China's Plan To Destroy The US-Canadian Economy

Posted on Friday, February 11 at 11:30 by tyrannyresponse
Can you imagine if U.S. military leaders or politicians made such threatening comments? People would be up in arms and demanding resignations and Congressional inquiries! However, in another case where truth is stranger than fiction – for the most part the U.S. media and government officials are keeping a lid on this volatile story. As you are about to read, the Chinese have already positioned themselves to inflict major damage to the U.S. economy. For those few brave souls in Washington and the media who are talking, their words are ominous. Writing in the Los Angeles Times, Gal Luft, executive director of the Institute for the Analysis of Global Security, said: "Without a comprehensive strategy designed to prevent China from becoming an oil consumer on par with the U.S., a superpower collision is in the cards." The New York Times has also weighed in stating that China’s actions threaten “the very stability of the global economy.” The final war for the planet’s resources has already started. You name the commodity and China’s buying it and consuming it in HUGE quantities. Last year they consumed nearly half of the world’s cement, twice the world’s consumption of copper, and nearly a third of the world’s coal, 90% of the world’s steel plus nearly every other commodity you can think of has been in greater demand by China. More: http://www.321energy.com/editorials/winston/winston020905.html

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  1. Sat Feb 12, 2005 11:07 am
    This posturing for the world oil seems more like a game than a necessity. If oil is so in demand then why aren't we paying the true value for it? Why isn't Canada charging a fortune for it? The price needs to go sky high so the consumers will demand a change. Also why aren't people getting onto other energy sources if we all know the outcome here? This just seems too far-fetched to me. Why aren't we charging a fortune for plastic products? Why are we making plastic products? We'd better come up with a different car tire or some other form of transit. It seems to me we aren't even trying to avoid the problems that are bound to occur. I guess same-sex marriage IS what we really need to worry about.

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