Kishore Mahbubani Delivers A Masterclass When Challenged on China

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  @North_Mer · 1 month ago · pinned

  Why should stopping China be the measure of American success?<br><br>If China becomes richer while Americans also become richer, is America really “losing”? Or has geopolitics become so obsessed with being #1 that improving people’s actual lives has become secondary?<br><br>And looking ahead, what do you think happens next?<br><br>A new U.S. China Cold War or eventually more cooperation? 👇

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  @Longcloud · 1 month ago

  You have to admire Mahbubanis &nbsp;patience with the close minded questions from this journalist who most probably has never been to China 🤔

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  @yipkongluen8105 · 1 month ago

  The west will never do a honest deep dive into Mao. This woman will never ask the right question.

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  @navnit3978 · 1 month ago

  China paid a very high price for industralization 1980 to 2000,where they poluted the atmosphere where sun wasnt visible and rivers and waterways were contamidated with industrial waste killed vast amounts of fish etc.So the Chinese people<br>paid a very high price to get this far,and the west benefited the most to get the goods at very low cost.Even now most of the world is benefiting by getting Chinese goods at very low prices.China should stop trade with USA altogether to stop them moaning.The West also needs to look at what they done to China by a century of humiliation by opium trade to get them addicted to opium for &nbsp;over a hundred years at tremendous cost and deaths to millions of people.

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  @mangamamtani1026 · 1 month ago

  Mahbubani is soooo true, intelligent and with a good sense of humor. Think practical and for the betterment of own people

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  @geoff9858 · 1 month ago

  Western hypocrisy is well known amongst the majority of the world population. 😂

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  @jeffberlin4179 · 1 month ago

  I&apos;m American and it&apos;s a 3 ring circus clown show. The uni-party does a terrible job running America.<br>I don&apos;t see how my overlords can tell anyone how to run their country.

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  @ablefamilee6538 · 1 month ago

  🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏼 <br>Excellent Commentary. <br>Thanks For Sharing. <br>🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏼

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  @deepseek1958 · 1 month ago

  Clearly she was parroting pre prepared questions and that&apos;s stupid when you are facing an intellectual like Kishore. Hope she learned a lesson from this.

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  @ianbarr5110 · 1 month ago

  When Deng took over he instructed his people to get a good education. That will make a significant difference to our well-being and help us develop the country and it&apos;s citizens. The country was out to beat anyone or compete with other nations. Deng opened the door to the West and allowed companies to come in with a joint partner. Joint Venture Companies were created and encouraged to employ local people. 800 million people were risen out of poverty. That is unique to mankind. China is not competing with US. The US is competing with China and China will not stop developing as a nation. It&apos;s gone from nowhere to where it is now in two generations.The yanks are hellbent on dominance and China are hellbent on development.

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  @sktan3743 · 1 month ago

  We always wish others well . US is the only exception who &nbsp;insists on number one regardless, by all means and at all costs. <br><br>Trump was cheered by the crowd that very soon US will take over the Hormuz straits! &nbsp;For that matter, he &nbsp;has targeted Panama Canada and Greenland &nbsp;to be annexed as US territory. &nbsp;Whilst the US crowd cheered, the world is laughing at Donal weirdest n wildest dream

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  @ericyeo805 · 1 month ago

  This woman’s journalist is rotten to the baselines taken or told to be, paints China in that orders. Have she been to Xinjiang to spins about the people there? Let’s see if she will changed her objective later on when she’s strong enough to wake up like some journalists who are not willing to continue that path even with monetary gains.

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