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Cannonpointer » Today, 6:54 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:54 pm

You are not very bright, son. Your link does not say ONE WORD about tungsten being mined in the US. Not one word.

Eat a dick. 

Sumela » Yesterday, 9:40 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 9:40 pm

China, like Russia, does not criminalize ***. 

But they do as a PEOPLE stigmatize it as a culture
because they know that normalizing sexual deviancy is bad for families and business.

And we basically encourage destruction of the traditional family unit.

All with good intentions, of course.
Seems like the only "War On _______" that works. Drugs - failed. Poverty -  failed.
War on Family just didn't get the official name.

murdock » Yesterday, 10:16 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:16 pm

Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 6:54 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 6:54 pm

You are not very bright, son. Your link does not say ONE WORD about tungsten being mined in the US. Not one word.

Eat a dick.

All that game. Wowza.

What is that like - having SO much game?

Deezer Shoove » Today, 12:27 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 12:27 am

And we basically encourage destruction of the traditional family unit.

How do you define a family unit? single generation gap of parent child relativity 24/7.

I define a family unit since inception of the species native to this atmosphere in a compounding ratio of combined chromosomes inhabiting space living in specific ancestral positions daily up to current population in this atmosphere by the numbers occupying space daily as directly living now.

8.14 billion estimated souls living in 5 stages of ancestral development in plain sight. No alphabets needed, just integers 0-9 for anyone of any age between 0-120 years old.

Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 6:52 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 6:52 pm

He didn't have a narrative. He had an informative video.

If you had watched it, you would look less foolish.

And that "informative video" is nothing but **** propaganda with the same LWNJ scare tactics used for decades.

So what if China cuts off their *** to spite their face?? There are more sources of tungsten including OUR OWN sources. Canada has NO CLUE what their tungsten reserves are. Mining companies can gear up inside of 10-15 days to produce it. You act like it's the end of the **** world, when it's not even a blip on the radar. 

And if the dude in the video was a REAL reporter doing a piece like this IN CHINA, which he CLAIMS he has lived there for 15 years, he would be disappeared immediately UNLESS he is giving YOU the CHICOM party line. This is what China WANTS you to believe, not what the FACTUAL TRUTH is. So this little "Inside China Business" **** is something if you believe it, you're a bigger IDIOT than anyone expected.

Please, don't dump **** on anyone's head and tell them it's gold when SMART PEOPLE know what propaganda looks like and YOU DON'T!!

 

Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 6:52 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 6:52 pm

He didn't have a narrative. He had an informative video.

If you had watched it, you would look less foolish.

Let's add some FACTS to this too.

CHINA depends on what they can SELL to the US of A. That's how their ECONOMY is wired. They have no real CONSUMER market since slave wages means it's NOT possible for a middle class to emerge and have buying power. 

The US is the MAJOR MARKET for ALL things China made. Without CHINA having access to OUR MARKET where we have MONEY to BUY THINGS, they starve to death. They can make **** all they want, but with NO MARKET to sell it to, poof, they go away!!

Tungsten is one of those products THEY PRODUCE. NOT selling it means they make NOTHING in terms of $$ they need to keep their Commie way of life going. Don't sell it?? Put their folks out of work and nothing coming in. THAT leads to an ECONOMIC COLLAPSE of their nation, which isn't putting them in a "position of strength". An export embargo on their part hurts THEM far more than it EVER will hurt this nation or any other nation for that fact. They have no "consumer driven" economy, whereas other nations do.

You want us to think that them not selling us tungsten is a problem?? Hell, it's a bigger problem for them than it EVER will be for the US. OUR economy and nation have the ability to PRODUCE goods as needed. Albeit not "cheap" per se, but still, we CAN produce whatever the **** we need. We have led the world in industry before and CAN do it again.

*Beekeeper » 17 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

17 minutes ago

And that "informative video" is nothing but **** propaganda with the same LWNJ scare tactics used for decades.

So what if China cuts off their *** to spite their face?? There are more sources of tungsten including OUR OWN sources. Canada has NO CLUE what their tungsten reserves are. Mining companies can gear up inside of 10-15 days to produce it. You act like it's the end of the **** world, when it's not even a blip on the radar. 

And if the dude in the video was a REAL reporter doing a piece like this IN CHINA, which he CLAIMS he has lived there for 15 years, he would be disappeared immediately UNLESS he is giving YOU the CHICOM party line. This is what China WANTS you to believe, not what the FACTUAL TRUTH is. So this little "Inside China Business" **** is something if you believe it, you're a bigger IDIOT than anyone expected.

