Speculation, and escalations with China

[JBTaurus83]

Not really sure where this post would fit best, I’m just spit balling based on what has unfolded over the past few days.

It would appear that China has no intention of capitulating to the pig. I do think we are running the risk of pushing them into actual war. If the pig pushes their economy into total chaos, they will have nothing left to lose.

I think the next week or so could be very important.

[OLDMDDEM]

1. Good point. I told my wife I felt that the U.S. would be attacked during Trump's tenure. More than likely a

cyberattack. Like shutting down the Pentagon, or the white house. Something to bring Trump to his knees. With the drunk at the helm of the Pentagon, the chances would appear high.

[JBTaurus83]

2. I would tend to agree

China is not run by stupid people. They are very intentional with their actions. They could also let their attack dog “N Korea” out of its cage for a moment.

[bdamomma]

4. At the moment, bringing him

to his knees would suffice.

[OLDMDDEM]

9. I agree, but you can bet that our foes, not allies, will be ready for more slip ups, and they are happening daily.

[patricia92243]

3. They do not need war. All they have to do is withhold just a tiny amount of stuff used by the US to

bring us to out knees. We get everything from them - there is no winning for us.

[RJ-MacReady]

5. They will

Invade and take Taiwan. Which will kill our electronics market. Not to mention start a region wide war in Asia.

[JBTaurus83]

8. They could

Also just call our debts due? I think Bill Clinton brought that up at one of our DNC conventions.

[malaise]

6. War - China.

Not happening

[JBTaurus83]

10. I would tend to agree

China usually works with other means to attain their goals. I was just feeling like we might push them into a corner where they run out of those options. 🤷

Obviously I would hope not.

[ananda]

7. I think Trump/2025 really wants a war.

He was itching for one in his first term, but
Mark Milley put paid to that.

There are no more Mark Milley's to keep him
in line.