Duufaan Posted January 10, 2019 There were so much talk here about DJabuti losing it is life line port business for Ereteria and some cases to Berbera after they kicked out DP world. With fake courts in London and media attacks has all come to fruitless after one year. In this case Berbera seems to losing business rather gaining anything. This is a really zero sum game for Biixi camp. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Duufaan Posted January 10, 2019 14 minutes ago, Oodweyne said: Furthermore, even if a Chinese company eventually become the owner of it, then that company will have to kiss goodbye any business it will ever do in any western countries. Given, that, they will be liable to be hauled in before a court in that western country in which it's doing business on it, with the charge of "profiting" from a stolen goods, or with the charge of "making money from a stolen property", which is a serious crime in any Western jurisdiction you could care to think of, indeed. Are you SOL Self nominated speaker of the west? I think you misunderstand the globalization system. that is why you always get wrong. What you read the big newspaper is not always the policy, it is more opinion with target audience. Chinese are part of the global system too. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Duufaan Posted January 10, 2019 Are you educating us on the issue or you want somebody else read what you wrote? This games of west and Chinese are not our business I can tell you it will be a compromise soon but that will not stop the natural decline in the west and rise of Chinese and developing emerging countries. The stuff you shared is all over internet, everyone in the world have access to. Nothing is black or white as you perceive things. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Duufaan Posted January 10, 2019 1 hour ago, Oodweyne said: Again, your imbecility knows no bound, mate. After all, when you are told how no one will be in a harry to take up the ownership of Dorraleh port, you resort to some asides about how the West and the Chinese are likely to find a means to resolve their issues, which is was not the main thrust of the argument. Nor is the fact of the western decline has any bearing on the issue specific to Djibouti's ports and who will owns them. Again, talking to you is like talking to a brick wall. Good day, mate, However, in passing, let me tell you that you will be well advise to learn somethings before your open your mouth and actually advertise to all comers as to your incurable imbecility. The old man The age of the internet and social media, this knowledge you are talking about is more, less useless. A long time ago I told you with all your perceived education, you can not read between lines, I do not know if that has to do with your old age dementia. it calls inferences and context clues skills. You can go back what you were arguing the last year alone about Jabuuti. and DP world. The fact is nothing has changed. About Chineses companies, and trade wars are all connected. Simply the Chinese and west need each other and will continue to work each other in Africa too, while still competing. Simply your point view showed not right. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Duufaan Posted January 11, 2019 I do not know why you like to use right wing organizations as reference such as heritage and others. The real power and the money are hands of the liberal in America and they are heavily invested in China. Apple, Tosla and Boeng are all there, just few. All Apple phones are made in China and China is one of their lucrative market. Even Starbucks is there. They rather want to change the Chinese behavior and not allow Trump to hurt their investment. For short, Trump will get a deal from China,enough to brag on. That will not stop competion. At this point Africans can not buy American products but they can buy Chinese products. Africans may able to buy American product made in china like IPhones or Tosla electric cars. So it is more things going, so do not confuse the headlines. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted January 11, 2019 Oodweyne is right though many would think that coperations such as Apple and Starbucks have a say in U.S. foreign policy from the economic point of view and it's trade battles with China. The U.S. is looking this from a along term the next decades or so and to keep its world dominance.because it's heavily challenged by the people's republic of China the trade war was predicted whether trump was there or not.Republican and democrat all agree to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites