Can't be helped. Whenever we see the 1000 feet tall Chinese soldiers shooting out lightening from eyes and fire from mouth, it scares us to death.
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the idea is to coexist peacfully thats not a weakness and its in nobodys interest for nuclear powers to escalate needlessly
We have our own ICBM program nuclear assets and all the deterence in the world needed, we care a damn for these thing..
The perparation to fight is everyready should it come to that
china is sunday news in India , reason being from weekend and no political news is avialbale
media TRP if you know what Iam taking about
Indeed you know nothing about economic and act as if you know. Why stop at 14 and not 20 since US can print as much as she wants and the whole world owes them? Why stop F-22 raptor at 187 and not 500? You really think US can print as much as she wants?seriously? Get a life.
go to war with them we find 2000 raptors in three years time
japs who occupied you found out US industrial
Try if you want similar result
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Great Economic genius from souper power china who's Yen is the global currency 
go to war with them we find 2000 raptors in three years time
japs who occupied you found out US industrial
Try if you want similar result
Great Economic genius from souper power china who's Yen is the global currency
go to war with them you will find 2000 raptors in three years time
japs who occupied you found out US industrial Might
Try if you want similar result
go to war with them we find 2000 raptors in three years time
japs who occupied you found out US industrial
Try if you want similar result
Great Economic genius from souper power china who's Yen is the global currency
go to war with them you will find 2000 raptors in three years time
japs who occupied you found out US industrial Might
Try if you want similar result
Really, the problem is this time is mighty China who is as big as US. Please dont compare apple with orange. Your analogy is terrible.
You havent answer me why US military budget needs a cap. You know nothing about economic except bragging with farts.
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Really, the problem is this time is mighty China who is as big as US. Please dont compare apple with orange. Your analogy is terrible.
You havent answer me why US military budget needs a cap. You know nothing about economic except bragging with farts.
Answer this question why do have US dollar reserves
It is slowly eroding. China and Russia trade exclude US dollars. Same as Japan and China. Same as many other small countries. China will do it slowly and gives US a slow death. US defeated Soviet Union not by arms or brute force but by suffocating Soviet economic and create a false arm race which bankrupt the Soviet.
China is using the same tactic deploy by US on them. SURPRISE!
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Moron who is your largest trading partner
Where does your wealth come from
Where is that buying power coming from
Where are your dollar reserves
if your nut brain can figure out i will only answer the last one
Foreign exchange reserves of the People's Republic of China are mainly composed of US dollar in the forms of US government bonds and institutional bonds
dying my *** you dont have a single company that has the power to challenge US worldwide
technologically US will continue to dominate the world
name one premium chinese global brand
I can name you 10000 US brands that dominate the global landscape
You produce shit they market it make profit
you spoil your environment, they keep theirs clean
they wanted a commuist slum they got one
Where does your wealth come from
Where is that buying power coming from
Where are your dollar reserves
if your nut brain can figure out i will only answer the last one
Foreign exchange reserves of the People's Republic of China are mainly composed of US dollar in the forms of US government bonds and institutional bonds
dying my *** you dont have a single company that has the power to challenge US worldwide
technologically US will continue to dominate the world
name one premium chinese global brand
I can name you 10000 US brands that dominate the global landscape
You produce shit they market it make profit
you spoil your environment, they keep theirs clean
they wanted a commuist slum they got one
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China largest trading partner is EU.
Wealth is created by producing real products. US borrow from China bond and in return needs to buy Chinese goods. China is slowly accumulating gold and we are creating trade zone that except US and US dollar. China reserves do not only rely on US bond. We diversify our wealth. US dollar strength lies in other countries using it. As more and more countries dump US dollar. US can kiss death and say goodbye!
There are plenty of big powerful China corporation which you are just selective in your knowledge. Example, go google the world largest bank.
