I would boldly say that no one really cares if the USA has no functioning government other than concern on their massive number of nuclear weapons. The failed coups in Bolivia and Congo recently show that the USA just continues their war behavior whether they have a functioning government or not. That's not counting the inflation export and causing pain globally, supporting wars and openly taking what they want. The USA had their chance after the USSR dissolved and they showed they do not deserve the power they have. The Chinese *might* become just as bad but they are showing themselves as a heck lot better (and heck lot more capable) than the USA.
China has a history in its several millennia existence has learned from its own past. China nor its government wants world domination. They want a win-win scenario for everyone.
The US government is the entertainment wing of the MIC, to paraphrase Zapa. The same people remain in charge no matter the façade, and the deep state keeps on with whatever agenda they have. Maybe these 'unintended consequences' are no more unintended than say, a never ending war in the middle East, and despite apparent loss, has an overarching goal... Maybe.
The saying: anyone can be a president in the US is particularly true, they left out the fact that billions of dollars needed to back them and the favors needed to be returned.
not poor decisions, it is their mind set since after the dissolve of Soviet Union. They want to be the only sole super power. Last time was containment of Soviet Union then Japan now China
The American political structures make this impossible. Voting will NOT remove the oligarchy in power because they're in both parties (in fact we should call them partners instead of parties).
They didn't TRY to "get even" They simply leveraged expertise to find an alternative. The fact that it's a BETTER alternative is incidental. The questions are, 1) Will OTHER countries (/Continents) pick the Chinese alternative as the best option for THEIR OWN advancement? (Any Government thinking logically should?) . 2) Will uSA (small "u"!) feel sufficiently threatened (Be sufficiently Butt-hurt) to take "extraordinary measures" in an attempt to regain position? Leading to the next question of 3) Will they be requested to "Sit down and STFU" by the Global community?
@@rogerstarkey5390 "incidental "? suggests the Chinese are lucky... but it's not luck.....Yes please... if only the global community will yell at the uS to STFU ... it's so frustrating with their non stop dramatics
huawei's softwhare have always been better/ other android and apple suck/ older huawei have alwaysw been better than newer iphone and android/ and newer huawei is even better.
As a Chinese American, I have been thinking how my sons continue to enjoy their lives as I have. The basic issue in US is that Americans are not in crisis mode about their economical system. Several generations of Americans enjoy the reward of the sole winner of WWII and develop complacency of being the best without working really hard. I am quite pessimistic that American people have to learn from an inevitable hardship to realise the differences between US as a nation and US as a hegemony. The world does not need US as the leader of the world and American people does not really care about that either. If American can focus on their internal affairs, we still have better foundations to compete fairly and productively. But, I guess our political system simply can not get rid of addiction of being a superpower. Therefore, it has to get a lot worse before getting better.
One would reckon that you naturalized to become US citizen soon after the Reform carried out by Deng Xiaoping, when you haven't got even the slightest clue as to what the US is made of and how it operates -- pretty much like buying a pig in a poke. As the saying goes, one reaps what one sows.
America was built on slave labor, everything immigrants enjoy now need to know the historical background and facts of the matter. Many inventions and innovations was taken credit by European Americans also. This is why history in school is being erased. The blood, sweat and tears of the true American struggle of the Foundational Black Americans. Most immigrants never heard of the Black Wallstreets African Americans built all across the US. The US uses non white immigrants as a buffer group.
There is an almost invisible consumer market who are even more patriotic than the Chinese in China. The Wikipedia term them as Overseas Chinese. These are 3rd or 4th generation Chinese born outside China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. There are 40 millions of them and they are mostly "filthy rich". If you have watched the movie "Crazy Rich Asians", you will know who these people are. These people grew up with their parents constantly reminding them that "the Tang mountain is your motherland". They still perform confucianistic rituals that nobody in China does anymore for 100 years. Rumour has it that they were instrumental in turning China around 30 to 40 years ago. Today, they are an invisible consumer market larger then Germany and France put together. They are mostly ignored by analysts and the main reason why analysts get China so wrong.
This is just another iteration of "yellow peril" myth. Learn how Chinese economics work. Also note how many people of different ethnicities, religions, nationalities prefer Chinese made products.
Exactly the topic (Overseas Chinese) I was thinking about just the other night. I'm in the u s , where there are 2 million plus of these people, so I was thinking how they can help their "motherland" and make differences economically (like buying china made products) and politically when it comes to elections, local and national. For myself, when I need to purchase a product, and when I have options, I buy made in china products only, because they have good quality and with cheaper prices.
@@MrMingsyin Precisely. If any business analyst bothers to break down the background of the buyers of Chinese EVs in Europe, they might get a better idea why imposing tariffs on Chinese products won't work.
The US has been using the Tonya Harding strategy whenever it finds foreign companies over-taking or leading in certain technologies. Toshiba surpassed the US as the world's largest chip supplier. In 1986, Washington issued a 2 to 5 year ban on all Toshiba products, saying the sale to the Soviet union had posed a threat to US national security. Washington targeted Alstom as it became a formidable competitor of General Electric in many countries. In 2013, Frederic Pierucci, Alstom's executive, was arrested by police at NY airport for authorizing bribes to Indonesian officials to secure a contract. Several other Alstom's top managers were arrested in the US on bribery charges. In 2014, GE reached an agreement with Alstom to purchase Alstom's power and grid businesses, dismembering the global industrial giant. Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Vancouver in 2018 on Trumped-up charges. Neither the US nor Canada has offered clear evidence to support the US allegations against Meng.
Oh I well remember how smug Canadians defended their kidnap and detention of a woman under American "request". "We have a fair judicial process" "She is living in luxury in her mansion" blah blah blah, the judicial process was we do whatever the imperium orders and it was okay to deprive a person of freedom for 3 years as long as she is confined to a Vancouver mansion. Disgusting. Makes me feel wonderful these days listening to Canadians bitch about how Trudeau is screwing the Canadian economy and social harmony. Good.
I remember the Art of War was widely read by US military officers before the Desert Storm in the 90’s. They must be so proud of their accomplishments that they started throwing it out the window.
@@TheFriend2u It should be noted that Sun Tzu never said such a thing; he advocated for an efficient, restrained, and wise art of war, striving to avoid unnecessary destruction and sacrifice. He emphasized 'winning without fighting,' pursuing the minimization of negative impacts brought about by warfare.
I live part of the year in Asia & part in the USA. When I go to Asia, Chinese EV cars are everywhere. Huawei is everywhere. All these sanctions are just making the Western companies more inefficient & like spoiled brat children they are becoming fatter & fatter. What is the number 1 software on the internet? It is TikTok, made by Byte Dance, a Chinese company my.
@@maynotbe The system AND POPULATIONS which voted for "them"(?) are as much to blame. and the fact that many have become "Social Media Headline Readers" ("ANTI social media??) and as such fall for the general Confirmation Biased spam headlines... Which I suppose could stem from the now generational lack of Critical Thinking... and now we're into the general decline educational standards.....resulting from (?) lack of infrastructure development over time... returning us to ONE difference between the Western and Chinese Philosophy?.... Which carries the now inescapable irony that China HAS effectively "Out-Capitalised the Capitalists"...? . A "Tangled Web" woven by those who it seems deceived us for decades? (And I DON'T mean the Chinese!)
I am typing on my Huawei Pura 70 Ultra. It is a bit difficult to install Google apps and services, but I managed to install everything. Also, it is a great phone, thanks to Washington DC. Btw. who is better at golf? Biden or Trump? 😂😂
The US has lost the tech lead that it once lead. The US tech industry is heading for the same fate as the US steel industry and in more recent times the US automotive industry.
US industries didn’t need rebuilding after WWII like Japan and Germany, and continued to use outdated equipment for a ling time. I remember visited one of the diesel engine parts factories in upstate NY around 2000, they were still using very old machines in a dimly lit building that’s probably over 100 years old.
