The Communist Chinese government, through state-controlled corporations masquerading as private entities, is accelerating its plan to acquire control over deep water ports and major shipping lanes across the world.
The Sri Lankan government, heavily indebted to China, recently agreed to lease approximately 80% of a strategic port in the southern part of the country to a state-owned Chinese company for $1.1 billion.
The port of Hambantota lies along an important trade route connecting Asia and the Middle East, and is a key part of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s “one belt, one road” plan to expand Chinese control over key shipping lanes.
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I'm not sure how this qualifies as a "...move against Trump."
ReplyDeleteHa Ha....it is against Homey Obameee.....we are going to rock.the world with Trump....
ReplyDelete11:13 don't take this lightly the Chinese fully intend to be the most powerful nation in the world both militaraly and economicly.
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