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Nut brain EU is a group, not a nation
US armed Taiwan to teeth what did china do
You claim taiwan as yours why does not souper power china attack taiwan
no soup is it
US has trade defceit with even timbaktu
yet they are the only real super power
not souper power like you
Big powerful bank having its currency worldwide my ***
US armed Taiwan to teeth what did china do
You claim taiwan as yours why does not souper power china attack taiwan
no soup is it
US has trade defceit with even timbaktu
yet they are the only real super power
not souper power like you
Big powerful bank having its currency worldwide my ***
I am ok if you want to live in you delusion but please dont come here and talk nonsense and act as if you know all but fart only.
Why China needs to destroy taiwan when their investor continue to pour investment in China. Even their governor comes to China and submit to one China policy. PLease dont come back with your lame excuse we needs to conquer them to prove anything. They dont even dare to declare independent. Why would China need to attack Taiwan?
China PLA has very close military relationship with ROC, if you want to sell them advance weapon. We are more than happy to know your secrets
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The communist fear this word
"screw you we're not paying"?
then souper power is in bigger soup
there is base misunderstanding about the debt
the usa did not go cap in hand to beg money
Treasury notes were issued and china said they are a great investment
if china didn't buy them someone else would
all Sovereign debt can not enforced
there isn't an issue with the debt and china, china cant exercise any influence over the usa because of it
they just happened to want the debt instruments more than anyone else
they sold you paper paper paper called dollar dollar dollar shit shit shit moron
You went and bought it you wanted dollar they did not beg for it
Its your funeral not theirs
they converted you into a environmental mess
you sold your resources they sold you shit paper paper paper dollar after dollar dollar after dollar
"screw you we're not paying"?
then souper power is in bigger soup
there is base misunderstanding about the debt
the usa did not go cap in hand to beg money
Treasury notes were issued and china said they are a great investment
if china didn't buy them someone else would
all Sovereign debt can not enforced
there isn't an issue with the debt and china, china cant exercise any influence over the usa because of it
they just happened to want the debt instruments more than anyone else
they sold you paper paper paper called dollar dollar dollar shit shit shit moron
You went and bought it you wanted dollar they did not beg for it
Its your funeral not theirs
they converted you into a environmental mess
you sold your resources they sold you shit paper paper paper dollar after dollar dollar after dollar
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China’s economy began overheating in 2007 and signs of speculation and over-exuberance started to appear, such as a brief stock bubble that year and a housing bubble in 2008. The 2008 global financial crisis caused China’s exports to plunge, forcing China’s leaders to abruptly refocus their worries from overheating to a potential domestic economic crisis and its very realistic threat to social stability. In November 2008, China launched a massive $586 billion economic stimulus program that was primarily invested in public infrastructure projects, housing, rural development and the rebuilding of areas hit by the 2008 Sichuan earthquake. China’s stimulus plan was successful at staving off a recession and social crisis – so successful that inflation, overheating and overbuilding quickly became a concern again as the newly printed stimulus money sloshed around the economy, creating very alarming distortions and speculative activity.
Economic stimulus, in the form of literally freshly-created money, is the quickest (and dirtiest!) way to create immediate economic growth. A stimulus program’s funds are typically used to create large scale construction projects that put unemployed people back to work, generate demand for raw materials and act as a conduit for new money to enter into and reinvigorate the overall economy. The problem with stimulus programs is that the creation of new money causes existing money to be devalued, leading to inflation and, in essence, stealthily taxing savers and wage earners to fund the stimulus program. The other problem with stimulus programs is that they very often led to the undertaking of extraordinarily wasteful projects that would never been attempted if natural market forces were in control. Capital that is wasted or destroyed in stimulus-fueled investment booms is called “malinvestment.” While stimulus programs do create some form of immediate economic growth, it is largely artificial and temporary as larger and larger injections of newly printed money are required for the growth to be sustained.