@@CycOp The worst part is while the US industry has reached a state of monopoly and prevents new competition within one industry, they are encouraging competition between the industries which will only make the economy at whole more reliant on import. For example when president Trump and right now president Biden increase tax on Chinese steel it might temporarily save the US steel industry but it has a severe impact on the automobile industry because they are forced to buy the more expensive US steel. It's literally in the interest of the automobile industry to shut down the steel industry so they can go back to buy cheaper Chinese steel.
@@minhducnguyen9276 Good point! That partly explains why pickup trucks now cost over 70K in the US now. I see many UA-cam videos of parking lots full of unsold brand new pickup trucks. I remember pickup trucks used to cost less than cars back in early 80’s, of course these were rear wheel drive with Manuel, single cab no power windows or A/C.
@@CycOp There's simply no easy solution because the US government has missed their opportunity for an easy fix long ago. Building back the steel industry will take a long time and lots of investment with no return in the short term. The human minds are not used to the expectation of a return in the far future. The nature of competition also favors short term benefits over long term ones, as long as you squash your competition in the next year there's no need for any improvement for the next decades. The Chinese have been experimenting with many technologies that the US has abandoned deeming them dead end and they are constantly mocked with skepticism for that. For example, the Chinese are now researching aluminum based batteries as an alternative to lithium batteries. Aluminum batteries should have poorer performance than lithium ones but aluminum is many times cheaper than lithium and not to mention safer as a base material. While there's no concrete evidence that the Chinese will succeed in making them commercially viable but if they do it'll have a devastating effect on US made lithium batteries because the main advantage the US has in making lithium batteries is the US has easy access to cheap lithium from South America. But what if an alternative shows up in the market that is not only cheaper but also doesn't require a rare mineral that only the US has access to? Right now everyone is laughing at the Chinese but it should be a nervous laugh because if they happen to be right, they'd be the ones having the last laugh.
Commerce Sec Gina Raimondo recently said that when US companies and even our allies oppose our sanctions on China, she tells them the sanctions are about supporting 'democracy'. Oh, brother.
Seems like Russia is learning from Huawei and getting inspired to do the same. Now that the sanctioned countries are working closer together, thanks to the western isolation, they seem to be able to produce everything by themselves with lower price. Countries in Asia and Africa can rely on these sanctioned countries to sell them affordable products. I think it is fair for the underdeveloped and developing countries. We are still growing and fighting poverty in our nations, so we need affordable products from China, Russia and possibly Iran and North Korea. Hopefully products and services from them can help us increase our living quality.
I REALLY hope that China "requests" Russia to "Play nice... WITHDRAW from Ukraine and BENEFIT LONG TERM from participation in the new system". China could essentially "Suck the air" from the conflict. Don't give "the Bully" a reason, or the means to fight (No, I'm NOT talking about Russia now) . Russia could REALLY PROSPER 10 years from now.... IF they see the logic.
@@rogerstarkey5390 Who is the aggressor? Copied and pasted: During the discussions to re-unify East and West Germany, the Western parties sought to defuse Moscow’s fears that a reunified state in the heart of Europe would present a threat to the Soviet Union. Gorbachev only accepted German reunification-over which the Soviet Union had a legal right to veto-because he received assurances that NATO would not expand after he withdrew his forces from Eastern Europe from James Baker, President George H.W. Bush, West German foreign minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher, West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the CIA Director Robert Gates, French President Francois Mitterrand, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, British foreign minister Douglas Hurd, British Prime Minister John Major, and NATO secretary-general Manfred Woerner.
Remember Huawei is owned by its employees, if you part of something, you would give 200%, than just someone that get a salary. People working better because the goals is higher when you success.
@@ILoveTinfoilHatsfrom 2012 to 2021 US Companies did 11 trillion in stock/share buybacks From my understanding much of that with borrowed money Not sure why they picked those years only for that Stat last year it was 773 billion in stock/share buybacks
The US government said previously that it will compete, confront and cooperate with China selectively. So far, we only see compete and confront (with sanctions and import tariffs) which is failing badly. The US should try to compete & cooperate going forward and sit down to nego with China. Do not send Ms Yellen or Mr Blinken to threaten more "blowback" sanctions on China.
The problem? When uSA said "Cooperate" they meant "on OUR TERMS" There needs to be a realisation that they are no longer in the position to dictating terms, but must "stop the Rot" and ACCEPT the current reality before it gets worse and "someone" in "government" makes a knee-jerk reaction.
Notice both are Jews, both acted like the prime minister, my way or higher way, be on the menu or on the table mentality. I thought Jews had wisdom, now I think they are one notch below Chinese wisdom
You are making the assumption the USA actually knows how to negotiate. They have never done so before. They have never learned how to negotiate. They only know how to double-down. And since USA is controlled by corporate donations to the politicians, nothing is going to change until the corporations start to squawk. So they just open plants in each of the BRICS countries and keep US politicians in check to ensure company taxes remain low. They don't really care what country the products are made. Their mandate is to increase profits.
One of the most underrated aspects of Huawei is they are a fully private (can't buy stock) company owned by its employees. High tech marxism and it can't be stopped
But they succeeded with Toshiba and to a lesser degree Alstom which makes them think they could succeed with Huawei again. But Huawei is different and China different with a as big home market if not bigger, and the Chinese government is not a puppet of the U.S. government like the Japanese and to a lesser degree French government.
A report in bloomberg says top pentagon officials is lobbying to overturn the huawei ban because its imposible to do its day to day business huawei free, esp abroad. But congress isnt having it so our politicians are crippling our own military too
Hope China will lead the world into a better world order where ALL countries can do business together without the needs to sideline any weak or poor countries ie. third world countries. Will leaders of the world support a multi-polar world or do you want to be left out by the developing countries who only prefer a small group of rich countries trading among themselves ?
The danger? As "The Better World Order" arises, with those countries previously perceived as "3rd World" emerging, will those not willing to participate in the system they may see as a "Demotion" take action to try and protect (or rather "regain") their failing status? Mentioning NO names, of course..... "Interesting Times" over the next 12(?) Months.....
There is no difference between China, a developing country, and you, a developed country. We do not interfere in other countries' internal affairs. This is our communism. Respecting other countries means respecting ourselves.
Kevin, you should look into the recent history on how Huawei survived the sabotage of the US and the Oracle company, the company which supplied Huawei with it's ERP software. The reaction of Huawei on this sabotage was something the US and Oracle took completely by surprise.
How can anyone compete with the Chinese work ethic and more human resources than anyone can muster. Impossible! The Chinese own the present and future for sometime to come. I just hope they are benelovent world rulers
Even if US decide to unsanction Huawei, Chinese companies already know they can't be complacent and will continue to strive forward in innovation and development. The trade war was a Wake up call for Chinese companies. I'm glad Chinese companies are dominating because everyone will benefit because they will mass produce and make prices affordable.
China will benefit because the entire Global South will have access to Chinese goods. The Global North will continue with tariffs, sanctions and exclusions, thus restricting their population from access to state-of-the- art technology and products. The Global North will continue to fall further and further behind.
I've been watching these politicians double down on their mistakes because of pride, arrogance, or embarrassment, or probably a combination of all three. It has been terrible to watch, and terrible to see the consequences on us, the regular people. The UK is in a terrible state because we keep doubling down on these mistakes, most notably following US foreign and trade policy in lock-step. We didn't have to do that. We actively chose to shoot ourselves in the both feet with ridiculous sanctions that hobbled our industries with high fuel prices and set us back at least a decade technology wise because of a smear campaign. To be clear, not once was evidence ever produced to incriminate Huawei, neither by the US or any other country. This is without a doubt the worst generation of politicians we have every experienced. Statecraft and diplomacy has morphed into name calling, innuendo and outright lies. I can fully understand the frustration that you show on your videos. We should all be doing better than this, not just for our respective economies and people but also for our planet.
EU want to put import charges on Shein, Temu and AliExpress. Ordinary Swedes and other countries citizens will suffer. The product will still be available but middlemen will make huge profits.
