Diplomacy Isn't Going to Be a Substitute for Power

i think what both of you have said, which which is a good lesson for me. Diplomacy isn't going obe a substitute for power. But if we under if we stood what people wanted a little bit better, we might be able to craft things that don't come from a cacophany of misunderstanding quite as much as we seem to do. The name ever grand probably wasn't known to a great many a good fellows, a viewers, until monday when global stock markets sold off because of the possible default of one of china's biggest property development companies. I'm asking myself, is it the leman brother's moment? It seems like pretty big, sized default that's