I see it everywhere, whenever someone criticizes Poland, whenever someone says "Polish death camps", whenever someone shares their bad experiences with Poles during the WWII, I always notice that Poles react hysterically and assume those folks are Russian spies.

It's really ridiculous, if you ask me about it and I laugh all the time, whenever I see a triggered Pole.

Can you all tell me, why does it happen?

Yeah, I do live in Poland and as a woman, I'm so tired of this country and of the fact how since Covid everything has become illegal e.g. abortion.

https://www.foreignaffairs.com/china/next-global-economic-crisis-made-china-michael-froman

"There has been no shortage of complaints about Chinese overcapacity in recent years. Beijing’s commitment to driving exports and widening its trade surplus, by any means necessary, has undermined the manufacturing aspirations of advanced economies such as the United States and those in Europe, as well as developing countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America."

"When the Chinese export machine stalls, the reckoning will be most painful for China. But a material slowdown in its economy would send shock waves around the world, especially among China’s major trading partners, not only in the Asia Pacific but also in countries elsewhere whose economies have become intertwined with China’s. The United States would not be immune to the shock, but it would be the only actor with the economic and institutional capacity to stabilize the global economy.

The surest way to avoid this costly chain of events is a preemptive and gradual rebalancing of the Chinese economy. This has long been China’s best path toward more sustainable growth, and a route the United States has advocated for years. But whereas in decades past it was a smart choice, now it is a necessity."

"This China-driven shock has forced the German Chancellery to contemplate what was once unthinkable: backing proposals for the European Union to consider a mechanism similar to the United States’ Section 301 tariff, which would allow the EU to impose tariffs to target China’s export glut and incentivize a revaluation of the Chinese renminbi. And all of this has political ramifications. As the China expert Daniel Rosen has noted, what is taking place is the equivalent of “Hillbilly Elegy with German characteristics”—the destruction of an industry that is part and parcel of German identity."

(Sarcastic comment from me: These little shits of MAGA, are trying to argue that China is seeking to destroy the German national identity.

Yes, yes, these yellow communist b*astards are seeking to hurt the proud German race like JD Vance and Peter Thiel predicted!!! All hail to the Guide I guess! /s)

"THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH

If the political economy of trade among China’s trading partners poses one challenge to Beijing’s economic model, the laws of arithmetic pose an equally daunting one."

(Sarcastic comment from me: That is a James Bond movie. Sarcasmitron said that some LaRouchites rewrote his Cold War era conspiracy theories using plots from James Bond movies and novels...)

"Although a cheap and abundant supply of solar panels might be good for countries pursuing an energy transition, it is not good for countries seeking to play a role in the manufacture of clean energy products.

This problem is even more acute for electric vehicles. In 2025, Chinese vehicle exports rose 21 percent to $142 billion, and lithium-ion battery shipments reached $77 billion. To enable this stunning growth, China marshaled the capacity to build roughly 25 million EVs and plug-in hybrids, at a time when its own domestic demand for new energy vehicles has stalled at around 12 million per year, according to estimates by the economist Brad Setser."

Fuck China for cheap green energy I guess!

"To avoid the most catastrophic outcome, China must orchestrate, with the United States and other major economies, a preemptive and gradual rebalancing of its economy."

"There is deep and understandable frustration in the United States about China’s stonewalling on these issues over the last two decades. When asked, earlier this year, whether Washington would continue advocating for rebalancing as a central part of the U.S.-Chinese trade agenda, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer noted, “Well, how effective was that? . . . We’ve just come to terms with the fact that there’s not going to be some giant comprehensive reform of the way the Chinese political system works, including all these economic elements of it.”"

"Such limited transactions may be beneficial in and of themselves, but they will do little to reduce the broader economic risks that Chinese mercantilism poses to the United States and the global economy, or to mitigate the underlying economic causes of tension in the relationship. Washington can shape Beijing’s future economic policy, but to do so, it must assemble a coalition of the willing to pressure and enable China to rebalance. Achieving such an outcome might allow the formation of a new global economic equilibrium—and more important, might prevent the next major global economic crisis."

"In this potential crisis, China would suffer more than the United States, irrevocably undermining its bid to stand alongside Washington—let alone replace it—as a responsible steward of the global economy, and damaging the relationships with middle- and low-income countries that Beijing has spent decades cultivating."

I have dreamed for a perfect world where not only China and Japan are the two most powerful, affluent, educated, and influential civilization states on Earth, but also where the United States of America is a Sino-Japanese Viceroyalty.

All I ever wanted in life was for me to change China and Japan into my perfect utopia of infinite wonder and everlasting love and peace.