US ramps up B-21 stealth bomber production ‘to take on China’

[antonius123]

1, China's shipbuilding capacity is 30 times that of the USA(per year 12 million tons:0.4 million tons)
2, The cost of shipbuilding in China is less than half that in the USA
055's cost is $0.9 billion.
Burke's cost $1.85 billion.
3, The USA lacks manufacturing, their government spending will cause prices to rise. But China will not, our production capacity is seriously surplus, and the government's spending on warships will only stimulate economic development.
4, Chinese warships are 100% domestic, from electromagnetic ejection devices to soldiers' underwear, all made in China. Chinese warships do not need to spend foreign exchange, and all the costs will enter our economic internal circulation. Or maybe we need to import some iron ore from Russia?
5, The most important difference is that China's social stability far exceeds that of the USA. Can American people tolerate a further three fold increase in military spending? Can the greedy Military industrial complex accept that the USA does not enter China's arms race trap?

The biggest problem in the United States is the lack of manufacturing and social instability.
The biggest problem in the USA is the lack of manufacturing and social instability. We will challenge in these two areas.
In Chinese, danger=危机. It has two words. 危 means danger and 机 means opportunity. The Chinese believe that danger and opportunity coexist.
So we think the Taiwan issue is not necessarily a danger for China, nor is it necessarily an opportunity for the United States.
In another 20 years, we will know the answer.


The USA can prepare for the arms race. We will compete who has better manufacturing and social stability.
Don't die in the same way as the former Soviet Union, because it would be a great irony.
I forgot that the USA can print money, or another 4 trillion? LOL

The current US manufacturing capability is not a major issue for them; they still can build up military 2 times larger within a decade and challenge China in the arm race.

Remember that US can produce Dollar unlimitedly without much disrupting their economy compared to what other country including china can do, unless China/Russia can topple the US Dollar hegemony.

 

[MH.Yang]

The current US manufacturing capability is not a major issue for them; they still can build up military 2 times larger within a decade and challenge China in the arm race.

Remember that US can produce Dollar unlimitedly without much disrupting their economy compared to what other country including china can do, unless China/Russia can topple the US Dollar hegemony.

Do you know that the USA is now in severe inflation, and the USA has sent delegations to beg China to save the dollar system several times?

 

[antonius123]

Do you know that the USA is now in severe inflation, and the USA has sent delegations to beg China to save the dollar system several times?

Yes, but the inflation come from the consumer sector:

Inflation has been rising since November 2020, largely due to the reopening of the economy – which led to greater consumer demand, plus supply chain constraints.
Inflation Surge To Continue: Here Are 3 Reasons Why (forbes.com)

It suggest the inflation is temporary until the supply chain back to normal.

I dont know yet about US beg China to save the dollar system and how (by buying more US bond?), kindly show me the article.
But US indeed need to be careful with China & Russia effort to topple US Dollar hegemony, as it could ruin US blank cheque facility.

 

[zectech]

5, The most important difference is that China's social stability far exceeds that of the USA. Can American people tolerate a further three fold increase in military spending?

Bitcoin (BTC) To Be Worth $100 Million Per Coin By 2030?

Bitcoin (BTC) To Be Worth $100 Million Per Coin By 2030?

Hyperbitcoinization is a state in which bitcoin is expected to become the world’s dominant form of money. The fact that the digital currency is socially wired should work to its advantage when it comes to exponential adoption.

finance.yahoo.com

If valued more, that is roughly 1 billion yuan per bitcoin. cia is Satoshi Nakamoto, who owns 2 million bitcoins. That means Washington owns over 2 million bitcoins. Maybe 4 million. So when bitcoin is mandated as global currency where none can buy or sell without bitcoin, usa has 2-4 thousand trillion yuan. China's GDP is 100 trillion yuan. So Washington would be sitting on a void of bitcoin worth 20-40 years of Chinese full GDP. You can see the reason why I warn the Chinese that bitcoin is gonna be used as a tool to bring down China. 20-40 years of GDP to spend on weapons to impose an age of darkness where there is no military resistance to Washington. Washington runs the show.

Bitcoin took out gold and silver attack on the dollar that was going to end the usa empire. The same bitcoin is gonna be used to take out the rise of China, if usa military does not attempt this first.

This is a worse than nightmare scenario. Which is why I suggest have Ethereum fight bitcoin by having Ethereum have larger market cap. Have Beijing ok the buying of Ethereum to defeat bitcoin. And make it about liberty. Or China can go with gold and silver to draw investors to make gold and silver the anti-dollar play.

