re: Laura Ingraham: "China thinks Trump’s desperate for a deal — but they’re misreading"

By the way chini is in a deflationary economy for the past two years, they keep producing more and selling cheaper, its how Japan lost decades of growth.

Easily looked up, their GDP growth, while slowing is going north while their nominal gdp is heading south.

The ole adage "I may be losing money but Ill make it up on volume"

You are an insufferable douchebag. Go suck on Putin’s 2” dick.

Don't know if propaganda, but the graphics information posted is from an official People's Republic of China agency.

Below is from a July 31, 2022 Investopedia article.

What Is China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE)?
The term China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) refers to a national regulatory agency that oversees activities in China's foreign exchange market. The agency was founded in 1979 and is based in Beijing. SAFE functions as an official state-run bureau under the People's Republic of China and is part of the country's central bank.

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t. Posting the reality of the situation is not Propaganda. You have the mind of a 6 year old child Other countries switching from the dollar to their own currency to settle trades is not Propaganda, It is the reality of what is happening

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it is not voluntary de-dollarization when the CCP doesnt have have enough dollars to send to the Russians

it is not voluntary de-dollarization when the Russians have to accept partial payments in Yuan or face not being able to sell their sanctioned crude to anyone else

you are posting propaganda that portrays this as a choice for Russia and China, it is not a choice at all but survival

if the chinese could pay in dollars the russians would prefer it, they clearly don’t trust the artificial valuations of the Chinese yuan and they need China to pay them in dollars so they have dollars coming into the Russian economy.

Both governments are trying to spin a bad situation into a positive

that is what we call propaganda in the rest of the world.

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you are literally posting CCP propaganda in this thread

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And he has been doing the same thing with Russian propaganda ever since he signed up on Tigerdroppings.

My fear is some law enforcement organization, such as the FBI or Homeland Security, will notice what he has been doing and might take TigerDroppings down just to get rid of a foreign influencer spreading propaganda on here. That would be sad.

Supa, can't you use your magical powers and make him disappear?

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it is not voluntary de-dollarization when the CCP doesnt have have enough dollars to send to the Russians

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Are you retarded? China can get as many dollars as they want. They are choosing to not use the dollar. You should educate yourself before looking like a dumbass



"As one of the world's largest economies and trading powers, China actively uses the USD in various capacities, including holding vast reserves of US Treasuries (making it one of the top foreign holders), settling international trade deals, and conducting cross-border financial transactions.



The USD remains the dominant currency for global trade, and much of China's trade—especially with the US and many other partners—is still denominated in dollars.


There are no blanket international restrictions preventing China from using the USD; in fact, China's central bank has historically pegged the yuan (RMB) to a basket that includes the dollar to stabilize its value.



However, China's own capital controls limit the free flow of foreign currencies to prevent capital flight and maintain economic stability, but these do not prohibit USD usage in approved trade or investment contexts.



China is not using the USD as much as before due to a deliberate strategy of de-dollarization, driven by geopolitical, economic, and strategic factors. This shift has accelerated in recent years, with over 30% of China's trade in goods and services now settled in yuan (up from 14% in 2019), and more than 50% of its cross-border trade with emerging markets conducted in RMB.



Key reasons include:

Geopolitical risks and sanctions avoidance:

Tensions with the US, including trade wars and the weaponization of the dollar (e.g., sanctions on Russia), have prompted China to reduce vulnerability to US financial controls. By diversifying away from the USD, China aims to hedge against potential asset freezes or exclusion from dollar-based systems like SWIFT.


Promoting yuan internationalization:


China is actively pushing the RMB as a global reserve and trade currency through initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative, bilateral currency swaps, and encouraging foreign institutions to hold and use yuan. This includes settling more commodity trades (e.g., oil) in RMB to challenge USD dominance and boost China's economic influence.



BRICS and multilateral efforts:

As part of the BRICS bloc (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and expanded members), China supports de-dollarization through local currency settlements and alternative payment systems. This is seen as a way to foster a multipolar world order and reduce reliance on Western financial infrastructure.



Economic diversification and confidence erosion:

Post-global financial crisis and amid faltering global confidence in the USD (due to US debt levels, inflation, and policy uncertainty), China has sought to extend RMB usage in reserves and trade to build resilience and capitalize on opportunities in emerging markets.



While de-dollarization is progressing, it's gradual—China still holds trillions in USD assets and benefits from the dollar's stability in many trades. Full displacement of the USD is unlikely soon, but China's efforts reflect a long-term ambition to reshape global finance."

I took him out

looking at his thread history is a litany of garbage and propaganda

this guy shits up the PT board everyday with twitter links

he has been suspended numerous times for doing this very thing he is doing in this thread.

it is apparent to me he has an agenda he is promoting on here, almost smells like a paid agenda the way he uses twitter to support his ideology

if ownership wants to bring him back then they certainly can

Roger that.

your points are valid and worth discussing, it is common sense



he is using the same argument cited from different outlets on twitter as if it validates what he saying, but it still doesnt make much sense unless you are personally invested in the message

then calling me retarded and acting like I am an idiot just seems a tad too committed in convincing us how awesome china is

what about the half dozen other catastrophic Chinese economic problems I pointed out in this thread? he ignored them

what is his game here? yay China good?

so I looked at the rest of his thread history and it is the same thing day after day

provocative thread title, twitter embed link, flame war ensues

let ownership decide his fate

Right on. I appreciate the explanation.