[Yes, I name my cars]
Posted on 10/05/2015 9:32:11 PM PDT by Daffynition
What if U.S. citizens could drive...to Asia? A new proposal from Russia would see the country connected to the U.S. by highway bridge as part of a massive superhighway crossing the length of Russia, ultimately linking New York and London.
Called the Trans-Eurasian Belt Development (TEPR). the ambitious project was proposed by Russian Railways head Vladimir Yakunin earlier this month, according to CNN.
The route would include some pre-existing roads to reach London and New York, but would still require thousands of miles of tarmac across the width of Russia. This would be laid alongside the existing Trans-Siberian Railway—the longest railway in the world.
(Excerpt) Read more at motorauthority.com ...
No thanks. Another way for millions more to flood the country.
[Yes, I name my cars]
Beware of ice on bridge.
Crosses through Alaska. Bridge to somewhere?
Or a tunnel.
“Interesting idea. Does Russia have some truly worthwhile tourist attractions and sites, out across that vast distance?”
Well there is the “eat a frozen 72 oz. wooly mammoth steak in under an hour and get it free” special...
Great way to move forces into the US. Nope no deal Russia.
Guy walks along a beach, finds a lamp, what the hell, rubs it.
Genie.
“So, I get three wishes?”
“Whatever, you’ll be lucky if I give you one.”
“Well then, I’ve always wanted to see Europe but am afraid of flying and boat travel makes me sick. Can you build me a highway from New York to London?”
“Are you out of your mind?! Do you know the labor costs involved with that, not to mention having to deal with unions!? Not a chance, pick something else.”
“OK then, I’ve always wanted to figure out women. How they think and why. If I could understand women, I’d be better at interacting with them more successfully. I wish to understand how women think.”
“Fine. Two lanes, or four?”
In the 19709s, the USSR built a huge superhighway into Afghanistan.
Then they used it for an invasion route.
I trust the Russians ... to be Soviets at heart.
My first thought .
Moscow - Vladimir (1000 year old city) - Nizhny Novgorod (800 y.o.) -- Perm - Yekatrinburg - Omsk - novosibirsk -- Lake Baikal - Vladivostok
Sarah was RIGHT.
That was my reaction, Sarah was right! On so many things!!!
“This is my last election. After my election I have more flexibility,” Obama implored. “We should continue to be working on this issue at the technical level; that there are steps that can be taken on both sides to gain better understanding of the US and Russian,” he added.
“I understand. I will transmit this information to Vladimir,” Medvedev responded,referring to the soon to be Russian President Vladimir Putin.
How much does it cost to build a road in Russia? Six times as much as it does in the United States, according to a recent study by Russian news agency Ria Novosti on comparitive rates in Moscow, the EU, the US and China.
The report noted that China has the cheapest cost, at about $1.3m per mile, with the US and the EU coming in at between $3.6m and $4.2m. In Russia it costs around $10.5m a mile. And in Moscow it can cost a massive $31m, according to an official at the Russian Transport Ministry.
I trust 0bama to be a moslem homosexual communist enemy of America.
Won’t work because of Russian killer bears.
Killer Russian Bears Knock Off People with Rock Slides
15.10.2002
Bears push rocks down from mountains to kill people
- See more at: http://english.pravda.ru/news/russia/15-10-2002/13198-0/#sthash.8kYmVGBt.dpuf
$31 million per mile in Moscow? How much of that goes to bribery?
“ve har watink to go to Many Malls”
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