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He says China's Belt and Road strategy was a proper attempt at resource independence but remained vulnerable because Chinese trade was still protected by the U.S. Navy.
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He says China's Belt and Road strategy was a proper attempt at resource independence but remained vulnerable because Chinese trade was still protected by the U.S.
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"...went to collect commodities from overseas, they were escorted by the US Navy when they came back. They were escorted by the US Navy."
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"It was the US Navy that guaranteed the protection of Chinese trade. And it never occurred to Chinese policy makers that one day, one..."
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"...point, you think the way that the war starts is the US Navy attacks a Russian boat."
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"...middle east energy and that's why we're seeing right now the US navy basically boarding Russian shadow fleet tankers basically stealing shadow fleet tankers..."
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"...attack Venezuela. Okay? South America. You have 10 % of the US Navy in the Caribbean and they're about to attack Venezuela. You have..."
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