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Italy France Germany GB Finland Holland Denmark Hungary and a dozen EU members are also military allies in NATO. China is well advised to derisk 100 % and decouple 100 % from these 40 countries. These are time wasters. If they are not kicking the bear, they are poking the dragon. Invest $100 billion into the 160 countries annually, through BRI, BRICS +, AIIB, NDB, BRICS Bank, and reap the harvests. The US and NATO are not good for the 160 countries.
ОтветитьTrade wirks both ways. No assistance unless there's mutual cooperation.
ОтветитьItalian politicians are not forward looking.
ОтветитьYou have all missed the real question....... Why didn't Meloney go to the EU ........ Because EU has major major problems........ Because Meloney went to China and so has the Germans tells me the EU isn't far away from breaking up
ОтветитьWhy do I need to watch 8 minutes of irritating and boring advertisements before I can watch your video?
ОтветитьPerhaps, western leaders should approach BRICS.
ОтветитьAnother Argentina.😂
ОтветитьAnyone looking at America versus China objectively would conclude that America is in decline. Does Italy want to join a sinking ship or share in a more prosperous relationship? Easy choice
ОтветитьLie to me once, you will lie to me again.
ОтветитьBasically belt and maritime concentrate on building network infrastructures like ports, railways, highways, etc. Then there's other deals like civil infrastructures deals like building schools, hospitals, stations, etc. China then also have production type of deals where China build factories in your countries. Lots of countries like Indonesia signed up for great deals and having mobile phones Oppo, China brand cars constructed in Indonesia by Indonesians, which bring lots of jobs and at the same time the raw material will come from China which also increase revenue for Chinese.
So basically just because Italy pulled back from BRI because they don't need any port upgrade, it doesn't mean Italy is banned from joining other deals. China is flexible. Heck! All Chinese around the world (except bananas) are flexible.
Meloni going back to China, welcomed with open arms, and come home with deals simply showing China has A LOT to offer and very flexible. We can always be friend as long as we don't put our nose into other's internal issue.
No.
ОтветитьChina has to be cautious when dealing with USA, Nato members, SQUAD, and military allies.
ОтветитьItaly is a member of Nato.
Ответить"Don't burn your bridges with whom you are associated with regardless of how you disregard them. One day, you will need them." said my dad. A very true saying indeed.
ОтветитьWell once Italy decided to back off from the project BRI . All their credibility is gone !! Chinese people remember very well 😉
Ответить中国清朝晚期的总理李鸿章在考察完欧洲后回到中国发出了哀叹,他曾经说 中华民族将经历三千年未有之大变局,因为就是路径的不可依赖性,而今天对于整个人类也将经历前所未有之大变局,这不是中国或欧美而是整个人类的问题,从政治角度来看,表达着世界各国民意散乱很难有统一的政治思想,各国都有抗议浪潮,政治架构持续沦丧,经济方面产品迭代速度越来越快,当一个产品正在生产期一个迭代产品已经诞生,产出与资本的收益成负值化,人类对能源的过度开采,预示着人类把地球掏空奔向天外的日期不远了,这可不是什么好兆头,我情愿呆在荒漠中也不想整天戴着呼吸机。
ОтветитьChina should give her the middle finger.
ОтветитьJanet Yellen Of US, and Meloni of Italy begging China for help. Who’s next?
ОтветитьA wise woman builds her home, but a foolish woman tears it down with her own hands. Proverbs 14:1
Stay away from this foolish woman. Fools are destructive.
well as expected from pink race.
Ответитьlove china from india
ОтветитьChina is best friend of pakistan❤️
ОтветитьSo sad for eu , and for georgia meloni
Seeing them begging from china for help
China💪🏻
China should not waste time on her ! She can go to Biden for help .
Ответитьmore of a snake
ОтветитьI would give her whatever she wants. 👍
ОтветитьI have never been sure about Meloni. I did like her turning away from the WOKE liberal agenda, but she backed out on deal with China which would have benefitted both nations and not sure why she did that. I can only assume pressure from the EU and the U.S. My friend from Italy says she is a globalist but personally not sure where she stands. I also see she is against escalating the Ukraine conflict also good. Just not sure about her yet.
Ответитьmeloni should go to its Master, the U.S, and ask Joe to print 1 trillion for her
ОтветитьPresident Xi will meloni. This is Chinese culture. You don't know what will happen further down the road.
ОтветитьItaly is nothing but a vassal. Meloni is a waste of time. I'm sure the Chinese know this. A snake only sheds its skin to become a bigger snake.
ОтветитьGo with US who are beyond broke, or China who makes 2 billion dollars a day. are not involved in any wars. Europe has 2 options go down with the US or prosper with China, pretty simple
ОтветитьChina grant Italy an audience only after it have grown a spine. Grow up Meloni China have no tiime for a poodle.
ОтветитьBologna Meloni is her nickname.
ОтветитьThese EU & US can never be trusted
ОтветитьAs a US Citizen I can say for sure Europe needs to move away from US and it's globalism NWO agenda because its very toxic. Its good intention under western democracy but contradicting and false. Multi Polar world is the only way to get it done.
ОтветитьSo how much money ya getting to do such a video?
ОтветитьThanks!
ОтветитьObviously is US pressure to her.
ОтветитьUS force Italy to cancel BRI project
ОтветитьChina decides your celling, US decides your bottom, and you don't know which comes first
ОтветитьYes, china is being too nice due to its culture of amity
ОтветитьI can't stop laughing oh so Meloni can beg chi
ОтветитьMeloni said publicly that it doesn't make sense to be in the BRI as an ally of the US.
ОтветитьMeloni is EU Mafia
ОтветитьI like your topic title, "Can't trust a fox."
ОтветитьSilk Road is Marco Polo's initiative, China just wants to revive this with the BRI. 🤣🤣
Italy has forgot its own History. 😉
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So if a person like her would come begging to me I would figuratively kick her in the teeth and tell her to to get a job or suffer as a result of her own economic and monetary policy that is the norm and her mentality that she and others like her impose on the rest of the world and continue to support and have made the norm