4/23/2020, 9:22 am
Breaking news comrades,
A clash is coming between the despicable "free" West (or what remains of it) and our beloved benevolent Chinese future overlords. In response, NATO is preparing for conventional and non-conventional military actions to defend its territorial integrity.
To defend against the Chinese carrier threat, the French government has ordered a new state-of-the-art nuclear carrier, to be built in Guangzhou (China) and delivered somewhere in the coming months. The UK is ramping up it's cyber-countermeasure capacities by working closely with a Shanghai-based encryption agency. Prime minister Boris Johnson is optimistic:
"Once the Chinese have installed their new 5G technology in our country, we will be able to counter all Chinese digital espionage and aggression!"
Germany has found out that its new refugee citizens are not keen on fighting for their new home country so it has signed a contract with a reputable mercenary agency from Shenzhen (China). Once hostilities break out between China and NATO, so the contract stipulates, three divisions of trained soldiers will be delivered on European soil. They will be deployed together with the attacking forces - hence saving a lot of transportation costs. The Germans are very proud of this cost-saving measure: truly a new global way of thinking about conflicts! The contract is also bomb-proof: in case of non-delivery of goods, there will be prioritised arbitration by the court system of Beijing (China).
The RGEA (Religiously Globalist Economics Association), of which all Ivy-League economists are mandatory members, have already applauded these new evolutions with a press release:
"By outsourcing abroad and hence profiting from the effects of comparative advantage, NATO will be able to consume much more war at a much lower cost than would have been possible without unrestrained globalism. In other words: Chinese production is vital to make war cheap. Surely, this is beneficial for our citizens?"
What could go wrong, comrades?
From the Economical Unit in the EU politbureau,
Comrade Minitrue