Beijing's export halt is notable because China has a stranglehold on global supplies of rare earths and magnets derived from them. They also represent an asymmetric advantage in that rare earths constitute a small share of China's exports but have an outsize impact on trade partners like the U.S., which relies on them as critical inputs for the auto, chip, aerospace, and defense industries. read more
"people privately voting against those "values" in the privacy of the voting booth."
Those people are not so private any more.
They have tested the waters and found them warm and comforting, like tranny pee.