India did the same to Shein and now Shein's products are available to India again but through the intermediary of the Modi backed Adani group, Indian consumers are screwed.
@@wongsy1704-- That's right. The gov't takes their cut and the consumer pays the higher prices. Then over time the consumer can't afford the higher prices and stops buying. Then the economy spirals down some more, and things slowly keep getting worse. But they will say it is China's fault. It's like the Twin Towers and Pentagon explosions. It was Bin Laden's fault. Although the terrorists were Saudi's. Interesting how a 4th building imploded when the 4th plane was brought down by passengers in a field. It did not make it to the 4th building but the building imploded anyhow.
One sniffs around the neck of young women while holding them tight with his middle fingers tickling the back of their waistline, while the other gropes women from under and behind and brags about it in public in the locker room, which was all recorded into tapes and later released by some radio station in the US.
The 2024 Pura70 is on a 5nm Kirin 9010 not a 7nm. The 2023 Mate60 is on a 7nm Kirin 9000s. This is very quiet in the western media. Look into Huawei own spec sheet.
Those expectations have been confirmed by a teardown of the Pura 70 Pro, conducted by tech repair company iFixit and consultancy TechSearch International. The teardown showed the series is powered by an advanced version of the 7 nanometre (nm) Kirin chips behind the Mate 60.
@@AIPretendingToBeHuman It's a 5 nm chip on a "7 nm" equipment modified to produce 5 nm chips. The Kirin chips perform like other 5 nm chips, so they're 5 nm chips. Simple as that.
We (the US) shouldn't have tried to kidnap the daughter of Huawei's CEO. Using your prey/predator metaphor, from Jaws The Revenge's tagline: "This time... It's personal."
But that is the USA's way. Everything is Proxy, so they are not directly involved. It was Trump who activated a 10 year old warrant. He could have done it anytime during those years. But Trump waited until she was in Canada, and coerced Trudeau into prosecuting. And Trudeau being as brain-less as he is, obliged.
You forgot the Chinese space program as compared to the U.S. space program. USA launched an orbiter, lander, and rover on three separate missions to Mars. The Chinese launch one vehicle containing an orbiter, lander, and rover to Mars. And it was a complete success on the very first attempt. In contrast the U.S. had three failed Martian missions. Then the USA banned China from the ISS. What did the Chinese do? Built their own ISS.
When they said "market distorting cheap pricing..", they are comparing prices from d expensive advanced economies which have high cost of production. But if let say India or Indonesia etc also produce d similar products which are cheaper than d Chinese's, then would they still say the prices of d Chinese are distorted?
Science has shown even domesticated pigs, after returning to the wild, becomes leaner, stronger, smarter, more aggressive and grow tusks in a few years.
There is no difference between China, a developing country, and you, a developed country. We do not interfere in other countries' internal affairs. This is our communism. Respecting other countries means respecting ourselves.
China is a continental-like country in size and population. China is self-determined in rectifying its place in the world after the destruction of Song Dynasty China. I don't think people appreciate the role China and Chinese people have played in the rise of empires. The Mongols created the Mongolian Empire locomotive by turning China's capacity into a war machine. The Europeans, especially the British funded their empires to a substantial degree by extracting the productive capacity of the Chinese and looting their huge treasury. The Americans created the neo-liberal order and the current technology golden age by collaborating with China and turned it into the factory of the world. The Silkroad was created only after the emergence of the Han Dynasty. Most fundamental technologies came from the Chinese. The only reason China did not emerge as another industrial giant like America did in the colonial era is because China was starved of raw resources from global trade and was actively suppressed. America is trying to restore the vestiges of the colonial golden age with financial domination alone, against the very people that invented paper money. America's prominence in the world has always been due to piggybacking on the world order created by European domination which literally destroyed everything. All of this is to say that no matter what era, China has always been a key player in the world whether they were conquered or self-determined. Americans are fooling themselves if they think they are indispensable in the same sense as China has been for 2000 years. China has the most secure borders it has ever had in its history, it does not have a need to expand anymore. If anything, you'll see China seizing maritime islands in the same manner that the Europeans did to secure trade routes, if America wants to forego its role as being the foremost naval power in the world. That probably won't be necessary as most countries want to do trade with China anyways and more and more countries prefer China when it comes to doing business.
I don't know why you still think US is the most powerful when it can't even defeat little countries with no military power. Just as well, stronger countries like Russia and China prefers not to make such boastful claim. They just are. 😂😂😂😂
Washington DC just doesn't seem to, or want to, understand that China has 4 X the US population and, pro rata, has 2 X as many STEM grads. That puts China starting with 8 to 1 advantage. US can slow down China tech, but it absolutely cannot stop it.
AND as Kevin described recently, they tend to invest it the "Small Startup" (Called something else) Rather than the established Giants, who are deemed capable of looking after themselves.
They've done it so many times to others and gotten away with it, they miscalculated that it would be business as usual. They are learning the hard way, IF they are learning at all which by the present looks of it, they are not.
Nah, not really. The US Senators and Representatives will be asking among themselves if TikTok is connected to the Internet during their next Hearing in the US Congress. 🤣🤣🤣
It's a joke and an illusion that the president alone makes singular decisions and runs the country, lol. People go crazy about Joe Biden now, why not think of Reagan with his full on alzheimers in his second term? And yet the country ran. The president is always just a figure-head, and these days they don't even pretend otherwise.
You call it predation but when anyone broadens their skills & capabilities beyond what others have done, it can be progress & benefit everyone. USA wanted to use its progress as a weapon to keep everyone else down. China & SOEs wants to share progress & encourage more availability around the world. It values shared prosperity as a way toward peace & further progress.
This is exactly what the US did to China with the ISS and now China has landed on the far side on moon 2x and have their own space station. America has a habit of creating it's own headache....
How would you like to spend billions of dollars to have the same two old guys to choose from as president in the past decade? That's American democracy.
China with its robust tech sector won't be crippled and subdued by the US restrictions. It would just incentivize China to further foster its transition towards whizzy cutting edge technology.
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I've always wanted to be involved for a long time but the volatility in the price has been very confusing to me. Although I have watched a lot of UA-cam videos about it but I still find it hard to understand
Don't make the mistake of thinking it was a "Presidential" decision.... OR that "A different president" (Small "p") would have done anything different..... In fact, IF you recall.... the previous "president" took similar action? Eh?
Once upon a time, a couple of hundred years ago when China was an agrarian community of farming peasants, it was easy prey to bullies wielding advanced weaponry and was easily stomped on and quashed. However, that was 200 years ago. The China of today has not only stood up but has millions of highly educated STEM graduates with hundreds of geniuses in the country and returning to the country. China is also not standing alone as she once was but has some 150+ trading friends around the world - and growing in number and stature among them. The U.S. is really, as they say, "pissing against the whirlwind" because China is no longer as reliant upon them as it once did in the 1800s through to the 1980s. To quote a famous line from the Americans themselves, "let's have more brain power and not go about guessin'" (Gene Krantz, NASA Flight director, Apollo 13) - sagely advice taken by China today when faced with problems hurled at it by the Americans themselves. China simply applied more brain power.
and many of them are unemployed or else in Jobs that are nothing to do with their studied discipline. One does not need quantity, just enough and of good quality. and imagination.
US companies have been propped by the foreign students since 1970’s, back then they were from Iran, Taiwan, India and Korea. Now China and India are to majority. With US starting to limit the number of Chinese students in the fields of engineering and science entering US (recently many were detained at the US immigration, and deported). US is again shooting itself in the foot and will be the one that suffers dow the road.
@@stayfree870 it does not follow that the pickings will be any good. Britain expanded University education but it resulted in a lowering of standards. the more students the lower the quality of lecturers generally .
The trade wars/sanctions actually help benefit (it creates a power vacuum in the local market, and somebody is gonna come in and take over), as it incentivizes development of the domestic technology industry which in turns "creates" new jobs for all these unemployed/underemployed engineering graduates.
