While its possible for China to supplant us its not possible under the CCP.
Quite simply put they violate the fundamentals of chinese culture in too primal a way to ever really capitalize on the countries potential.
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While its possible for China to supplant us its not possible under the CCP.
Quite simply put they violate the fundamentals of chinese culture in too primal a way to ever really capitalize on the countries potential.
Philial piety encourageming people to sell out their own parents historically that's bad bad thing to do the lack of respect for the past in general is seriously bad as well.
Arch Dornan
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They made buddies with Saudi Arabia they can kick the can down the road.
History Learner
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While I doubt China will become a hyperpower like the U.S. was from 1991 until 2008, the U.S. is very weak at the moment.
I'm bullish on China because a nation with a $35,000 GDP per capita and 700 million people in 2100 is at least the equal of the United States.
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the question isn't whose economy isn't fucked right now. the whole world's economy is. the questions is once it all hits hard and begins compounding who can recover better. because every economy is so interconnected there will be ripples that effect everyone else.
strunkenwhite
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Can you provide more detail on this? I wasn't immediately able to confirm. It seems from what I was able to easily find that the US was able to decipher the intercepted message before the ambassador was able to deliver it (lol), but my sources did not specify that this was due to US delays; moreover, they did specify that the message in question, which was supposed to be timed to be delivered before the attack, did not actually contain a DOW. The DOW was published the next day.
Bear Ribs
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This is interesting...
Old Glory Bank states it will be the first chartered bank to openly support America, its flag, freedom, patriotism, the military and first responders. Old Glory Bank promises it will never cancel law-abiding customers for their beliefs or for exercising their lawful rights of free speech. Subject to conditions, Old Glory Bank will have no-fee accounts, free overdraft protection, free ATMs, and early direct-deposit access.
First State Bank is Oklahoma’s first and oldest bank. “With the aid of cutting-edge digital technology, we will ‘export’ this bank’s hometown values across the country,” explains Bennett Brown, Old Glory Bank’s Senior Regulatory Officer, who has more than five decades in banking, including as CEO of three community banks and as an OCC examiner. Old Glory Bank’s Chief Financial Officer, Robert Halford, who has been in banking for more than 30 years, reminds us that “People used to select a bank that was closest to their home. Now with our great mobile banking, they can choose the bank that is closest to their identity.”
Old Glory Holding Company to Acquire First State Bank of Elmore City, Oklahoma
Old Glory Holding Company has cleared regulatory hurdles to purchase First State Bank of Elmore City, Oklahoma, an agreement both sides entered on Mar
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Old Glory Bank states it will be the first chartered bank to openly support America, its flag, freedom, patriotism, the military and first responders. Old Glory Bank promises it will never cancel law-abiding customers for their beliefs or for exercising their lawful rights of free speech. Subject to conditions, Old Glory Bank will have no-fee accounts, free overdraft protection, free ATMs, and early direct-deposit access.
First State Bank is Oklahoma’s first and oldest bank. “With the aid of cutting-edge digital technology, we will ‘export’ this bank’s hometown values across the country,” explains Bennett Brown, Old Glory Bank’s Senior Regulatory Officer, who has more than five decades in banking, including as CEO of three community banks and as an OCC examiner. Old Glory Bank’s Chief Financial Officer, Robert Halford, who has been in banking for more than 30 years, reminds us that “People used to select a bank that was closest to their home. Now with our great mobile banking, they can choose the bank that is closest to their identity.”
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this is another part of the growing paralee economy that is springing up.
This is interesting...
Old Glory Holding Company to Acquire First State Bank of Elmore City, Oklahoma
Old Glory Holding Company has cleared regulatory hurdles to purchase First State Bank of Elmore City, Oklahoma, an agreement both sides entered on Marwww.businesswire.com
Old Glory Bank states it will be the first chartered bank to openly support America, its flag, freedom, patriotism, the military and first responders. Old Glory Bank promises it will never cancel law-abiding customers for their beliefs or for exercising their lawful rights of free speech. Subject to conditions, Old Glory Bank will have no-fee accounts, free overdraft protection, free ATMs, and early direct-deposit access.
First State Bank is Oklahoma’s first and oldest bank. “With the aid of cutting-edge digital technology, we will ‘export’ this bank’s hometown values across the country,” explains Bennett Brown, Old Glory Bank’s Senior Regulatory Officer, who has more than five decades in banking, including as CEO of three community banks and as an OCC examiner. Old Glory Bank’s Chief Financial Officer, Robert Halford, who has been in banking for more than 30 years, reminds us that “People used to select a bank that was closest to their home. Now with our great mobile banking, they can choose the bank that is closest to their identity.”
this is another part of the growing paralee economy that is springing up.
Arch Dornan
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Former FTX CEO Bankman-Fried arrested in Bahamas after U.S. files charges
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History Learner
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I might be misunderstanding the argument, but are you both discussing the FDR foreknowledge debate concerning Pearl Harbor? I can recommend some books if you want.
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Arch Dornan
Oh, lovely. They've sent me a mo-ron.
It's always some generation that screws up on their family's inheritance. Those in charge did just that.
strunkenwhite
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Well, not quite, but it's a related question around the vicinity of that topic: that is, whether the US delayed a Japanese attempt to transmit a DOW, in order to then denounce the sneak attack. I admit lack of expertise but a brief search yielded (1) no positive evidence of a US-engineered delay; (2) the communication in question was not a DOW or other explicit announcement/warning of an attack.
I don't want the GOP to be against business's.
Yeah heres the thing, their not exactly giving you a choice at some point you have to punish people for fucking you over.
History Learner
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I've never heard that take before, so can't comment on that angle. I'm definitely of the opinion FDR knew his actions, particularly the oil embargo, were going to trigger a conflict out of Japanese desperation. Likewise, now that Soviet archives have been open for sometime, we are starting to get the evidence Soviet agents played a key part in helping to bring the whole thing about.
Arch Dornan
Oh, lovely. They've sent me a mo-ron.
Josep Borrell confesses: “Our military stockpiles have been depleted”
Josep Borrell, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission confesses that Ukrainian war “has been a wake-up call for all of us about our (European) military capabilities.” He said: “We have given weapons to Ukraine...
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They're not making enough.