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There is a part of history we have forgotten or never knew. Its repeating. The road to hell is paved with nice warm fuzzy leftist intentions.
Have the Russians succeeded in there brainwashing attempt? You will not be able to answer the question it would mean that you are wrong.
Whatever
I watched that video waiting for a point and he never got to one.Originally Posted by allan
That is Jordan Perterson for you he will talk for hours and never get to a point, what is captivating about him is his brutal honesty.
Left this right that...
All from the enemy that is busy with his strategy to divide and conquer!
So you guys really believe that this tariff hike is set out to harm you personally?
Whatever
Chinese state media is preparing the population for an extended trade war with the USA.
"China’s state media is using propaganda to drum up support against the United States and President Donald Trump as the trade war escalates.
In a clip from state broadcaster CCTV that went viral, an anchor asks, “After 5,000 years of trials and tribulations, what kind of battle have the Chinese not been through?”
The video, which has been viewed more than 3.3 billion times, underscores how China wants to portray itself as playing the long game in the trade battle in contrast with President Trump, whose reelection next year could be at risk if voters perceive the trade war negatively."
Chinese media pushes propaganda campaign as trade war fight escalates
To the Chinese, Donald Trump will not be the President after no more than six years maximum. President Xi of China is President for life!
”Negotiate— we can!Fight— bring it on!Bully us— YOU WISH!”-People’s Daily WeChat post entitled “This is #China’s attitude” on the escalating trade war with @realDonaldTrumpChinese banner.jpg
I wouldn't say it is to harm personally, but there is no thought given to the people who end up having to pay the tax hike. It will never hurt the people who instigate it. All taxes affect the poor disproportionately. An extra $50 taken from someone who brings home $2000 affects them more than $50 dollars taken from someone who brings home $10000 per month.
Yep China's going to WAIT Only 616 Days left in office
China has already started shipping through Canada and Mexico paying ZERO.
Trumps China company's are most likely going to ZERO.
I wonder if they could only print labels Made in Japan
How long until Trump leaves
2019 Donald Trump Out of Office Countdown Wall Calendar: Two years to go (or maybe less)! - Now with stickers!
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You should buy the stickers and then wrap them around your typing fingers and give us all a break here.
A3 copier manufacturers are starting to make plans to shift production out of China.
TOKYO -- Japanese office equipment maker Ricoh plans to shift production of multifunction printers for the American market out of China and consolidate in Thailand, Nikkei has learned.
Ricoh moves output to Thailand as China tariffs extend to printers -
Nikkei Asian Review
The move, which will take place as early as this summer, anticipates a fourth and final round of tariffs in the U.S.-China trade war which includes printers.
Industry peers Fuji Xerox and Canon said they are watching developments on U.S. tariffs. More production shifts could follow if the threatened levies of up to 25% on roughly 3,800 goods take effect. A decision by U.S. President Donald Trump is expected as early as late June.
Ricoh makes printers for the U.S. market in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen and in Thailand's central Rayong Province. The production shift will see output of high-end models now made in Shenzhen move to Thailand, which will produce all Ricoh printers bound for the U.S.
The Tokyo-based company has begun to increase Thai production capacity ahead of the transfer and expects it to move quickly. The Chinese- and Thai-made printer models share 70% to 80% of the same components.
After the transfer, Ricoh's Shenzhen facilities will continue to build printers for European and Asian markets, including Japan. U.S.-bound output accounts for about a tenth of the facilities' production.
The Americas constitute Ricoh's biggest region for sales outside Japan, accounting for about 30% of the company's roughly 1.09 trillion yen ($9.97 billion) in printer segment sales for the year ended in March.
Faced with sluggish demand for printers as businesses use less paper, Ricoh and its peers would face difficulty passing on tariff-related cost increases to consumers, analysts say. The threatened duties raise a problem for Japanese makers of multifunction printers, which hold a roughly 70% combined global market share.
A spokesperson for Fuji Xerox said the company "will consider the best response while closely watching developments." Canon also said it was watching the situation.
The proposed fourth round of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods targets products for which American depends heavily on China. China accounts for 52% of the value of U.S. imports of multifunction printers, U.S. trade statistics show.
Walmart and Macy's warn China tariffs mean higher prices for U.S. shoppers
Just because you need to add a spoon less sugar in your coffee does not equate to suffering.
We have fallen away to decadence and we think these everyday consumeristic luxuries have become a right.
Its the magnet stuck to your compass.
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