I am very surprised to see that ignorant, narrow-minded and extreme people like Navarro, Bannon, Yu Maochun, Bolton and Pompeo can become the highest decision-makers in the US government. Not only do they know nothing about China, but the various policies they inevitably come up with to attack China violate basic economic laws and common sense and will not have any effect. In the Biden administration, except for White House Security Advisor Sullivan and Treasury Secretary Yellen, who are somewhat capable, the others are all good-for-nothings, such as Secretary of State Blinken (better than Pompeo) and Raymondo. The members of the so-called China Commission are the kings of idiots. Not only do these people know nothing about China, but they all come up with policies to suppress China based on ideology, and face up to China's reality.
Pussy man has 4 short years. Short term policy, sanctions , high tariff, protection policy and printing money will be up his sleeve. Allies countries will no longer follow his footsteps.
Looks like we keep shooting ourselves in the foot. We felt the pain but we can't see it because we're blind. So what does a blind man with a big gun do next?
I am so sick and tired of the lies that "The Economist" magazine is telling about China that I am turning to you for my quest for intellectually honest and informative contents about China.
I remember reading while Prez Xi was shaking hands with Prez Trump in Argentina and talking cooperation, the Huawei CFO was being arrested in Canada. Did Trump know of the plan to arrest Ms. Meng? I doubt China would trust the next US President.
SAP and Oracle use to provide Huawei with their products making hundreds of millions every series of products for them in the Good old days of 2005 to 2015. Now I believe they are direct competitors.
Kevin, there’s such thing as “gone in too deep” now. It would be too embarrassing to admit we are wrong. American government is super rich and powerful. There’s so much weapons at their disposal Kevin. They will try to win…at all costs.
I would say since 1960’s. After JFK, RFK and King assassinations, people started to realize the system may be deeply flawed, but can’t quite put a finger on it. And then Sports and entertainment (Rock & Roll) became their escape (or they were directed to).
How good, capable or sound can a president be if he even needs his wife to decide for him whether to continue campaigning for the second term. Trump is only slightly better, but equally unqualified. Can expect the next five years to be crappy regardless of Trump or Biden wins the presidency.
The fall of Rome. One of the causes of Rome's fall was that the colonies didn't need Rome anymore. As the provinces became more self-sufficient, their economic and political reliance on the Roman Empire diminished. This growing independence weakened Rome's control and influence over its territories. Additionally, local leaders in the colonies began to prioritize their own interests, further eroding the unity and stability of the empire. Coupled with internal corruption, military overreach, and barbarian invasions, the decline in colonial dependency played a significant role in the eventual collapse of Rome.
I would boldly say that no one really cares if the USA has no functioning government other than concern on their massive number of nuclear weapons. The failed coups in Bolivia and Congo recently show that the USA just continues their war behavior whether they have a functioning government or not. That's not counting the inflation export and causing pain globally, supporting wars and openly taking what they want.
The USA had their chance after the USSR dissolved and they showed they do not deserve the power they have. The Chinese *might* become just as bad but they are showing themselves as a heck lot better (and heck lot more capable) than the USA.
China has a history in its several millennia existence has learned from its own past. China nor its government wants world domination. They want a win-win scenario for everyone.
Not interfering other countries' internal affairs is a key point can ensure that China will not go towards Imperialism
"They do not deserve the power they have." 👍
The US government is the entertainment wing of the MIC, to paraphrase Zapa. The same people remain in charge no matter the façade, and the deep state keeps on with whatever agenda they have. Maybe these 'unintended consequences' are no more unintended than say, a never ending war in the middle East, and despite apparent loss, has an overarching goal... Maybe.
Well said!
The saying: anyone can be a president in the US is particularly true, they left out the fact that billions of dollars needed to back them and the favors needed to be returned.
The US is run by criminal cartels masquerading as political parties.
Democracy is bought with billions.
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Semiconductors, EV's, aircraft, hypersonics, infrastructure, 5G, etc, etc, etc total dominance in all disciplines.
Do the West want to push the Chinese into something like them. Being racist towards White people .
Don't forget solar panels, shipbuilding, shipping containers, rare earth minerals, drones, robotics, etc.
...and what's astounding is that China did it in a very short time! How is that possible?
Amd counting.
@leondee918 A million plus new engineers a year, and education that is catching up with elites scholars all over the world.
Americans need to "clean house" in Washington: Senate, House, Supreme Court and then work down. Regular citizens are paying for their poor decisions.
not poor decisions, it is their mind set since after the dissolve of Soviet Union. They want to be the only sole super power.
Last time was containment of Soviet Union then Japan now China
Just cap the political sponsorship or donation each candidate can receive.
All they know is how to be a slave master, as times have changed they're left in the past...ain't no slavery in 2024 Mr 🤡 master 😂
Ain't going to happen!
The American political structures make this impossible. Voting will NOT remove the oligarchy in power because they're in both parties (in fact we should call them partners instead of parties).
“Let China Sleep, for when she wakes, she will shake the world”…Napoleon Bonaparte…never put China into a corner!
“Don’t poke the dragon.”
"The problem with internet quotes is that they are often not true" Abraham Lincoln
@@hansolo2797 you never heard of this famous classic quote? gees where have you been? you must be a young kid.
@@csjmb6193 oh, stop drinking.
@@hansolo2797 oh, you uneducated one.
History will look back and say the US was responsible for their own downfall
They are their own worse enemy.
The New Roman Empire Is Falling.
It's always been so. The great empires always fall from themselves.
That's how most empires fell.
there really is no one else to blame is there
Huawei didn't get angry... they get even.
They didn't TRY to "get even"
They simply leveraged expertise to find an alternative.
The fact that it's a BETTER alternative is incidental.
The questions are,
1) Will OTHER countries (/Continents) pick the Chinese alternative as the best option for THEIR OWN advancement?
(Any Government thinking logically should?)
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2) Will uSA (small "u"!) feel sufficiently threatened (Be sufficiently Butt-hurt) to take "extraordinary measures" in an attempt to regain position?
Leading to the next question of
3) Will they be requested to "Sit down and STFU" by the Global community?
@@rogerstarkey5390 "incidental "? suggests the Chinese are lucky... but it's not luck.....Yes please... if only the global community will yell at the uS to STFU ... it's so frustrating with their non stop dramatics
huawei's softwhare have always been better/ other android and apple suck/ older huawei have alwaysw been better than newer iphone and android/ and newer huawei is even better.
@@dhfgh-u6gbullshit
Making Huawei the greatest is the revenge of the Chinese.
As a Chinese American, I have been thinking how my sons continue to enjoy their lives as I have. The basic issue in US is that Americans are not in crisis mode about their economical system. Several generations of Americans enjoy the reward of the sole winner of WWII and develop complacency of being the best without working really hard. I am quite pessimistic that American people have to learn from an inevitable hardship to realise the differences between US as a nation and US as a hegemony. The world does not need US as the leader of the world and American people does not really care about that either. If American can focus on their internal affairs, we still have better foundations to compete fairly and productively. But, I guess our political system simply can not get rid of addiction of being a superpower. Therefore, it has to get a lot worse before getting better.
One would reckon that you naturalized to become US citizen soon after the Reform carried out by Deng Xiaoping, when you haven't got even the slightest clue as to what the US is made of and how it operates -- pretty much like buying a pig in a poke. As the saying goes, one reaps what one sows.
America was built on slave labor, everything immigrants enjoy now need to know the historical background and facts of the matter. Many inventions and innovations was taken credit by European Americans also. This is why history in school is being erased. The blood, sweat and tears of the true American struggle of the Foundational Black Americans. Most immigrants never heard of the Black Wallstreets African Americans built all across the US. The US uses non white immigrants as a buffer group.
