Trump's grand plans for the Middle East
Saudi Arabia spends money to buy peace: agreed to buy $142 billion in U.S. weapons, but actually only bought $50 billion over the past eight years, and this time it’s another empty promise.
UAE boasts without a draft: the national income is only 20 billion a year, yet they dare to say they will invest 1.4 trillion in the U.S. in the next 10 years? That's even more absurd than Jack Ma claiming he wants to buy Apple.
Truth: Middle Eastern tycoons cooperate with Trump to put on a show for the American public, but the money never actually arrives.
America owes money and is about to collapse.
China is dumping U.S. bonds: In March, it sold $18.9 billion, now only $765.4 billion is left (peaked at $1.3 trillion).
Credit rating slapped in the face: The three major rating agencies no longer give the U.S. the highest score; borrowing interest has surged to 5%.
Trump is anxious: asking China not to sell anymore, and preferably to buy some more, otherwise the U.S. government's 'credit card' will be maxed out.
China's three-counterattack moves
Tariff club: a 74.9% tax on materials used by Tesla, forcing Musk to jump.
Rare earth chokehold: The rare earths America needs to build fighter jets are now taking 45 days for approval, and they must sign a guarantee to prevent technology theft.
Read but no reply: Trump says he wants to visit China, but the Chinese side doesn't engage—'Let's talk after you lower the tariffs.'
What will the future be like?
Is America going to collapse? If China continues to dump U.S. bonds in June, American pensions could go bankrupt, triggering a financial earthquake.
China is as stable as an old dog: holding 7,377 tons of gold, increasingly settling in RMB, and can operate without relying on the dollar.
Ultimatum: If Trump really wants to talk, he must cancel the 24% tariff before July and also lift restrictions on three high-tech exports.
Trump is now like an ant on a hot pan. China is holding the lifeline of the U.S. with U.S. bonds and rare earths. If they want to talk, it has to be on our terms—just saying nice things is useless; they need to put real money on the table to change policies.
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