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China is a Charade

Guest post by: Donald J. Trump

Article Overview: As I've warned before, China is the power to watch, and for a variety of reasons.

China is a Charade

As I've warned before, China is the power to watch, and for a variety of reasons. It has recently replaced Japan as the 2nd largest global economy after the USA. From the gymnasts caught cheating at the Olympics to the singer caught lip-synching on international television, I don't have the highest esteem for their ethics. It's all a charade. I also don't like the fact that we look like fools-I know for a fact they laugh at the stupidity of our leaders, and for good reason. They can't believe they're getting away with what they're getting away with-and we're allowing it. We have a diplomat doing negotiations and what we need are our best business minds on this case-because in that case there wouldn't be a deficit for long. Considering the overall situation, what I'd do is to tax their products coming into this country-they make many of our products-so just tax them. We'd pay off that deficit so fast that their heads would spin. I don't want to do business with people when we have that kind of deficit.

It's also impossible to do business with them. I can't even get my name into China -which has a corrupt political and court system-because they won't let me use my own name. Why? Because it's worth something. They'd prefer to give me another name that would have no meaning or significance as a brand.

China is a power but a power with some big flaws-their charade has become transparent. We need to act like business people and deal with them with business minds. It's the only way to set things straight.

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