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China has never abandoned the planning of their economy, they simply allowed capitalism to be part of it within rules and accordingly with the strategic direction of the country as formulated by the ruling party, it has a "sandbox" where it play a role, a very important one.
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So is this. You're just making up things. Such is the internet....
.....and you also need a good history lesson....you can start from here:
In trade wars of 200 years ago, the pirates were Americans
Unless they build a desalinization plant or make peace with Ukraine (or climate change brings more rain) there is no end to their water crisis.
They are drilling wells and piping water in from what I hear and adapting agriculture to use less water. Just how much of a difference it will make I do not know. Time will tell. Desalinization plants are impractical in such a situation, way too costly.
I expect Russia will solve it one way or another. If the Ukronazis get too pushy most likely those gates will be opened when the territory around them is occupied.
This is interesting. The Dneipre and Desna do originate on Russian territory. By looking at the size at the border easily 25% of the water flowing past Kiev is Russian.
Russian invader water. We can't have that now can we? Maybe Kiev can build a dam 1/4 of the way across the river at the Belorussian border!!!!! Keep that evil Putin water out of Ukraine.
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“Russia can deal with this issue from this perspective in the long term, since both the main stream of the Dnieper and the longest tributary of the Desna, arise from its land,” Yıldız said, though stressing that per the international water law, an issue such as the right to leave a part of transboundary water originating from its own territory to a land occupied by an upstream country has not been addressed.
“However, after the deepening of the water crisis in Crimea and the understanding that water will not be delivered from the NCC, it will not be a surprise that Russia develops some radical strategies over the water that originates from its land,” he concluded.
I expect Russia will solve it one way or another. If the Ukronazis get too pushy most likely those gates will be opened when the territory around them is occupied.
I'm not familiar with the territory but, it worst come to worst, how feasible is a quick military strike to bust that dam open before Ze can even say F.....!!!??
And the link is lovely )) Anonymous Kiev journalist, took an anonymous interview with an anonymous person in an anonymous place ! Beauty !
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