Boeing tried to deliver new jet to China. China told Boeing to take it brack.

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They sent them back like your baby daddy did when you tried passing a messican baby as his

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I guess that I lost track of the other ones, but the one that I remember is in a post from @ DrBanner. Please read that and go to the Wikipedia page. I won't spoil the laughter.
 

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People are learning in real time that China has its own versions of almost everything that America has. They allow American companies to compete, but if they want to, they can refuse American companies in their borders. The history of Asia in the 19th and 20th century involved Americans and Europeans trying to FORCE Asia to trade with them at gunpoint.

Trump is acting as if America is the biggest manufacturer in the world, and the average American worker is healthier, smarter, and wealthier than any other worker in the world instead of the reality:

The opposite is happening. American manufacturing is being automated, American students(especially white men) are dropping out of college or not attending at all, the buying power and job security of the average American worker is going down.

The Chinese can see through the bluff and are calling him out on it. They have their own manufacturing base, their buying power is increasing
(check out page 4)

The majority of chinese people have health care

and life expectancy is dropping in America while still continuing to rise or remain steady in China

What we're getting in America is the shytty parts of Chinese society(authoritarianism, open racism, suppression of speech) with none of the benefits(investment in public education, regulations on billionaires, health care, and people with masters and PHD degrees running shyt). :francis:
 

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Can someone remind this retarded supremacist he's in an actual war and in a war you dont send the enemy supplies..

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I'm not sure that there is anything we have in the USA that China doesn't already have. They are way ahead of us in damn near everything
Pharmaceuticals.

Covid showed that the absolute best chemists, pharmacists, and immunologist in China strugge to make a vaccine with a 60% success rate. Especially when the disease came from their country, and they had a head start in developing the vaccine.

Compare this to America which could almost immediately within 6 months have multiple vaccines, each with greater than 85% efficacy despite starting the process later.
 

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China is killing Boeing, Part I: As a builder of passenger jets and competitor to COMAC


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Boeing and Airbus form the duopoly of firms that manufacture most of the world's passenger jets.

But Boeing (BA) loses billions of dollars every quarter. This, despite a backlog of orders that will take over a decade to clear, products that costs over 100 million each, and serving as the Pentagon's fourth largest military contractor.

Boeing faces severe supply chain issues and production constraints, in addition to well-documented concerns about its safety record.

China's COMAC is a serious rival to Boeing and Airbus, and recently ramped up production of its main offering, the C-919, and will have the C-929 widebody ready by 2027. With an order book of hundreds of aircraft and robust supply chains, industry experts count COMAC as a strong contender for market share now owned by Boeing.

This will be especially true in the fastest-growing commercial markets in Asia, Africa, and South America, where COMAC will be either the default first choice for airlines, or an acceptable alternative as backlogs and production issues persist at BA and Airbus.

The trade war and the collapse of the aviation industry's global tariff exemptions may be a short-term boost for Boeing in the US market, but will make their planes prohibitively expensive everywhere else. China has instructed its airlines to refuse deliveries of BA aircraft and parts.

Closing scene, Dalian coast, Liaoning

Resources and links:

Bloomberg, Who Pays for Aerospace Tariffs? Maybe No One

Wall Street Journal, Boeing, Airbus Set to Lose 45-Year Duty-Free Status

Boeing posts 3.8 billion Q4 loss and has lost more than 35 billion since fatal crashes in 2019

Boeing’s crisis is getting worse. Now it’s borrowing tens of billions of dollars

Wall Street Journal, China Goes After Boeing, Tells Airlines Not to Order New Aircraft From U.S. Jet Maker

Bloomberg, China Orders Boeing Jet Delivery Halt as Trade War Expands

Bloomberg, Chinese Airline Delays Boeing Jet Delivery as Tariffs Surge

Trade War Turbulence: China Halts Boeing Jet Deliveries For Airlines

Comac ramps up challenge to Boeing and Airbus with plans to boost C919 production capacity

COMAC to Produce 75 C919 Jets to Challenge Airbus and Boeing Dominance

Forbes, Aircraft Production Hurdles Create Record Order Backlog, Older Fleet

Oliver Wyman, Global Fleet And MRO Market Forecast 2025-2035

Reuters, Vietnam regulator proposes approval of Chinese COMAC jets, documents show

Boeing Commercial Market Outlook, 2024-43

Wall Street Journal, Boeing Hit From All Sides in Trump’s Trade War

Ranked: The 15 Largest Defense Budgets in the World

Boeing Aerospace (BA) stock chart from CNBC
 
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China is killing Boeing, Part II: As a major Pentagon contractor


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The Pentagon and Congress are concerned that Boeing's safety, legal, and financial troubles leave the Defense Department vulnerable in event of the company's bankruptcy.

But while Boeing's poor management and engineering problems are grave in the short term, it is China's decisions to cut off Boeing from key supply chains that will doom the company.

Boeing is the archetypal buyer of "dual-use" technologies and materials from China, which are used in both civilian and military sectors. China has monopolies on heavy rare magnets, and the REM that are required to build them. These magnets are crucial in avionics systems for passenger jets, but even more so for advanced military systems, hypersonic missiles, and stealth aircraft.

China closed export markets for all these dual-use technologies. Boeing and other Pentagon contractors will be unable to fulfill the multi-billion dollar contracts, now that they've been cut off from China's supply chains.

Closing scene, May 4th Square, Qingdao, Shandong

Resources and links:

China Issues New Export Control Regulations: What Businesses Need to Know?
www.china-briefing.com/news/china-issues-new-expor…

China Imposes Export Controls on Rare Earth Minerals
www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/international-i…

New York Times, China Halts Critical Exports as Trade War Intensifies
www.nytimes.com/2025/04/13/business/china-rare-ear…

Semiconductors and National Defense: What Are the Stakes?
www.csis.org/analysis/semiconductors-and-national-…

America’s Carriers Rely on Chinese Chips, Our Depleted Munitions Too
www.forbes.com/sites/erictegler/2024/01/09/america…

Defense Implications of Challenges at Boeing
www.congress.gov/crs-product/IN12455

Boeing Wins 8.46 Bln Worth Multiple Defense Department Contracts
www.nasdaq.com/articles/boeing-wins-846-bln-worth-…

What Are the Top Boeing Government Contracts?
executivegov.com/2022/12/what-are-the-top-boeing-g…

Boeing wins contract for NGAD fighter jet, dubbed F-47
www.defensenews.com/air/2025/03/21/boeing-wins-con…

South China Morning Post, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon hit as China slaps dual-use export ban on 28 US defence firms
www.scmp.com/news/china/military/article/3293156/c…

China's COMAC will be bigger than Boeing and Airbus, combined, by 2040.
• China's COMAC will be bigger than Boe...
 
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