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On September 15, 2022, the United States implemented new sanctions measures and trade restrictions on Russia and Belarus in response to Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine.
massive lobbying campaigns by ukrainian politicians in american defense contractors, all of those factors act play a role in this. no tragedy has a single cause. but what s not all complicated is who benefits from our conflict with russia. china benefits period. the chinese government is the only certain winner here. we can give you many examples to illustrate this , but consider the latest economic sanctions the white house has proposed against russiaus. the bottom ministration may use something called the foreign direct product rule to cut off russia s supply of semiconductors made with american technologyco. this would, in the hopeful assessment of the washington post quote, potentially deprive russian citizens of some smartphones, tablets and video game consoles. so depriving russian citizens is good, we re told, because russian citizens are bad. okay, but what are the long term effects on us? russians are still going to have smartphones. those get their components somewhere else
campaigns by ukrainian politicians and american defense contractors. all of those factors play a role in this. no tragedy has a single cause. but what s not at all complicated is who benefits from our conflict with russia. china benefits, period. the chinese government is the only certain winner here. can give you many examples to illustrate this but consider the latest economic sanctions the white house has proposed against russia. the biden a administration may use something called the foreign direct product rule to cut off russia s supply of dummy conductors made with american technology. this would, in the hopeful assessment of the washington post potentially deprive russian citizens of some smartphones, tabloids and video game consoles. so depriving russian citizens is good, we are told because russian citizens are bad. okay, but one of the long-term effects on us? russians are still going to have smartphones. it will just get their components somewhere else, meaning from chin