Hey yo man, I was not ready for this, but China’s financial system is advanced as fuck. I think they put all their skill points into math and intelligence because they’ve invented a vary stable form of economic governance that is state ran. Arguably, the US also bails out institutions and banks at negative deficit rates, so we’re also state ran.

Point is, this isn’t about Belt and Road, or Panama canal being owned by China, or BRICs, or How China rebuilt the Middle East and Afghanistan after US Invasion, or about Canada and Mexico being Traffic arms and economically captured by China, or the NBA and Hollywood as US Soft Powers kissing the ring of Chinese Powers, nor is it about China Buying up Africa using Chinese money as debt to secure construction for forward operating naval bases, nor is it how the Global Agenda seems to be posturing China and the US as Good Cop and Bad Cop. No no no, those are all boring.

This is about something more simpler.

China Has a Dual Currency System

Renminbi (RMB) or The Chinese yuan (CNY) : The domestic currency.

• Domestic Use: used within China for domestic transactions, wages, and retail.
• Capital Controls: Strict government regulations prevent the free movement of the yuan across borders. This ensures China can manage its domestic monetary policy independently from international influences.
• The onshore yuan (CNY) operates under strict government control with a managed floating exchange rate system. The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) sets a daily reference rate and allows the yuan to trade within a narrow band (currently ±2%).
• China issues bonds in onshore yuan (CNY) for domestic investors
• China’s dual-currency system allows it to maximize export competitiveness by keeping the onshore yuan (CNY) undervalued through capital controls and interventions.

Offshore Renminbi (CNH): The international version of the yuan.

• External Use: CNH is used for trade and investment outside of China’s borders. It trades more freely in global financial markets, especially in hubs like Hong Kong, London, and Singapore.
• Much more Volatile and influenced by global market rates, trends, and speculatory attacks
• The offshore yuan (CNH) is traded more freely in global markets, but its value is still indirectly influenced by PBOC interventions through financial institutions and state-owned banks.
• China issues bonds in offshore yuan (dim sum bonds) for international investors. Offshore yuan bonds serve as a vehicle for promoting the yuan in global financial markets, offering foreign investors exposure to yuan-denominated assets.
• The offshore yuan (CNH) utilization rate in global trade is still relatively low (approximately 2.5% of global reserves), but it is growing as China encourages yuan-denominated trade settlements and investments (this is evident in Infrastructure building programs for foreign markets).

It is to note that these two currencies are with Separate Exchange Rates: The CNH exchange rate can differ from the CNY rate due to varying supply and demand dynamics in offshore markets. This allows a level of elasticity to create a buffer effect and space between changes, thereby not pegging domestic market currencies to global affairs (global monetary policy) and changes. These currencies are not pegged to parity with themselves, because that would defeat the isolative and shielding effect. That would be retarded from a national perspective. These currencies are tied to eachother through a managed float system, and not a free-float.

Benefits;

• Prevent Capital Flight: By separating domestic and foreign currency markets, China reduces the risk of sudden capital outflows that could destabilize its economy.
• Shield Against Speculation: Dual currencies make it harder for international speculators to manipulate the yuan’s value.
• Monetary Policy Independence: By controlling the flow of yuan in and out of the country, China can implement domestic policies (e.g., interest rates, money supply adjustments) without external interference.
• Support for Internationalization: The offshore yuan (CNH) allows China to promote the yuan as a global currency for trade and investment without exposing its domestic economy to external volatility.
• Facilitate Trade Settlements: CNH enables China to settle international trade deals in yuan rather than relying on the U.S. dollar, which aligns with its goal to reduce dependence on the dollar-dominated global financial system.

This also allows for a control in Time, Distance, and Shielding for/from instantaneous effects of money elasticity as well as velocity of money and money supply effects. Allowing a stronger national fiscal policy and interest rates to control their local economy without necessarily requiring or affecting the international economy. The changes in the USD, might be felt with the CNH, but due to not pegged to parity, those changes might not be seen or felt by CNY. Thus CNY can be easily controlled in house and changed to help scale the local economics.

