NoTeaPartyPleez
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Stupid mo'fo'. Looks like he just didn't think this all the way through.
I have an idea: Let's buy Ted Cruz a one-way ticket to Beijing. Let him explain how the world works to the people who we owe zillions of dollars. This is what happens when you let a stupid redneck Tea Bagger run amok.
If China gets mad enough to invade the U.S., I hope they start in Texas.
China state media blasts US shutdown, calls for a ‘de-Americanized’ world
BEIJING –With days to go before the United States debt default deadline, Beijing aired its frustrations with the shutdown Sunday, saying it was time to consider a “de-Americanized” world order.
With $1.28 trillion in U.S. Treasuries, China is easily the biggest foreign holder of American debt.
China has also funneled billions of dollars into private American investments – to the tune of an estimated $54 billion in 2012 alone.
“If we are really rational, I cannot imagine why someone would dare to bear this kind of responsibility because any real default will have a huge impact not only on the U.S. and China, but on the global economy,” said Professor Zhao Longkai, a dean at the Guanghua School of Management at Beijing University. “It’s hard for us to imagine anyone can be that crazy to push the limit to that level.”
China state media blasts US shutdown, calls for a 'de-Americanized' world - Behind The Wall
I have an idea: Let's buy Ted Cruz a one-way ticket to Beijing. Let him explain how the world works to the people who we owe zillions of dollars. This is what happens when you let a stupid redneck Tea Bagger run amok.
If China gets mad enough to invade the U.S., I hope they start in Texas.
China state media blasts US shutdown, calls for a ‘de-Americanized’ world
BEIJING –With days to go before the United States debt default deadline, Beijing aired its frustrations with the shutdown Sunday, saying it was time to consider a “de-Americanized” world order.
With $1.28 trillion in U.S. Treasuries, China is easily the biggest foreign holder of American debt.
China has also funneled billions of dollars into private American investments – to the tune of an estimated $54 billion in 2012 alone.
“If we are really rational, I cannot imagine why someone would dare to bear this kind of responsibility because any real default will have a huge impact not only on the U.S. and China, but on the global economy,” said Professor Zhao Longkai, a dean at the Guanghua School of Management at Beijing University. “It’s hard for us to imagine anyone can be that crazy to push the limit to that level.”
China state media blasts US shutdown, calls for a 'de-Americanized' world - Behind The Wall
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