The United States and allies diligently seek to harness China’s speedy development by blocking Beijing’s direct access to energy resources.

 

April 13, 2010 (Hamsayeh.Net) - China’s top official had once again rebuffed US president Barack Obama over the idea of imposing sanctions against Iran.

 

Hu Jintao met Obama on the sideline a mostly symbolic nuclear disarmament summit in Washington Monday, where he again reiterated his country’s support for negotiations with Tehran.  ‘China hopes that various parties will continue to step up diplomatic efforts and actively seek effective ways to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue through dialogue and negotiations,’ a Chinese government spokesman said after the meeting.

 

The US is hopeful a symbolic coalition of countries will be formed to support Western plans in making the world a more aggressive place to live. That is why Obama and his Western backers want to impose sanctions on strategically located oil rich nations in the Middle East.

 

The United States and allies diligently seek to harness China’s speedy development by blocking Beijing’s direct access to oil. Washington is putting enormous pressures on China to increase the value of yuan, which would make US manufactured products more competitive and therefore create more jobs in the US.

 

Way back the US enjoyed a robust economy by manufacturing everyday goods from jeans and T-shirts to various models of refrigerators and automobiles that could export them all over the world. But today, prolific Asian industrial giants have replaced the US as the main industrial hub for manufacturing high quality, yet affordable, everyday consumer products.