this sorta speaks to the south china morning post’s post:

china has been working flat out on space/satellite/laser research.  china & russia have transformed war, empire is like natives with bows & arrows fending off canons.

post # 62288 speaks to satellite ability to go dark.

the following link is to an article on: China Unveils Microwave Weapon with Nuclear Bomb-like Power, Targeting Satellites & Drones

China Unveils Microwave Weapon with Nuclear Bomb-Like Power, Targeting Satellites & Drones (Video)

thank you, dear Grieved, (forgive me, i am sorely chagrined for having suggested you may speculate, perish the thought, transference wholly on my part, apologies in the hope no offence was taken, none was intended) & thank heaven i never believe a word agent orange says, i take king charles more seriously: inflation as i’ve understood results from tariffs on the importing buyer; those fortunate receivers of european/asian goods will pay the charge rather than the exporter…so, costs will be swallowed & digested by the importer (sean foo explains asian bottom lines are so small the export will be forsaken rather than paid on their end; american markets are small in comparison to home/neighbourhood or trading allies; alas european vineyards, scotch distillers, german/italian autos may be more the fools & gobble the 15% in hopes Time rewinds a decade).  but where can the american consumer turn?  india? can india produce the sinks/lumber/cement/screws needed to rebuild the palisades, will india or brussels be able to produce & supply the magnets or palladium silicon valley & the pentagram need?

trump grifts, for himself, & after that…it’s a toss up, whether it’s city or the zionazis colony or if it’s all the same coin different crowns.

tariffs as domestic policy?…i’m not trying to be inflammatory but i don’t follow?  tariffs are a tax on the importer?  how if the importer doesn’t digest it, is it a tax on the exporter—if vineyards in france choose to drink it, O well, but if china’s manufacturers do not…doesn’t the tariff come home to Home Depot?  extortion, here i defer to agent orange as it’s not my turf & is definitely empire’s…sensing it closely relates & seems all but synonymous.

foremost:  thank you for the richard werner, the interview would’ve passed unnoticed & it is a treat i will savour throughout tomorrow (between appointments & sundry dreary tasks—thank you!)  & thank you for your response, i deeply appreciate your having taken the time to help me clear some of the fog & grok.  bless you.

dear AHH, thank you.   the dream: city flogging its book to puppets defending its book. tawdry is as always nothing more than tribute due & paid in full to keep the scam afloat?  europe’s elites, dupes hired to place their chips on the trope & folly to eradicate russia, in the vain hope of taking her oil/resources & return to the nirvana of fat, happy nevereverland & then finally guttered move onto china; believing one fine day all would be as it always was, corruption would continue, evil would be deemed good.

their golden goose is cooked.  the tariffs are a wounded matador’s cloak, hoping to entice the bull to charge yet again, another picador’s pic to stop the beast before the fatal goring?

tariffs simply that?

me2, Mr.P…probably a little early to short tankers, maritime insurance, panama canal/suez bottlenecks but it keeps agent orange’s temper tariffs in perspective &.  & yes i remember that rodeo, seriously impressive.

china plans network to sell surplus computing power in crackdown on data centre glut

https://www.reuters.com/technology/china-plans-network-sell-surplus-computing-power-crackdown-data-centre-glut-2025-07-24/

pravin’s 3rd & final video on china’s 6front capabilities.