Supremacy of China is assured

AssHatZombie said:
Your nation will be written out of history altogether, for being populated by stupid assholes that everyone wants to forget.


I decree it.
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If you use a knife you might extract, from the money box mummy gave you for your last birthday, enough money to purchase an air ticket to China. You might be pleasantly surprised, but be warned: aeroplanes fly very high.. above the clouds that spoil your vision even.
 
He is a child in intellect only.

Thus is the rottenness of the American character revealed.

Soon, China will call in the debts of this fool and his compatriots.

You will see, China will triumph.
 
yellow_peril said:
As I read the puerile 'thoughts' of the uneducated Americans here, I am amused by their arrogance.

They are willing to invade weaker nations to 'liberate' them with 'democracy', yet most of the 'freedom lovers' do not even exercise this supposedly 'precious right' they seek to force on others.

Americans spend more on education than most other nations, yet their academic ranking wordlwide is laughable.

Most American children are functionally illiterate after tens of thousands of dollars and many years are squandered in a futile effort to overcome their native laziness.

Many adults, even those with supposed university degrees, speak only one language, and are uncompetitive in the global marketplace.

The vaunted USA military has a shameful record of defeat, being unable to overcome even token resistance by disorganized tribesmen and religious fanatics.

Yes, America is ripe for harvest, and China holds the mortgage.

I now anticipate a volley of racist obscenities and half-witted sexual innuendoes with great amusement.
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I now anticipate after 30+ years of conservative dominated policies and government, the right will blame it all on liberals. Corporate lawyers probably wrote a disclaimer for their 'personal responsibility' mantra.
 
It is true that we are in the toughest economic fight of our lives internationally.

But you remember back in the ‘80s, everybody said Japan was going to be taking over?

I mean, we periodically go through these moments where we question America’s ability to compete, and what happens is we whip ourselves into shape, we stiffen our spines, we become more productive, we reemphasize science and technology and education.

We say to ourselves we can no longer do the things that are not productive, we’re going to just focus on those things that help us grow for the future, and we adapt, and we’re going to do so this time.
 
President Barack Obama said:
It is true that we are in the toughest economic fight of our lives internationally.

But you remember back in the ‘80s, everybody said Japan was going to be taking over?

I mean, we periodically go through these moments where we question America’s ability to compete, and what happens is we whip ourselves into shape, we stiffen our spines, we become more productive, we reemphasize science and technology and education.

We say to ourselves we can no longer do the things that are not productive, we’re going to just focus on those things that help us grow for the future, and we adapt, and we’re going to do so this time.
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You lie!
 
There is no reason why we won’t rank once again number one in the proportion of college graduates.

There’s no reason why we’re not going to be the leader in clean energy technology.

When we came in, we were getting 2 percent of the world’s advanced battery manufacturing, and through the Recovery Act and the help of these guys, we’re now on track to have 40 percent of that market by 2015.

Just over the course of two years, we have built an entire industry.

Well, we can duplicate that in every leading industry, whether it’s solar panels or wind turbines.

I have confidence that the health care reform bill that we passed, as painful as it was, is going to result in a system that is more efficient, more fair; where not only do we have 30 million people now suddenly having health insurance, but we’re going to start working with hospitals and doctors to figure out how are we going to eliminate unnecessary tests and how are we going to make sure that we’re reducing infection rates in hospitals and how are we going to be more effectively deploying providers so that people are getting better services for lower costs.
 
President Barack Obama said:
There is no reason why we won’t rank once again number one in the proportion of college graduates.

There’s no reason why we’re not going to be the leader in clean energy technology.

When we came in, we were getting 2 percent of the world’s advanced battery manufacturing, and through the Recovery Act and the help of these guys, we’re now on track to have 40 percent of that market by 2015.

Just over the course of two years, we have built an entire industry.

Well, we can duplicate that in every leading industry, whether it’s solar panels or wind turbines.

I have confidence that the health care reform bill that we passed, as painful as it was, is going to result in a system that is more efficient, more fair; where not only do we have 30 million people now suddenly having health insurance, but we’re going to start working with hospitals and doctors to figure out how are we going to eliminate unnecessary tests and how are we going to make sure that we’re reducing infection rates in hospitals and how are we going to be more effectively deploying providers so that people are getting better services for lower costs.
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You lie!
 
