Why the CCP is on the verge of collapse
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The CCP is rapidly taking over East and Central Africa. It's easy to see.
China is economically enslaving entire nations... then mining their resources for shipment back to China.
Africa is becoming the farmland of China. 1/3rd of China's oil now comes from Africa. In some nations, 80% of harvested timber (clear cutting of old growth forests) goes to China.
Blow up the 3 gorges and the CCP will no longer exist.
There's a lot of innocent souls there that would perish directly from that act though. No different than if someone nuked us for being responsible for our corrupt government. Gotta be a better way.
I mean, you're right though, that would definitely get rid of the CCP!
The more I research WWII, the more questions I have, and I think that's all I'll say about that one. Hot potato right there. lol
They nuked Japan as a warning to the USSR.
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People are getting downvoted for stating the truth here. There's a lot of documented info about the controversy but it's not mainstream news.
I like this website because it shows both sides, which you don't always get
https://www.historyonthenet.com/reasons-against-dropping-the-atomic-bomb
https://www.historyonthenet.com/decision-use-atomic-bomb-arguments-support
Have we learned nothing from the Venezuelan power blackout from 2-years ago?
You don't need to blow up a hydroelectric dam to cause tons of problems. Computers control the rotational speed of the turbines. There are braking mechanisms that regulate the speed and water flow rates.
A good computer virus that allows the turbines to free-wheel... does wonders. All the bearings come apart, the equipment can't handle the generated forces... and parts start flying. :>)
It's all good fun.
China needs what Africa has for long-term economic and political stability. Over a third of China's oil comes from Africa, as does 20% of the country’s cotton. Africa has roughly half of the world’s stock of manganese, an essential ingredient for steel production, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo on its own possesses half of the planet’s cobalt. Africa also has significant amounts of coltan, which is needed for electronics, as well as half of the world’s known supply of carbonatites, a rock formation that’s the primary source of rare earths.
China is now Africa’s biggest trade partner, with Sino-African trade topping $200 billion per year. According to McKinsey, over 10,000 Chinese-owned firms are currently operating throughout the African continent, and the value of Chinese business there since 2005 amounts to more than $2 trillion, with $300 billion in investment currently on the table. Africa has also eclipsed Asia as the largest market for China’s overseas construction contracts. To keep this momentum building, Beijing recently announced a $1 billion Belt and Road Africa infrastructure development fund and, in 2018, a whopping $60 billion African aid package, so expect Africa to continuing swaying to the east as economic ties with China become more numerous and robust.
Any big project in African cities that is higher than three floors or roads that are longer than three kilometers are most likely being built and engineered by the Chinese.