China’s stimulus plan is a sham and it won’t save the Chinese economy.
Chris Chappell says that the Chinese people lament living in the country’s “garbage time in history,” as the economy hits a dead end. He says despite the gloom and doom, the mainstream media reports that a new stimulus plan is just around the corner to save the day. Not so, Chappell says. He digs into the story and explains further.
“I’m more anti-China than you!” John Stossel says that’s one theme of this Presidential election. But not long ago, American presidents were excited about China.
The Communist dictators had began to allow private property and the economy boomed. But sadly, political repression may have gotten worse. Stossel explains further.
Chris Chappell reports that after a pretty bleak few years for the Chinese economy, the CCP may have a remedy: China Shock 2.0!
Chappell says it’s a strategy China used in the early 2000s, employing its cheap manufacturing and massive government subsidies to flood global markets with cheap crap. “That would essentially let China out-compete every country on Earth, driving money back into the Chinese economy.” He explains further and discusses the global backlash.
Americans who see China’s miraculous growth and magnificent urban towers as a model for the United States, seem blissfully unaware that the vast number of Chinese structures built are never occupied, often never even finished.
Bill Whittle reports that the structures are funded by the life savings of ordinary Chinese citizens. How far can the communist government inflate the real estate bubble before it bursts? Here’s more.
China’s third-quarter economic performance was through the roof, including a stunning 4.9 percent growth–if you believe the numbers. The more sensible explanation is that the China Communist Party (CCP) is fabricating its success to lure foreign investors in what appears to be the greatest Ponzi scheme of all time.
The CCP not only professes stability in its economy, but also promises to step in if matters go awry. Stock market crash? U.S.-China tensions? Trade war? Not to worry, the government will sort it out. The scheme is luring unwitting investors into a false sense of security as they prop up the China economy and the CCP, and encourage others to do the same. In the end, these investors lose out big time. Host Chris Chappell brings us the details in this episode of China Uncensored.
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Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University Professor Joe Siracusa says “there’s no doubt about it, Hong Kong is finished.” A proposal by the Chinese Communist Party to impose national security laws on Hong Kong is the most significant attempt yet to enforce the mainland’s will on the international city.
“These national security laws finish off the political freedoms the people in Hong Kong have,” he told Sky News. “Hong Kong in terms of political freedom is dead man walking. They’re finished and they know they’re finished.”
Professor Siracusa said the United States and Australia “should be thinking about whether we open our borders to Hong Kong refugees” because “this is going to get ugly.”
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The Paper Dragon is beginning to burn. If China does bring down the hammer on Hong Kong, as seems more likely by the day, the growing storm against China will become a torrent. Already, European nations, as well as the United States, Australia and others, are dropping Chinese imports. This is mostly because many of our factories are shut down now, but also because factories are seeking alternative sites for goods. China won’t even set a growth goal for 2020 because its economy appears certain to shrink. More from Styxhexenhammer666.
How bad economically will the Covid19 virus crisis get? Chris Martenson points out, “One in eight companies are so-called zombie companies.” Meaning, they have to keep borrowing cheap money to stay in business. Martenson says governments are hooked on huge deficits and cheap money too, and now the China virus chaos hits an already over-leveraged economy, and more massive money printing is needed to keep debt from defaulting.
Martenson says, “This is taking the world’s most important manufacturing center and shutting it down all at once. That’s like throwing a car into reverse at 60 miles per hour on the highway. . . . Supply chain disruptions are going to be legendary. . . . This isn’t like one company having trouble like AIG where Hank Paulson has to ride to the rescue with $700 billion of fresh U.S. taxpayer money. We are talking about a system of tens of thousands of interlocking components that are frozen, and nobody quite knows how to unravel all of that. I think that is well beyond the capability of the Federal Reserve to throw more QE money into the market and goose stocks a little longer. This is the real deal. This isn’t a dress rehearsal. It is happening. People need to be able to make sense of this, and in the absence of being able to make sense of all of this, having some gold makes a lot of sense. I think that’s why we are seeing it pop here.” More from Greg Hunter at USAWatchdog.
