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Now I know why so many rare coins on Ebay...
- Thread starter ojm bc
- Start date
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
I missed metric in school again......not 1 mm but 1 Mil of gold, sometimes as much as 3 Mils of pure gold............WOW, a whole five cents worth.
[quote George-CT]They copy all our music, software, and tons of other stuff. Now old coins. They all seem hell bent on making anything in America worthless. I'm still looking for something to spend my money on made in the USA. Beer and hookers are all that come to mind so far.
Just kidding....
Geo[/quote]
This is the real problem. This is an economic war that is far more serious than the Taliban and Osama Bin Hiding. If through the sale of cheap consumer goods, China can weaker the American economy significantly, the US government will be unable to stop Chinese expansion throughout Asia. If America has to deal with high unemployment, corporate bankrupcy, bank failures and the resulting civil unrest (like what occurred in the Great Depression) they will take an Isolationist stance (as they have historically). This will allow for Communist China to expand it's borders as far as they Middle East as they will need that oil to maintain their growing empire just as the US empire needs it, then there will be a superpower conflict. The questions are how much stronger will China be? and how much weaker will America be when that conflict comes?
Get ready for interesting times.
Eric
Just kidding....
Geo[/quote]
This is the real problem. This is an economic war that is far more serious than the Taliban and Osama Bin Hiding. If through the sale of cheap consumer goods, China can weaker the American economy significantly, the US government will be unable to stop Chinese expansion throughout Asia. If America has to deal with high unemployment, corporate bankrupcy, bank failures and the resulting civil unrest (like what occurred in the Great Depression) they will take an Isolationist stance (as they have historically). This will allow for Communist China to expand it's borders as far as they Middle East as they will need that oil to maintain their growing empire just as the US empire needs it, then there will be a superpower conflict. The questions are how much stronger will China be? and how much weaker will America be when that conflict comes?
Get ready for interesting times.
Eric
Rob/Windsor Ont.
New member
n/t