Please, don't dump **** on anyone's head and tell them it's gold when SMART PEOPLE know what propaganda looks like and YOU DON'T!!

 

What separates New World Order and the Natural Genetic Time alive since a fertilized cell was added to the eternal exchange of ancestors becoming specific ancestries now each rotation forward here in this isolated atmosphere from the rest of the universe beyond this solar system perpetually balancing incoming results to never same outgoing lifetimes lived so far?

*Beekeeper » Today, 6:26 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:26 am

And that "informative video" is nothing but **** propaganda with the same LWNJ scare tactics used for decades.

So what if China cuts off their *** to spite their face??

1. It isn't an if. They're embargoing tungsten. Just sit with it until you understand it, so that your next post on the topic won't be stupidly in the conditional tense.

2. The source was not a leftist. It wasn't a propaganda video with scare tactics.

*Beekeeper » Today, 6:26 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:26 am

There are more sources of tungsten including OUR OWN sources. Canada has NO CLUE what their tungsten reserves are. Mining companies can gear up inside of 10-15 days to produce it. You act like it's the end of the **** world, when it's not even a blip on the radar.

I really feel bad that you're this stupid. How much intelligence does it take to just google before you **** n your own mouth? Or read a few of the posts in the thread, and learn how long it takes to open a tungsten mine in the GROWN UP world and not the pissy infant world?

*Beekeeper » Today, 6:26 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:26 am

And if the dude in the video was a REAL reporter doing a piece like this IN CHINA, which he CLAIMS he has lived there for 15 years, he would be disappeared immediately UNLESS he is giving YOU the CHICOM party line.

You know as much about chyna as you do about tungsten production, fruitcake.

*Beekeeper » Today, 6:26 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:26 am

This is what China WANTS you to believe, not what the FACTUAL TRUTH is. So this little "Inside China Business" **** is something if you believe it, you're a bigger IDIOT than anyone expected.

Please, don't dump **** on anyone's head and tell them it's gold when SMART PEOPLE know what propaganda looks like and YOU DON'T!!

Yeah.

You're brilliant. We can be liquifying and refining tungsten in a fortnight, I tell ya.
 

Cannonpointer » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

6 minutes ago

so that your next post on the topic won't be stupidly in the conditional tense.

Priced-less.

Cannonpointer » 11 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

11 minutes ago

1. It isn't an if. They're embargoing tungsten. Just sit with it until you understand it, so that your next post on the topic won't be stupidly in the conditional tense.

2. The source was not a leftist. It wasn't a propaganda video with scare tactics.

I really feel bad that you're this stupid. How much intelligence does it take to just google before you **** n your own mouth? Or read a few of the posts in the thread, and learn how long it takes to open a tungsten mine in the GROWN UP world and not the pissy infant world?

You know as much about chyna as you do about tungsten production, fruitcake.

Yeah.

You're brilliant. We can be liquifying and refining tungsten in a fortnight, I tell ya.

You expose yourself to the stupid.

Remember "peak oil"?? This is the same PROPAGANDA AND **** only with tungsten. There's plenty of it, and because China ALLEGES o have more of it than anyone, who gives 2 **** BESIDES AN EASILY MANIPULATED TURD POLISHER LIKE YOU!!

Please, China is cutting off their OWN NOSE here. Unless they can SELL IT, they have nothing but a worthless rock. PERIOD!! And embargoes are fine, IF it's something more valuable kept than being sold, which it's not. And why not?? Because OTHER SOURCES ARE OUT THERE AND NOT HARD TO MINE!!

Now what's your point again??

*Beekeeper » Today, 6:36 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:36 am

Let's add some FACTS to this too.

CHINA depends on what they can SELL to the US of A. That's how their ECONOMY is wired. They have no real CONSUMER market since slave wages means it's NOT possible for a middle class to emerge and have buying power.

The 90s called. They want their chyna narratives back.

China's middle class is double our entire population. That is up from 10% of our population 20 years ago.

That's called leadership - planning your work, and working your plan. They currently have one car for every two households - and this is in a nation where urban corridors offer extremely efficient mass transportation.

*Beekeeper » Today, 6:26 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:26 am

The US is the MAJOR MARKET for ALL things China made. Without CHINA having access to OUR MARKET where we have MONEY to BUY THINGS, they starve to death. They can make **** all they want, but with NO MARKET to sell it to, poof, they go away!!

The nineties again. Bless your heart.

