Lenovo is reportedly shifting some of its manufacturing operations out of China to countries like India, Mexico, and Vietnam. This move is part of a larger trend of companies, particularly those in electronics manufacturing, diversifying their supply chains and production locations to reduce reliance on China. Several factors are driving this exodus. Rising labor costsContinue reading “Tariff Flight: Lenovo’s India Pivot”
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Europe: Disarm!
The article discusses the escalating tensions between European powers and the United States, suggesting a growing divergence in their approaches to global power. It argues that European powers are increasingly questioning the “international rules-based order,” a term they believe is often used by the U.S. to advance its own interests. The author contends that thisContinue reading “Europe: Disarm!”
Some political Youtube channels I watch
I wanted to do something a bit different. I wanted to make a list of political Youtube channels that I watch. This is not a favorites list nor a top tens list nor anything like that. I’ll make lists like those at some point in the future. For now, I will share a random assortmentContinue reading “Some political Youtube channels I watch”
Trump tells the world who he really supports
A short video i made highlighting Trump’s comment about telling his supporters to “stand by,” and what the means
Dawsongate – Where Do We Go From Here?
If you haven’t heard, there has been a lot of old Shane Dawson videos resurfacing to the forefront of the web that depict him saying really disturbing things to minors. There have also been allegations of numerous gamers and Twitch streamers floating around on the internet, and that leaves the internet, and people as aContinue reading “Dawsongate – Where Do We Go From Here?”
North Korea and South Korea exchange fire. War inevitable?
The following excerpts are from an NBC article posted on May 3, 2020. The article is titled āSouth Korea says troops exchanged fire along North Korean borderā and was written by Stella Kim and The Associated Press. The link to the full article can be found below. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/south-korea-says-troops-exchanged-fire-along-north-korean-border-n1198846 South Korean officials said their troops exchangedContinue reading “North Korea and South Korea exchange fire. War inevitable?”
Food shortages in US due to COVID-19
As the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic continues, food is becoming more and more scarce. There are growing concerns that food shortages will run rampant. Here are some interesting videos my friend Dazzling1 has made regarding the situation. Some of these videos are recent, and some are old, but I feel they are all relevant to theContinue reading “Food shortages in US due to COVID-19”
Kim Yo-Jong Is Not “Kawaii”
I’ve been seeing a lot on social media lately about rumors that Kim Jong Un might be dead, or be in critical condition. There’s also talks that his sister Kim Yo-Jong might take over. There are also talks that she will be a lot worse for the North Koreans than Kim Jong Un. I’m notContinue reading “Kim Yo-Jong Is Not “Kawaii””
Panic-buying, assaults, and other crazy things people are doing during the coronavirus pandemic
Itās no surprise to say at this point that people are doing some crazy shit during this coronavirus pandemic. You got people panic-buying supplies in such exorbitant amounts that they are leaving nothing for those who actually need the supplies. You also got people who arenāt social distancing, which not only puts themselves at risk,Continue reading “Panic-buying, assaults, and other crazy things people are doing during the coronavirus pandemic”
Superficiality, Materialism, and Priorities
So, I was watching a recent episode of the āDeep Fat Friedā podcast, and in it, Scotty, Paul, and TJ were talking extensively about the coronavirus and how the situation has escalated. After covering the coronavirus, they transitioned to talking about a story of how the FCC has received complaints about the Super Bowl 2020Continue reading “Superficiality, Materialism, and Priorities”