Message from @leavethisbotnet
Discord ID: 634378307596451852
There's just a taste of what they've done in the UK.
>Energy sector
I can show you what they're doing in Australia
They own 1 / 3 of all drinking water companies for one
And? Yes, they invest here.
Like it matters. Do you think the UK gave a shit that a powerplant was owned by a german when WW2 started?
"Like it matters"
It does matter..
Becuase that gives them political influence in the country
They get a say in how politics is ran
They get a say in how legislation is formed
What goes in, or doesn't
it's an obstacle, and not all that great one
tbh we need to make the whole world adapt some laws regarding chinese owned companies, otherwise the yellow death is basically imminent regardless of what we try to do about it
hah.. they have 100% stake in pizza express... didnt that company just go into administration?
they are welcome to invest in all our companies that are failing 😛
States are seizing various people's property left and right, when they decide they don't like them
And when the state is influenced by those same people?
Yeah.. Right.
Or, ran by those people?
>Satellite states.
I think some of his shit got seized
The only reason, why Chinese can control those foreign assets is the state enforcing their ownership rights
Right.
And they're gaining influence with that state.
They're gaining power in the policy of that state.
They're starting to get a say in how that state operates.
As soon as shit hits the fan, they'll stop caring to enforce them
This is simple, basic, economic warfare
'warfare' are people being killed lmao?
People don't need to die for it to be warfare silly
The information warfare Russia is doing is another example
Russia themselves, agree it's warfare
In their own papers
there it is
its happened
"Juncker rules out Brexit extension"
"The President of the European Commission rules out granting an extension to the Brexit deadline of 31 October.
Jean-Claude Juncker tells reporters there is no need for an extension now there is a deal on the table"
bruh, he's quite certain that deal is going to pass parliament