US and China are very close to starting a war in the South China Sea

[ramzifcb47]

Nah the US will never attack china, it only attacks weak nations which they can almost guarantee that they will win, although they can probably win in case a war broke out between the two nations the cost is just way too high for the US to even consider such an attempt.
with that being said its more likely that the economic war will continue and trump will keep calling them out every now and then and maybe even engaging in proxy wars against each other (which is pretty unlikely).

[johngrayson]

We just need to calm down and do what we can influence. We can improve our relationships with our family, we can go in for sports, we can start investing in our minds, etc. There is no need to worry about something and all the more to think about negative things, because this will not change anything. And concrete actions in what you do can change a lot if everyone does something good.

[BADecker]

Nah the US will never attack china, it only attacks weak nations which they can almost guarantee that they will win, although they can probably win in case a war broke out between the two nations the cost is just way too high for the US to even consider such an attempt.
with that being said its more likely that the economic war will continue and trump will keep calling them out every now and then and maybe even engaging in proxy wars against each other (which is pretty unlikely).

China isn't really a nation. We see it as a nation on maps, but only because some governing officials want us to see it this way.

In reality, the Chinese provinces are all separate nations. They are divided way more than the States of the USA. In addition, the Chinese government is a nation on its own. And their military isn't the military of most of the people of China... rather it is against most of the people of China.

China is being artificially made to look big and strong. But it is weak.

[Subbir]

I accept as true with you that China may be a big country within the world but they're very weak they are doing not have the military to fight they keep their information secret in order that they can't reveal their weaknesses But albeit America is far stronger than China it'll not support the war. Now that the economy of every country is in desperate straits we'd like to undertake to enhance the country by eliminating the difficulty of war and overcoming this crisis as soon as possible.

[BADecker]

Here we go again. Neither country is really dependent on the other. But it might take the USA a little while to get up to speed since so many things are made in China.

If you have a pet business you would like to start in the USA, but prices are so low from China that you can't compete, keep your eye on the situation. Things just might change.


Dismal Sino/US Relations. Renewed Trade War Ahead? New Cold War?

by Stephen Lendman (stephenlendman.org - Home - Stephen Lendman)

Sino/US relations are more dismal than at any time since Nixon's 1972 meeting with Mao during his weeklong visit to China.

Are bilateral differences irreconcilable? Is the breach between both countries too great to restore more cooperative relations?

Is a new trade war inevitable? Has it already begun unnoticed?Has a new Cold War begun that could turn hot?

Mistrust and friction between both countries continue worsening.

On the one hand, bilateral differences stem from Trump's reelection strategy.

His manipulating the public mind blame game aims to shift responsibility for failure to effectively address the US public health issue and economic collapse onto China.

A far greater issue is wanting the country's rise on the world stage as a political, economic, industrial, technological, and military powerhouse undermined — a prescription for longterm friction and possible confrontation.

Trump's Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy director Peter Navarro said "(w)e are at war. Make no mistake about that. The Chinese unleashed a virus on the world (sic)."

Big Lies repeated endlessly get most people to believe them. Recent Gallup poll data show two-thirds of Americans view China mostly or very unfavorably.

Russia and China are jointly viewed as America's greatest enemies — despite both countries at peace, pursuing cooperative relations with other countries, threatening none, in contrast to US war on humanity at home and abroad.

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