This allows changes to not be instantaneous or as ‘shocking’ to the local economy or vice versa to influence external or foreign economies.

There is a conversion advantage and rate arbitrage between CNY and CNH that can allow the Government and policy to more locally impact changes for the better. Arguably this whole design was an evolutionary feat of economics to prevent the abuse from a Global reserve currency like the US dollar from printing it’s inflationary effects to tank the Chinese economy. Evolutionary Economics is quite the lesson here.

It can also be abused by the CCP and state governments, to create a lot of suppression. Keep people controlled and prevent monetary exchange and more bean counting. But that’s already happening in the West along with de-banking and bank freezes. The goal is to not have any suppression and recognize monetary sovereignty of the individual. . . If money is considered property, then property rights is a thing and out to be seen in the US as such.

The point of economics is to create a game point system of finance and accounting, to measure goods and money and set policies to maximize the enjoyability and playability and scalability of the game. It’s a numbers game, and the goal is to get everyone to enjoy in it and participate in it, not to win and have a monopolistic trust in it where no one lives or thrives and then we all die or starve to death. . .

From that Dual Currency System, they further interpolated or extrapolated out into macro-economics and have designed another system.

China has a Dual Circulation System

They have companies that may exclusively deal with either foreign global markets or their domestic ones.

Internal (national or intranational) circulation: Strengthening domestic consumption, innovation, and production to build resilience against external shocks and reducing dependence on external factors.. (Companies like Taobao, Jingdong, etc.)

External (Global or international) circulation: Leveraging global trade and international markets while maintaining strategic independence and safeguarding sovereignty. (Companies like Temu, Shein, etc.)

The Domestic businesses can become self-reliance and robust enough to stand without the necessary need for external trade or over reliance to foreign markets. In theory. It’s like if a homestead was to scale up to a community garden to a community city-state, that’s somewhat the domestic economic policy of China. It’s kept in house. Nations become less vulnerable to external shocks and this creates sustainable, inclusive growth, as more citizens benefit from economic gains that are easier and smaller to control via state financial policies, similar or akin to Central Banking regime. If a central bank had to only manage one nation (or better, one state) and not the entire world, they’d have a lot easier of a time. Monetary Sovereignty is affected by the amount of constituents as well as the impact of speed and elasticity of monetary changes in policy.

Having both domestic and external businesses connected in the traditional model, means that we are reliant on the globalization of global supply chain. Meaning our people might starve out if we don’t receive the goods because someone crashed their boat side ways in a canal. Supply chains are inherently at the whim of all nations and laws and issues and natural disasters that it runs it’s course through. It’s common sense not to have your bare necessities require a large circle jerk supply chain. . . Supply chains are fragile

That also includes trade sanctions, embargos, and bans, as well as price hikes and tolls and other fees that may come with the supply chain. In essence, global exports and imports requires a lot of pre-approvals and money to get started. Chances are, you’ll find better ventures and demands locally for a lot of things.

There’s a shift to move external circulation businesses to more internalization independence through movements like “Made in China 2025” (which has been throttled back due to global un-appeal). This allows a sort of economic and financial logistics self reflection of China at large and scope to decouple slowly from global trade and become self sufficient and eventually self sustaining. At which point, it would obviously be the net exporter and flood global markets through trade wars and lower prices with higher quality goods rendered to dominate the financial world.

China also get’s the benefit of plausible deniability with the companies operating in the External Circulation sectors. They aren’t closely tied to the Chinese government and are more deemed as private enterprise, so any scrutiny or issues with an external circulation corp, then that issue falls solely on that corp and not reflective of China, allowing China to have a hydra whack-a-mole of shell-label companies to control and circumnavigate trade routes.

In either case, the State holds power to issue policies to control and regulate both domestic and external enterprise. Allowing them to have a pulse on the competition and ecosystem to see and possibly forecast any future trends or events of interest. As well as controlling or regulating their imports without affecting exports and vice versa to a degree that stabilizes and harmonizes their economic circulation. Oh, running out of grains inside of China? Let’s lower the cost, eliminate price gouging, and raise production subsidies or some shit. It’s definitely not free market, but it maintains a controlled and robust economic health to keep currency flowing from a State subsidized perspective.

