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China Hawks Vandalsing and deliberately minimizing the criticism section - will report the next vandal[edit]
- I previously made an edit here in the past after visiting this page and was shocked to see so much information being hidden. It seem likes wikipedia is being corrupted by china hawks making bad faith edits and they have gone too far. Basically there is no evidence for the debt trap diplomacy theory. Data contradicts it. Many studies also contradicts it. Even the hawkish Lowly institute after hard evidence was given, was forced to admit there was no evidence to push the theory. However the criticism sections has basically been edited in such a way that it's basically spun in a way that readers will be unlikely to understand why debt trap diplomacy is not actually a real thing.
Here is the info that is heavily suppressed.
- "An analysis by New York's Rhodium Group of 40 debt renegotiations made by China across 24 countries found "asset seizures are a very rare occurrence". nstead, debt write-off was the most common outcome, happening in 16 cases, including Vanuatu."
- Australian National University senior lecturer Darren Lim said the "debt trap diplomacy" claim was never credible, and had been pushed by the Trump Administration.
- It’s commonly believed that China is sucking all these poor countries into a debt-trap. A peer-reviewed academic study found this perception to be untrue. In a 2019 research paper, Johns Hopkins professor Deborah Brautigam concluded that most of these countries voluntarily signed on to these loans and had positive experiences working with China. Brautigam writes, “The evidence so far, including the Sri Lankan case, shows that the drumbeat of alarm about Chinese banks’ funding of infrastructure across the BRI and beyond is overblown.” She continues, “…a large number of people have favorable opinions of China as an economic model and consider China an attractive partner for their development.
For example, in 2014, 65% in Kenya, 67% in Ghana and 85% in Africa’s most populous country, Nigeria, held favorable views of China.” Hence, when China launched its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), to build infrastructure from Central Asia to Africa (and even to Latin America), most countries signed on. Yes, China has made mistakes with BRI. Mahathir bin Mohamad protested against its terms when he became Prime Minister of Malaysia in 2018. However the deal was quietly renegotiated, and Mahathir became one of the key opening speakers of the BRI Summit in Beijing in 2019.
And basically more. L
I have very little interest in an edit war with "china hawks" as it's a waste of my time to deal with the petty fragile egotistic need to hide information. However this is just wrong to edit it in a way that vast majority of the above info is basically non-existant now. ooking at the article now. The information has been edited in a too biased kind of way that makes it seem like debt trap is A REAL thing despite peer-reivewed studies, hard data and statstics had proved it as not a real thing. But you wouldn;t be able to know that from reading the article now. If Wikipedia is to be neutral, it needs to MINIMALLY write that a peer-reviewed study and hard data disproves the theory and allegatiions. To omit it and deliberately mimiize is just plain messed up. I am adding that hard data and a peer-reviewed study disproved the theory as that is actual facts. Whoever tries to delete real info. I will be watchign and reporting immedaitely to the arb commitee. Gurnardmexico66 (talk) 15:10, 13 July 2020 (UTC)
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- This is highly unusual. You could have chosen to not delete the whole thing and the edit history archive logs even if it was actually plagiarism. But it doesn't register as plagiarism if you're citing their exact statements if in quotation marks for the sake of historical accuracy. I wrote that Sydney Morning Herald had written an article that disputed the validity of the theory in an article titled "Data doesn't support Belt and Road debt trap claims" and they cited a New York study group who found "asset seizures are a very rare occurrence" and that Australian National University senior lecturer Darren Lim said the "debt trap diplomacy" claim was never credible and instead that was mostly pushed by a trump administration. To call it plagiarism seem really excessive. But I appreciate your feedback and will try to do better next time tomorrow and hope there be no more excuses to delete entire info. Gurnardmexico66 (talk) 13:56, 14 July 2020 (UTC)
G'day Diannaa. I have just added my second try and this time was super careful to not accidentally copy or plagiarize. I even completely left out the full quote from Australian National University senior lecturer Darren Lim who was quoted in the article, saying "but once the money is in, much of the leverage shifts to the borrower". As I do want to risk another excuse to delete my entire edits. Below is what I added into the article just now:
A Sydney Morning Herald article titled "Data doesn't support Belt and Road debt trap claims", disputed the validity of the "debt trap diplomacy claims" theory and referred to a report by the Rhodium Group of New York, who after analyzing 40 Chinese debt renegotiations, found that most unpaid debts to China were most commonly resolved by the debt being written off and that "asset seizures are a very rare occurrence". The paper also quoted Australian National University senior lecturer Darren Lim who said the "debt trap diplomacy" claim was never credible and despite that, was being pushed by the Trump Administration.
Hope no rules were broken this time. 15:35, 14 July 2020 (UTC)
Debt trap diplomacy (start and end) bbb[edit]
Block me
It's ironic. It started off accidentally and innocently when I couldn't remember my username. Later on, got tired of the arbitrary trolling bs and so started switching. I never even had any intentions to add in bad edits to Debt trap diplomacy, but wasn't fond of the heat and arbitrary double standards encountered.
But I am amazed that you actually still remember me. I must have left a real impact to live in your head rent free after so long, and you kinda gave away my surprise gift. 😂 To prove I can have a billion accounts but as long as my edits are factual and solid..
There actually is very little that anyone can do about it. One arbitrary loophole can't keep me down.
P. S.
8 went through the cracks. 5 had different device plus internet. 3 had same device and internet. Only 2 was found. Lmao 😄 Gurnardmexico66 (talk) 14:22, 5 December 2021 (UTC)
Blocked as a sockpuppet[edit]
{{unblock|reason=Your reason here ~~~~}}. GeneralNotability (talk) 01:07, 21 December 2021 (UTC)