony' made by capital and monopoly union. western capitals already dominated China's agricultural production&distribution industry and Steel industry account 11.3% and 44% of Chinese GDP respectively and expand monopoly into the social capital industry. they praises Chinese economy as 'Chimerica(China+America)', but in dark side, their's hidden capital which controls marionette doll named CHINA.

Why China-product-bean became American and devastated Chinese bean industry? what is secret in American GMO corn and cotton seed? How Veolia monopolize Chinese water supply system and raise water price by 49 percents with no cost of investment and development? How wal-mart conquer Chinese distribution network? why U.S retaliated with tariff on made-in-China? above all, their is governmental strategies and powerful support in hidden side of their nation's capital.

 

[Hasbara Buster]

Vulture Capitalism has no future, eventually humanity will establish a more just and humane economic system. But only after hitting rock bottom and experiencing terrible inequalities, hardships, conflicts and environmental destruction. The question is when, not if.

 

[cnleio]

Stupid article, the writer confused the West and Chinese government of CCP.
In China here, main national economy firmly controlled by government companies built by CCP. Only parts of unessential economy allowe foreign investment, but still a China and foreign joint venture company. For example Wal-mar in China, they selled lots of goods to Chinese customers, 90% goods ”made in China“, and China also exported lots of "made in China" to American customers through Wal-mar to earning huge money. That Wal-mar earn money from Chinese and American customers, but "made in China" earn more money from America.

UK-Australia jointed venture BHP, they just sell ironstones to China iron and steel companies and China is the biggest customer for them, when did u hear BHP start to sell steel in China?

Come on guys to judge a country's economic good or bad, just need to pay attention to the consumption level of residents. How many goods buy in ur country by spending 100 cash, how much egg/meat/vegetable price in ur country ?

 

[Avalonia]

Stupid article, the writer confused the West and Chinese government of CCP.
In China here, main national economy firmly controlled by government companies built by CCP. Only parts of unessential economy allowe foreign investment, but still a China and foreign joint venture company. For example Wal-mar in China, they selled lots of goods to Chinese customers, 90% goods &#8221;made in China&#8220;, and China also exported lots of "made in China" to American customers through Wal-mar to earning huge money. That Wal-mar earn money from Chinese and American customers, but "made in China" earn more money from America.

UK-Australia jointed venture BHP, they just sell ironstones to China iron and steel companies and China is the biggest customer for them, when did u hear BHP start to sell steel in China?

Come on guys to judge a country's economic good or bad, just need to pay attention to the consumption level of residents. How many goods buy in ur country by spending 100 cash, how much egg/meat/vegetable price in ur country ?

i discover Chinese state-own firms overheads only financial and petroleum industries.(such as Sinopec, State Grid, and the giant banks) agriculture, manufacture industries, social capital, retailing, consumer services.... unessential? i think not.

 

[ahfatzia]

Liang Shen Ping(prof. of Chinese University of HK)'s "The Capital War"

# Some examples of Western capitals in Chinese economy
* Goldman Sachs of U.S. monopolies production & distribution of Pork(most-favorite food of Chinese ppls) market
* Monsanto/Dupont of US & German firm BASF occupy more than half of vegetable seed market share
* UK-Australia jointed venture BHP conquered 10 out of 13 Chinese Steel Industry(which consists about 44% of China's GDP) Sectors
* Veolia of France monopolies its water supply service and purchasing mass transportation systems
* Monsanto occupies 85% of cooking oil market


<Summary>
The Past's imperialism was 'Territorial colony' made by war, and Today's imperialism is 'Economic colony' made by capital and monopoly union. western capitals already dominated China's agricultural production&distribution industry and Steel industry account 11.3% and 44% of Chinese GDP respectively and expand monopoly into the social capital industry. they praises Chinese economy as 'Chimerica(China+America)', but in dark side, their's hidden capital which controls marionette doll named CHINA.

Why China-product-bean became American and devastated Chinese bean industry? what is secret in American GMO corn and cotton seed? How Veolia monopolize Chinese water supply system and raise water price by 49 percents with no cost of investment and development? How wal-mart conquer Chinese distribution network? why U.S retaliated with tariff on made-in-China? above all, their is governmental strategies and powerful support in hidden side of their nation's capital.

An article (blog?) with no link. Claims (bold part) with no reliable sources or any source to back them up. BTW who makes that 'summary'?

Hmm, this false flagger newbie has plenty to learn in order to establish credibility.

 

[northeast]

How stupid can a korean be,look this article you would know.Foreign investment only take About 5% of the pie.

 

[senheiser]

well its not capital but the fact that america can print as much money as they can while the whole world sells them real goods and recources

 

[rcrmj]

How stupid can a korean be,look this article you would know.Foreign investment only take About 5% of the pie.

this is another account of an Indian false flagger``his other two accounts were JayAlt and Korean, isnt that too obvious

 

[Hasbara Buster]

well its not capital but the fact that america can print as much money as they can while the whole world sells them real goods and recources

That's only part of the problem; Growth-based capitalism is absolutely unsustainable. Watch this;

The End Of Economic Growth (Part 1 of 3) Richard Heinberg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fMWwpI0MMA

And read this;

Anti-Capitalism in Five Minutes

http://www.counterpunch.org/2007/04/30/anti-capitalism-in-five-minutes/

 

[PITA]

1. If GS and whatever monopolies pork production in China, why is it that Agweek doesn't even mention GS at all. It mentions a state-own-enterprise that will have majority market share by 2015, government intervention in stabilizing production and prices, and even other privately owned Chinese companies. How odd is that? Lies! Lies, I tell you! The article as follows: China to up pork production

2. Monsanto owns, your butt? Oh wait, you were talking about GMO production in China. Where is my head? Of course we are talking about factual claims.

According to the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-Biotech Applications (ISAAA) China is only cultivating 3.9 million hectares for GMO crops (Executive Summary: Global Status of Commercialized Biotech/GM Crops: 2011 - ISAAA Brief 43-2011 | ISAAA.org). Also equally interesting is that the research institute, The International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, claims that China is cultivating 132 million hectares (In Depth - What is China's crop cultivation potential?)

Hmm, but how is that possible? The word half, which insinuates 50%, is what you claimed. That is a true mystery. Again, they must be liars and the world hates you because you're so brilliant.

3. Information about the ownership of Chinese steel companies happens to be something I love reading about. I love it so much that I found a website that lists the top 10 steel companies in China (China's ten biggest steel producers-China Mining). Of those companies only Shagang Group is privately owned and Hunan Valin Steel is unaccounted for. The rest are state-owned-enterprises. Wiki or google it, ya *bleep*.

This is madness, your psychic hotline has been lying again!

4. Why does it say that water sanitation and maintenance is state-owned on this site: Water supply and sanitation in the People's Republic of China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Of course it's wiki but the footnotes are there for you to verify. Go on...

5. I could careless about because it's all blah blah blah at this point.


And that, gentlemen is how you own a troll <takes a bow>

//<sniffs the air> Why does it smell like BS in here? Oh wait, someone's eating kimchi.

 

[XiangLong]

i discover Chinese state-own firms overheads only financial and petroleum industries.(such as Sinopec, State Grid, and the giant banks) agriculture, manufacture industries, social capital, retailing, consumer services.... unessential? i think not.

You obviously have never heard of Lenovo...