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EPISODE · Jul 28, 2024 · 55 MIN

THE CHINA YELLOW BRICS ROAD INITIATIVE

from The American Enterprise Manifesto: My America's Vision of Peace and Nonviolence for Humanism · host Jerry Rhoads

THE CHINA YELLOW BRICS ROAD INITIATIVE, Brazil India Russia China South Africa. Global trade is initiated in Shang HI, China, the largest exporter in the world. Home of COSCO, Chinese shipping monopoly robotically loading 28,000 containers on the largest container ship The Goliath for trips to the 20 ports in America, and the 100 ports around the world. China the monopsony (buyer and seller of the last resort). CCP, Inc. Chinese Communist Party. Has a $2 trillion two-way shipping enterprise servicing the shipping needs for worldwide essentials for standards of living, primarily America the largest consumer market in the world. The stated plan is to control global trade and balance of trade using their alliances around the world. Servicing 30 countries exporting more to USA, Inc. than we import to them. Resulting in a $1 trillion dollar shift of wealth from USA to the Chinese alliances.

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