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« on: Aug 2nd, 2006, 11:38pm »
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How many things do you pick up in wallyworld or any other mass mareting co. are in fact made in china. That in and into itself is not the entire problrm. Ban China imports? I doubt it, increase US exports to China, I doubt it.
 
What's the answer folks? I don't know.
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« Reply #1 on: Aug 2nd, 2006, 11:50pm »
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I'd say it"s 63.782%
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on Aug 2nd, 2006, 11:50pm, echo wrote:
I'd say it"s 63.782%

 
That's close, more like 90/10 last I heard?
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I went into a Louisville, KY pawn shop the other day. They are a new authorized dealer of acoustic guitars made by "The Indiana Guitar Company" ... but on the inside of the guitar it said "Made in China"  Roll Eyes
 
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on Aug 3rd, 2006, 12:16am, unsolved1 wrote:
acoustic guitars made by "The Indiana Guitar Company" ... but on the inside of the guitar it said "Made in China"  Roll Eyes

 
 
Just a blurb on the news, but it said China was going to build a plant in the U.S. to make the English car MG again.  Sounded odd.
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« Reply #5 on: Aug 3rd, 2006, 12:47pm »
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About a month ago my 10 was bugging me to explain why everything was made in china. I guess he felt that he needed to demonstrate and preceded to bring everything that he could find in his room that said made in china on it, to me.
 
 
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« Reply #7 on: Aug 3rd, 2006, 12:56pm »
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on Aug 2nd, 2006, 11:38pm, _Lee_ wrote:

What's the answer folks? I don't know.

 
What, exactly, is the question?
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What, exactly, is the question?

 
LMAO!
 
Thats what I was wondering to.
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on Aug 2nd, 2006, 11:38pm, _Lee_ wrote:

What's the answer folks? I don't know.

 
Invest in Viet Nam. Chinese labor costs are rising, and it will soon be unable to be the low-cost production center.
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What's the answer folks?

 
42. The answer is always 42.
 
Except in Canada, then it's Gretsky.
 
Not to get away from the China subject, but......
Something that is not made in China that we all use is scissors. You know the kind....stamped metal with colored pastic handles and no marking or names on them. Every office in this country has them. Guess where they are made..........
in Vietnam.  
Guess what they are made from..........
American trucks! Yep, when we left Vietnam in'72 the military left thousands of vehicles behind. Those jeeps, weapons carriers, and cargo trucks have frames and bumpers made of very hard steel. It is excellent for making sharp objects.
Guess who owns the factory that makes the scissors...
An American (sorry I can't remember his name right now)
 
OK, back to the China subject.
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« Reply #11 on: Aug 3rd, 2006, 2:22pm »
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4th of July, wanted to buy a little Aerican flag to put on my car. Couldn't  find one that wasn't made in china. Didn't buy one.
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if we're not careful, CHina is going to kick our arse$, oops, I mean our CHildren's arse$....
 
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« Reply #13 on: Aug 3rd, 2006, 2:55pm »
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Look around guys/gals. We have WalMarts and Red Lobsters and petcos and Taco Bells and 1000 other places to buy stuff. We manufacture or make/build very little these days. We are a service oriented country now. 80% of all jobs are in service type industries. Angry
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Aren't most fireworks made in China.....do they make or defense weapons too ? Questions questions questions Pam
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A real estate agent went around our neighborhood just before Independence Day and stuck American flags in everyone's yards (with her card attached to the stick, of course). Clearly printed in the bottom corner of the flag was "Made In China."
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Aren't most fireworks made in China.....do they make or defense weapons too ? Questions questions questions Pam

 
Yes ... they make the fireworks .. but I would have to say most (if not all) the best weapons are "Made in the USA" .   Grin
 
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Ban China imports? I doubt it, increase US exports to China, I doubt it.  