There is an almost invisible consumer market who are even more patriotic than the Chinese in China. The Wikipedia term them as Overseas Chinese. These are 3rd or 4th generation Chinese born outside China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. There are 40 millions of them and they are mostly "filthy rich". If you have watched the movie "Crazy Rich Asians", you will know who these people are. These people grew up with their parents constantly reminding them that "the Tang mountain is your motherland". They still perform confucianistic rituals that nobody in China does anymore for 100 years. Rumour has it that they were instrumental in turning China around 30 to 40 years ago. Today, they are an invisible consumer market larger then Germany and France put together. They are mostly ignored by analysts and the main reason why analysts get China so wrong.
I consider myself an overseas chinaman from Jamaica
This is just another iteration of "yellow peril" myth. Learn how Chinese economics work. Also note how many people of different ethnicities, religions, nationalities prefer Chinese made products.
Exactly the topic (Overseas Chinese) I was thinking about just the other night. I'm in the u s , where there are 2 million plus of these people, so I was thinking how they can help their "motherland" and make differences economically (like buying china made products) and politically when it comes to elections, local and national. For myself, when I need to purchase a product, and when I have options, I buy made in china products only, because they have good quality and with cheaper prices.
@@MrMingsyin Precisely. If any business analyst bothers to break down the background of the buyers of Chinese EVs in Europe, they might get a better idea why imposing tariffs on Chinese products won't work.
@@user-ym9od7kr4f
The US has been using the Tonya Harding strategy whenever it finds foreign companies over-taking or leading in certain technologies.
Toshiba surpassed the US as the world's largest chip supplier. In 1986, Washington issued a 2 to 5 year ban on all Toshiba products, saying the sale to the Soviet union had posed a threat to US national security.
Washington targeted Alstom as it became a formidable competitor of General Electric in many countries. In 2013, Frederic Pierucci, Alstom's executive, was arrested by police at NY airport for authorizing bribes to Indonesian officials to secure a contract. Several other Alstom's top managers were arrested in the US on bribery charges. In 2014, GE reached an agreement with Alstom to purchase Alstom's power and grid businesses, dismembering the global industrial giant.
Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Vancouver in 2018 on Trumped-up charges. Neither the US nor Canada has offered clear evidence to support the US allegations against Meng.
They also destroyed Italian industry under the guise of an anti-corruption case in the 90s, the same trick used in Brazil in 2016.
They also destroyed the British economy in the post WW2 years.
@@l3eatalphal3eatalphathe rulers of your country don't seem to think that was a problem.
Why the result is different for Huawei from all other companies? It's not due to the company Huawei but it's due to the country backed it
Oh I well remember how smug Canadians defended their kidnap and detention of a woman under American "request". "We have a fair judicial process" "She is living in luxury in her mansion" blah blah blah, the judicial process was we do whatever the imperium orders and it was okay to deprive a person of freedom for 3 years as long as she is confined to a Vancouver mansion. Disgusting. Makes me feel wonderful these days listening to Canadians bitch about how Trudeau is screwing the Canadian economy and social harmony. Good.
US have not read Art of War. Sun Tzu said 'When you surround an army, leave an outlet free. Do not press a desperate foe too hard'.
I remember the Art of War was widely read by US military officers before the Desert Storm in the 90’s. They must be so proud of their accomplishments that they started throwing it out the window.
@bknghiem
May I quote:
"And evil men will burn Nations to the ground, to rule over the ashes."
Sun Tzu.
They may have read it, but they don't understand it or follow it.
绝对正确的理解，我是中国人，我给你点赞！
@@TheFriend2u It should be noted that Sun Tzu never said such a thing; he advocated for an efficient, restrained, and wise art of war, striving to avoid unnecessary destruction and sacrifice. He emphasized 'winning without fighting,' pursuing the minimization of negative impacts brought about by warfare.
I live part of the year in Asia & part in the USA. When I go to Asia, Chinese EV cars are everywhere. Huawei is everywhere. All these sanctions are just making the Western companies more inefficient & like spoiled brat children they are becoming fatter & fatter.
What is the number 1 software on the internet? It is TikTok, made by Byte Dance, a Chinese company my.
Trump has made Huawei great again.
and Trudeau !
@@maynotbe
The system AND POPULATIONS which voted for "them"(?) are as much to blame.
and the fact that many have become "Social Media Headline Readers" ("ANTI social media??) and as such fall for the general Confirmation Biased spam headlines...
Which I suppose could stem from the now generational lack of Critical Thinking... and now we're into the general decline educational standards.....resulting from (?) lack of infrastructure development over time... returning us to ONE difference between the Western and Chinese Philosophy?.... Which carries the now inescapable irony that China HAS effectively "Out-Capitalised the Capitalists"...?
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A "Tangled Web" woven by those who it seems deceived us for decades? (And I DON'T mean the Chinese!)
Trump makes everyone great again, except the U.S.
I am typing on my Huawei Pura 70 Ultra. It is a bit difficult to install Google apps and services, but I managed to install everything. Also, it is a great phone, thanks to Washington DC. Btw. who is better at golf? Biden or Trump? 😂😂
@@BSnicks you
The US has lost the tech lead that it once lead. The US tech industry is heading for the same fate as the US steel industry and in more recent times the US automotive industry.
Techlead? Recently the head ai scientist from Microsoft left to start own business in China. Didn't know these were Chinese nationals. 😅
US industries didn’t need rebuilding after WWII like Japan and Germany, and continued to use outdated equipment for a ling time. I remember visited one of the diesel engine parts factories in upstate NY around 2000, they were still using very old machines in a dimly lit building that’s probably over 100 years old.
@@CycOp The worst part is while the US industry has reached a state of monopoly and prevents new competition within one industry, they are encouraging competition between the industries which will only make the economy at whole more reliant on import. For example when president Trump and right now president Biden increase tax on Chinese steel it might temporarily save the US steel industry but it has a severe impact on the automobile industry because they are forced to buy the more expensive US steel. It's literally in the interest of the automobile industry to shut down the steel industry so they can go back to buy cheaper Chinese steel.
@@minhducnguyen9276 Good point! That partly explains why pickup trucks now cost over 70K in the US now. I see many UA-cam videos of parking lots full of unsold brand new pickup trucks. I remember pickup trucks used to cost less than cars back in early 80’s, of course these were rear wheel drive with Manuel, single cab no power windows or A/C.
@@CycOp There's simply no easy solution because the US government has missed their opportunity for an easy fix long ago. Building back the steel industry will take a long time and lots of investment with no return in the short term. The human minds are not used to the expectation of a return in the far future. The nature of competition also favors short term benefits over long term ones, as long as you squash your competition in the next year there's no need for any improvement for the next decades. The Chinese have been experimenting with many technologies that the US has abandoned deeming them dead end and they are constantly mocked with skepticism for that. For example, the Chinese are now researching aluminum based batteries as an alternative to lithium batteries. Aluminum batteries should have poorer performance than lithium ones but aluminum is many times cheaper than lithium and not to mention safer as a base material. While there's no concrete evidence that the Chinese will succeed in making them commercially viable but if they do it'll have a devastating effect on US made lithium batteries because the main advantage the US has in making lithium batteries is the US has easy access to cheap lithium from South America. But what if an alternative shows up in the market that is not only cheaper but also doesn't require a rare mineral that only the US has access to? Right now everyone is laughing at the Chinese but it should be a nervous laugh because if they happen to be right, they'd be the ones having the last laugh.
Commerce Sec Gina Raimondo recently said that when US companies and even our allies oppose our sanctions on China, she tells them the sanctions are about supporting 'democracy'. Oh, brother.
Seems like Russia is learning from Huawei and getting inspired to do the same. Now that the sanctioned countries are working closer together, thanks to the western isolation, they seem to be able to produce everything by themselves with lower price. Countries in Asia and Africa can rely on these sanctioned countries to sell them affordable products. I think it is fair for the underdeveloped and developing countries. We are still growing and fighting poverty in our nations, so we need affordable products from China, Russia and possibly Iran and North Korea. Hopefully products and services from them can help us increase our living quality.
if you sanction everyone you sanction yourself lol
I REALLY hope that China "requests" Russia to "Play nice... WITHDRAW from Ukraine and BENEFIT LONG TERM from participation in the new system".
