Which bit darling?
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Asia China's growing influence
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So you haven't got one.
Thought not.
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This will affect our beef farmersm but I thought china didn't believe in tariffs
www.abc.net.au
Australian meat body warns new China beef tariff impact will be 'severe'
Meat Industry Council says it is "extremely disappointed" as China imposes a tariff on Australian beef imports that could cost $1 billion.
www.abc.net.au
I listed like 4 claims. Which one do you want?
WW1 reps repaid in full. Poles/Greeks complaining about the lack of WW2 reps. US still occupying Germany and forcing the repatriations. Stalin trying to Unify Germany in the early 50's to get proper reparations out of them?
Can easily find receipts for all of them but I'm not going to unless you specify or make some argument against
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Where are the links?
New years day champ, I'm having a chill one.
Specify and I'll find you the details. Do you want them all? you can also use google and mount an argument against
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So there isn't one. That's all you had to say.
Incorrigible, you didn't even have a question
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This will affect our beef farmersm but I thought china didn't believe in tariffs
Australian meat body warns new China beef tariff impact will be 'severe'
Meat Industry Council says it is "extremely disappointed" as China imposes a tariff on Australian beef imports that could cost $1 billion.
I don’t agree with the move, but compared to Trump’s savage tariffs on everyone and everything this new tariff on beef imports is limited to imports above a certain quota, temporary in duration and applied against all importers across the board to give the domestic industry a boost. Essentially it’s what a tariff should be about. Australia does similar to protect local industries.
It’s also allowed under WTO rules.
80% of China’s beef comes from South America so they will be most affected. By comparison Australia can use the premium reputation our beef has to provide higher yielding sales that stay within quota limits providing the same amount of revenue whilst avoiding tariffs.
So like most things ignore the media who are acting as if this move is the start of WW3 because in the wash the specifics between Australian and China when they are confirmed will be nothing like what has been reported.
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I do, but you don't have an answer when i ask for a link
Oh good. Back to first principles and all that
What is your question Mr Exile? I've given you a multi choice option if you wish to refer to our previous posting
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Read my reply to YOUR POSTS and then answer the question.
It really is that simple.
You make claims and when asked to provide links to your claims you become very evasive, which seems to me your can't back up your claims with links. No surprise there.
Talking about answering questions do you think russia should withdraw all its and north korean troops from Ukrainan territory?
Do you think israel should withdraw all it's troops from Palestine?
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Just when you think dumb donny can't get any dumber he does this.
Another loss coming dumb donny's way. Happy days
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Another loss coming dumb donny's way. Happy days
US sanctions Chinese companies and tankers with Venezuela links
The move could be a signal to Beijing to steer clear of the stand-off between the Trump administration and the Maduro government.
www.scmp.com
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Yes and yes, of course, as Ukraine and Palestine are recognised as sovereign nations by the majority of the world.
Taiwan is recognised by a dozen nations including such international trend setters like Eswatini, Palau and St Vincent and the Grendines.
Your response was 'link', on a post with many statements. You have been free to make an argument or specify which argument you wanted a link on. You have refused so I'll presume that it's just a dumb 1 word post as I suspected it was
You're a drongo mate, not sure why I spend any time on ya. Keep posting racist one liners, it suits you
No evidence of DPRK troops on Ukrainian soil.
Sure, would be a lot cooler if they established a multi ethnic state
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Just post the link to back up your claim IF there is one a stop being a equivocator
China no longer having direct access to Venezuela's oil unless it deals with the United states directly will certainly curb their influence in the western hemisphere.
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With China now being the major trading partner for most nations in Latin American and building most of the area’s infrastructure?
Venezuelan oil is only 4% of China’s supply. If anything other Latin American nations will probably move closer to China as they know China isn’t likely to coup them at a moment’s notice.
Venezuelan oil supply is small because the current regime ran the infrastructure into the ground.
In regards to other Latin American countries, they only need to take a look at the rate China's stealing resources in Africa currently if they want to have a glimpse into what a future with China actually is, which is a debt you can never pay off with the Chinese owning your country.
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Or it was sanctioned into oblivion by the West for not bending the knee
“Stealing resources”????
China’s helped Africa build most of its infrastructure to develop its own resources vs the West’s plunder of the continent over history.
We’ve just had the President of the U.S. openly admit they’re trying to overthrow another nation’s government to steal their oil and you types still can’t stop crying about China at every possibly.
Grow up
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US sanctions and shipping restrictions are the main limiting factor on Venezuela's capacity to trade their oil supplies.
And why do you think the sanctions were on them to begin with?
You're not seriously this naive?
Plenty of docos and articles on it around if you care to look.
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Conversely Chinese shipping and infrastructure building would have been the best thing for Venezuela to extract their oil better and improve living standards.
Is it any co-incidence a major Chinese delegation was just in Caracas meeting with the government to formalise investments to build oil infrastructure just prior to the raid?
Now there looks to be a period of instability, and maybe even civil war in the nation. Even on the off chance it ends in a peaceful U.S. backed regime most observers admit the U.S. just doesn’t have the willpower, knowledge or funding to build and operate infrastructure as good as the Chinese these days so Venezuelans will suffer
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Venezuelans standing up against a U.S. backed puppet in 2002