>>64390230
Also from last time Chiner sperged out and totarry banned REE exports to the US.
The US already mines them, can get them from allies (Japan, Germany, Australia, etc), has a decade of strategic reserves built up, or, like usual, the CCP is all talk and no action and continues to import them to the US because their economy would implode if they actually stopped exporting.
>China's export controls on critical minerals aren't starving the United States—at least so far
https://www.piie.com/blogs/realtime-economics/2024/chinas-export-controls-critical-minerals-arent-starving-united-states
>However, current and future production capacities in Japan, Germany, and Australia undermine the power of this most recent Chinese economic swipe at the United States.
https://www.csis.org/analysis/understanding-chinas-gallium-sanctions
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>>518753168
Also from last time Chiner sperged out and totarry banned REE exports to the US.
The US already mines them, can get them from allies (Japan, Germany, Australia, etc), has a decade of strategic reserves built up, or, like usual, the CCP is all talk and no action and continues to import them to the US because their economy would implode if they actually stopped exporting.
>China's export controls on critical minerals aren't starving the United States—at least so far
https://www.piie.com/blogs/realtime-economics/2024/chinas-export-controls-critical-minerals-arent-starving-united-states
>However, current and future production capacities in Japan, Germany, and Australia undermine the power of this most recent Chinese economic swipe at the United States.
https://www.csis.org/analysis/understanding-chinas-gallium-sanctions
Also from last time Chiner sperged out and totarry banned REE exports to the US.
The US already mines them, can get them from allies (Japan, Germany, Australia, etc), has a decade of strategic reserves built up, or, like usual, the CCP is all talk and no action and continues to import them to the US because their economy would implode if they actually stopped exporting.
>China's export controls on critical minerals aren't starving the United States—at least so far
https://www.piie.com/blogs/realtime-economics/2024/chinas-export-controls-critical-minerals-arent-starving-united-states
>However, current and future production capacities in Japan, Germany, and Australia undermine the power of this most recent Chinese economic swipe at the United States.
https://www.csis.org/analysis/understanding-chinas-gallium-sanctions
>>512292997
I'll do you one better since chinks don't use freight trains:
Now back to chinkland, faggot
I'll do you one better since chinks don't use freight trains:
Now back to chinkland, faggot
>>511153996
You stupid commie
You stupid commie