China could essentially "Suck the air" from the conflict.
Don't give "the Bully" a reason, or the means to fight (No, I'm NOT talking about Russia now)
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Russia could REALLY PROSPER 10 years from now.... IF they see the logic.
@@rogerstarkey5390 Who is the aggressor?
Copied and pasted:
During the discussions to re-unify East and West Germany, the Western parties sought to defuse Moscow’s fears that a reunified state in the heart of Europe would present a threat to the Soviet Union. Gorbachev only accepted German reunification-over which the Soviet Union had a legal right to veto-because he received assurances that NATO would not expand after he withdrew his forces from Eastern Europe from James Baker, President George H.W. Bush, West German foreign minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher, West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the CIA Director Robert Gates, French President Francois Mitterrand, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, British foreign minister Douglas Hurd, British Prime Minister John Major, and NATO secretary-general Manfred Woerner.
@@yunko9369
You mean in Crimea? Or Ukraine?
@@rogerstarkey5390 Who do you think? Guess the assurance and promise from the world leaders mean nothing!
BEN NORTON did a good Video yesterday on China and how it works...
Now a resident of Beijing since 2023.
He has now deepened his connections with people in the know from an economics POV
Give us a clue
Ben need to short out the money discrepancy with Mr. Max Blumenthal. I stopped watching ben after that incident.
@@FrankiePo89 Why are you too concern about other people issues that would not impact you directly? Nonsense!
@@FrankiePo89 strange interference in other peoples private business!
Remember Huawei is owned by its employees, if you part of something, you would give 200%, than just someone that get a salary. People working better because the goals is higher when you success.
Good point.
So do almost all US tech companies... A significant portion of pay is in stock
@@ILoveTinfoilHats but stock doesn't grow with innovation but with financialization. Eating your company by bubbling stock prices.
@@bertanelson8062 that's just wrong
@@ILoveTinfoilHatsfrom 2012 to 2021
US Companies did 11 trillion in stock/share buybacks
From my understanding much of that with borrowed money
Not sure why they picked those years only for that Stat last year it was 773 billion in stock/share buybacks
China learnt a big lesson when they ignored Superior technology due to Pride and Complacency (opium wars) , that will never happen again .
It's reversed now... Usa=pride and complacency. China=open to learning new stuff and reaching totally out to the whole world, via BRI brics etc
That time was a special case in the long history of China… China was colonized by barbarians
They also resolved to study why USSR failed, and learn from their mistakes.
Probably will in 300 years. Dynasties rarely survive beyond few hundred yrs
Amen. Never Again.
Shhh! Don't interrupt your opponent while he's busy destroying himself. And don't let him know he's destroying himself if he hasn't realized it yet.
The US government said previously that it will compete, confront and cooperate with China selectively. So far, we only see compete and confront (with sanctions and import tariffs) which is failing badly. The US should try to compete & cooperate going forward and sit down to nego with China. Do not send Ms Yellen or Mr Blinken to threaten more "blowback" sanctions on China.
The problem?
When uSA said "Cooperate" they meant "on OUR TERMS"
There needs to be a realisation that they are no longer in the position to dictating terms, but must "stop the Rot" and ACCEPT the current reality before it gets worse and "someone" in "government" makes a knee-jerk reaction.
Notice both are Jews, both acted like the prime minister, my way or higher way, be on the menu or on the table mentality. I thought Jews had wisdom, now I think they are one notch below Chinese wisdom
You are making the assumption the USA actually knows how to negotiate. They have never done so before. They have never learned how to negotiate. They only know how to double-down. And since USA is controlled by corporate donations to the politicians, nothing is going to change until the corporations start to squawk. So they just open plants in each of the BRICS countries and keep US politicians in check to ensure company taxes remain low. They don't really care what country the products are made. Their mandate is to increase profits.
Isn't it an old proverb "What does not kill me makes me stronger". They wern't so dumb in the past.
It's German
@@stephenc6568 How come they are acating so dumb now? Seems they have forgotten their own advice? Duurrr.
@@Leningrad_Underground Previous success drives them crazy
One of the most underrated aspects of Huawei is they are a fully private (can't buy stock) company owned by its employees. High tech marxism and it can't be stopped
Like they did with Toshiba. 💩
And France Alstrom
But they succeeded with Toshiba and to a lesser degree Alstom which makes them think they could succeed with Huawei again. But Huawei is different and China different with a as big home market if not bigger, and the Chinese government is not a puppet of the U.S. government like the Japanese and to a lesser degree French government.
Sadly Toshiba has just recently been delisted in Japan, and may be sold off completely soon.
@@theinfralink6598 chinese don't have aipac babysitters 😆
@@moiramaine8986 "aipac babysitters"?
Please do elaborate about that.
The sanctions accelerated Huawei’s technology advances. They already were world class leaders
A report in bloomberg says top pentagon officials is lobbying to overturn the huawei ban because its imposible to do its day to day business huawei free, esp abroad. But congress isnt having it so our politicians are crippling our own military too
The irony of the Military being less aggressive than the Government?
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Nobody comes even close....
Thanks for all your invaluable insights. I appreciate it very much...
Sean Foo is good
Hope China will lead the world into a better world order where ALL countries can do business together without the needs to sideline any weak or poor countries ie. third world countries.
Will leaders of the world support a multi-polar world or do you want to be left out by the developing countries who only prefer a small group of rich countries trading among themselves ?
It is already happening - it is called BRICS and Belt & Road Initiative.
The danger?
As "The Better World Order" arises, with those countries previously perceived as "3rd World" emerging, will those not willing to participate in the system they may see as a "Demotion" take action to try and protect (or rather "regain") their failing status?
Mentioning NO names, of course.....
"Interesting Times" over the next 12(?) Months.....
China has led East Asia for 2,000 years and remains the most peaceful and civilized region in the world.
There is no difference between China, a developing country, and you, a developed country. We do not interfere in other countries' internal affairs. This is our communism. Respecting other countries means respecting ourselves.
@@YOLO-Wild_Child your comment wasn't clear, were you talking on behalf of the west or China ?
Kevin, you should look into the recent history on how Huawei survived the sabotage of the US and the Oracle company, the company which supplied Huawei with it's ERP software. The reaction of Huawei on this sabotage was something the US and Oracle took completely by surprise.
I believe he already has.... quite recently
Huawei launched MetaERP on April 24, 2023
For first time in history, we have detail accounts how one super power declined and another rise.
How can anyone compete with the Chinese work ethic and more human resources than anyone can muster. Impossible! The Chinese own the present and future for sometime to come. I just hope they are benelovent world rulers
China has led East Asia for 2,000 years and remains the most peaceful and civilized region in the world.
Even if US decide to unsanction Huawei, Chinese companies already know they can't be complacent and will continue to strive forward in innovation and development. The trade war was a Wake up call for Chinese companies. I'm glad Chinese companies are dominating because everyone will benefit because they will mass produce and make prices affordable.
China will benefit because the entire Global South will have access to Chinese goods. The Global North will continue with tariffs, sanctions and exclusions, thus restricting their population from access to state-of-the- art technology and products. The Global North will continue to fall further and further behind.
I've been watching these politicians double down on their mistakes because of pride, arrogance, or embarrassment, or probably a combination of all three.
It has been terrible to watch, and terrible to see the consequences on us, the regular people. The UK is in a terrible state because we keep doubling down on these mistakes, most notably following US foreign and trade policy in lock-step. We didn't have to do that. We actively chose to shoot ourselves in the both feet with ridiculous sanctions
that hobbled our industries with high fuel prices and set us back at least a decade technology wise because of a smear campaign. To be clear, not once was evidence ever produced to incriminate Huawei, neither by the US or any other country.
This is without a doubt the worst generation of politicians we have every experienced. Statecraft and diplomacy has morphed into name calling, innuendo and outright lies.
I can fully understand the frustration that you show on your videos. We should all be doing better than this, not just for our respective economies and people but also for our planet.