Dual-track system for innovation, competition, and stability

Domestically, China is investing heavily in high-tech industries (e.g., semiconductors, AI) to reduce reliance on foreign technology. Globally, companies like Shein and Temu are competing in consumer markets, leveraging China’s manufacturing capabilities and digital innovation. The combination of their Dual Currency and Dual Circulation allows for a very formalized Dual-Track system;

This dual-track system is essentially a Domestic Shield and a Foreign Sword. Sword and shield tactics, for penetrating foreign markets of goods and trade while protecting and upholding domestic markets and providing buffers to shield their locals from external economic shocks.

On the Domestic internal side, the Chinese businesses rely more on local funding sources, such as state-owned banks or domestic venture capital. -This creates a financial divide, where globally-focused companies benefit from global capital flows, while domestic businesses remain more insulated but also less exposed to global market dynamics. There’s a buffer space between the foreign trade and domestic trade, as well as the buffer between the international Currency and the domestic currency. Meaning the Chinese Markets domestically are insulated and well regulated and controlled by the State, not influenced by shock factors or foreign relations and trade sanctions or embargos.

Globally-focused companies like Shein and Temu attract significant foreign investment from venture capital and private equity firms (e.g., Sequoia Capital, Tiger Global). This influx of global capital fuels their growth but also ties their success to international financial markets which becomes this gordian knot that slowly moves from NYC to Singapore. On the bright side, in the eyes of the Chinese Government, they can sacrifice the ownership of these External companies similar to a pawn on the chess board. It’s costly but you have more (or can make more). These External companies can focus on spreading soft power or products or raising and capturing alpha from the markets.

I mean, the US is already banning many Chinese companies on a whim nowadays. I’m sure if the new president decides, we’ll have a bit more trade tariffs and embargos leading to another rocky trade game. Arguably the US state government is seething that they can’t be like China with their power and influence over their domestic citizens, due to ideology differences and Constitutional differences. Yet, that doesn’t stop the US government from making bullshit legislation to become more and more like China and Censor more things. I digress. . .

It’s a brilliant fucking system. Hence why this post is called Glazing Chinesium Finance. China has effectively made itself a double layered economic bloc, a strawman clone of themselves financially. They can literally trade with themselves.

This is Money Alchemy of Nations equivalent of making a clone Homunculus that you can work double time with. And China is doing this and competing on the world stage while able to have the power to both improve their citizens quality of life, or take it away.

The Parallels with the CIA

You know how the CIA hired and armed a whole bunch of rebel groups and hitmen throughout all of the world? Well, in parallel fashion, China could do the same from a financial and economics perspective, while also creating an insulatory effect to their domestic economy preventing penetration from global or foreign influence actors. Besides the fact of the CIA or OS or whatever-Tel, also planning, aiding, and abetting economic sabotage.

The point of all of this, is that China, or any nation, can hire para-military companies to wage 5th generational financial warfare under the guise of private financial contracts like a PMC organization. You know, like a private hedge fund, venture capital firms, or multinational corporations can act as “financial mercenaries” that operate as both jackals and vultures to act in the foreign interests of their host nation, while maintaining plausible deniability and decoupling political ties between them.

Arguably, this shit has been happening since 1950’s and even further back in old Europe with Banker’s wars and such. It’s just, the Bankers typically hold allegiance to profits and banks, but in the modern age, they could hold allegiance to an ideology or nation.

Venture capital or private equity firms may exploit loopholes in global markets, extract wealth from foreign economies, and move it into safer jurisdictions, mirroring the way armed groups funnel resources like oil or rare minerals.

You know, like how speculatory attacks from US and Western Global Hedge Funds targeted the Thai baht causing the Asian Financial Crisis 1997 and the subsequent ‘angel loan’ from Western IMF organization that globalized and privatized and redistricted and sold Thailand like a piece of meat. Turning a national commodity into a private asset to be extracted by foreign capital class. Ahhhh, International Financial Terrorism, gotta love the Capitalist model.

