Since most of the people I know aren't all to intrested in this, I decided to probe Database.
So, let's talk China.
People fear China invading the US. It isn't likely though, not with the situation as it is. BUT, what if China got a foothold in America (the OG America, everything from Canada to Chile).
Strangely enough China has been looking at countries left largely ignored by Western nations. Mainly Latin America. South America has been seeing steady economic growth at a rate that is faster than that of the US or Canada.
Based off news my mom watches, China has been making deals in Latin America. Specifically with those with the faster growing economies: Peru, Argentina, Chile, Brazil.
To add onto that, Latin American - US relations are "meh" right now. The Latin American countries have been creating organizations (pacts, alliances, etc) that exclude the US. Given the recent history as well (Cold War) I'm sure there is some friction between the two.
So if Latin America doesn't really trust the US, and China doesn't either, would they enter into a formal alliance? With the right investments, China could greatly aide the Latin American countries for something in return.
So do you think that China is using Latin America to gain American (OG America) allies? Then possibly set up bases, like the US does in other countries, to get closer to the US? What do you think?
So, let's talk China.
People fear China invading the US. It isn't likely though, not with the situation as it is. BUT, what if China got a foothold in America (the OG America, everything from Canada to Chile).
Strangely enough China has been looking at countries left largely ignored by Western nations. Mainly Latin America. South America has been seeing steady economic growth at a rate that is faster than that of the US or Canada.
Based off news my mom watches, China has been making deals in Latin America. Specifically with those with the faster growing economies: Peru, Argentina, Chile, Brazil.
To add onto that, Latin American - US relations are "meh" right now. The Latin American countries have been creating organizations (pacts, alliances, etc) that exclude the US. Given the recent history as well (Cold War) I'm sure there is some friction between the two.
So if Latin America doesn't really trust the US, and China doesn't either, would they enter into a formal alliance? With the right investments, China could greatly aide the Latin American countries for something in return.
So do you think that China is using Latin America to gain American (OG America) allies? Then possibly set up bases, like the US does in other countries, to get closer to the US? What do you think?