Chinese cities coming to America

rightsidenews ^ | May 10, 2012 | American dream

[dfwgator]

“And I, for one, welcome our new Chinese overlords.”

[muawiyah]

The history of the world is strange. The Chinese undertook the Boxer Rebellion against the Western powers then carving up China into their own exclusive trading areas.

They lost ~ fists against firearms just doesn't work.

The Western powers then exacted concessions from the Chinese as well as payments in gold, silver, etc.

The US alone among the powers took the payment and put it in a fund to finance the education of Chinese students in America.

Then began a regular stream of Chinese students to American schools. They returned to their homeland and started a revolution. The old regime was destroyed.

You might want to read about Sun Yat San ~ etc. etc. etc. at a propitious moment.

America in the raw has been powerful medicine for Chinese if not for Democrats.

[discostu]

It’s all about what you say. Company’s always have the right to refuse service, but if you say it’s for reasons that are considered discriminatory you’ll get hung.

[Hot Tabasco]

I don't have a problem with this. They did the same thing in Toronto Canada. It is a super thriving area, spotless clean and zero crime.

I agree with you.....From my personal experiences with Chinese people, the only bad thing I can say about them is that they work too darn hard and they're over achievers....LOL!

As a side note, I found a great chinese food take out by my house. It's just a small hole in the wall space in a strip mall and the owner, Mr. Wing, is a tiny funny guy who is filled with energy. During the winter months he has no heat in his place and the poor kids who work for him by answering the phone and tending the cash register freeze in the front of his store.

The guy came here from China back in the early 70's, and for years had a place in Detroit until he was forced out by crime.

I once asked him about his family and he told me that his wife now suffers from dementia, he has three daughters, the youngest is currently a student at Michigan State University, the older two are graduates from MSU also and now live and work in New York.........

I have nothing but respect for this guy and the kids who work for him. He only has one helper per day, one kid is a college student at the local community college and the girl with purple hair is only a tenth grader who has three different jobs - one in a day care facility, another as a pet sitter and this one working for Mr. Wing. From these kids it's always yes sir, no sir, and thank you...Whether it's Mr. Wing's influence or not, it's still refreshing to hear.

[tickedoffnow]

If somehow only Chinese are allowed to live/work in those areas, yeah, I have a HUGE problem with it.

But if that’s not the case, I think it brings in investment funding which I think is grand.

[jonatron]

This should only be considered in Detroit, to repair the place and drive out the bottom feeders.

[Hot Tabasco]

Didn't answer the question...

What was the question?

[robowombat]

I have no doubt it is. The Chinese have done an excellent jog of boring into the Stanford Research Institute and planting it with their agents who are outstanding scientific and technical minds. SRI has become a portal site for the PRC to mine numerous highly classified US defense projects.They have effectively co-opted the SRI President, Dr. Peary and made him a reliable mouthpiece. In passing the PRC can(through use of a lot of cash and finding out any really embarrassing personal items) manage to co opt a significant number of highly placed US citizens. A classic example is admiral Blair, former PACOM commander, who has become a very reliable and well compensated mouthpiece for China. The PRC really is what we feared Japan was before and during WW2. This time we are being systematically spied on and penetrated by an alien state that is easily a potential peer but with limitless human capital and a continental landmass of imposing size as a homeland. These people really do want to enact what the bogus Tanaka Memorial articulated.

[cripplecreek]

A few years back when I was in the upper peninsula I noticed that most of the people I encountered in the state and national parks were middle aged whites and Asian groups of families.

I talked to the American guiding the Asians and he told me that he’s from Michigan but has lived in Japan for some 20 years. He said that the Japanese are real nature lovers in a nation with little elbow room. He said he ran a few tours to the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, Yosemite etc but the Asians liked the more out of the way places that didn’t get huge crowds. He said there was a great market for hunting and fishing for anyone willing to cater to the Japanese.

[Hot Tabasco]

So what will the long-term consequences be of allowing a communist superpower to buy up large sections of America?

I reject the presumption of "communist superpower" purchasing land for business.

What is YOUR fear? I've yet to see or experience any problems with Chinese citizens in this United States.

[trailhkr1]

I agree, we have a major problem with Chinese spying/unfair trade practices which drives me nuts but in this case it is Chinese wanting to start business in this country.

Our corporate ceo's have sold us out and I for one welcome some of our money coming back to the US

[Mr. Jeeves]

So what will the long-term consequences be of allowing a communist superpower to buy up large sections of America?

I'm not sure, but I'm going to love watching them put the smackdown on attempts to organize public employee unions in "their" cities. :)

[central_va]

Driving in there will be really dangerous...

[Eva]

Yeah, but the Chinese want to bring in Chinese workers to run the businesses.

[Hot Tabasco]

some sort of long term plan to dominate the planet through a combination of mass immigration

And what is your estimated time frame before this total dominance is complete?

[Mr. Jeeves]

The Chinese in Toronto are more capitalist than most Americans.

In these times, divisions between peoples have less and less to do with national borders, and more and more to do with culture. Conservatives are way behind the curve on this trend - we focus excessively on national borders when by far the greatest threats come from within.

[Hot Tabasco]

Well... now you have.

Isolated photos from NatGeo..not a bad comeback.

Do I need to post the WalMart links?

[trailhkr1]

Yeah, but the Chinese want to bring in Chinese workers to run the businesses.

I don't disagree with this but many Americans will be hired as well. Plus all the constructions jobs/spinoff industries.

[robowombat]

The beginning of deep water drilling in the South China Sea and the warning to the Phils to keep off is a first step towards dominating the oceanspace of the South China Sea. If this is vigorously resisted by the Phils and other Asean states and the US the Chinese will step back for the time being. In a relatively short time say 10 to 20 years they will not be deterred as their navy will be a close technical equal to the US and Japan. So one could say the the strategy has been already launched. Without going into how the Chinese view time horizons I would suggest 40-50 years is a rough timeline to establishing their primacy with another fifty years to fill in the details.

[caww]

I have been to northern Toronto numerous times. You can walk down the street at 2;30 in the morning with money hanging out of your pockets and be safe. The Chinese turned a bad section of the city into a thriving, super modern area.

Well then why don't they do this in their own country?..again why don't they do this in their country?

Once again we have foreigners coming into our country with no desire to assimulate to our culture and our ways. I oppose this no matter what areas they "clean up"...next thing you know we'll have a Chinaman as President...

IMO the USA is up for sale to any and all who choose and there are no boundaries...we are fast being done as a culture.

Nope...I'll stay opposed to this each and evvery time any country "buys" us up....and our government who encourages it.