Point is, this type of war and use isn’t new. The relation is, with a dual circulation model of economics, it allows a sort of new evolutionary firewall, a Great Wall of Finance to protect it’s nation and people. Along with the Great Cyber Berlin Wall of social disconnect between Western audiences and Western Propaganda (see TikTok refugees and XHS). The whole ‘Sword and Shield’ method of National Economics.

The Downfall of the US

Prices are going to the shit, No one can afford shit, Jobs aren’t hiring, and there’s place holder fake Ghost Jobs, with AI filters and writers and even insurance approvers, and outsourced jobs and shit. Anyways, here’s an AI summary of the shit we have facing the common man.

Employment related shit;

• Ghost Jobs: Job postings that are no longer active or intended to hire create false hope and waste resources for job seekers.
• Stagnant Wages: Minimum wage fails to keep pace with inflation, making basic necessities increasingly unaffordable.
• Unstable Gig Economy: Freelancers and gig workers face irregular income, no benefits, and minimal protections. To include unscrupulous hidden fees and surges and wage theft.
• Degree-to-Job Mismatch: Many college graduates find themselves in jobs unrelated to their degrees or requiring lower qualifications, leading to underemployment and wasted educational investments.
• Degree Inflation: Employers increasingly require advanced degrees for jobs that previously needed less education, raising barriers to entry and increasing student debt.
• Inflated Cost of Education: Soaring tuition costs force students into significant debt, with uncertain returns on their educational investments.
• Labor Force Participation Decline: A shrinking labor force participation rate reflects growing disillusionment, early retirements, health issues, or lack of childcare, leaving fewer people to support the economy.
• Rising Unemployment: Economic volatility and structural shifts in industries contribute to job losses, disproportionately impacting vulnerable demographics.
• Overemployment: Many workers are forced to juggle multiple jobs to make ends meet, leading to burnout and reduced quality of life.
• Automation and Outsourcing: Advances in technology and offshoring jobs erode opportunities in traditional industries, leaving many workers without viable alternatives.
• Shortage of Social Safety Nets: Weak unemployment benefits, lack of universal healthcare, and minimal housing assistance exacerbate financial precarity. (most people are one major accident from being homeless)

Housing shit;

• Skyrocketing Housing Costs: Rent and home prices often consume over 50% of average incomes, leaving little for savings or emergencies.
• Housing Prices: Home prices and rents continue to surge, driven by speculation, limited supply, and corporate ownership, making stable housing unaffordable for millions.
• Property taxes are a disproportionate unrealized gains tax
• PMI and other home insurance aspects paid by the borrower and not the lender create an unfair system of insurance.
• Financialization of Housing: Real estate investors and corporate landlords focus on profits, driving up rents and pushing homeownership out of reach for many.
• Airbnbs exist
• The target homeless rate or number isn’t zero, and most charities or orgs are embezzling or spending money to be retarded while the government simultaneously builds anti-homeless boulders. . .
• Homeless rates are on the rise

Personal Finance;

• Transportation Expenses: Rising costs of gas, public transit, and vehicle maintenance strain mobility and work access.
• Utilities and Energy Costs: Energy bills are increasing faster than household incomes, especially in extreme weather conditions.
• Predatory Lending: Payday loans and high-interest credit traps exploit financial vulnerabilities, deepening debt.
• Price Gouging: Essential goods like deodorant and hygiene products are sold at inflated prices, outpacing wage growth. Minimum wage for an hour can’t afford a stick of deodorant.
• Regressive Tax Structures: Tax systems disproportionately burden low-income individuals while favoring the wealthy. They also target the poor more than the wealthy.
• Corporate Consolidation: Monopolies limit competition, inflate prices, and stifle innovation in essential sectors.
• Economic Disparity: Wealth inequality concentrates resources among the elite, leaving little trickle-down effect for most citizens.
• Usury Practices: Predatory lending with exorbitant interest rates traps low-income individuals in cycles of debt, amplifying financial stress.
• Bank Fees: Excessive fees for basic services—like account maintenance, minimum balance penalties, and overdraft charges—drain resources from those who can least afford it.
• Overdraft Fees: Fees for minor overdrafts disproportionately impact lower-income individuals, compounding financial hardships rather than alleviating them.
• Bank Minimum Fees: High account minimums prevent many from accessing financial services, leaving them reliant on costlier alternatives like check-cashing services.

