The world needs to be vigilant: If USA does not kidnap the world, it will be difficult for USA to get through this crisis.
Recently, there are too many major international events to pay attention to, but we cannot forget the fundamental cause of accelerating the change of the international situation this time, that is, the issue of the newly crowned epidemic. If we cannot go back to the epidemic itself for analysis, it may be difficult to understand the more urgent and far-reaching changes that will take place in the future.
I've always wanted to write about the epidemic situation in the United States, but I'm worried that some people will say that I have anti-American sentiments and give them an impression of the "cold war mentality" in their hearts, so I've put it off till now.
However, Americans could not stand it at first and began to speak out for the dead. Following the "obituary of 1,000 people" on the front page of the new york Times on May 24, USA TODAY on May 27 published a "photo of 100 people" who died of newly crowned pneumonia on the front page. This is rare.
As a result, I decided to send my analysis and opinions to the internet regarding the major crisis brought about by the newly crowned epidemic in the United States.
(At present, there is a violent demonstration in the United States protesting against the white house police's wanton killing of blacks. this problem has now become a rerun of previous hong kong movies. however, the difference is that the us police are actually killing people, while hong kong is a "young man" supported by the United States who intentionally creates chaos. the two are not the same concept. at the same time, the United States faces a very big problem. trump's think tank has no good plan to deal with it.)
NO.1
If according to the official U.S. data (the most conservative data), the number of people killed by the new coronavirus in the United States has exceeded 100,000, we should know that the number of U.S. troops killed in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq launched by the United States in the past 18 years is less than 8,000. More importantly, Brazil, which imitates the United States and learns 100% from the United States, currently has more than 20,000 new cases per day, ranking second only to the United States in terms of cumulative cases.
What does this mean that the United States has not only failed to fight the epidemic itself, but also led to the failure of its imitators, that is to say, the anti-epidemic model of the United States will become one of the most failed records in the history of human anti-epidemic. Now the focus is on Trump, and some US media have also begun to attack Trump, but Trump is only one of the minor reasons for the US's failure to fight the epidemic.
What is the truth?
If an American says that the White House is not good at fighting the epidemic, then the White House can stand up and say that 2 million people were originally killed, but now only 100,000 have died. What else are you dissatisfied with?
Would you like to close the city and isolate it according to China's plan? Just as Mayor new york said directly, if new york were to be forcibly isolated, it would be tantamount to war. California's Home Rule has been denounced by the public as restricting personal freedom. Under this deep-rooted system logic, in fact, everyone needs to take responsibility. Absolute individualism has finally become the real reason for the failure of US anti-epidemic campaign.
Let's think, under such a background, all levels of government in the United States will not admit their dereliction of duty (officials should also protect the fundamental system of the United States) and the American people will not admit that they are responsible for the outbreak of the epidemic (the people should defend their free choice), which leads to the inability of both sides to deeply accuse each other, because the government knows very well that the people will not listen to the government, and the people also know very well that the government will not do anything to them. But the problem is that eventually all Americans will find that politics belongs to politics and economy belongs to economy. Even Trump, who only knows bragging all day long, said that the impact of the epidemic on the United States was more serious than the attack on Pearl Harbor and the September 11 terrorist attacks.
I have carefully looked at the number of infections in various states in the United States. Many people are keeping a close eye on new york and California, but I think new york and California are not enough to observe the severity of the epidemic in the United States, because new york and the Gulf of California are, after all, cities with a population of 10 million. The population mobility is the highest in the world and the population density is one of the highest. According to the logic of the United States in dealing with the epidemic, it is really difficult to control. However, if you look at Las Vegas and Hawaii, which are the least populated areas in the United States, you will find that only air transportation is used as the only mode of transportation in cities, and their actual proportion of infected persons is far higher than that in some sparsely populated countries (Hawaii, population 1.21 million, confirmed number more than 600; Montana, which has a population of 900,000, has a confirmed number of nearly 5.0 million. There are only 720,000 people on a total of 1.72 million square kilometers. Las Vegas has a population of 720,000 on a total of 1.72 million square kilometers). According to this comparison, the number of people infected in the United States may be an astronomical figure.
