we would wait and see their respond soon enuff
What next post-virus?
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What we need to do is warn a certain person that they are "flooding" the forum.
It's great to have a voice but to constantly "flood", the forum does not allow the flow of conversation. The idea of a thread is to converse, make a comment or two, debate in a civil manner.
I'm sure there's many folk who are sick of being trolled and plastered with excessive info.
Please don't flood the forum because you are flaming people, your intentions have been noted, please be part of the forum, this is not your personal forum to constantly saturate.
We want people to stay at SilverStackers not come here and think, what the f is this crap.
It's great to have a voice but to constantly "flood", the forum does not allow the flow of conversation. The idea of a thread is to converse, make a comment or two, debate in a civil manner.
I'm sure there's many folk who are sick of being trolled and plastered with excessive info.
Please don't flood the forum because you are flaming people, your intentions have been noted, please be part of the forum, this is not your personal forum to constantly saturate.
We want people to stay at SilverStackers not come here and think, what the f is this crap.
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TreasureHunter
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More things to come after Corona:
1. more trade wars!
2. less heavy industrial demand: I think the heavy industries, the massive factories and mines will suffer the most, while the lighter industries could survive, since they make products that people need more
3. cryptos will become more popular and more will be launched (see China's latest crypto)
4. office buildings will become desolate and office space developers and companies that rent them will go "to the gutter"
5. the collapse of feminism
6. people will consume more pasta than ever!
7. cruise ships, tanker ships and bulk carriers will sell at huge discounts!
8. expensive hookers will be on the discount!
9. more people will learn about agriculture and industry: so much for the 3rd and 4th sectors
10. it will be dangerous to live in big cities
11. collapse of the entertainment industry: cinemas, concerts... will lose popularity
12. amplification of left vs. right conflict
13. return to the biological 2 genders, not 70, 80, 120 like the globalists want and, more protection for the traditional family
14. less long-range large airplanes: there will be less demand for A380's, Boeing 777's and similar large airlines, while the ones already in service will be sold/rented out/scrapped/used for cargo
15. car leasing and car rental will be less popular: watch for further bankruptcies (people will travel less and less people will travel, the airport car rental offices will get less demand, people will prefer to walk or travel by bus or with their own cars)
16. you will be able to buy a nice used car at a cheaper price! (I can already see 10% lower prices, which I expect to go lower in 2 years time)
17. all taxes will be higher for businesses, but governments will be too afraid to tax the banks (unlike Hungary did)
18. more monitoring, more police states, more censorship
19. people will learn more alone, during lockdown: you have a lot more time, why not use it to learn new things?
20. less travel bloggers will brag about the "fantasy lifestyle": because they will have less money to travel and it will be more dangerous, we will see less people bragging about working "from under the palm trees"
21. new pyramidal schemes, new speculative assets and games will spread: this never ends!
22. some great powers will cease being great military powers due to economic crises and also due to the fall of oil's price: I wonder how many tanks will rust (perhaps the UK, USA and possibly Russia again could face what the Soviet Union/Russia had to face following the end of the Cold War and the dissolution of the Soviet Union)
23. regional powers will emerge: Turkey is a good example
24. many shopping malls will go bankrupt
25. once paradise-like places will suffer: could Dubai survive? (oil brought 85+% of the UAE's GDP, while tourism and shopping generated much of the rest)
26. people will consume more soy and "fake meat" (like those fake hamburgers) - disgusting
27. there will be more police on the streets, as a show of force, but they will never be there where they're really needed: small crime will thrive, while police will confront riots
28. real estate will cost a lot less: I expect a -25 % drop until 2022, as things get worse
29. people will work out more due to lockdown, while sports facilities, fitness centres will go bankrupt
30. it will be far more dangerous to travel by yacht: more pirates, more attacks on boats
1. more trade wars!
2. less heavy industrial demand: I think the heavy industries, the massive factories and mines will suffer the most, while the lighter industries could survive, since they make products that people need more
3. cryptos will become more popular and more will be launched (see China's latest crypto)
4. office buildings will become desolate and office space developers and companies that rent them will go "to the gutter"
5. the collapse of feminism
6. people will consume more pasta than ever!
7. cruise ships, tanker ships and bulk carriers will sell at huge discounts!
8. expensive hookers will be on the discount!
9. more people will learn about agriculture and industry: so much for the 3rd and 4th sectors
10. it will be dangerous to live in big cities
11. collapse of the entertainment industry: cinemas, concerts... will lose popularity
12. amplification of left vs. right conflict
13. return to the biological 2 genders, not 70, 80, 120 like the globalists want and, more protection for the traditional family
14. less long-range large airplanes: there will be less demand for A380's, Boeing 777's and similar large airlines, while the ones already in service will be sold/rented out/scrapped/used for cargo
15. car leasing and car rental will be less popular: watch for further bankruptcies (people will travel less and less people will travel, the airport car rental offices will get less demand, people will prefer to walk or travel by bus or with their own cars)
16. you will be able to buy a nice used car at a cheaper price! (I can already see 10% lower prices, which I expect to go lower in 2 years time)
17. all taxes will be higher for businesses, but governments will be too afraid to tax the banks (unlike Hungary did)
18. more monitoring, more police states, more censorship
19. people will learn more alone, during lockdown: you have a lot more time, why not use it to learn new things?
20. less travel bloggers will brag about the "fantasy lifestyle": because they will have less money to travel and it will be more dangerous, we will see less people bragging about working "from under the palm trees"
21. new pyramidal schemes, new speculative assets and games will spread: this never ends!