And it's GENERAL ELECTION DAY......... (sigh)
👏👏👏👏
@kamyuen1478
May I share this quote:
"And evil men will burn Nations to the ground, to rule over the ashes."
Sun Tzu.
EU want to put import charges on Shein, Temu and AliExpress. Ordinary Swedes and other countries citizens will suffer. The product will still be available but middlemen will make huge profits.
India did the same to Shein and now Shein's products are available to India again but through the intermediary of the Modi backed Adani group, Indian consumers are screwed.
EU has socialist instincts. That is why eventual failure is inevitable.
@@wongsy1704-- That's right. The gov't takes their cut and the consumer pays the higher prices. Then over time the consumer can't afford the higher prices and stops buying. Then the economy spirals down some more, and things slowly keep getting worse. But they will say it is China's fault.
It's like the Twin Towers and Pentagon explosions. It was Bin Laden's fault. Although the terrorists were Saudi's. Interesting how a 4th building imploded when the 4th plane was brought down by passengers in a field. It did not make it to the 4th building but the building imploded anyhow.
Senile Joe and narcissist Don.
One sniffs around the neck of young women while holding them tight with his middle fingers tickling the back of their waistline, while the other gropes women from under and behind and brags about it in public in the locker room, which was all recorded into tapes and later released by some radio station in the US.
And the supreme joke. The kingmakers.
That's borderline senile narcissist Don....
Where will HE be in 4 years? (I mean mental state)
Either one of them will be able to make MAGA.
All they do is to run the over capacity USD printing press to keep their economy going.
Hope they don’t add the CLUELESS Harris
The 2024 Pura70 is on a 5nm Kirin 9010 not a 7nm. The 2023 Mate60 is on a 7nm Kirin 9000s. This is very quiet in the western media. Look into Huawei own spec sheet.
Those expectations have been confirmed by a teardown of the Pura 70 Pro, conducted by tech repair company iFixit and consultancy TechSearch International. The teardown showed the series is powered by an advanced version of the 7 nanometre (nm) Kirin chips behind the Mate 60.
@@AIPretendingToBeHuman It's a 5 nm chip on a "7 nm" equipment modified to produce 5 nm chips. The Kirin chips perform like other 5 nm chips, so they're 5 nm chips. Simple as that.
We (the US) shouldn't have tried to kidnap the daughter of Huawei's CEO. Using your prey/predator metaphor, from Jaws The Revenge's tagline: "This time... It's personal."
But that is the USA's way. Everything is Proxy, so they are not directly involved. It was Trump who activated a 10 year old warrant. He could have done it anytime during those years. But Trump waited until she was in Canada, and coerced Trudeau into prosecuting. And Trudeau being as brain-less as he is, obliged.
You forgot the Chinese space program as compared to the U.S. space program. USA launched an orbiter, lander, and rover on three separate missions to Mars. The Chinese launch one vehicle containing an orbiter, lander, and rover to Mars. And it was a complete success on the very first attempt. In contrast the U.S. had three failed Martian missions. Then the USA banned China from the ISS. What did the Chinese do? Built their own ISS.
When they said "market distorting cheap pricing..", they are comparing prices from d expensive advanced economies which have high cost of production. But if let say India or Indonesia etc also produce d similar products which are cheaper than d Chinese's, then would they still say the prices of d Chinese are distorted?
What they mean is "More affordable with no opportunity for uSA to capitalise/ Profit" (While with lower COGS, China can)
@@rogerstarkey5390 What's COGS?
@@wataric1600
Cost Of Goods Sold
(Cost to the company of making the product)
Science has shown even domesticated pigs, after returning to the wild, becomes leaner, stronger, smarter, more aggressive and grow tusks in a few years.
Just look at Texas wild hogs infestation
US Foreign policy should be called : Whole a path into darkness
“What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger”
The US also pushed Russia into a corner over Ukraine and forced Russia to react.
Today Russia's economy is better than all the countries in the West! What irony! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
There is no difference between China, a developing country, and you, a developed country. We do not interfere in other countries' internal affairs. This is our communism. Respecting other countries means respecting ourselves.
China is a continental-like country in size and population. China is self-determined in rectifying its place in the world after the destruction of Song Dynasty China. I don't think people appreciate the role China and Chinese people have played in the rise of empires. The Mongols created the Mongolian Empire locomotive by turning China's capacity into a war machine. The Europeans, especially the British funded their empires to a substantial degree by extracting the productive capacity of the Chinese and looting their huge treasury. The Americans created the neo-liberal order and the current technology golden age by collaborating with China and turned it into the factory of the world.
The Silkroad was created only after the emergence of the Han Dynasty. Most fundamental technologies came from the Chinese. The only reason China did not emerge as another industrial giant like America did in the colonial era is because China was starved of raw resources from global trade and was actively suppressed. America is trying to restore the vestiges of the colonial golden age with financial domination alone, against the very people that invented paper money. America's prominence in the world has always been due to piggybacking on the world order created by European domination which literally destroyed everything.
All of this is to say that no matter what era, China has always been a key player in the world whether they were conquered or self-determined. Americans are fooling themselves if they think they are indispensable in the same sense as China has been for 2000 years. China has the most secure borders it has ever had in its history, it does not have a need to expand anymore. If anything, you'll see China seizing maritime islands in the same manner that the Europeans did to secure trade routes, if America wants to forego its role as being the foremost naval power in the world. That probably won't be necessary as most countries want to do trade with China anyways and more and more countries prefer China when it comes to doing business.
Just 2 old man with atrocious records of success battling for the presidency of most powerful country on the planet. Who could have wished?
Remember The Muppet Show?
2 Old Guys in the balcony talking rubbish?
It would be sad if it wasn't so POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS!
I don't know why you still think US is the most powerful when it can't even defeat little countries with no military power. Just as well, stronger countries like Russia and China prefers not to make such boastful claim. They just are. 😂😂😂😂
The US must be like "But it worked with Japan! 😭".
Washington DC just doesn't seem to, or want to, understand that China has 4 X the US population and, pro rata, has 2 X as many STEM grads. That puts China starting with 8 to 1 advantage. US can slow down China tech, but it absolutely cannot stop it.
AND as Kevin described recently, they tend to invest it the "Small Startup" (Called something else) Rather than the established Giants, who are deemed capable of looking after themselves.
China doesn't understand that the usa has 5000.nuclear bombs and china about 400😂
@@chaoskid1211 There is no essential difference between blowing up the earth once with 400 bombs and blowing up the earth with 5,000 bombs 10 times.
@@oyakefire sure there is. We have more spares
@@chaoskid1211 China has never announced how many nuclear bombs it has. Outsiders speculated that there were 400, and that was many years ago.
They've done it so many times to others and gotten away with it, they miscalculated that it would be business as usual. They are learning the hard way, IF they are learning at all which by the present looks of it, they are not.
Meanwhile the US senators still figuring out what else to sanction next
Nah, not really. The US Senators and Representatives will be asking among themselves if TikTok is connected to the Internet during their next Hearing in the US Congress. 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly. Who has been running the country all this while? Scary
watch judge Napolitano and guests , its the iesraylees!😪
The deep state. Finance by the military complex, pharma and others.
JFK was gotten rid off because he think for himself.
Obama, Clinton and Harris 😂😂😂
The shareholders
It's a joke and an illusion that the president alone makes singular decisions and runs the country, lol. People go crazy about Joe Biden now, why not think of Reagan with his full on alzheimers in his second term? And yet the country ran. The president is always just a figure-head, and these days they don't even pretend otherwise.
You call it predation but when anyone broadens their skills & capabilities beyond what others have done, it can be progress & benefit everyone. USA wanted to use its progress as a weapon to keep everyone else down. China & SOEs wants to share progress & encourage more availability around the world. It values shared prosperity as a way toward peace & further progress.
This is exactly what the US did to China with the ISS and now China has landed on the far side on moon 2x and have their own space station. America has a habit of creating it's own headache....