Health and life;

• Healthcare Affordability: High premiums, deductibles, and out-of-pocket expenses make healthcare inaccessible for many.
• Student Loan Burden: Persistent and growing education debt delays financial independence and homeownership.
• Food Inflation: Grocery costs have risen disproportionately, forcing compromises on nutrition and quality.
• Childcare Expenses: Childcare costs rival or exceed college tuition, forcing difficult decisions for working parents.
• Lack of Paid Leave: Absence of guaranteed sick or family leave exacerbates financial precarity in emergencies.
• Lack of Retirement Security: Inadequate pensions and savings force older individuals to work beyond retirement age.
• Healthcare Bankruptcy: Medical debt remains a leading cause of personal bankruptcy despite insurance coverage.
• Cost-of-Living Increases: Prices for essentials like food, transportation, and healthcare rise faster than wages, eroding purchasing power.

Jobs are bullshit, Unemployment rate is higher, Labor force participation is shit and people are being more doomers. Degrees are shit and you may end up getting a minimum wage burger flipping job that can’t afford to buy a home or start a family. Debt is insane. Usury is fucked.

If there is no hope for the future, then why the fuck would people even dream or dare thinking about saving money rather than gambling it all in a casino and betting their shit for a shot at not wage-slave to death?

It’s more economically viable to buy a car as a house, because you can sleep in your car, and you can live in and off of it. Also, the price of a car is about the same price of a house from thirty years ago or so. That’s not good. The economy is utterly fucked, and people aren’t addressing it properly.

We are collectively and subconsciously exporting and outsourcing all of our jobs because our Dollar goes stronger in other nations. Instead of supporting local or giving a shit about shielded localization economics and community. We’re just looking for maximizing money for the cost of exploitation and ignoring those around us.

If there isn’t a return on investment or fruits of labor, we are fucked. Arguably that’s the case with how things are made, exported, and how the tax structure and rules are written.

With a strong focus on the USD as a global reserve currency, we actually have a more elaborate system of both Capital Flight and Capital Capture using the USD. More businesses and corpos are outsourcing jobs to tele-work and visas and other countries where the Dollar is stronger, as well as expats and passport bros stretching their dollar to live retirement in other countries. The Capital Capture aspect is how these countries and companies and foreign citizens create economic vehicles relying on this tourism and trade, creating more convoluted systems and enterprise to extract the most money out of these pipelines.

You gain purchasing power in USD external to an economy that uses USD. Meaning internal to the US where we use USD, we actually LOSE purchasing power. It’s evident if you look around to cost of living and inflation and other retarded monetary shit.

The world of today is arguably a systemic rise of cause and effect chains in which people just followed the beaten path carved out by those before them. We all have agency and free will to some degree, and our ability to conform to these paths is partly our curse and our sin as well as our blessing and our ignorance.

The SpitBall US Fix

The first principles thinking of any economic theory, is personal finance. There has to be a degree of opportunity and economic viability between choices like working minimum wage and going to school for trades or degrees, and ultimately being able to afford their own home and family to continue the cycle of life. That’s the bare bones to any economic or fiscal policy.

These are spitball fix ideas, not ones that would work guaranteed;

