China Cashing In on American Debt Liabilities?


	China Cashing In on American Debt Liabilities?

Eaglewings

10-3-2009 12:43 PM

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china, debt, empire state building, federal deficits, foreign debt, govenrment debt, made in china, new york

Eaglewings says:

The one bright side to the Chinese Buy-Out of America is that one day we will be able to walk into a Walmart and find the MADE IN AMERICA label again. Of course by then America will be owned by CHINA.

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