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CRITICAL MISCALCULATION
President Trump posted a video showing the U.S. military bombing a group of Houthis who were gathered in a circle, celebrating the Muslim holiday Eid Al Fitr. The attack wiped them out.
It brought back memories of a video Julian Assange leaked years ago, showing the U.S. military shooting up a bunch of civilians in Iraq during the war.
Same kind of awful act, just a different person exposing it.
SERIOUS SCREW-UP
At least try to hide your crimes against humanity.
Do people bunch up for instructions or spread out in a big ring?
They were just having a good time, nothing else.
WikiLeaks 2.0: Julian Assange.
Is the guy who spilled the secrets now the president?
President Trump posted a video showing the U.S. military bombing a group of Houthis who were gathered in a circle, celebrating the Muslim holiday Eid Al Fitr. The attack wiped them out.
It brought back memories of a video Julian Assange leaked years ago, showing the U.S. military shooting up a bunch of civilians in Iraq during the war.
Same kind of awful act, just a different person exposing it.
SERIOUS SCREW-UP
At least try to hide your crimes against humanity.
Do people bunch up for instructions or spread out in a big ring?
They were just having a good time, nothing else.
WikiLeaks 2.0: Julian Assange.
Is the guy who spilled the secrets now the president?
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YouTube
"They Stole My Patents" - Terrence Howard RAGES On Tech Theft, Science Clash & Marvel Drama
Actor Terrence Howard joins Patrick Bet-David to discuss his departure from Hollywood, revolutionary scientific theories, and his battle for recognition in the academic world. A mind-blowing conversation that challenges mainstream physics.
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Free speech is not for the speech you like or for the people you like. Free speech is for the speech that you hate of the people you despise.
If you're for free speech, you have to be for their free speech, or else you're not for free speech. You're for the government breaking the constitution.
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1908928009027084792
If you're for free speech, you have to be for their free speech, or else you're not for free speech. You're for the government breaking the constitution.
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1908928009027084792
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When you slow it all down, you start noticing things... 🧐 Isn't that right?
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Joe Rogan Experience #2298 - Kurt Metzger
Duration: 2:33:31
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJbKgC_bMpI
Duration: 2:33:31
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJbKgC_bMpI
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JD Vance Wants The Government To OWN Your DNA! 07:17
https://rumble.com/v6rbod2-jd-vance-wants-the-government-to-own-your-dna.html
https://rumble.com/v6rbod2-jd-vance-wants-the-government-to-own-your-dna.html
Forwarded from X22-Report
Title: "Made in America, Paid in China: The Economic Ties That Bind U.S. Corporations to the Chinese Market"
The below highlights the significant presence and financial dependence of major U.S. corporations on the Chinese market across various industries. Here's a summary:
Food & Beverage:
Starbucks: 7,685 stores in China (27% of global total), generating $3 billion in 2024 (8.3% of global revenue).
McDonald’s: 5,903 restaurants in China (2023), a critical market despite undisclosed revenue.
KFC: 11,648 locations in China (2024), the largest fast-food chain there, with $8.2 billion in revenue (75% of Yum China’s total).
Retail & Technology:
Walmart: 365 outlets in China, with ¥147 billion (~$20 billion USD) in revenue for fiscal year 2025.
Apple: $18.5 billion from China in Q1 2025, down 11.1% year-over-year.
Nike: $7.55 billion from Greater China in 2024 (15.3% of global revenue).
Automotive:
General Motors (GM): Sold 1.8 million vehicles in China in 2024, but market share dropped from 8.6% to 6.8%; global revenue was $187 billion.
Ford: $600 million from China in 2024, its second-largest market.
Tesla: $20.94 billion from China in 2024 (21.4% of global revenue), with 657,102 vehicles sold.
Pharmaceuticals:
Pfizer: China is a major market, though specific revenue isn’t disclosed (global revenue: $58.5 billion in 2023).
Johnson & Johnson: China is strategic, with $56.96 billion in global revenue in 2024.
Cosmetics:
Estée Lauder: $15.61 billion globally in 2024, down 2%, partly due to weaker demand in China.
Procter & Gamble (P&G): 5% revenue drop in Q1 2025, largely due to underperformance in China.
Key Insight:
China is a crucial hub for operations, production, and sales for these U.S. companies. A full decoupling would severely impact their earnings, potentially causing significant financial repercussions on Wall Street, explaining their reluctance to support such measures.
The data underscores the deep economic interdependence between major U.S. corporations and China, revealing that China is not merely a market but a critical operational, production, and sales hub for industries ranging from food and beverage to technology, automotive, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. Companies like Starbucks, KFC, Tesla, Apple, and Nike derive substantial portions of their global revenue from China—often 15-27%—while others, such as GM, Ford, and Walmart, rely on it as a key market despite recent declines. This dependency extends beyond sales, as China serves as a testing and manufacturing base, integral to these companies' global strategies.