The second severity of the epidemic in the United States lies in the fact that the United States is a society that relies more on the "elderly". The people who died of the new coronavirus are more the "mainstay" of the United States. U.S. economic services account for as much as 80%, and countries that rely heavily on high-end industries, although low-end labor is scarce, this will not affect the competitiveness of the United States, because the most valuable industry in the United States is mental labor, and the competitiveness of this industry is actually proportional to age. In other words, teaching this kind of profession must be worth more as one gets older (the average age of Nobel laureates is close to 70 years old)
Therefore, we make a cruel and purely rational assumption, for example, Mexico, Brazil and the United States have also adopted group immunization. Which country will suffer more in the end? Of course, it is the United States, because the death rate of the newly crowned pneumonia is the highest among the elderly. Mexico and Brazil are mainly competitive in the young and middle-aged labor force, that is, young people, while the self-healing rate of young people is very high. Therefore, if the majority of the dead are the elderly and the United States, which relies on elderly mental workers, its loss will be tens of times that of Mexico and Brazil. The data I have so far is that of the more than 50 celebrity stars in the world who died of the new crown virus, there are more than 30 in the United States, and these people are important supporting forces for the competitiveness of the service industry in the United States.
Most of the time, people's understanding of the United States is actually limited to the inertia of cognition and publicity. In fact, it is still those elderly people, the last generation of baby boomers, who support the entire international strategic will of the United States and the cultural, technological and political influence of all walks of life. Trump, for example, is the oldest president in the history of the United States and is currently 73 years old. Biden, the Democratic presidential candidate who is preparing to compete with Trump, is 77 years old. Sanders, who competed with Biden in the party before, is 79 years old. This is the historic existence of American politics. It is not an accident that the United States is aging the core figures in various industries.
I mean, this epidemic will accelerate the death of the "mainstay" generation in the United States, that is, the generation with the strongest national will.
What will this lead to?
It will make the United States pursue nihilism more and emphasize ideology more than respecting reality. We can compare Hong Kong in China with Taiwan in China. When the older generation is getting older, the younger generation has not had much historical mission, but it has been brainwashed by ideological education and is heading for a complete nihilistic idealism.
The third major impact of the epidemic on the United States is a real economic crisis.
At present, the number of people claiming unemployment benefits in the United States has exceeded 40 million, and the unemployment rate has exceeded 14%, the highest since records began in 1948. U.S. GDP fell by 4.8% in the first quarter, which does not seem very serious, but please note that this is the GDP of the first quarter. It was not until March 22 (only eight days before the end of the first quarter) that the home stay order was issued in new york, the city with the worst epidemic in the United States. In other words, the U.S. economy was basically operating normally throughout the first quarter.
Then let's think again, what impact will April and May, when the US economy stagnates, have on the second quarter? If according to Goldman Sachs' forecast, US GDP will fall by 34% in the second quarter, the forecasts of other official and private institutions are higher than Goldman Sachs' forecasts, and some institutions directly predict that US GDP will shrink by 40% in the second quarter.
In terms of unemployment rate, President Trump's senior economic advisor Hastert predicted that the unemployment rate in the United States would reach 20% in the second quarter. According to the data just released, U.S. merchandise exports fell 25.2% month-on-month in April and imports fell 14.3%. The reality is that the highest unemployment rate in history, the lowest growth rate in history and the rare export contraction in history are historic shocks to a superpower like the United States that has prospered for hundreds of years.
If U.S. GDP fell by more than 30% in the second quarter, China's GDP will probably surpass that of the U.S. as long as the growth rate of China's GDP is not less than 0. This is probably a landmark event, meaning that China has topped the world's GDP again after 300 years.
Assuming that China's GDP exceeded that of the United States in the second quarter, although this is an extraordinary period and is not sustainable, the United States and the world will once again think about one question: why is this country China, not Japan, Germany, India or other countries.
In the development history of human society, the second place surpasses the first, not always because the second place develops faster, but also because the first place made fatal mistakes and suffered major setbacks. What does this mean?
It means that the United States will bear grudges against China even more for its own failure, which will prompt the United States to adopt more extreme ways to solve economic problems and issue more negative policies against China. Maybe someone seems to have not understood what I mean. First of all, I have made a clear analysis. The impact of the epidemic on the United States is far more serious than what we have seen. The impact on the United States economy is unprecedented.
