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·         We have many carriers and China has one good for training or a floating amusement park. We have stealth fighters and China is developing one, which depends on the engine imported from Russia. We only wanted to be #1 when we’re in high school.

·         The U.S. budget for offense is more than the total combined budget of the next ten countries!

·         How about China buys the U.S.A. by giving $1 million USD to each citizen. According to the espionage info, it is highly feasible: 1. The one million USD could depreciate to $1,000 next year, and 2. China can tax 99% of the windfall payment. J

·         Clinton’s welfare reform does not seem to be enforced when you give the state too much ‘flexibilities’.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_Responsibility_and_Work_Opportunity_Act

·         The problems of building high speed rail in the USA.

* After the two parties 'argued' who is the boss, the project is now obsolete.  As Nike said, just do it.

* After the project managers make all the compromises, the project will not be economically feasible or technically sound.

Big Dig in Boston is a good example. We never built tunnels that leaked and concrete blocks fell to kill until today with 'better' technologies. It has been obsolete when we started to build it after all the negotiations, compromising and politics.

* It is easy to collect welfare than working under the punishing hot sun.

You did not see a single Chinese in the picture they took on every milestone of connecting the rail system from Chicago and the west coast (same for Canada).

The imported Chinese were the workers. They were exploited during the time China was bankrupted after the Opium Wars.