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Q: What will Europe and US do to avoid China become the first economy and military power?

I have heard US and Europe are dealing a new economy agreement in order to avoid china become the superpower. I think it's really scary China become the first economy and first military power. I just think of the values of chinese. I hope we can stop them. What do you think about it?

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https://www.foxnews.com/us/chinese-student-sentenced-to-prison-for-taking-photos-of-us-military-installation-in-florida

 

not even smart enough to have tourist photos on his camera with the military photos, dumbass.

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