"What doesn't kill me makes me stronger!" Huawei didn't coin this phrase but is a living example of it.
How would you like to spend billions of dollars to have the same two old guys to choose from as president in the past decade? That's American democracy.
China with its robust tech sector won't be crippled and subdued by the US restrictions. It would just incentivize China to further foster its transition towards whizzy cutting edge technology.
What human can overcome, makes them stronger...
Chinese are persistent, trying many methods till it works. If failed, they know why...
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It worked against Japan, but against China is going to be much harder.
It's actually not possible.
Because Japan is not an independent country…sadly.
Don't worry. The lobbyists are in full control and have been for a long time now.
How can the US president consider the second order effects of sanctions when he cannot even finish his own sentences?
Don't make the mistake of thinking it was a "Presidential" decision.... OR that "A different president" (Small "p") would have done anything different..... In fact, IF you recall.... the previous "president" took similar action?
Eh?
this channel is very quickly becoming one of my main daily go-to channels for news on China business. thanks for the work, mate
American darkest hours are due to bad foreign policy and corrupt governance of country. American lost this due to own negligence.
Western chip (machine) makers can start make fish&chips machines.
"Cheap as Chips"
Old UK expression... however "Chips" (To you, "Fries") are now quite expensive.... like most things since BrexTwit.
Once upon a time, a couple of hundred years ago when China was an agrarian community of farming peasants, it was easy prey to bullies wielding advanced weaponry and was easily stomped on and quashed. However, that was 200 years ago. The China of today has not only stood up but has millions of highly educated STEM graduates with hundreds of geniuses in the country and returning to the country. China is also not standing alone as she once was but has some 150+ trading friends around the world - and growing in number and stature among them. The U.S. is really, as they say, "pissing against the whirlwind" because China is no longer as reliant upon them as it once did in the 1800s through to the 1980s. To quote a famous line from the Americans themselves, "let's have more brain power and not go about guessin'" (Gene Krantz, NASA Flight director, Apollo 13) - sagely advice taken by China today when faced with problems hurled at it by the Americans themselves. China simply applied more brain power.
Kevin, I wish smart people like you are part of the economic policy maker of our nation.
🤣 When China graduates more STEM students every year than the world combine!
and many of them are unemployed or else in Jobs that are nothing to do with their studied discipline. One does not need quantity, just enough and of good quality. and imagination.
With quantity you'll have more pickings.
US companies have been propped by the foreign students since 1970’s, back then they were from Iran, Taiwan, India and Korea. Now China and India are to majority. With US starting to limit the number of Chinese students in the fields of engineering and science entering US (recently many were detained at the US immigration, and deported). US is again shooting itself in the foot and will be the one that suffers dow the road.
@@stayfree870 it does not follow that the pickings will be any good. Britain expanded University education but it resulted in a lowering of standards. the more students the lower the quality of lecturers generally .
The trade wars/sanctions actually help benefit (it creates a power vacuum in the local market, and somebody is gonna come in and take over), as it incentivizes development of the domestic technology industry which in turns "creates" new jobs for all these unemployed/underemployed engineering graduates.
Remember Tonya Harding ? She whacked her competitor's leg but still didn't win. 😂😂😂
a most interesting update on tech scene in china.
What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger
Hi Kevin, I hope president Trump would point you as his chief strategist instead of Steve Bannon this time around.
No. Trump wants China destroyed but Kevin would ask him to work with them.
I am very surprised to see that ignorant, narrow-minded and extreme people like Navarro, Bannon, Yu Maochun, Bolton and Pompeo can become the highest decision-makers in the US government. Not only do they know nothing about China, but the various policies they inevitably come up with to attack China violate basic economic laws and common sense and will not have any effect. In the Biden administration, except for White House Security Advisor Sullivan and Treasury Secretary Yellen, who are somewhat capable, the others are all good-for-nothings, such as Secretary of State Blinken (better than Pompeo) and Raymondo. The members of the so-called China Commission are the kings of idiots. Not only do these people know nothing about China, but they all come up with policies to suppress China based on ideology, and face up to China's reality.
I REALLY hope neither is .....
Pussy man has 4 short years. Short term policy, sanctions , high tariff, protection policy and printing money will be up his sleeve.
Allies countries will no longer follow his footsteps.
Looks like we keep shooting ourselves in the foot. We felt the pain but we can't see it because we're blind. So what does a blind man with a big gun do next?
I am so sick and tired of the lies that "The Economist" magazine is telling about China that I am turning to you for my quest for intellectually honest and informative contents about China.
Later Trump is elected for 2nd time , he'll instruct CIA to kidnap Huawei CEO instead ¡ ? HAHAHAHA ...........
The CIA will probably outsource that task to their Canadian pets.
@@andyng38Dont discount the Aussies.
CIA come to China this time ....? Wow
@@andyng38 poor Canadian ( sanction )
I remember reading while Prez Xi was shaking hands with Prez Trump in Argentina and talking cooperation, the Huawei CFO was being arrested in Canada. Did Trump know of the plan to arrest Ms. Meng? I doubt China would trust the next US President.
Time to leave US.
If you look closely, I think that's happening.
Russians see the same situations and feel the same way about the West.
SAP and Oracle use to provide Huawei with their products making hundreds of millions every series of products for them in the Good old days of 2005 to 2015. Now I believe they are direct competitors.
Same. It seems that no one in charge is aware of the current situation.
The world needs a level playing field..NO more sanctions
It is a sad commentary on the west, and our unwillingness to cooperate when we think we can dominate.
Kevin, there’s such thing as “gone in too deep” now. It would be too embarrassing to admit we are wrong. American government is super rich and powerful. There’s so much weapons at their disposal Kevin. They will try to win…at all costs.
This is your best and clearest!
Thank God Kevin is not an advisor to the US government otherwise the US will be doing well. 😊
America in CHAOS and incompetence since the 80'o LOL
Yeah, remember the Regan jelly beans? From then on, the politicians found that the electorate are really easy to manipulate
I would say since 1960’s. After JFK, RFK and King assassinations, people started to realize the system may be deeply flawed, but can’t quite put a finger on it. And then Sports and entertainment (Rock & Roll) became their escape (or they were directed to).
Powerful news. Sobering and clear.
Anyone can share this awesome video with Gina Raimondo? 😂
Janet yellen 😅😅
How good, capable or sound can a president be if he even needs his wife to decide for him whether to continue campaigning for the second term.
Trump is only slightly better, but equally unqualified.
Can expect the next five years to be crappy regardless of Trump or Biden wins the presidency.
HOPEFULLY you have "5 years".... depending on whether "whoever" is so painted into that corner, they become aggressive....?
They US tech conglomerates bumped off the UKs tech companies.
The fall of Rome.
One of the causes of Rome's fall was that the colonies didn't need Rome anymore. As the provinces became more self-sufficient, their economic and political reliance on the Roman Empire diminished. This growing independence weakened Rome's control and influence over its territories. Additionally, local leaders in the colonies began to prioritize their own interests, further eroding the unity and stability of the empire. Coupled with internal corruption, military overreach, and barbarian invasions, the decline in colonial dependency played a significant role in the eventual collapse of Rome.
Thanks Joe. It'll be more of the same regardless of whomever gets elected. It's good politics and easier to blame China than to address the problems.
Karma has a funny way of hitting back🤔
Huawei been to hell and back. And back with a vengeance!
Sobering, for the average person, but all I can see is doubling down by our elites.
Search House of Reps bill HR 8070....
Hope it's not preemptive
Great point: despite=because of
Excellent video so much information, your videos are always appreciated. Thank you.
This just gets better every day. This guy should be the US President!
Too hard to control
Huawei is a cooperative company. What US did to their CFO a few years ago made all the employees mad.
OH, YES! ..... Someone IS "flying the plane", Kevin ..... and when the street finds "it", there will be hell to pay in America.
Don't you think it is too late to try to stop chinese tech as of now?
🐼 = a vegetarian bear.
The West forgot.