Even those who are supposed to lull you to sleep are even mentioning the idea of replacing the dollar with bitcoin.

Could Bitcoin Replace The U.S. Dollar?

Bitcoin is booming, but it won’t replace the dollar—yet.

www.forbes.com

For 100 years, it was a secret of who the owners (shareholders) of the federal reserve private bank that issued dollars. You think that Washington is gonna say, "We started bitcoin and own millions, ha ha ha, we are rich you are poor. Resistance is futile." No Washington promoted bitcoin as a way to get back at the cia and Washington, and pro-liberty and freedom.

Washington hides the secrets. And is planning to fool the idiots to accept bitcoin as the replacement of each currency. Then the whole economy is bitcoin, and there is no out. That is the plan.

What is China's plan to counter this.

Defeat the cia plan to make bitcoin the one global currency, and have a stronger military than Washington and allies, and China is safe.

There are many ideas to defeat bitcoin:

(1) ethereum
(2) China buying 2 million bitcoin
(3) have gold be the anti-dollar play
(4) Chinese sponsored new bretton woods of silver, gold; and for poor nations - copper and nickel coin reserves to back their currencies from currency price inflation.
(5) educate Europe, Islamic nations and Global South to be anti-bitcoin and instead pro-national currencies
etc

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

US has no money to build B-21 considering they are spending trillions doing useless PCR tests.

 

[MH.Yang]

Yes, but the inflation come from the consumer sector:

Inflation has been rising since November 2020, largely due to the reopening of the economy – which led to greater consumer demand, plus supply chain constraints.
Inflation Surge To Continue: Here Are 3 Reasons Why (forbes.com)

It suggest the inflation is temporary until the supply chain back to normal.

I dont know yet about US beg China to save the dollar system and how (by buying more US bond?), kindly show me the article.
But US indeed need to be careful with China & Russia effort to topple US Dollar hegemony, as it could ruin US blank cheque facility.

The USA can print money indefinitely, but what if these money can't buy enough goods? Then the whole world will enter inflation and eventually it will completely destroy the dollar system. The dollar turned into waste paper and returned to the USA, turning the USA into Zimbabwe.

Why did the USA print money without causing inflation in the past, but this time the USA only printed $3 trillion, causing inflation?

Because only China can provide enough products to quell inflation.
But if Chinese factories don't have enough liquidity, they will still produce at a normal rate and can't calm inflation. Therefore, the United States needs China to over issuance CNY to stimulate production. But this time, China didn't over issuance CNY.

 

[antonius123]

The USA can print money indefinitely, but what if these money can't buy enough goods? Then the whole world will enter inflation and eventually it will completely destroy the dollar system. The dollar turned into waste paper and returned to the USA, turning the USA into Zimbabwe.

Why did the USA print money without causing inflation in the past, but this time the USA only printed $3 trillion, causing inflation?

Because only China can provide enough products to quell inflation.
But if Chinese factories don't have enough liquidity, they will still produce at a normal rate and can't calm inflation. Therefore, the United States needs China to over issuance CNY to stimulate production. But this time, China didn't over issuance CNY.

As long as the supply chain work well, the US inflation will be absorbed by world; that means US Inflation will eventually become world inflation (including China), every body lost so it will be about who will last stand at the end. Doesn't matter China produce a lot of goods, China will experience high inflation too due too surge of product demand.

The money created by FED won't be channeled to consumer sectors like bailout in the past, but through government's military expenditures, therefore the surge will be felt more in military product price and their supply chain rather than in consumer prices. Of course consumer price will be jacked up too because some basic material used by military like steel, alluminium, copper etc are also used in consumer sector, but it wont be as severe as in the military sector.

The race take years or a decade, hence US can ramp up its factories that produce military goods including the supply chain.

 

[MH.Yang]

As long as the supply chain work well, the US inflation will be absorbed by world; that means US Inflation will eventually become world inflation (including China), every body lost so it will be about who will last stand at the end. Doesn't matter China produce a lot of goods, China will experience high inflation too due too surge of product demand.

The money created by FED won't be channeled to consumer sectors like bailout in the past, but through government's military expenditures, therefore the surge will be felt more in military product price and their supply chain rather than in consumer prices. Of course consumer price will be jacked up too because some basic material used by military like steel, alluminium, copper etc are also used in consumer sector, but it wont be as severe as in the military sector.

The race take years or a decade, hence US can ramp up its factories that produce military goods including the supply chain.

