No, but according to the Western press, they are getting ready to. Seems to me, if the Western press is anything like right, we all should stop buying Chinese goods. I have been avoiding buying foreign made goods whenever possible, purely because I prefer to spend a bit more so as to keep my own country working and because I trust the people from my own country far more than I do some unknown person in a foreign country. I live in New Zealand and here the M7Ms in the shops are made in China, so, ffs, you can forget them. We also have biscuits (cookies ?) that are made in Slovakia, Fiji, France ... why ? we have high quality companies making them right here. Mind you, my car is made in Sweden, my computer in the USA (it's Apple so I think its USA made) Sigh, at least my children are made in New Zealand, or Aotearoa as we are more often calling it.
Or have they just declared war?
ReplyDeleteNo, but according to the Western press, they are getting ready to.
ReplyDeleteSeems to me, if the Western press is anything like right, we all should stop buying Chinese goods.
I have been avoiding buying foreign made goods whenever possible, purely because I prefer to spend a bit more so as to keep my own country working and because I trust the people from my own country far more than I do some unknown person in a foreign country.
I live in New Zealand and here the M7Ms in the shops are made in China, so, ffs, you can forget them.
We also have biscuits (cookies ?) that are made in Slovakia, Fiji, France ... why ? we have high quality companies making them right here.
Mind you, my car is made in Sweden, my computer in the USA (it's Apple so I think its USA made)
Sigh, at least my children are made in New Zealand, or Aotearoa as we are more often calling it.
M&Ms. Too quick off the shift button.
ReplyDeleteUnless your Apple computer is a Mac Pro desktop, it was made in China.
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