All right, Alexander, let's talk about Blinken's trip to China, which I believe is going to take place this week.

I believe Wednesday, Thursday.

He is going to China.

So we've had Yellen in China.

We've had Ola Schultz in China.

And now Blinken is on his way to China.

And the Financial Times is telling us that Blett is going to go to China with the main

purpose of the trip to be to tell China to stop supporting Russia. And if they don't stop

supporting Russia, then sanctions are going to follow. Punishment from the U.S. will follow.

So how do you think China is going to receive Blinken

and to take these ultimatums, threats?

I don't know, what do you want to call it,

that Blinket is going to deliver to China?

I think what the Chinese are going to be saying to themselves, and of course they're reading

the Financial Times, and they're in contact with the US officials, I think what the Chinese

are saying to themselves is the sanctions are coming and that the Americans have now found

the excuse to impose sanctions on China, which is China's trade

with Russia. Now, the Americans are making some very specific allegations. They're saying that

the Russians are buying chips from China. That is indisputable. No one denies it. It's an open trade. There's no evidence that the

Chinese have been providing chips that, you know, the very, very top end chips, you know,

the ones that Taiwan makes, which the Chinese have now started to make.

There's no evidence that the Chinese have been providing anything like that.

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