Posted by gtx1967jewison on January 24, 2011 at 16:09:44 from (174.39.130.120):
In Reply to: Re: China Bound posted by mkirsch on January 24, 2011 at 13:47:16:
wow your just so clueless. sad. we literally would starve, if they just turn off the key, as it sits right now, on all their ships. no need to attack. they have all the $ we used to have before we became the next 3rd world country, & with their huge population , all our natural resources & wide-open spaces (cheap food), why WOULDNT they take over. all they have to do is change the locks they own more of it than we do now. we will work for them, their way, just like the 9yr old girls do over there that make all your walmart clothes. I could go on for months but i aint got time.
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