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the last few decades michael you wrote the book super imperialism what do you think about banning kwai way in the 5 g. technology what's going on there it's very hard to see what will happen because china. has made such a large proportion of essential information technology goods that if they they stop the trade there than china will say ok. we won't use yours and you won't use ours american americans will lose the china market and if they lose the china market that's going to exacerbate the the depression here the real fight is over what is your going to do right now in europe european governments are sort of a subordinate to nato and they're basically nato. proxies and the question is whether china is going to have its so carrier technology used by europe and europe eurasia will be using a. fish and hyper low priced technology or whether the american monopoly is going to tell you. europe buy our high priced gas instead of low priced or russian gas by our high priced technology but most of oh we we want europe to use information technology that has our spy systems part of it and the c

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