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China Is Quietly About To Attack 5 Countries at Once

My Other Finance Channel:    / @jackchappleblue   How heavy is a "peaceful" superpower? If you look at the official records, it’s a light, airy narrative of trade and silk, but the math tells a $471 billion story that’s getting heavier by the day. While the U.S. defense budget is knocking on the door of $1 trillion, we have to look at "Defense-Sector Purchasing Power Parity." When a welder in a Virginia shipyard makes $80,000 and a welder in China makes $15,000 for the same hull, that official budget effectively doubles. We’re currently witnessing a shipbuilding capacity that is 230 times that of the United States—a literal 3D-printer of a navy that has already surged past 370 hulls and is aiming for 435 by 2030. The reality of this "rise" isn't a single explosion; it’s a "Gray Zone" attack on five fronts at once. We’re looking at a strategy where you win by being the biggest person in the room who "isn't touching you," even while 12,000-ton "Monster" ships are ramming Filipino vessels and $4.73 billion highways are being carved through the Himalayas. It’s an "Abusive Relationship Economy" where India and Vietnam are funding the very military infrastructure used against them through record trade deficits—like Vietnam’s $113 billion gap in 2025. Japan is already reacting, doubling its defense spending to 2% of GDP to build a "missile wall" of Type-12 launchers that can reach the Taiwan Strait from Ishigaki Island. But the ultimate "Silicon Shield" remains Taiwan, a $1.89 trillion economic pillar that produces 90% of the world's advanced chips. If this five-front spark actually catches fire, we aren’t just talking about a war; we’re talking about a $10.6 trillion global blackout—nearly 10% of the planet's GDP evaporating overnight. This is Mutually Assured Economic Destruction (MAED), where the U.S. and China are so entwined that a hot war would be like performing surgery on yourself with a chainsaw. We’re diving into why the most dangerous weapon in this entire standoff might not be a carrier-killer missile, but a calendar and a very patient game of economic salami-slicing. Socials twitter: https://x.com/jackchapplesci tik tok:   / jackchapple   facebook:   / chapplerei   instagram:   / jack_chapple_real   Feel Free to react to these videos for all you reaction youtubers! CONTACT: DM Me on Twitter.