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Why the sudden flareup in the number of cases of coronavirus in Italy? Styxhexenhammer666 says the virus most likely had already spread to Italy a while back, but no one was doing any testing or took it seriously. The end result: It festered undetected and spread before the alarms went off. Now, it spreading all over — not just Italy. South Korea has more than 900 cases. Turkey has closed its border with Iran. There is no vaccine at this time, so the best preparation is to be prepared and stock up on canned goods, so if your town or village or teeming city becomes the next one hit and quarantined, you are prepared to hunker down and survive at your home.
A World Health Organization consultant believes the coronavirus could kill as many as 80 million people worldwide. Here, the expert describes coronavirus as “disease x.” One thing is certain: As the pandemic spreads, globalization is collapsing. Look for more countries to improve their own supply routes, so they are less dependent on goods coming from nations like China. Also, nations will institute more secure borders. More from Tim Pool.
Yes, the coronavirus is causing a worldwide reawakening in nationalism and re-examination in globalism. This is especially true in nations that have already been hit hard by the virus, such as Italy. There, Matteo Salvini, leader of the Lega Nord Party, is slamming the Liberal government for its lax immigration rules that have made Italy the center of the coronavirus outbreak in Europe. More from Dr. Steve Turley.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: Here’s a different alternative. We present it, not because we necessarily believe it’s what is happening. But until it’s proven wrong, it’s a hypothesis to consider. )
Is this truly Viral or is to do with the fact that F.I.V.E.-G? C.H.I.N.A has unleashed 60 Ghz all throughout the country with WU-HAN as the PILOT CITY. Unbelievable comparisons to symptoms ‘showing’ as a V-Irus compared vs what happens when one is hit with 60GHz waves, and it’s impact on the uptake of oxygen via the hemoglobin. This specific frequency is absorbed by oxygen. 60GHz causes the rotation of the electrons around the oxygen molecule to spin, thus inhibiting the ability of hemoglobin to properly uptake these oxygen molecules. What would be the ultimate ‘solution’ to such a problem as this “V.I.Rus”?More from Dana Ashlie.
Coronavirus death camps don’t just exist in China. They can be found everywhere, including the United States. Here, several military bases are being readied to house mass coronavirus victims. One AI predicts as many as 53 million could die globally. More from Lisa Haven.
We now have over 35.000 cases of coronavirus as the death toll continues to mount. Styxhexenhammer666 says we have had the first fatality in the United States — a 60-year-old man. It’s appearing now as if about 4 out of 5 cases of the disease are curable, if there is proper health care, including adequate beds. But at least one of every 5 cases risks serious complications or fatalities. Chinese nationals are now banned from cruise ships. New epicenters are appearing across China. There also are rising outbreaks elsewhere in Asia, notably Singapore and Hong Kong.
Here’s shocking footage of a large white cube inside of which China is transporting coronavirus victims. Are they merely patients or also political prisoners? More from Mr. Obvious.
Sarah Westall joins the SGTReport to discuss the engineered pandemic known as 2019-nCoV coronavirus.
As China now has placed over 400 million of its citizens under quarantine, China’s economy is grinding to a halt. Workers can’t leave their homes. Factories are idle. Most (if not all) of China’s ports are no longer shipping. International flights are increasingly banned from the country.
When the world’s #2 economy hangs up a big “CLOSED” sign, that’s going to result in a major negative impact on global trade. As the manufacturing powerhouse to the world, you’ll be challenged to think of ANY industry that won’t experience serious supply chain interruptions and shortages from China’s woes.
Did you know China makes the vast majority of our prescription pharmaceuticals? A MASSIVE hit to the global economy will directly result from the damage the coronavirus is currently doing. And it may get worse, a lot worse. So ignore today’s ridiculous all-time high stock prices. They can’t last in the face of what’s coming. More from Chris Martenson.
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Vox declares that ideas like ‘cleanliness,’ and ‘hygiene,’ have a bigoted history. Because virtue signaling is more important than containing the spread of the coronavirus. More from Mr. Obvious.
Is China fighting the New World Order? Are they forging their own world order? Or is China just another actor on the global stage? In this video, Really Graceful provides historical context to the present events taking place in China by summarizing Chinese history: focusing on the Chinese opium wars, the Boxer Rebellion, the Long March, and the Mao-Yale Connection, as well as the economic boost China has seen in the last thirty years to lay the foundation for what the media won’t tell us about China. More from Really Graceful.
