Currant Thoughts ... ( Archived) (21)

or sultana thoughts or you prefer your grapes wet from a bottle ?

There is no rhyme nor raisin to this thread.

Here in Australia there are many problems arising from the way Western nations behave them-selves in international affairs, one that is rather hard to comprehend is the level of support our elected officials give to the Chinese government industrialization. The level of corruption would probably be better expression, as most politicians here in Australia maintain personal Chinese business interests, and have or do promote trade with China.

I am saying this because back stabbing Mao attempts to rearrange Chinese society clearly failed when he sent Chinese academic's out into the countryside planting rice, (probably Australian academic fellows should still be required to do like experience before been granted PhD’s in any subject, particularly medical and international affairs) hundreds and thousand of Chinese academic's died because Mao was of course full of it.

Communist China today, especially since major economic reforms were enacted by Deng Xiaoping in 1978.
The Chinese are making big mistake in thinking all western people are all dumb or something, I am of course referring to the China that has been manufacturing goods and giving them away in flooding the world with free goods for a very long time. What I mean is the same China today has been producing all manner of goods partly by using prisoners to produce the goods, but also manufacturing goods in State owned factories for what has been a very long time, since 1978 actually.

They have been, are swamping our countries with free goods with a motivation to cripple capitalism.
To demonstrate I offer this example I've purchased quite a few Chinese made Chainsaws.
In the past prior to the rush of our political representatives to piss in the pocket of an emerging expansion of un-fretted greed, America and Sweden had produced most chainsaws that we obtained and used on farms, in forests etc. Stihl chainsaws (USA) and Husqvarna (Sweden) were the most common available chainsaws; prices ranged for a commercial saw between AU$800.00 and AU$2000.00.

Today we buy Chinese made chainsaw for as low as $80.00 (83cc) the most I've paid AU$171.44 cents for brand new 61.5cc chainsaw being the most recent Chinese chainsaw that I have purchased. The seller delivered the saw to my postal addeess here in Australia. The saw was purchased online in Australia and the seller’s price included delivery included in the purchase price.
To post an item around that size cost postage say AU$36.00...though its possible business bulk posting may have paid a lessor sum.

The seller purchased the saw from wholesale agent who the seller paid money to, and the wholesale agent paid a truck to delivered the saw to the seller, and the wholesale agent had also to have paid money when they purchased the saw from an import agent who had paid for shipping company and the transport of the saw from China to Australia, also probably a freight company that delivered the saw to the importers company storage address, latter had also paid money when they obtained the chainsaw from the exporter in China, who too was also paid money or transport shipping to Australia plus of course insurance etc etc…

China makes a big mistake in thinking all western people are dumb. The Chinese government Peoples Communist Party cannot be trusted anymore than the stupid liars we have here playing politics here in Australia.