US force mexico to concede california and new mexico.will USA invade Canada or Mexico? No
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US force mexico to concede california and new mexico.will USA invade Canada or Mexico? No
US force mexico to concede california and new mexico.
Does it matter how old or new,is it?how old is that act ?
how old is that act ?
China rise ?? The fastest rise in China is terrorism with car bombing , knife stabbing every where bcz its incompetent Govt. dont have enough money to stop terrorist
We dont have any frozen and starving kids died in trash bin like in China.The fastest rise of Vietnam poverty with humilitation cancellation of Asian game 2019. High inflated rates and a dwindling national reserve. Vietnam and India can go hold hand in hand.
The fastest rise of Vietnam poverty with humilitation cancellation of Asian game 2019. High inflated rates and a dwindling national reserve. Vietnam and India can go hold hand in hand.
We dont have any frozen and starving kids died in trash bin like in China.
And we poor coz we have to fight hard to unite our country first when TW of China still under US control and never have a chance to take back
We dont have any frozen and starving kids died in trash bin like in China.
And we poor coz we have to fight hard to unite our country first when TW of China still under US control and never have a chance to take back
..In an effort to use China against the USSR. And don't forget the G2 proposal, the bait which the US once again entice us to align against Russia, but who are they kidding.
In an effort to establish a cheap labor manufacturing hub. It was private US companies and manufacturers that set up their base in China which brought billions in investment and millions of jobs to China.
Erm, that's a rather common misconception. US investment is never the dominant investment in China, nor is US investment the primary factor in Chinese growth or job creation. Historically, China's biggest partner would be Taiwan and Hong Kong. After those two, it would be Japan, South Korea and after those are France, Germany, etc. Nowadays China are branching out with Southeast Asia, Africa occupying increasingly larger portion of Chinese trade and investment.
In term of technological transfer, China also mainly deal with Russian, EU, Japan, etc rather than US because a number of treaties. US does outsource a lot of stuff, but the primarily destination would be Mexico, Latin American nations. Basically, US and China's economic tie is still pretty large, but it is certainly not as large as people making it out to be.
That's a sugercoated word for 'bullying'.
That's pretty much how nations worked throughout history. One country is growing faster and becomes stronger than its neighbors and the neighbors have to either find a way to catch up or accept it and bend over. That's really how every empire, superpower came about.
Yeah, I am sure war of 1812 means nothing to you. Fun fact, Texas used to belong Mexico and US won it in a war with Mexico. In fact, I actually have US, Canada and Mexico in mind in my original statement. When US was found in 1776, it was a fraction of its current size and over the next 200 year fought a number of wars with its neighbors over territory, but eventually Canada and Mexico could not keep up with US' growth and have to bend over.
The thing is, for the vast majority of human history Vietnam has bent over before the dominant regional power,I honestly don't see why it would be different today.