*Beekeeper » Today, 6:26 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:26 am

Tungsten is one of those products THEY PRODUCE. NOT selling it means they make NOTHING in terms of $$ they need to keep their Commie way of life going. Don't sell it?? Put their folks out of work and nothing coming in. THAT leads to an ECONOMIC COLLAPSE of their nation, which isn't putting them in a "position of strength". An export embargo on their part hurts THEM far more than it EVER will hurt this nation or any other nation for that fact. They have no "consumer driven" economy, whereas other nations do.

Fun fact: Tungsten is used in manufacturing, and the entire global south is now getting into that game with both feet. Aaaand... BRICS has made trading in local currencies so easy that we can no longer block trades that we don't like by abusing the trust the world placed in the dollar as a neutral and reliable medium.

Your entire viewpoint is based on narratives from a bygone era. "Complacent" is the very nicest thing your mentality can be called. 

*Beekeeper » Today, 6:26 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:26 am

You want us to think that them not selling us tungsten is a problem??

I honestly don't care what you think. I don't want you to think this, or to think that. I just want you to think.

*Beekeeper » Today, 6:26 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:26 am

Hell, it's a bigger problem for them than it EVER will be for the US. OUR economy and nation have the ability to PRODUCE goods as needed. Albeit not "cheap" per se, but still, we CAN produce whatever the **** we need. We have led the world in industry before and CAN do it again.

When we were that country, we had tungsten mines. LOTS of tungsten mines.

They're all closed now. And no. They cannot be reopened in two weeks.

Or a month.

Or a year.
 

Cannonpointer » 10 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

10 minutes ago

The 90s called. They want their chyna narratives back.

China's middle class is double our entire population. That is up from 10% of our population 20 years ago.

That's called leadership - planning your work, and working your plan. They currently have one car for every two households - and this is in a nation where urban corridors offer extremely efficient mass transportation.


The nineties again. Bless your heart.


Fun fact: Tungsten is used in manufacturing, and the entire global south is now getting into that game with both feet. Aaaand... BRICS has made trading in local currencies so easy that we can no longer block trades that we don't like by abusing the trust the world placed in the dollar as a neutral and reliable medium.

Your entire viewpoint is based on narratives from a bygone era. "Complacent" is the very nicest thing your mentality can be called. 


I honestly don't care what you think. I don't want you to think this, or to think that. I just want you to think.


When we were that country, we had tungsten mines. LOTS of tungsten mines.

They're all closed now. And no. They cannot be reopened in two weeks.

Or a month.

Or a year.
 

Developing nation status. What a hoax. Africa might be the cradle of life but China was the dawn of governing by social consensus daily following a royal bloodline. Build a Western Wall to define the end of the day each dusk the planet rotated with life never the same details 24/7 twice per ancestor delivered as 5th wave of ever changing population left alive tomorrow.

And here you are pretending genetics doesn't keep you eternally separated with each heartbeat since personal conception inhabiting space specifically one of a kind, now.

Cannonpointer » 10 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

10 minutes ago

The 90s called. They want their chyna narratives back.

China's middle class is double our entire population. That is up from 10% of our population 20 years ago.

That's called leadership - planning your work, and working your plan. They currently have one car for every two households - and this is in a nation where urban corridors offer extremely efficient mass transportation.

The nineties again. Bless your heart.

Fun fact: Tungsten is used in manufacturing, and the entire global south is now getting into that game with both feet. Aaaand... BRICS has made trading in local currencies so easy that we can no longer block trades that we don't like by abusing the trust the world placed in the dollar as a neutral and reliable medium.

Your entire viewpoint is based on narratives from a bygone era. "Complacent" is the very nicest thing your mentality can be called. 

I honestly don't care what you think. I don't want you to think this, or to think that. I just want you to think.

When we were that country, we had tungsten mines. LOTS of tungsten mines.

They're all closed now. And no. They cannot be reopened in two weeks.

Or a month.

Or a year.

And THIS^^^^^

ladies and germs, is what you get in terms of WORD SALAD to justify the *** KICKING he just received!!

The simple REALITY IS, China can make ****. WE BUY THEIR ****. Without US BUYING THEIR ****, they got nothing but a fractured economy and no way to provide for their billions of folks. THEY NEED THEIR COMMIE GOVERNMENT PROVIDING. We don't. Hell, we could do away with out Federal government and the States would keep trucking. MIght not be pretty, but it would happen.

WITHOUT THE US buying **** the produce, they can't survive. PERIOD!!

There's nothing 90's about that, dickwad. THAT'S economic reality RULES that have persisted through the test of time. ALWAYS WILL too.

That little 10% increase in their "middle class" isn't saying much. When they had less than 5% of their population meeting that criteria in the first place!!