22. some great powers will cease being great military powers due to economic crises and also due to the fall of oil's price: I wonder how many tanks will rust (perhaps the UK, USA and possibly Russia again could face what the Soviet Union/Russia had to face following the end of the Cold War and the dissolution of the Soviet Union)
23. regional powers will emerge: Turkey is a good example
24. many shopping malls will go bankrupt
25. once paradise-like places will suffer: could Dubai survive? (oil brought 85+% of the UAE's GDP, while tourism and shopping generated much of the rest)
26. people will consume more soy and "fake meat" (like those fake hamburgers) - disgusting
27. there will be more police on the streets, as a show of force, but they will never be there where they're really needed: small crime will thrive, while police will confront riots
28. real estate will cost a lot less: I expect a -25 % drop until 2022, as things get worse
29. people will work out more due to lockdown, while sports facilities, fitness centres will go bankrupt
30. it will be far more dangerous to travel by yacht: more pirates, more attacks on boats
You had me at number eight!
Jason1
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other first world countries need to put their efforts into building up other countries to take up manufacturing to take over from where china left off.
there are other countries where multinationals can go and do manufacturing besides china, they are already leaving or at least talking about it.
Then the rest of the world can ad food to that list. They making their boycot threats on the iour food exports, Fine let them starve. Least we can feed our selves, We will have our farms they bought back. That is their major weakness and one they fail to understand when they make their little threats.
The Japanese government is paying companies to move out of China lol.
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China is self sufficient in food lol. Maybe not everything they like but they won't starve without australian agriculture.
Don't confuse countries importing food as an indication they will starve without imports. For example if China banned consumption of beef and seafood from any country not just Australia, no Chinese is going to die of starvation.
Australia imports A$16.8 billion worth of food per year too
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Jason1
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Im not talking just Australia, the way they are going they are pissing off more than just one country.
they have one 5th of the worlds population, the average farm is only 2.5 acres.
At their size and continuing growth is very well known even to the Chinese them selves they will starve in the near future.
Hence their apatite for buying farmland offshore. Majority of their livestock feed is imported. They cannot feed their live stock without imported feed. so while now these days are more self sufficient with raising live stock than they were a few decades ago, they arent self sufficient at feeding their livestock, they are the worlds leading buyer and importer of livestock feed.
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listening too much propaganda from Taiwan, which claims that Chinese can't even afford a tea egg
Jason1 would think people in China would be starving when dogs are becoming pets again
Philippines refuses to stop using chemical on their bananas when selling to China, but the day the customer said, taking no more of the shit. it ended the import all together
not understanding trade and bargaining power is disastrous to everyone,
closing your own market to exports, cutting your produce from your own customers is idiotic
Australian farmers paid dearly for losing Russian customers, even same for European farmers
un-rooting your own apple trees, since the markets are permanently closed
killing your own beloved cows for not able to sell the milk and cheese
other people make the decisions and your farmers ended up paying for them
those markets are not easy to build, and since it already been destroyed is less than a season
China need USA produce but reject receiving for being a dumping grounds.
so Australia dumping to Indonesia and many other countries, unfortunate indeed
Jason1 would think people in China would be starving when dogs are becoming pets again
Philippines refuses to stop using chemical on their bananas when selling to China, but the day the customer said, taking no more of the shit. it ended the import all together
not understanding trade and bargaining power is disastrous to everyone,
closing your own market to exports, cutting your produce from your own customers is idiotic
Australian farmers paid dearly for losing Russian customers, even same for European farmers
un-rooting your own apple trees, since the markets are permanently closed
killing your own beloved cows for not able to sell the milk and cheese
other people make the decisions and your farmers ended up paying for them
those markets are not easy to build, and since it already been destroyed is less than a season
China need USA produce but reject receiving for being a dumping grounds.
so Australia dumping to Indonesia and many other countries, unfortunate indeed
TreasureHunter
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TreasureHunter
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In Europe many countries are loosening the quarantine, they're letting people out on the streets, some are letting restaurants and bars function.
They act like it's "no big deal" and are rushing to reopen in order o restart the economy.
Yet, many countries say they're expecting a 2nd wave of Corona towards September-October.
This is suicidal.
This can go on perpetually.
I can already see "Big Brother" keeping up the "help" for years and years and years... Corona could go on for years and years and years.
Or the scare and manipulation.
More and more are saying that "we have to live with Corona" for many years.
Like: FOREVER? And we will be driven in and out of the "barn" like cattle?
In the background, economies and industries are collapsing and people still think that things would otherwise be OK, it's just the virus that caused the problems, so they won't be mad at their politicians, the elite etc. What a beautiful cover for them to hide behind!
They act like it's "no big deal" and are rushing to reopen in order o restart the economy.
Yet, many countries say they're expecting a 2nd wave of Corona towards September-October.
This is suicidal.
This can go on perpetually.
I can already see "Big Brother" keeping up the "help" for years and years and years... Corona could go on for years and years and years.
Or the scare and manipulation.
More and more are saying that "we have to live with Corona" for many years.
Like: FOREVER? And we will be driven in and out of the "barn" like cattle?
In the background, economies and industries are collapsing and people still think that things would otherwise be OK, it's just the virus that caused the problems, so they won't be mad at their politicians, the elite etc. What a beautiful cover for them to hide behind!
I see why you lol that, because the CCP said that in the late 1950s.
the history of uncontrolled wet markets was to curb starvation because the gov did such a shitty job
As the school in China reopen, this is their uniform
What a horrible future for that country.
That will be everywhere even where you live.
systematic
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A virus is made from a bit of genetic material and enclosed by a membrane ... it does not matter where virus comes from ... the immune system recognises whatever is not self .... the wet market story is a load of hype ... the average flu kills approx 650,000 people annually ... the media is fear mongering and panicking the public ... always follow the money ...
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metalzzz
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What do you mean? Contaminated by what or how?