The financial stakes are high: for instance, Tesla’s $20.94 billion from China in 2024 and KFC’s $8.2 billion highlight how integral the market is to their bottom lines. A potential decoupling from China would not just disrupt operations in Chinese factories but could trigger a financial crisis on Wall Street, given the significant revenue streams at risk. This economic reality explains the cautious silence of these corporations on issues that might provoke tensions with China—not out of diplomatic courtesy, but to safeguard their quarterly earnings and long-term profitability. In essence, the U.S. corporate sector’s reliance on China creates a powerful incentive to maintain stable relations, as the cost of disruption would be catastrophic for their financial stability and global competitiveness.
The below highlights the significant presence and financial dependence of major U.S. corporations on the Chinese market across various industries. Here's a summary:
Food & Beverage:
Starbucks: 7,685 stores in China (27% of global total), generating $3 billion in 2024 (8.3% of global revenue).
McDonald’s: 5,903 restaurants in China (2023), a critical market despite undisclosed revenue.
KFC: 11,648 locations in China (2024), the largest fast-food chain there, with $8.2 billion in revenue (75% of Yum China’s total).
Retail & Technology:
Walmart: 365 outlets in China, with ¥147 billion (~$20 billion USD) in revenue for fiscal year 2025.
Apple: $18.5 billion from China in Q1 2025, down 11.1% year-over-year.
Nike: $7.55 billion from Greater China in 2024 (15.3% of global revenue).
Automotive:
General Motors (GM): Sold 1.8 million vehicles in China in 2024, but market share dropped from 8.6% to 6.8%; global revenue was $187 billion.
Ford: $600 million from China in 2024, its second-largest market.
Tesla: $20.94 billion from China in 2024 (21.4% of global revenue), with 657,102 vehicles sold.
Pharmaceuticals:
Pfizer: China is a major market, though specific revenue isn’t disclosed (global revenue: $58.5 billion in 2023).
Johnson & Johnson: China is strategic, with $56.96 billion in global revenue in 2024.
Cosmetics:
Estée Lauder: $15.61 billion globally in 2024, down 2%, partly due to weaker demand in China.
Procter & Gamble (P&G): 5% revenue drop in Q1 2025, largely due to underperformance in China.
Key Insight:
China is a crucial hub for operations, production, and sales for these U.S. companies. A full decoupling would severely impact their earnings, potentially causing significant financial repercussions on Wall Street, explaining their reluctance to support such measures.
The data underscores the deep economic interdependence between major U.S. corporations and China, revealing that China is not merely a market but a critical operational, production, and sales hub for industries ranging from food and beverage to technology, automotive, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. Companies like Starbucks, KFC, Tesla, Apple, and Nike derive substantial portions of their global revenue from China—often 15-27%—while others, such as GM, Ford, and Walmart, rely on it as a key market despite recent declines. This dependency extends beyond sales, as China serves as a testing and manufacturing base, integral to these companies' global strategies.
The financial stakes are high: for instance, Tesla’s $20.94 billion from China in 2024 and KFC’s $8.2 billion highlight how integral the market is to their bottom lines. A potential decoupling from China would not just disrupt operations in Chinese factories but could trigger a financial crisis on Wall Street, given the significant revenue streams at risk. This economic reality explains the cautious silence of these corporations on issues that might provoke tensions with China—not out of diplomatic courtesy, but to safeguard their quarterly earnings and long-term profitability. In essence, the U.S. corporate sector’s reliance on China creates a powerful incentive to maintain stable relations, as the cost of disruption would be catastrophic for their financial stability and global competitiveness.
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USDA SEC DROPS BOMBSHELL: Vows to Team Up with RFK Jr. to Overhaul SNAP! Taxpayer-funded junk food’s days are numbered—say goodbye to soda subsidies poisoning our kids. The fight to Make America Healthy Again just went nuclear!
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1909638028366418246
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1909638028366418246
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I can't get over how few journalists care about the numerous lies we were told about COVID.
People who consider themselves anti-establishment on the left became the biggest narrative enforcers, doing the dirty work of Big Pharma.
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1909697109898805715
People who consider themselves anti-establishment on the left became the biggest narrative enforcers, doing the dirty work of Big Pharma.
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1909697109898805715
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NYC’S BIZARRE NUCLEAR PSA EXPOSED: Survive the Unthinkable—or So They Claim! This wild clip unpacks the city’s strange ‘get inside’ plan. Will it save you from atomic chaos? Watch and decide—before it’s too late!
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1909720012203737277
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1909720012203737277
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JD Vance called me to tell me about his family's trip to Greenland!
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1909693578496082306
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1909693578496082306
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RFK JR. UNLEASHES OPERATION STORK SPEED: A Game-Changer for Baby Formula! Contaminants? Heavy metals? Junk ingredients? GONE. This move slams the FDA into action—safe, pure nutrition for America’s infants is HERE!
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1909659599382495246
https://x.com/jimmy_dore/status/1909659599382495246
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