Posted on 06/25/2016 3:26:23 PM PDT by Java4Jay
According to the Chinese government, 46 cities across China are sinking into the ground. In the last decade alone, Beijing has sunk 14 inches. The city continues to sink at a rate of nearly 11 centimeters per year.
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Its got to be global warming and the fault of George W. Bush.
It amazes me how nothing is ever the fault of liberals or Democrats or their policies.
Exhibit A is the condition of so many of our cities. Some cities which are basket cases, have been run exclusively by Democrats for decades. Yet the democrats never get any blame for the wretched conditions of the economic conditions and sorry state of public schools in those places.
..or perhaps it’s the constant thumping from rampant multiplying of humans.
So that’s what it looks like.
Have been there, but couldn’t see it for smog.
Because vomit-filled American dogs introduced us to fast food, make little emperors into not so little emperors. Now we go down faster than numbah one boomboom at Uncle Mao’s Happy Ending.
Ann Wilson concert tour.
Well that is one way to take them out, to get our jobs back...ROFL....
Sinking with the weight of Chinese people.
Yep.
Out with the old:
Bush Did It.
In with the new:
Trump's fault.
If you build cities over landfills, they will tend to sink.
Or graves...
5.56mm
That makes sense.
Only 7,400 feet to go and they'll be below sea level. :-)
The state of America’s cities is something with plenty of blame to spread around to both parties. They have Democrat leadership because they are full of Democrats.
Even my own city, which has been led by Republicans and by Democrats, is pathetic when you get downtown and in the old neighborhoods. It’s just pure hopelessness. I work for the utility company, so I get into neighborhoods that I’d never visit on my own.
I’m not saying that Dems aren’t to blame, but they aren’t the only ones to blame.
Because there’s a low main?
I wonder what would happen if all 1 billion Chineese stood on chairs and they all jumped off at the same time?
Bangkok has been sinking for years. Or at least the buildings. I recall seeing one multi-story building circa 1978 that had steps leading up to it. Almost one full step had sunk into the muck.
Watching pile drivers sink concrete poles into the ground for new construction was a joke. It was like sticking straws into jello. It took hundreds of piles a few feet apart to get any kind of traction in that former rice paddy.
Gotta ask Hank Johnson.
Caucasian privilege is to blame.
There are a lot of Chinese in New York City. Might want to keep an eye on them.
Wi Tu Lo.
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