| Title | Post Boost | Reach | Like | Comments | Shares | Clicks | Hide | Hideall | Cost | Topic |
| In the 50's and 60's the Birchers were always whining | 2022-11-02 | 15 | - | 1 | china | |||||
| party loyalty trumps everything else | 2022-10-26 | 20 | - | china | ||||||
| China won't be a threat to Silicon Valley after all. | 2022-01-18 | 5 | - | china |
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========== In the 50's and 60's the Birchers were always whining Who lost China? as if the US State Department could have stopped the Chinese Communist revolution. Eventually some of those Chinese Communists might start thinking Who lost America? but once they figure out the answer they will have to keep very quiet about it. Zhu was opposed by China’s many inland provinces, which were dominated by state-owned Chinese industries that had no interest or ability to compete globally the way China’s coastal provinces could. Sound familiar? Flyover country resentful of coastal elites? Flyovers sure they represent the true values and spirit of the revolution? For China to turn the business community sour on China took hard work https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/01/opinion/china-united-states-trade-economy.html #PS1china ===== impact 12 impactrate 0 negative 0 posted 2022-11-02 ratio 15 react 1 reactrate 0 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 1 title In the 50's and 60's the Birchers were always whining topic china wordrate 0 words 118 audclicks 1 epoch Lifetime ID 1794365447574633 impress 17 matchedlinkclicks 1 pageid 534332363577954 pagename "Political scrapbook" posted "11/02/2022 15:11" reach 15 title "Opinion | How China Lost America" type Link URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/1794365447574633 ========== party loyalty trumps everything else https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/23/business/china-gdp-economy.html Loyalty driving out competence is a hazard of cults of personality, as Putin and Trump have so amply demonstrated. America's China problem might resolve itself, at least economically. As the Chinese revolution evolved from a peasant revolution to a bourgeois one, China has received some of the same benefits as Western democracies - declining birthrates and productivity and economic growth. And Xi's focus on eliminating potential rival power centers is encouraging many entrepreneurs to flee to the West - their Musks and Thiels are probably welcome in Texas! #PS1china ===== impact 0 impactrate 0 negative 0 posted 2022-10-26 reactrate 0 sharesrate 0 title party loyalty trumps everything else topic china wordrate 0 words 94 epoch Lifetime ID 1788564064821438 impress 21 pageid 534332363577954 pagename "Political scrapbook" posted "10/26/2022 07:10" reach 20 title "Xi Tightens His Grip on China at a Difficult Economic Moment" type Link URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/1788564064821438 ========== China won't be a threat to Silicon Valley after all. They'll have to go back to industrial espionage. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/05/technology/china-tech-internet-crackdown-layoffs.html That's what happens when the leader/party/government decide to regulate technology for political ends. Trumpist fans of strong leaders take note! Better to be technically backward than up-to-date with threatening external ideological trends. #PS1china ===== impact 0 impactrate 0 negative 0 posted 2022-01-18 reactrate 0 sharesrate 0 title China won't be a threat to Silicon Valley after all. topic china wordrate 0 words 51 epoch Lifetime ID 1583056932038820 impress 7 pageid 534332363577954 pagename "Political scrapbook" posted "01/18/2022 10:01" reach 5 title "As Beijing Takes Control, Chinese Tech Companies Lose Jobs and Hope" type Link URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/1583056932038820