America is the greatest country on Earth, but we didn’t get here because it was preordained.

We got here because our parents and our grandparents and our great grandparents, they were all willing to roll up their sleeves and work, to work on behalf of freedom, to work on behalf of opportunity.

A lot of our parents, grandparents, great grandparents came here from other countries to start a new life because they realized that if they worked hard here in America then there was nothing that could stop them, and that there was a unique legacy in this nation of being able to live out your dreams.

Over the last decade, some of those dreams felt like they were slipping away.

People felt as if the economy was only for those at the very top and that no matter how hard you worked you were treading water, and people were having trouble making ends meet and paying for health care and paying for college educations.

I think a lot of young people started feeling that maybe the 21st century wouldn't be the American Century like the 20th century was.

What our campaign was about in 2008 was reminding everybody that there is nothing we can't do when we join together as citizens from every walk of life, that there is nothing we can't accomplish when we dream big dreams and are willing to work for them.

Over the last two years, as difficult as things have been, as big as the problems that we inherited were, I have been so inspired because I've had the opportunity to make sure that every American has decent health care, to make sure that an economy that was shrinking is growing again, to start putting people back to work, to make sure we've got equal pay for equal work, to make sure that we've got a couple of wonderful women on the Supreme Court, to make sure that young people can afford a college education, to make sure that we brought back 100,000 troops from Iraq, to make sure that we're respected around the world once again, to start investing in research and development so that our economy can thrive, to make sure that we're investing in clean energy, so that we're at the forefront not only of growing our economy but of saving the planet.
 
President Barack Obama said:
America is the greatest country on Earth, but we didn’t get here because it was preordained.

We got here because our parents and our grandparents and our great grandparents, they were all willing to roll up their sleeves and work, to work on behalf of freedom, to work on behalf of opportunity.

A lot of our parents, grandparents, great grandparents came here from other countries to start a new life because they realized that if they worked hard here in America then there was nothing that could stop them, and that there was a unique legacy in this nation of being able to live out your dreams.

Over the last decade, some of those dreams felt like they were slipping away.

People felt as if the economy was only for those at the very top and that no matter how hard you worked you were treading water, and people were having trouble making ends meet and paying for health care and paying for college educations.

I think a lot of young people started feeling that maybe the 21st century wouldn't be the American Century like the 20th century was.

What our campaign was about in 2008 was reminding everybody that there is nothing we can't do when we join together as citizens from every walk of life, that there is nothing we can't accomplish when we dream big dreams and are willing to work for them.

Over the last two years, as difficult as things have been, as big as the problems that we inherited were, I have been so inspired because I've had the opportunity to make sure that every American has decent health care, to make sure that an economy that was shrinking is growing again, to start putting people back to work, to make sure we've got equal pay for equal work, to make sure that we've got a couple of wonderful women on the Supreme Court, to make sure that young people can afford a college education, to make sure that we brought back 100,000 troops from Iraq, to make sure that we're respected around the world once again, to start investing in research and development so that our economy can thrive, to make sure that we're investing in clean energy, so that we're at the forefront not only of growing our economy but of saving the planet.
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You need to remember what your parents and grandparents did. They must be turning in their graves when they see what a balls up you people (mostly ranting right wing republicans and tea party tosspots) are making.
 
yellow_peril said:
The U.S. is number one in debt, ignorance, and obesity.
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Don't much fancy the new king in waiting, Mr. Xi. He doesn't look the statesman that Hu is. Can't see him standing on the same stage as other world leaders - bit like Jiang ze min. Maybe clever but, as we know from the west, TV is a cruel judge.
I would much rather do business with Hu than Xi.
I see he was head of something in Fukien. That is where a party cadre demanded a Benz in return for business friends were trying to negotiate many years ago. Needless to say he didn't get it!
 
All chinese citizens will be reprogrammed to worship white people. Such a malleable public conscience is easily trained for the new reality.
 
AssHatZombie said:
All chinese citizens will be reprogrammed to worship white people. Such a malleable public conscience is easily trained for the new reality.
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That would be to worship themselves. Have you never seen the soft white flesh of a Chinese girl? No, of course you havent
 
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