The factory obtains US dollars for export goods, and then exchanges US dollars with the bank into CNY. In other words, if Chinese factories sell $2 trillion in goods, China will also issue $2 trillion worth of CNY to exchange. This means that China has eaten American inflation. China's CPI is now 0.8%, and it really has the ability to eat American inflation. Therefore, if the United States over issues dollars, it needs not only a country to produce enough goods to quell inflation, but also the country's economy to eat American inflation. This country can only be China.
The USA has been printing dollars, while China can cut off the supply chain at any time, leading to the collapse of the dollar system. Do you really think dollars can be printed indefinitely? Also, you can google the recent rise of bulk commodities prices such as copper and iron. Bulk commodities prices rise fastest every time inflation.
Contrary to what you think, in countries lacking manufacturing, armament is the most stimulating factor for inflation.
The military industry in the United States has never been short of orders. Their high costs are due to other reasons.

 

[patero]

Why are you using a delusional source as reference here? L

Binkov is fairly objective and as a Russian doesn't favour the US in his clips. Which aspects of his breakdown do you disagree with? Or are you just being lazy and didn't even watch the clip?

 

[tower9]

I doubt that average Americans can find Taiwan on the map.

Most confuse it with Thailand.

A typical conversation about Taiwan in the US:

Guy A: Yeah I went to Taiwan this summer

Guy B: No way bro! Did you get fucked up the *** by a lady boy? HAHAHAHA

Guy A: Taiwan, not THAILAND Dumbass

Guy B: What's the difference? They're all chinky anyways.

Guy A: Yeah, fair enough. "Takes a swig of beer"

 

[antonius123]

The factory obtains US dollars for export goods, and then exchanges US dollars with the bank into CNY. In other words, if Chinese factories sell $2 trillion in goods, China will also issue $2 trillion worth of CNY to exchange. This means that China has eaten American inflation. China's CPI is now 0.8%, and it really has the ability to eat American inflation. Therefore, if the United States over issues dollars, it needs not only a country to produce enough goods to quell inflation, but also the country's economy to eat American inflation. This country can only be China.
The USA has been printing dollars, while China can cut off the supply chain at any time, leading to the collapse of the dollar system. Do you really think dollars can be printed indefinitely? Also, you can google the recent rise of bulk commodities prices such as copper and iron. Bulk commodities prices rise fastest every time inflation.
Contrary to what you think, in countries lacking manufacturing, armament is the most stimulating factor for inflation.
The military industry in the United States has never been short of orders. Their high costs are due to other reasons.

Yes, it can be.

The commodities surging price will be felt all over the world including China, so as I said it is everybody loss. But if the inflation is due to US printing money, then at least US would benefit from the goods they buy.

I never think that countries lacking manufacturing will have never has armament as the most inflation stimulating factor.

 

[Brainsucker]

Binkov is fairly objective and as a Russian doesn't favour the US in his clips. Which aspects of his breakdown do you disagree with? Or are you just being lazy and didn't even watch the clip?

Do you really believe that Binkov is a Russian? I don't.

 

[patero]

Do you really believe that Binkov is a Russian? I don't.

That aside, I am genuinely interested in how you believe a nuclear exchange would play out between the US and China. I'm not entirely convinced in Binkovs argument, for example there is the very complex issue of Nuclear EMP that he has overlooked. Who would this favor and why?

 

[Beast]

Don’t think China wants to lose cities over Taiwan. China may have a bigger population but it’s easier to kill them because it’s more dense. So for example nuking Shanghai could lead to 25 million dead alone. 200 cites nuked around 10 million per city.

China can easily nuke whole america. U want to play kamikazi over a small Taiwan. Go ahead. DF-17 is non interceptable.

The current US manufacturing capability is not a major issue for them; they still can build up military 2 times larger within a decade and challenge China in the arm race.

Remember that US can produce Dollar unlimitedly without much disrupting their economy compared to what other country including china can do, unless China/Russia can topple the US Dollar hegemony.

US dollar is based on others are willing to buy US debt. You really think US can print US dollar as many as they want? Then why US Congress discuss about debt ceiling cap?

 

[Brainsucker]

That aside, I am genuinely interested in how you believe a nuclear exchange would play out between the US and China. I'm not entirely convinced in Binkovs argument, for example there is the very complex issue of Nuclear EMP that he has overlooked. Who would this favor and why?

I don't know. I'm not an expert, and I'm sure nobody know how a nuclear exchange will play out between US and China. But I know that it means the end of both China and US as the strongest nations today. And the world hegemon title will be replaced by other country.