• -Decentralize the FED reserve and then abolish it, decentralizing would be giving each state it’s own state central bank granting states rights in line with the constitution.
• -Reduce the fuck out of taxes, arguably abolish individual Income Taxes and Property Taxes for Residential and non-commercial
• -Issue more legislation enshrining and protecting individual data rights and privacy as property, thereby allowing people to profit from the ever increasing wealth gap of tech-overlords that are on the rise with AI and algorithms. I want to get paid for my data you cunts.
• -Incentivize home ownership and labor participation through carrots and not whip methods, remove the whips like property taxes,
• -Set a Tax progressive Tax Bracket for Corporations that make more than 100 millions of dollars or so
• -Set VAT and import and export excise tax on labor, taxing income of non US Citizens or Foreign nationals
• -Allow States to create their own Currency system to be used in their state and control to set economic value
• -Have the Federal Government be the Inter-state Currency Exchange system and mediator, functioning more like the courts to settle dispute and arbitration agreements rather than a bank or broker.
• -Have the Federal Government Create a US Currency for domestic Federal use
• -Create another Bretton woods that Co-ops the BRIC’s initiative and FOREX markets to create a standard global reserve currency that isn’t retardedly tied into a specific nations’ domestic economics
• -There’s no fucking point to the US dollar being the world reserve currency for the US people if we can’t fucking live in the US. It’s a fast track the US population being a slave society or rebellious insurrectionists if we’re three meals away from a collapse.
• -The Cost of Global Hegemony and monetary sovereignty cannot be the State sovereignty itself. Oh look at how much the US Dollar is worth, while we eat leather shoe soup. Means nothing if the average American has to fight for sub poverty pay relative to local market prices.
• -The last suggestion, is with an internal state currency, create State Exchange markets within each state, allowing people to invest and gamble in local and government ran infrastructure as well as gamble between conversion ratios of currency between states and provide subsequent price discovery value. This has to be state owned and cannot be immune to FOIA requests. Because fuck the current Private Stock Exchange and SEC as is, they suck mad donkey balls and only look out for the status quo of the old financial guard.

As much as I hate the State owning shit, there’s a balance between State Power and Monopolistic or Oligopolistic powers and Trusts. The worse case scenario is having the people fight both the State and the Trusts. And arguably, with the grocery prices today, that’s what the people are doing.

Ideally, if each state has their own central bank, and not the regional fed shit, and these central banks are under the State’s Treasury, then all their policies and initiatives that spur economic growth and such can be copy-pasta’d. Allowing 50 or so States to economically race and compete with eachother for growth and improvement. We’d arguably evolve much faster and better than having the retarded single Central Bank of the Federal Reserve (which is monopolistic a priori. It’s the State-and-not-state-at-the-same-time and Trust combined, it’s a shit deal). Abolish the Fed, but do so in measured steps.

Soft Power wars with our dollar value that stretches farther in foreign markets than our domestic ones as we bleed inside a grocery store.

Some other side suggestions;

• -Fire economists that have more debt than twice their liquidity, if they can’t manage personal finance then they shouldn’t manage any value higher than ten dollars, especially not ten trillion dollars.
• -Publish papers online for open scrutiny, and allow autistic retards to debate and screech over the contents. If it’s not able to be summarized by a greentext 4 chan post, then your research is probably both shitty and incoherent made to only sound nice and glizzy glazz yourself like you’re the fluffer for your own padded ego.
• -Pull a Martin Luther on the Papacy of Closeted Fed Reserve papers and allow many people to have inputs open for the world to see, if replies are hidden, then you won’t get participation from those that want to make statements. I want to see brutal gladiatorial economic fights on Twitter.
• -Change the definitions of unemployment, to include under employement, over employement, Free men, and such. And then hyper fixate on increasing Free men (people who work but don’t need to) and allow them to partake in a labor class that is less protected than those who need to work, thereby allowing labor markets to focus and shift to demand of labor rather than these Retired Vice presidents working gigs that they don’t need to out of boredom instead of fucking off because they don’t know what to do with their lives. This pushes the ladder down when you have Senior Members employed in entry level positions, skewing the entire job economy.
• -The Goal is to not have homeless, and to separate those who are homeless from those who are voluntary homeless. At the minimum, we could atleast focus energy and efforts on those that don’t want to be homeless.

The easiest fix for everything would be to stop being a greedy fuck and stop giving into fearful based thinking and tactics. Proactive action out of fear is retarded and low Testosterone driven. We wouldn’t have to worry about capital flight or data loss if we kept the Jobs in the United States and maintained good standard quality of living instead of extorting and embezzling every honest institution until they became regulatory captured by the corrupted interests of those they were seeking to regulate themselves.

Point is, America is shooting America in the foot, more often than not, and this happens in Humanity as well as on individualistic levels.

