Robert Kennedy Jr: China Doesn’t Want War With US — They Want to ‘Bury’ Us Economically
U.S. presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.)
has explained that China does not want a war with the U.S. However, he warned that China wants to “bury” the U.S. economically.
“I’m not afraid of the United States competing with China head to head and countries around the world. I think that’s good for us. I think we win that competition,” the presidential hopeful stated.
Among the topics RFK Jr. delved into were China’s global influence and the expansion of the BRICS alliance,
which currently consists of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The group recently held its annual summit and invited six countries to join as new members.
“Nobody wanted to start BRICS. Nobody wanted an alternative to the U.S. dollar.
This happened because of our weaponization of the U.S. dollar and the weaponization of our foreign policy, unilateral weaponization, and the weaponization of our control of the world currency,” Kennedy opined. “We were pounding people’s, you know, their personal assets if the government misbehaves.”
However, the presidential candidate clarified:
“They want to compete with us. They want to bury us but they want to do it on an economic playing field. And they need us. You know, they cannot survive without us.”
Regarding the U.S. competing with China economically, Kennedy said:
“I’m not afraid of the United States competing with China head to head and countries around the world. I think that’s good for us. I think we win that competition.”
Earlier this month, Kennedy warned about the severe consequences of a
nuclear war between the U.S. and Russia.
