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"urgent" is obviously false. That would have entailed action weeks ago. I'd say China is drafting a maximally expedient plan to capitalize on the situation in t
by jknoepfler 7y ago
"urgent" is obviously false. That would have entailed action weeks ago. I'd say China is drafting a maximally expedient plan to capitalize on the situation in their own sweet time, since the rest of the democratic world is committed to playing corporatist small ball in Hong Kong, but I'm not the editor in charge of creating clickbait titles.
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- pfundstein 7y agoThis is Bloomberg, the same news site that made outrageous and still-unsubstantiated claims about hardware backdoors in Supermicro's motherboards. Sadly this kind of media drives profits and with no repercussions has become par for the course with companies like Bloomberg.
- apexalpha 7y agoThey're financial and foreign reporting has been sublime for decades. I agree that their new venture into IT and Digital has not been great, but don't dismiss the entire company solely on that.
- east2west 7y agoI think they meant emergency plan. The article could be translated from Chinese. "紧急" could be translated as "urgent," but "紧急计划," with plan attached, is better interpreted as emergency plan. BTW, Google translator gets this right.
- jknoepfler 7y agothank you, that makes sense.