Do you think SEA countries will crack down on geomaxxing?
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fatchadlitecel
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No because if you look at the geopolitical moves that have happened recently they have concluded that China won't ever be a trustworthy American partner and have shifted to containing them. America & Japan have re-confirmed their alliance and they have agreed to shift their supply chains away from China and put it in SEA and Latin America.
So going forward SEA will basically be an American playground and the countries that America does a lot of business with (which will require labour mobility/geomaxxing) will look something like this.
www.globenewswire.com
asia.nikkei.com
www.bangkokpost.com
www.supplychainquarterly.com
So going forward SEA will basically be an American playground and the countries that America does a lot of business with (which will require labour mobility/geomaxxing) will look something like this.
Wave of production shift away from China and opportunities for Vietnam
HANOI, Vietnam, Oct. 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Apple in June this year was reported to be moving some iPad production out of China and shifting it to...
Foxconn to expand EV production in Thailand and U.S.
Chairman says electric car assembly will remain outside China for now
asia.nikkei.com
AWS bets big on Thailand
A plan by Amazon Web Services (AWS) to invest US$5 billion (around 190 billion baht) in Thailand over the next 15 years underscores the country
Mexico’s nearshoring potential: Weighing opportunities and risks
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AlexBrown84
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No because the well know geomaxxing countries like Thailand get a lot of their gdp from tourism but the girls will become more westernized
Tai Bwo Wannai
Exposing all shills and tranny luvvers
They do it indirectly by changing their visa/immigration scheme to limit the influx of foreigners and then blaming backpackers or Chinese migrants or some shit. The governments also control the rental markets by hyperinflating prices. On the media front they put out fake news propaganda about how foreigners are cheap and overstay their visas etc.
Despite all of this foreigners still manage to get some pussy lmao.
Despite all of this foreigners still manage to get some pussy lmao.
Hard Boiled
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Only if they can't tax them.
predeterminism
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wym by this?
theyre trying to say foreigners coming there are poor to stop them from getting pussy?
also i think they're doing a lot of nationalism stuff in SEA in schools etc
(master race in this case being all race foreigners)
Man really put Cuba and Nicaragua as core allies jflNo because if you look at the geopolitical moves that have happened recently they have concluded that China won't ever be a trustworthy American partner and have shifted to containing them. America & Japan have re-confirmed their alliance and they have agreed to shift their supply chains away from China and put it in SEA and Latin America.
So going forward SEA will basically be an American playground and the countries that America does a lot of business with (which will require labour mobility/geomaxxing) will look something like this.
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Wave of production shift away from China and opportunities for Vietnam
HANOI, Vietnam, Oct. 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Apple in June this year was reported to be moving some iPad production out of China and shifting it to...
Foxconn to expand EV production in Thailand and U.S.
Chairman says electric car assembly will remain outside China for now
AWS bets big on Thailand
A plan by Amazon Web Services (AWS) to invest US$5 billion (around 190 billion baht) in Thailand over the next 15 years underscores the country
Mexico’s nearshoring potential: Weighing opportunities and risks
Over the next five years, incentives for nearshoring to Mexico will remain high for companies serving the U.S. market, but labor concerns and security-related risks may persist.
fatchadlitecel
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Basically just keeping China out of Central America because America needs the Canal and needs to have a monopoly over it. Also, US almost fired it's strategic nukes over Cuba. Doesn't mean they are allies, just means it's what America claims as what's essentially theirs
Interesting, the only country I would put down as an actual ally would be Colombia since the rest of LATAM is going through a pink wave (except for maybe Argentina and some irrelevant countries I don't care about like Honduras)
