Trump gives a Big FUCK YOU to China for it's retaliatory Tariffs and imposes 125% Tariffs on China With Immediate Effect

[face the facts]

its all about himself....haha, noisemaker par excellence

 

[congo9]

Can suka suka just arbitrarily increase tariff each day with going through due diligence like pass through senate ?

Sounds like what Hitler was going in the 1930s…

Upper lower house and senate knew.
They are going to sent China spinning out .

 

[Eisenhut]

Redheads who supported trump find their lai sa teh kor in walmart increase 84%, will go whitehouse again

 

[Hypocrite-The]

I hope and I look forward to China striking back with US import tariffs be raised to at least 100% from 84% currently.

China has other means to counter attack. These include selling off their US Treasury bonds causing their prices and the US economy to eventually tank. They could also deliberately devalue the Chinese Yuan for a definite period, but they will not reveal for how long. China can also totally ban the export of rare earth materials to the US for a definite period, although this can also be tricky as the US may still be able to get them through 3rd party imports.

If this trade war will carry on, I expect Chinese goods in our region to be cheaper going forward as they have to be sold somewhere since their own domestic market has limited capacity to absorb them.

This bastard yellow buffoon is essentially causing chaos in his playbook right from the start. Companies just don't like flip-flop policies with great uncertainties and they will consider very carefully before investing in America again.

GM has just kicked the ball rolling and is now giving a slap in the face to that bastard yellow buffoon:

GM Takes the Lead, Leaving Trump in the Dust—His Reaction Says It All!​

So wat u r saying is chicons land will win n yankeeland will suffer?

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

Upper lower house and senate knew.
They are going to sent China spinning out .

I am solly to let you guys know that USA is a has been Empire.
It is in the last throes of its might and is presently gasping for air.

It is a fact that 50% of Ameleecans are as dumb as Drumph

 

[Leongsam]

I am solly to let you guys know that USA is a has been Empire.
It is in the last throes of its might and is presently gasping for air.

It is a fact that 50% of Ameleecans are as dumb as Drumph

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America is more powerful then ever thanks to Trump.

 

[winners]

So wat u r saying is chicons land will win n yankeeland will suffer?

No, both will suffer. At the end, the first one to give in will lose face. Trump had already done so to those countries facing reciprocal tariffs (except China) last night because Treasury Bonds were badly down and this is bad for America. We don't really know, but behind the scene, China could be selling their bonds, partly to punish the US and also to resuscitate their own economy with the repatriated funds.

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

The has been ex Empire

America is more powerful then ever thanks to Trump.

No doubt I support Trump
But to convince me that the USA is a Great Empire please try harder.

 

[winners]

America is more powerful then ever thanks to Trump.

It's "than ever", not "then ever".

 

[Leongsam]

I am solly to let you guys know that USA is a has been Empire.
It is in the last throes of its might and is presently gasping for air.

It is a fact that 50% of Ameleecans are as dumb as Drumph

View attachment 217804

America is more powerful then ever thanks to Trump.

I hope and I look forward to China striking back with US import tariffs be raised to at least 100% from 84% currently.

China has other means to counter attack. These include selling off their US Treasury bonds causing their prices and the US economy to eventually tank. They could also deliberately devalue the Chinese Yuan for a definite period, but they will not reveal for how long. China can also totally ban the export of rare earth materials to the US for a definite period, although this can also be tricky as the US may still be able to get them through 3rd party imports.

If this trade war will carry on, I expect Chinese goods in our region to be cheaper going forward as they have to be sold somewhere since their own domestic market has limited capacity to absorb them.

This bastard yellow buffoon is essentially causing chaos in his playbook right from the start. Companies just don't like flip-flop policies with great uncertainties and they will consider very carefully before investing in America again.

GM has just kicked the ball rolling and is now giving a slap in the face to that bastard yellow buffoon:

GM Takes the Lead, Leaving Trump in the Dust—His Reaction Says It All!​

Fake news. You need to learn how to figure things out for yourself instead of just regurgitating this sort of crap.

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

Haha the chinks are well and truly fucked. Well done President Trump it's about time those damned commies are taught a lesson.

How are the Chinks fucked? There will always be ways to circumvent the tariffs by going through other countries.

Don’t forget China can call back the loans they gave to US and that will implode!

 

[Leongsam]

I hope and I look forward to China striking back with US import tariffs be raised to at least 100% from 84% currently.

China has other means to counter attack. These include selling off their US Treasury bonds causing their prices and the US economy to eventually tank. They could also deliberately devalue the Chinese Yuan for a definite period, but they will not reveal for how long. China can also totally ban the export of rare earth materials to the US for a definite period, although this can also be tricky as the US may still be able to get them through 3rd party imports.

If this trade war will carry on, I expect Chinese goods in our region to be cheaper going forward as they have to be sold somewhere since their own domestic market has limited capacity to absorb them.

This bastard yellow buffoon is essentially causing chaos in his playbook right from the start. Companies just don't like flip-flop policies with great uncertainties and they will consider very carefully before investing in America again.

GM has just kicked the ball rolling and is now giving a slap in the face to that bastard yellow buffoon:

GM Takes the Lead, Leaving Trump in the Dust—His Reaction Says It All!​

 

[Leongsam]

How are the Chinks fucked? There will always be ways to circumvent the tariffs by going through other countries.

Don’t forget China can call back the loans they gave to US and that will implode!