Economic bubbles and reckless credit booms go hand in hand and the China Bubble is no exception in this regard. A chart of Hong Kong banks’ exposure to Mainland Chinese debt displays the truly parabolic nature of China’s credit bubble that started in 2009. China’s local governments have financed their ridiculously extravagant construction projects via a $1.7 trillion “subprime” credit bubble, of which $540 billion is likely bad debt, according to Moody’s. Fitch has also warned about Chinese local government debt saying, “credit risk has risen from an over-extension of loans to local governments and property.” As the IMF sounded an alarm over the Chinese banking system’s vulnerability to heavy losses, an influential Chinese finance professor said that the Chinese banking system was “on the brink of bankruptcy” and that “every province in China is Greece.” To make matters worse, Société Générale has warned that China’s massive and largely unregulated shadow banking system may need to be rescued, no small feat considering how pervasive this type of banking is in China. In the city of Wenzhou, an incredible 90% of families are involved in the underground banking business, which includes loan sharking and pawnshops.
While the IMF warns that China is “vulnerable to asset bubbles,” local governments encourage real estate speculation due to their reliance on land sales taxes to pay their mounting debts. Wild speculation has sent Chinese housing prices to unaffordably high levels, hitting a globally unprecedented 27:1 price to income ratio in Beijing. China’s overly-inflated housing prices have brought about strong social costs, as young men find themselves unable to get married without owning an apartment for example. A young architect even resorted to building and living in a small egg-shaped pod to escape the high cost of housing. High prices have sparked a building boom, with housing construction rising 41% in 2010 alone, helping to create an estimated supply of a 64 million empty apartments. Most alarming is the fact that China’s residential property investment as a share of its economy has reached the same level that the US housing bubble did at before its crash, while approaching levels hit during the epic Japanese housing bubble that resulted in a 20 year (and counting) bear market.
china case will be far worst
Economic stimulus, in the form of literally freshly-created money, is the quickest (and dirtiest!) way to create immediate economic growth. A stimulus program’s funds are typically used to create large scale construction projects that put unemployed people back to work, generate demand for raw materials and act as a conduit for new money to enter into and reinvigorate the overall economy. The problem with stimulus programs is that the creation of new money causes existing money to be devalued, leading to inflation and, in essence, stealthily taxing savers and wage earners to fund the stimulus program. The other problem with stimulus programs is that they very often led to the undertaking of extraordinarily wasteful projects that would never been attempted if natural market forces were in control. Capital that is wasted or destroyed in stimulus-fueled investment booms is called “malinvestment.” While stimulus programs do create some form of immediate economic growth, it is largely artificial and temporary as larger and larger injections of newly printed money are required for the growth to be sustained.
Economic bubbles and reckless credit booms go hand in hand and the China Bubble is no exception in this regard. A chart of Hong Kong banks’ exposure to Mainland Chinese debt displays the truly parabolic nature of China’s credit bubble that started in 2009. China’s local governments have financed their ridiculously extravagant construction projects via a $1.7 trillion “subprime” credit bubble, of which $540 billion is likely bad debt, according to Moody’s. Fitch has also warned about Chinese local government debt saying, “credit risk has risen from an over-extension of loans to local governments and property.” As the IMF sounded an alarm over the Chinese banking system’s vulnerability to heavy losses, an influential Chinese finance professor said that the Chinese banking system was “on the brink of bankruptcy” and that “every province in China is Greece.” To make matters worse, Société Générale has warned that China’s massive and largely unregulated shadow banking system may need to be rescued, no small feat considering how pervasive this type of banking is in China. In the city of Wenzhou, an incredible 90% of families are involved in the underground banking business, which includes loan sharking and pawnshops.
While the IMF warns that China is “vulnerable to asset bubbles,” local governments encourage real estate speculation due to their reliance on land sales taxes to pay their mounting debts. Wild speculation has sent Chinese housing prices to unaffordably high levels, hitting a globally unprecedented 27:1 price to income ratio in Beijing. China’s overly-inflated housing prices have brought about strong social costs, as young men find themselves unable to get married without owning an apartment for example. A young architect even resorted to building and living in a small egg-shaped pod to escape the high cost of housing. High prices have sparked a building boom, with housing construction rising 41% in 2010 alone, helping to create an estimated supply of a 64 million empty apartments. Most alarming is the fact that China’s residential property investment as a share of its economy has reached the same level that the US housing bubble did at before its crash, while approaching levels hit during the epic Japanese housing bubble that resulted in a 20 year (and counting) bear market.
china case will be far worst
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