Staff Reports
The world wakes up to China’s latest dirty move—using its grip on rare earth elements to hold us all hostage. This isn’t just about minerals; this is war by another means. China wants to flex its muscles, hurling threats with a smirk, all while pretending to be a reliable trade partner. But let’s be honest: the aggressive posture from Beijing should surprise no one who’s been paying attention.
For too long, the liberal elite and so-called “global leaders” have turned a blind eye to China’s deceitful game of Monopoly. They’ve allowed China to creep into dominant positions in various sectors, choking out competition as they go. And now, with their fangs bared, they hold the power to disrupt global markets with a snap of their fingers. The rest of the world gasps in disbelief, but anyone who trusted China wasn’t paying attention or was just too busy appeasing the dragon to notice.
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President Trump’s no-nonsense approach, recognizing the threat that China poses, stands in stark contrast to the wishy-washy policies of past administrations. He’s always suspected China of lying in wait, gathering strength to strike when it suits them best. And now, that moment has come. China’s aggressive trade tactics are not only unfair but are specifically designed to destabilize the American economy and undermine our leadership on the global stage.
While President Trump is poised to take decisive countermeasures, broadening the scope beyond tariffs is vital. As he sees it, for every monopoly China creates, the U.S. holds multiple aces up its sleeve. This is not the time to shrink back. America must wield its own economic might to ensure that we are not bullied into submission. Our leadership should be about leveraging our strengths, not whimpering or retreating under pressure.
And while President Trump was slated to meet with Xi Jinping, it’s clear there’s little to discuss with someone playing diplomatic charades. The global community must rally around the principle of fair trade, not seeking handouts from a nation that has shown its cards—it is hellbent on playing dirty. Isn’t it time for the U.S. to lead a coalition of nations, demanding accountability and putting forth the strength that only true and principled leadership can provide?