Some Side Soft words

In terms of Soft Power, it all boils down to culture war and differences.

In terms of Soft power, the export of items and goods is something that is reflective of the nation’s control and culture and prominence. There’s a reason why Samsung phones are the staple in Korea, and why Apple Phones are somewhat the staple in the US. There’s a reason why Huawei phones that are advanced and made in the same country that makes Apple phones, China, are banned in the US.

The Globally-focused companies like Shein and Temu serve as ambassadors of Chinese soft power, showcasing China’s economic and technological prowess.

However, their controversies (e.g., labor practices, environmental impact) can also harm China’s global reputation, creating a tension between economic success and soft power goals. Arguably that might just be Western Propaganda, or it might be the CCP being very controlling. Point is, our information is filtered through multiple governments and they all have incentives to lie about it being better or worse.

I mean, the US has recent exploitation of child labor and illegal immigrant cases in the last ten years. Yet we crash out on China and make that their stereotype. Similarly, with cases of US citizens being Fentanese speaking zombies on the street in proportion to our vast homeless problems, and yet our buying power is somehow more important that our actual wallet sizes comparatively to Chinese Citizens. It’s all kinds of geriatrics here.

Arguably the amount of trade blockages and censorships and bans on free enterprise makes the United States more and more oppressive and look a little more and more like North Korea.

Additionally, with how retarded the Woke-Mind-Virus of the Left is in Degenerate America, the pushing of transrights agenda to make the state pay for a lifetime of pills backed by Pharma as a human rights condition, along with being a bigot and racist or whatever if you don’t sleep with people you don’t find attractive, and more. Has actually done a bludgeoning blow to the Soft Power in the US. The US is viewed as decadence and degeneracy, akin to more of the Rainbow-gay Fentanyl Zombies than the American Psycho types.

So, we got some PR image to start washing. It also hurt a lot when TikTok users were exposing how much of a shit Country the US was to China on XHS. Yea. lots of soft power gotta be cleaned.

In Closing

Here is a piece of esoteric mercantilism wisdom;

Trade happens at the edges of negotiation in the frictions of border, from the haves and the wants.

People trade with other people, businesses trade with other businesses, nations with nations, etc. Trade is a system of exchange outside yourself, it is external alchemy that occurs at the border’s meeting.

And China has made themselves a clone to trade with themselves alchemically. They’ve invented a magical form of self-jacking-off or circle jerking their clone economically. Fucking mad geniuses.

The Digital age just created many borders and store fronts and windows to allow trade happen in non-linear formats and standards. Meaning you might be fulfilling more orders than humanly possible in a few hours, as opposed to a traditional storefront limited by the constraints of three dimensional Time and Space.

When our economic Bloc of the US dollar includes all of the US and the majority of the World, then a lot of the friction and trade will occur between our industries being exported and outsourced to other places. Meaning the Average US Citizen will be deadlocked center in the economic zone and be subjected to less opportunities and less trade. One of the downsides to having a single monetary system domestically and globally. We would essentially be trapped in a panopticon matrix with little to no opportunity, because others took their liberty and opportunity to gamble outside of the Casino of the US for cheaper instead.

The US Dollar is a unified bond market and hyper volatile and is affected by economic shocks like a block of hard glass, from buying milk nearby to foreign trade and the price of actual tea in China. That’s right, our local and international currency being one and the same is a shit deal for both areas, as it limits both, but ties both in black swan events.

You wouldn’t find that piece of wisdom unless you’re in the desert bazars trading dust. Point being, good luck getting wisdom and insights like that from a bird-brain theoretician in economics as they argue why “tariffs won’t work ever” as if that makes any fucking sense.

In any case,

I stand by a lot of my suggestions to fix the issue.

Whatever, I hope you know Mandarin in the next thirty or so years. At the bear minimum, atleast see the benefits of Daoism and duality in life. Besides the Dual Circulation, Dual Currency, Dual Track systems, dual-dual-dual yu-gi-oh takes two people to Duo and dual, etc. Dao shit. you get it.

*Not Valid Financial, Legal, Life, or Any Advice