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It has been a tense week around the globe and uncertainty of the future is what is the most frightening part of this trade war. Some small businesses in China are adding “America fee” for American tourists so if you want to buy a product with an identification they will add a surcharge which I find amusing and you should too. Each hour the unpredictable nature of this situation creates spikes of anxiety across China and many of us are scared that this can escalate to a kinetic war. I have even heard of some rumors of a draft being implemented but these were not verifiable yet, I don’t think kinetic war is something we see anytime soon but this is a start.

Will China sell treasuries? They have already started doing so… but to think they will “dump” them (sell them all) is out of the question, although I have seen that suggested here in a post or two, unless this is a jest then I would say that mutual economic destruction would be the result- yes economies want to move away from the US globalized order, but the move takes time hence the opportunity for BRICS to flourish and deeper trade partnerships with other nations. Reacting poorly to the decisions of the US in this current time will only impact more people, not just Americans. The reciprocal tariffs is a way of mitigating the consequences and in turn a show of solidarity with the Chinese people and other nations who may be too scared to war with the US. Partnerships like that of Korea, Japan and China only reinforce the Chinese ability to mitigate conflicts and show it is able to play the part of a good global superpower and this is what globally people want, they don’t want an empire which will attack them as its doing now. They just want support.

Rumors: Now for the scary part. Rumors that an all out war will begin are just rumors, but at the same time we have to take into consideration that wars have started over less. Trade wars are essentially hurting economies and the people living in those countries. As America approaches recession, unemployment goes up, people lose jobs, homes, and they die. The Chinese infrastructure is a lot kinder so there are safety nets implemented which prevents people from feeling a full impact, although they will still be affected no doubt. I feel for other countries as well who do not have adequate safeguards in place, in the US however the worker always feels the brunt of the force, the working class will always pay to fix the issues of the country which will possibly lead to some sort of nation wide unrest which is when Trump will enact the insurrection act and install martial law, it is funny that the liberals who were so adamant China was the harbinger of oppression and martial law of certain populations within China (lies) are now starting to understand to some degree that they themselves are living in such a regime. But we should still not trust the liberals as they always side with the fascists in the end, they may cry about it now until their face of the party tells them “sending Americans to El Salvador is good actually” and then they will keep quiet like they did on Palestine. Anything that infringes on their optics and reality of living within a Marvel movie takes them out of their artificial reality, the only reason the liberals complain now is because the cost of empire rises, but when the leash is tugged they will obey. So while the US may start to usher in martial law, they have already boasted their incentive of increasing their military budget to one trillion dollars. This is meaningless and more posturing, the US is in decline and knows it. This is a rat trapped in a corner move and one that increases stock prices of death capital (manufacturers of war products) and nothing more.