Not this time round. With new Tech support in town these sorts of shenanigans can easily be detected and dealt with.

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

America is more powerful then ever thanks to Trump.


Fake news. You need to learn how to figure things out for yourself instead of just regurgitating this sort of crap.

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If Ameleeka is so powderful then there is no need to Drumph to cry and comprain about China.
He just does not sleep well and gets up at night screaming "Chinaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh" Helpa helpa helpa."

 

[winners]

America is more powerful then ever thanks to Trump.


Fake news. You need to learn how to figure things out for yourself instead of just regurgitating this sort of crap.

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Fake or not, time will tell. Where's your source?

From what I read, those automakers in Mexico are not going to set up new plants in America anytime soon. Building a new plant from scratch will take at least 2 to 3 years to be fully functional. By that time, Trump would have another year or less in his Presidency and he'll have to leave since this is already his second term in office. By the time the new President will sit in, policies will change again.

 

[Leongsam]

Don’t forget China can call back the loans they gave to US and that will implode!

I just love AI it does all the research for me....




If China were to "recall" the loans it extended to the United States, it’s important to clarify what this means in practical terms. China doesn’t directly lend money to the U.S. government in the form of traditional loans like a bank might. Instead, China holds a significant portion of U.S. Treasury securities—essentially U.S. government debt—purchased on the open market. As of early 2025, China owns approximately $775 billion in U.S. Treasury bills, notes, and bonds, making it one of the largest foreign holders of U.S. debt, though Japan holds more at around $1.1 trillion. "Recalling" these loans would mean China attempting to sell off or demand immediate repayment of this debt, which isn’t how Treasury securities work—they mature over time, and the U.S. pays interest until maturity, at which point the principal is repaid. So, the scenario is better understood as China rapidly dumping its Treasury holdings. Here’s what could happen:
Economically, a massive sell-off would flood the market with U.S. Treasuries, likely driving down their prices and pushing up yields (interest rates), since price and yield move inversely. Higher yields would increase borrowing costs for the U.S. government, potentially raising the cost of servicing the national debt, which is already over $34 trillion. This could also ripple through the economy, making mortgages, car loans, and business borrowing more expensive, slowing growth. Some posts on X suggest this could devalue the U.S. dollar, making imports pricier and fueling inflation, especially if paired with existing tariffs. However, the dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency might buffer this effect—demand for dollars could rise if global markets panic, potentially strengthening it temporarily.
For China, the consequences could be self-inflicted and severe. Selling off Treasuries en masse would likely depress their value, meaning China would take a financial hit on its own investments, losing billions. It could also strengthen the Chinese yuan as fewer dollars flood back into China’s economy, making its exports less competitive—critical since exports drive much of China’s growth. Posts on X speculate this could collapse China’s economy, with millions of jobs lost, though that’s hyperbolic; it would hurt, but China’s domestic market and state controls provide some resilience. Geopolitically, it might give the U.S. leverage in trade talks, as one X user noted, by exposing China’s economic vulnerabilities.
Globally, U.S. Treasuries underpin the financial system—banks, governments, and companies worldwide rely on them as safe assets. A sudden dump could trigger a financial crisis, with shockwaves hitting Europe, Asia, and emerging markets. But China’s ability to pull this off is questionable. The Treasury market is massive ($23.9 trillion outstanding), and China’s $775 billion is only about 3% of that. A coordinated sell-off with other holders like Japan could amplify the impact, but there’s no evidence of such alignment. Plus, the Federal Reserve could step in, buying Treasuries to stabilize yields, as it did during past crises.
The U.S. wouldn’t "default" unless it refused to pay maturing debt, which isn’t the scenario here—China can’t force early repayment. Instead, maturing bonds would be paid off normally, though refinancing at higher rates could strain the budget. Some X posts claim China could cut supply chains alongside this, worsening inflation, but that’s a separate action with its own risks, like losing U.S. market access.
In short, China dumping U.S. debt would hurt both nations—raising U.S. borrowing costs and risking recession, while costing China financially and destabilizing its export model. The global fallout could be worse than either side’s domestic pain, but the U.S.’s deeper financial system and reserve currency advantage likely make it more resilient than China in this hypothetical showdown. It’s a risky move China’s unlikely to take without extreme provocation, given the mutual damage.

 

[Leongsam]

If Ameleeka is so powderful then there is no need to Drumph to cry and comprain about China.
He just does not sleep well and gets up at night screaming "Chinaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh" Helpa helpa helpa."

America's independence has been weakened by the loss of it's manufacturing base which is crucial for the long term.

Trump will fix that because he is the best.

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

America's independence has been weakened by the loss of it's manufacturing base which is crucial for the long term.

Trump will fix that because he is the best.

Wanna bet?
I say he will be put of office before you even know it.

 

[Leongsam]

Fake or not, time will tell. Where's your source?

From what I read, those automakers in Mexico are not going to set up new plants in America anytime soon. Building a new plant from scratch will take at least 2 to 3 years to be fully functional. By that time, Trump would have another year or less in his Presidency and he'll have to leave since this is already his second term in office. By the time the new President will sit in, policies will change again.

Where is YOUR source??? one stupid clickbait video?

 

[Leongsam]

Wanna bet?
I say he will be put of office before you even know it.

If the rot is removed all he needs is the completion of his second term. It all depends upon how deep he can drive a stake into the globalist cabal.