Trump Unleashes Tariffs On India, Indian Media Insults Trump And Calls Him 'Stupid'

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Stumbled on this vid during another news discussion (Fakenews media now joining Indian governments to paint MAGA as a 'liar' ), pretty shocking that media of one of our allies is calling MAGA "stupid". Don't think even Chinese media ever used this kind of language in the relatively more intense trade war.
A great pluralistic country and world's largest democracy's image is being tarnished by current extremist regime it seems:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGvJKKoSCwY



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LOL... tuned out at ~6:00... That dude is the Indian version of Morton Downey Jr. Get that guy a cigarette to go with his leevers

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LOL... tuned out at ~6:00... That dude is the Indian version of Morton Downey Jr. Get that guy a cigarette to go with his leevers

Sharp tone of opening monologue compelled me to sample it for a fraction of the 26 min vid too, didn't have patience or time to watch the whole thing. Was also surprised that he had 3-4 guys who sounded like US based neocons agreeing with him as he bashed Trump.
I used to browse Chinese English media now and then during peak of US-China trade drama few months back, they seem like very tame people relatively.

[Swordsmyth]

Good, it's time we stopped letting them wage trade warfare on us.

[RonZeplin]

Worldwide resistance to Trump's NWO Deep State terrorism is increasing.

China tells India: Let’s fight together against Trump’s unilateralism, protectionism

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NEW DELHI — China says it values India’s concerns on the bilateral trade imbalance between the two Asian giants and is willing to discuss new approaches to address the issue, and has asked New Delhi to join Beijing in its fight against “unilateralism and protectionism” amidst a bruising trade war with the United States.

India for long has been pressing China to open its pharmaceutical market for Indian pharma exports to address the yawning trade deficit which last year according to Chinese figures, crossed US$ 57 billion in a $ 95.5 billion trade.

China’s new Ambassador to India Sun Weidong said: “China highly values India’s concerns on trade imbalance. But I have to point out that we have never deliberately pursued a trade surplus against India.”

China for its part, Sun said, has taken measures to increase import of rice and sugar and accelerated the process of review and approvals of Indian pharmaceuticals and agricultural goods.

He said latest figures show that China’s imports of Indian goods grew by 15 per cent and more Indian goods have found their way to the Chinese market.

India’s export of agricultural goods to China last year actually doubled, he said. “According to the statistics in the first half this year, India’s trade deficit against China is down by five per cent. So, I am convinced that with the concerted efforts the issue of trade imbalance between India and China will be gradually addressed,” he said.

“China and India have various channels for dialogue to talk about issues like trade imbalance. We are willing to discuss and find new approaches to address the trade imbalances with our Indian friends,” he said.

Sun also asked India to join China in the fight against unilateralism and protectionism, a reference to US President Donald Trump’s policy using tariffs as a weapon to assert his America first policy.

Trump kicked off a trade war with China last year by slapping 25 per cent duties on more than $ 250 billion of Chinese imports, demanding Beijing to reduce massive trade deficit which climbed to over $ 539 billion.

There has been a trade friction between India and the US on several issue. India wants foreign companies to store data locally and announced a review of the rules around e-commerce, moves that alarmed U.S. technology and financial giants.

Without directly referring to China’s current trade war with the US and India’s trade frictions with America, Sun said: “We are facing unprecedented challenge that is unseen in a century”. “We are both faced with the challenges from unilateralism and protectionism. So, we have to resolutely defend the multilateralism and economic globalization and stand against unilateralism and protectionism,” he said.

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/114465...-protectionism

[Swordsmyth]

Worldwide resistance to Trump's NWO Deep State terrorism is increasing.

China tells India: Let’s fight together against Trump’s unilateralism, protectionism

INQUIRER.net STOCK IMAGE

NEW DELHI — China says it values India’s concerns on the bilateral trade imbalance between the two Asian giants and is willing to discuss new approaches to address the issue, and has asked New Delhi to join Beijing in its fight against “unilateralism and protectionism” amidst a bruising trade war with the United States.

India for long has been pressing China to open its pharmaceutical market for Indian pharma exports to address the yawning trade deficit which last year according to Chinese figures, crossed US$ 57 billion in a $ 95.5 billion trade.

China’s new Ambassador to India Sun Weidong said: “China highly values India’s concerns on trade imbalance. But I have to point out that we have never deliberately pursued a trade surplus against India.”

China for its part, Sun said, has taken measures to increase import of rice and sugar and accelerated the process of review and approvals of Indian pharmaceuticals and agricultural goods.

He said latest figures show that China’s imports of Indian goods grew by 15 per cent and more Indian goods have found their way to the Chinese market.

India’s export of agricultural goods to China last year actually doubled, he said. “According to the statistics in the first half this year, India’s trade deficit against China is down by five per cent. So, I am convinced that with the concerted efforts the issue of trade imbalance between India and China will be gradually addressed,” he said.

“China and India have various channels for dialogue to talk about issues like trade imbalance. We are willing to discuss and find new approaches to address the trade imbalances with our Indian friends,” he said.

Sun also asked India to join China in the fight against unilateralism and protectionism, a reference to US President Donald Trump’s policy using tariffs as a weapon to assert his America first policy.

Trump kicked off a trade war with China last year by slapping 25 per cent duties on more than $ 250 billion of Chinese imports, demanding Beijing to reduce massive trade deficit which climbed to over $ 539 billion.

There has been a trade friction between India and the US on several issue. India wants foreign companies to store data locally and announced a review of the rules around e-commerce, moves that alarmed U.S. technology and financial giants.