Secondly, there are no more than two ways for the United States to cope with its own development bottleneck and get rid of major crises. One is to participate in the war, and the other is to use financial and monetary tools. However, these two choices will definitely bring great impact to human beings or the global economy. For Asian and African countries that are developing at a high speed and have not yet entered the ranks of developed countries, any changes in the global economy and politics will be a huge risk. This is why we must understand the logical relationship.
NO.2
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates sharply, purchased various assets, and expanded deficits in the financial sector. These are the most basic routine operations. I will focus on how the United States will harvest global wealth in the financial markets in the next round.
It is a question of how the United States "makes money" from other countries in the world when domestic demand cannot recover and exports drop sharply. It is not difficult to understand this problem if we grasp the core.
At present, it is not realistic for the United States to rely on real exports to solve the crisis, and a strong capital market has become an important starting point for the United States to get through the crisis. Under this background, the United States is more likely to use a strong dollar to attract capital back to the United States than to use a devaluation of the dollar to stimulate exports. If no accident occurs, the United States will at least maintain a strong dollar for a long time to stabilize capital markets such as the stock market, and then wait until the real economy starts to operate fully and export enterprises begin to operate, then sell stocks, and then the dollar depreciates again to stimulate exports.
This is equivalent to two robberies of global wealth. One is to cut the positions of global stock investors with a strong US dollar, and the other is to cut the wealth of global real consumers with a devaluation of the US dollar. In order to get rid of the crisis and further implement the global strategy, the United States may take advantage of this epidemic situation to further amplify the "public opinion" of the United States that has been launched against China, and then introduce some very extreme policies to stimulate China, launch a new trade war, even mess up the world, and then profit from it.
The United States will indefinitely stimulate the world into chaos instead of normal order. It is because only when there is chaos and turmoil in Eurasia, such as World War I and World War II, can the United States regain its absolute export position and absolutely weaken its competitors such as China.
In this respect, the United States, on the one hand, stimulates its opponents and, on the other hand, enlarges the differences between its allies and its opponents, thus creating contradictions.
One of the U.S. Department of Defense's current stimulus programs for China is a more decentralized military deployment stimulus, as well as unmanned planes and ships in the future. In this way, as long as one point explodes, the United States will have more reason to win allies to join the ranks of sanctions against China. Even if the unmanned planes and ships deployed at many points are destroyed, the losses to the United States will not be great. Apart from the dispersion of military deployment and the unmanned use of weapons, another strategy is to plunge the world into an arms race and political chaos as much as possible. For example, to withdraw from various organizations that restrict military and arms expansion, to withdraw from various military trust and transparency mechanisms, etc.
The United States believes very much that when it withdraws from the existing world order, conflicts will certainly break out between other countries on the earth and they will be dissatisfied with China and so on. Then they will fight. The United States will return to the state before World War I or World War II and sell a large amount of weapons and equipment to stimulate the United States economy. Therefore, the United States is in great need of allies at this stage. In other words, if anyone is willing to challenge China at this stage, the United States will give full support until the fight starts. In other words, the United States will use various methods to provoke China's relations with other countries. The United States believes that there is a huge operational space in itself.
The United States first chose India, hoping to support India to provoke China and launch a regional war in Asia. Therefore, Trump released in his tweet: He is willing to mediate the border dispute between China and India.
As a result, India first rejected Trump's proposal. This disrupted trump's plan.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said last week: "The newly crowned epidemic has turned the whole world upside down. Cooperation with the United States is more difficult than expected. The EU and Trump governments are divided on trade, climate change and WHO. Relations with China must become the focus of diplomacy. Not only within the scope of trade, China must have the determination to recognize its place in international institutions, but also further cooperation with China in the fields of climate change, environmental protection and health and safety. At this difficult time in its relations with the United States, the EU should assume more global responsibilities in the newly crowned epidemic crisis. "
Finally, I would like to say that as a global or regional economic leader and the future economic and social development of the world, we must be alert to the "dispute maker trap" of the United States and keep a proper distance from the United States to gain more initiative.