*Beekeeper » 27 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

27 minutes ago

You expose yourself to the stupid.

Damn.

That is the one thing I should have guarded against, dealing with you.

*Beekeeper » 27 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

27 minutes ago

Remember "peak oil"?? This is the same PROPAGANDA AND **** only with tungsten.

There was plenty of oil - the "shortage was artificial. There is plenty of tungsten, too - but there is an artificial shortage coming to the U.S., now that the world's primary source has embargoed us.

*Beekeeper » 27 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

27 minutes ago

There's plenty of it, and because China ALLEGES to have more of it than anyone, who gives 2 **** BESIDES AN EASILY MANIPULATED TURD POLISHER LIKE YOU!!

China isn't alleging. They're embargoing.

You've exposed yourself to the intelligent.

*Beekeeper » 27 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

27 minutes ago

Please, China is cutting off their OWN NOSE here. Unless they can SELL IT, they have nothing but a worthless rock. PERIOD!! And embargoes are fine, IF it's something more valuable kept than being sold, which it's not. And why not?? Because OTHER SOURCES ARE OUT THERE AND NOT HARD TO MINE!!

Inorite? It only takes two weeks to open a mine and begin production.

Now what's your point again??

31stArrival » 13 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

13 minutes ago

And here you are pretending genetics doesn't keep you eternally separated with each heartbeat since personal conception inhabiting space specifically one of a kind, now.

I never pretended that. I have always embraced that. 
 

*Beekeeper » 17 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

17 minutes ago

And THIS^^^^^

ladies and germs, is what you get in terms of WORD SALAD to justify the *** KICKING he just received!!

The simple REALITY IS, China can make ****. WE BUY THEIR ****. Without US BUYING THEIR ****, they got nothing but a fractured economy and no way to provide for their billions of folks. THEY NEED THEIR COMMIE GOVERNMENT PROVIDING. We don't. Hell, we could do away with out Federal government and the States would keep trucking. MIght not be pretty, but it would happen.

WITHOUT THE US buying **** the produce, they can't survive. PERIOD!!

There's nothing 90's about that, dickwad. THAT'S economic reality RULES that have persisted through the test of time. ALWAYS WILL too.

That little 10% increase in their "middle class" isn't saying much. When they had less than 5% of their population meeting that criteria in the first place!!

It is a 2000% increase, dipstick. They have twice as many middle class people as we have people. 

Ten years ago, they had only 10% of the US population. Now they have double.

You don't actually math at all, do ya. You can't think. You can't cypher. But oh boy you can spew.
 

Cannonpointer » 15 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

15 minutes ago

Damn.

That is the one thing I should have guarded against, dealing with you.

There was plenty of oil - the "shortage" was artificial. There is plenty of tungsten, too - but there is an artificial shortage coming to the U.S., now that the world's primary source has embargoed us.

China isn't alleging. They're embargoing.

You've exposed yourself to the intelligent.

Inorite? It only takes two weeks to open a mine and begin production.

Now what's your point again??

Psssst. Tungsten prices have ONLY INCREASED by .5% quarter to quarter in the past year. IF there were such a shortage as you want to pretend there is, the prices would SKYROCKET. 

They haven't. That means that supply is more than adequate to meet demand. 

Sucks, huh, that the FACTS don't line up with your little fantasy now does it??

Cannonpointer » 9 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

9 minutes ago

It is a 2000% increase, dipstick. They have twice as many middle class people as we have people. 

Ten years ago, they had only 10% of the US population. Now they have double.

You don't actually math at all, do ya. You can't think. You can't cypher. But oh boy you can spew.

Bullying your way to "success" are you??

https://i.postimg.cc/DfXWRQX9/People-****-stupid.jpg

Cannonpointer » 21 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

21 minutes ago

I never pretended that. I have always embraced that. 
 

Your narrative doesn't match honesty with actual evolving in plain sight as equally adapting when displaced ancestrally here fertilized cell and death and forgotten after 3 generations after dead.

Why history is so intellectually important to royal we are in charge or else mentalities not tolerating anyone that does explain the natural timing of life so far.

I understand actual time limits to living forward now. Serenity in my brain not having to die defending reasonable doubt every day.

*Beekeeper » 18 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

18 minutes ago

Psssst. Tungsten prices have ONLY INCREASED by .5% quarter to quarter in the past year. IF there were such a shortage as you want to pretend there is, the prices would SKYROCKET. 

They haven't. That means that supply is more than adequate to meet demand. 

So we have you one record, then. When tungsten prices jump, we know that the video's prediction was factual. 

Yeah?

That's the bet, and that's the agreement - yeah?