Without directly referring to China’s current trade war with the US and India’s trade frictions with America, Sun said: “We are facing unprecedented challenge that is unseen in a century”. “We are both faced with the challenges from unilateralism and protectionism. So, we have to resolutely defend the multilateralism and economic globalization and stand against unilateralism and protectionism,” he said.

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/114465...-protectionism

Of course you cheer for the Communist mercantilists that have been waging unilateral trade war on us for decades.

Fortunately they are losing badly and going to collapse.

[Swordsmyth]

Worldwide resistance to Trump's NWO Deep State terrorism is increasing.

China tells India: Let’s fight together against Trump’s unilateralism, protectionism

INQUIRER.net STOCK IMAGE

NEW DELHI — China says it values India’s concerns on the bilateral trade imbalance between the two Asian giants and is willing to discuss new approaches to address the issue, and has asked New Delhi to join Beijing in its fight against “unilateralism and protectionism” amidst a bruising trade war with the United States.

India for long has been pressing China to open its pharmaceutical market for Indian pharma exports to address the yawning trade deficit which last year according to Chinese figures, crossed US$ 57 billion in a $ 95.5 billion trade.

China’s new Ambassador to India Sun Weidong said: “China highly values India’s concerns on trade imbalance. But I have to point out that we have never deliberately pursued a trade surplus against India.”

China for its part, Sun said, has taken measures to increase import of rice and sugar and accelerated the process of review and approvals of Indian pharmaceuticals and agricultural goods.

He said latest figures show that China’s imports of Indian goods grew by 15 per cent and more Indian goods have found their way to the Chinese market.

India’s export of agricultural goods to China last year actually doubled, he said. “According to the statistics in the first half this year, India’s trade deficit against China is down by five per cent. So, I am convinced that with the concerted efforts the issue of trade imbalance between India and China will be gradually addressed,” he said.

“China and India have various channels for dialogue to talk about issues like trade imbalance. We are willing to discuss and find new approaches to address the trade imbalances with our Indian friends,” he said.

Sun also asked India to join China in the fight against unilateralism and protectionism, a reference to US President Donald Trump’s policy using tariffs as a weapon to assert his America first policy.

Trump kicked off a trade war with China last year by slapping 25 per cent duties on more than $ 250 billion of Chinese imports, demanding Beijing to reduce massive trade deficit which climbed to over $ 539 billion.

There has been a trade friction between India and the US on several issue. India wants foreign companies to store data locally and announced a review of the rules around e-commerce, moves that alarmed U.S. technology and financial giants.

Without directly referring to China’s current trade war with the US and India’s trade frictions with America, Sun said: “We are facing unprecedented challenge that is unseen in a century”. “We are both faced with the challenges from unilateralism and protectionism. So, we have to resolutely defend the multilateralism and economic globalization and stand against unilateralism and protectionism,” he said.

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/114465...-protectionism

Of course you cheer for the Communist mercantilists that have been waging unilateral trade war on us for decades.

Fortunately they are losing badly and going to collapse.

And you want globalist governed trade too.

[RonZeplin]

And you want globalist governed trade too.

This would be in addition to BRICS* which of course includes India & China.

*Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa

[Swordsmyth]

This would be in addition to BRICS* which of course includes India & China.

*Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa

And that makes global government OK by you?

Fortunately Brazil is turning its back on communism and will probably end up leaving BRICS.

You just love commie countries and want them to prop up their economies by waging unrequited trade warfare on the US, don't you?

[RonZeplin]

And that makes global government OK by you?

Fortunately Brazil is turning its back on communism and will probably end up leaving BRICS.

You just love commie countries and want them to prop up their economies by waging unrequited trade warfare on the US, don't you?

You Chairman Mao/Tricky Dicky, Red Republicans are on the ash heap of history, but will resist admitting defeat until the bitter end. .

[Swordsmyth]

You Chairman Mao/Tricky Dicky, Red Republicans are on the ash heap of history, but will resist admitting defeat until the bitter end. .

You are the China boot-licker, just like your fellow liberal, Nixon.

[RonZeplin]

You are the China boot-licker, just like your fellow liberal, Nixon.

China turned capitalist and so did the USSR, your commie dreams are shattered.

[Swordsmyth]

China turned capitalist, your commie dreams are shattered.

Nobody with a brain believes your ChiCom propaganda.

In addition to Nixon you have the honor of being on the same list of China sell outs as the Bushes and Clintons.

[Anti Globalist]

I'm sure Trump will be able to handle attacks from the media in other countries.

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Sharp tone of opening monologue compelled me to sample it for a fraction of the 26 min vid too, didn't have patience or time to watch the whole thing. Was also surprised that he had 3-4 guys who sounded like US based neocons agreeing with him as he bashed Trump.
I used to browse Chinese English media now and then during peak of US-China trade drama few months back, they seem like very tame people relatively.

I think this was a lot of show, really... Just like fox or msnbc, heck even trump himself for that matter.

Last time I was in India, there were some Indians who were expressing their frustration to me, about how India is being perceived globally as cheap labor, and bound to the US taskmaster. I was being told by several folks that they believed India to be the world's technological innovator - citing Satya's leadership over microslosh. Those very conversations came to mind when India was to do their moon landing. There seems to be some attempt to gin up national pride for a people who are generally pretty humble. If I had to guess, the Indians who were educated, or had work visas, in the US are the ones pushing for this national pride - like some sort of wh0re's remorse, if I could call it that.

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That's a good point, perhaps free capitalism and ratings games are impacting their media also as anchors become more popular than responsible journalist.

As for perceptions regarding India and its industry, those appear to have affected MAGA's thinking also at times and perhaps he should be bit more sensitive in future also when commenting on our close allies to avoid misunderstandings:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj6HnrqJFIU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGdyxwtX7gI



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