 
Well that is the dilemma, I say boycott China imports until they start to cooperate in the world wide fireworks that are going on right now. Economic pressure defeated the USSR, they can do the same with China.
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« Reply #18 on: Aug 3rd, 2006, 9:52pm »
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I read that more than 90% of US clothing is made in the far east. Next thing you know:

 
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I say "If ya can't beat'em, Join'em", So I married one. LOL
 
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I say "If ya can't beat'em, Join'em", So I married one. LOL
 
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That would be the oil company's, I am fairly sure. Marry anyone you like, it most likely won't have any effect on world affairs.
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Just heard some interesting news on the radio here in OZ.
An Australian Company with its factory in Marrickville Sydney has won a contract to supply & fit curtains & window treatments to a new casino in Macau China.
The curtains are manufactured in Australia from Aussie material.
That’s a bit like shipping oil to Texas.
 
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Take the square-root of the equation, add the space of time, divide by its mass, in milligrams of course, and the answer is in minutes it took you to read this!  Tadaaaa!
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How many things do you pick up in wallyworld or any other mass mareting co. are in fact made in china. That in and into itself is not the entire problrm. Ban China imports? I doubt it, increase US exports to China, I doubt it.
 
What's the answer folks? I don't know.

 
The Peoples Republic of china currently owns aproximately 20-25% of our national debt they own all that you and I think is ours. The entire personal income tax the government collects is barely enough to pay the interest on this debt to china alone. they continue to loan us a guestimated 2 million a day all coming from the sale of made in china goods in this country.
 
The current size of the national debt is almost US$8.5  trillion (that is eight and a half million, million dollars). This is a sum of money beyond understanding.  
An example I read, if a person spent a US$1 million a day for every day since Jesus was born, then it would take until about the year 2739 to spend just the first trillion dollars. The US National Debt is allmost nine times that amount.
 
If china were ever to call in or dump our debts it would cause the largest economic failure in the history of the world and around the world.
 
We think we are a super power ha, we are the just buyers in a supermarket and china is providing the goods and we best like it or their wont be any goods down the road. Because we gave them all our mfg operations to keep them happy.
 
Now due to the fact that we (the U.S.) cant hardly pay the financial debts we owe the rest of the world. Our government just recently decided to raise our national debt so we can pay the interest.
 
And that is unfortunately the answer.  
 
Keep buying made in China we need to borrow back the money.
 
a couple links
 
http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/
 
this is a little older link just double all the figures stated throughout only 2 years later.
http://www.willthomas.net/Convergence/Weekly/United_States.htm
 
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The Peoples Republic of china currently owns approximately 20-25% of our national debt they own all that you and I think is ours. The entire personal income tax the government collects is barely enough to pay the interest on this debt to china alone. they continue to loan us a guesstimated 2 million a day all coming from the sale of made in china goods in this country.
 
The current size of the national debt is almost US$8.5  trillion (that is eight and a half million, million dollars). This is a sum of money beyond understanding.  
An example I read, if a person spent a US$1 million a day for every day since Jesus was born, then it would take until about the year 2739 to spend just the first trillion dollars. The US National Debt is almost nine times that amount.
 
If china were ever to call in or dump our debts it would cause the largest economic failure in the history of the world and around the world.
 
We think we are a super power ha, we are the just buyers in a supermarket and china is providing the goods and we best like it or their wont be any goods down the road. Because we gave them all our mfg operations to keep them happy.
 
Now due to the fact that we (the U.S.) cant hardly pay the financial debts we owe the rest of the world. Our government just recently decided to raise our national debt so we can pay the interest.
 
And that is unfortunately the answer.  
 
Keep buying made in China we need to borrow back the money.
 
a couple links
 
http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/
 
this is a little older link just double all the figures stated throughout only 2 years later.
http://www.willthomas.net/Convergence/Weekly/United_States.htm
 
I am Neither republican or democrat just another kid in America.
 

 
Unfortunately you are "mostly" correct. The one thing you did not include in the equation is the enormous power we and our allies have concerning such global events. If you are willing to concede that China owns the USA then you have another agenda that no American that I know of can deal with. As we allowed the Japanese to enter our markets after we leveled their country, we may do the same with the Chinese.
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