It's seemingly getting harder to wage economic sanctions/wars these days. Sounds like freedom.
Here's Reuters taking notice and writing that « the release sent Chinese social media users and state media into a frenzy » :
Sanctions are only effective against countries without industry, and heavily dependent on extractivism as their main economic means.
exactly, that's why developing national industry is key in the contemporary world REGARDLESS of how efficient/productive your processes are.
Economic sanctions aren't only on materials(, e.g., sanctions on Russia's central bank), but even when they are, they don't only concern the exportation of raw materials, but also their importation, as well as the importation&exportation of manufactured products, which means that out of these 4 cases there's 3 that impact industries. Correct me if i'm wrong.
The point is that if you sanction a country like DPRK with a weaker industrial and technological base, you can cripple them very severely. China is a much more advanced country. Them being sanctioned in the realm of 5G chips led to an initial slump but eventually they ended up becoming capable of manufacturing their own chips which in the end is a huge win for China.
Moonofalabama had a short post about this earlier in case you wanna read it: https://www.moonofalabama.org/2023/08/huawei-chips-demonstrate-the-perils-of-technology-protectionism-.html
Fascinating. They really do seem to think that other countries just sit around doing nothing until they interact with the US. Like, they seem to think that China has had no idea (or is too stupid to realise) that the US has been increasingly hostile to them and when the US does that, they embargo a nation. They don't seem to realise that other nations have the capability to plan. I wonder if this is because the US leadership seems to have largely given up on planning and decides policy based on spinning a big wheel or something.
They really do seem to think that other countries just sit around doing nothing until they interact with the US
Deep down they all have this conception that the whites have some kind of superior creative intellect and that only them can innovate
The whole US tantrum over Huawei was because the US capitalists knew they had inferior tech and development potential, and because the US security state can't cope when they don't have backdoors built into communications infrastructure.
"Other countries have technology? Oh God, oh fuck!"
What, like they can’t make their own 5G chips? Does the US have a monopoly on 5G or something? Get bent.
the laws of physics are the same in every country. if the us can develop chips, so can china.
So you're telling me the laws of FreedomTM and the Market(R) don't trump the the laws of physics?
This report is too outdated, isn't it? Huawei has almost sold one million mate60Pro.
One million preorders, the phones haven't been delivered yet.
No pre-sale, no conference They just transport the equipment to the store and sell it.
The US must be evil then, they powered their initial industrialization by just taking British industrial IP.
Germany too
IP shills are the modern house negroes.