China consumed more cement in 3.5 years than US did in 100 years

[Ucan'tEatBonds]

Ha haha

China used more cement in the last 3.5 years than the Usa in last 100 years. They used enough that you can pave the whole big island of Hawaii in 10 inch of the stuff.

If you think this is a thread about how you need to find some chinese cement factories to invest in, WRONG

This thread is about you average American soon being reduced to a hungry destitute homeless person.

Are you ready for it ?

You really should be, after all, you deserve it, you laughed every time for years when someone mentioned replacing the FED with a national central bank.

You sided with Martinghoul and Pizoe and other FED shills and apologists.

Boy are you and your kids gonna dig dirt all day for half a loaf of bread.

I will drive by, and yell, "hey you didn't have balls to stand up to FED and government, now you dig dirt for bread, learn to like it"

 

[Ucan'tEatBonds]

sorry here is the link, not that it matters, too late, too late for everything.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/...ited-States-did-in-100-years-says-Bill-Gates#

 

[Hiperfly]

1) US uses mostly wood in their buildings

2) Not in the last 100 years but between 1901-2001, which excludes the biggest real state bubble in history of US.

Does this mean that this info is false? I dont know, for the momment just means that it doesnt compare the right data.

 

[toolazy]

it is not fair to compare us to china. china has 5x population.

chinese are polite and not emphasizing their strengths.

us should take it easy. there is more to life than being important.

 

[failed_trad3r]

US has 15000 airports. China has 500 airports.

 

[Bob111]

я так думаю что казачок засланный. на твоем месте я б не бздел бы за америку,а переживал бы за свою жопу. поскольку первые на очереди у них будете вы. have a nice day

 

[jem]

who sides with marty on Fed issues besides the big govt loving leftist drones on this board.
we all know we have suffered tremendous inflation over the last 50 years... when based on world demand for the dollar we should have seen tremendous appreciation.

Ha haha

China used more cement in the last 3.5 years than the Usa in last 100 years. They used enough that you can pave the whole big island of Hawaii in 10 inch of the stuff.

If you think this is a thread about how you need to find some chinese cement factories to invest in, WRONG

This thread is about you average American soon being reduced to a hungry destitute homeless person.

Are you ready for it ?

You really should be, after all, you deserve it, you laughed every time for years when someone mentioned replacing the FED with a national central bank.

You sided with Martinghoul and Pizoe and other FED shills and apologists.

Boy are you and your kids gonna dig dirt all day for half a loaf of bread.

I will drive by, and yell, "hey you didn't have balls to stand up to FED and government, now you dig dirt for bread, learn to like it"

 

[xelite777]

when based on world demand for the dollar we should have seen tremendous appreciation.

What demand my friend, the US is the biggest debtor on earth!

The only thing that "appreciates" in this country, and elsewhere in the rest of the world? The price of stuff (food, rent, you name it).

For the simple reason that we are constantly printing money out of thin air while creating more debts.

 

[jem]

There was massive demand for the dollar all over the globe. eastern block, underground economy... third world countries. That demand should have made the dollar stronger.

Prior to Quantitative easing we borrowed all the money for the excess spending...
that might cause crowding out of good investment but borrowing via bonds does not dilute the dollar in any manner I have figured out.

Can you explain how borrowing would have diluted the dollar prior to quantitative easing?
The dollar should have appreciated massively because for a while everybody was using it.

What demand my friend, the US is the biggest debtor on earth!

The only thing that "appreciates" in this country, and elsewhere in the rest of the world? The price of stuff (food, rent, you name it).

For the simple reason that we are constantly printing money out of thin air while creating more debts.

 

[xelite777]

There was massive demand for the dollar all over the globe. eastern block, underground economy... third world countries. That demand should have made the dollar stronger.

Prior to Quantitative easing we borrowed all the money for the excess spending...
that might cause crowding out of good investment but borrowing via bonds does not dilute the dollar in any manner I have figured out.

Can you explain how borrowing would have diluted the dollar prior to quantitative easing?
The dollar should have appreciated massively because for a while everybody was using it.

Take a look at this video, Jem, it will explain how the whole freaking monetary and banking scam (err... I mean "system") work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFDe5kUUyT0