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China's Push Back

Alright, China just slapped a 25% tariffs on $50 billion dollars worth of US trades. Now things are getting interesting. Just when I thought the most interesting things we would be doing this summer is making fresh bacon in the fridge (another blog) and explore Jackson Michigan. This headline comes across my screen.
I am glad that China has decided that they aren't prepared to put up with this nonsense. Keep in mind China has been busy building their country up instead of rampaging across the world to dominate everyone who said no to the elites.  China Pushes Back
The article above details how China has had enough of the double talk. Remember they own our debt. They've bought a large portion of it. So the question comes about how long can we keep doing this before we lose the ability to buy our beloved tech products we love? They are made in China after all.
Think about how much further along we would be if we focused on our country and building it up. Producing products we use right here at home. We would be as far along the road as well, China is. They have adapted some capitalistic principles without losing their communist government. We have had an oligarchy for many decades. We are just starting to see it though.
What do you think? How far will the oligarchies go? This is going to be an interesting summer for sure.
Old Story Update:
The European Union has decided they would post the equivalent of cops on the Hungarian border which lays within Hungry. The border was constructed at Hungry's expense and they put it I can't remember how far into their own country. Interesting!

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