New World Order, Obama and his Administration. Guilty?

[Gregcyber]

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[draggar]

I always wondered why our government ignored Latin America - and I'm talking about previous administrations, too.

 

[Theo]

Greg, ever considered writing for tabloids? I mean, what the heck does your title have to do with the Chinese economy. Want to be taken seriously? Drop the sensationalist titles.

 

[Gregcyber]

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[Theo]

Let me show you how ridiculous the above correlations are: substitute "China" for "Aliens from a-Centauri".

 

[Gregcyber]

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[HarveyJ]

You're a moron, and here's why:

Most US laws do not apply in china.

Actually, this is why I started my post the way I did. Most US laws (in fact, technically speaking all US law) don't apply in China because China is NOT in the United States of America!!!
Everything else, I'll answer as well, but this one really should stick out for... well... EVERYONE else. Seriously, am I the only one that picked up on this?

A new world order dont happen over night.

No, no one ever expects them to. They usually happen naturally when an empire has gone past it's pinnacle of achievement and runs out of steam due to a fat, lazy and complacent populace, whilst the military becomes stretched too thin.
To whit, the Roman and Spanish empires.

Presidents have used the words "New World Order" in my life.

And before you were born too. They spoke about a new world order when creating the UN after the second world war.

China seems to be the new industrial nation and suppliers of goods

Might have something to do with being THE LARGEST COUNTRY ON EARTH in terms of population and 4th in terms of landmass, and has the second cheapest skilled labour pool on the planet due to amazingly low costs of living.

China seems to be the only country with money to loan other countries.

Because they don't piss it away fighting frivolous wars against the wrong people, and also invest in nationalised infrastructure so they're not duplicating crap all the time, educate their population where possible, and have state sponsored preventative healthcare so people are less likely to become ill in the first place whilst not paying for other forms of care.

The workers in china are some of the lowest paid workers in the world.

Yes, it's called remaining competitive by not having unrealistically high expectations of living standards. Even the working class in the US have a substantially higher standard of living than a lot of people in other countries. It's a level only sustained through cheap goods being manufactured elsewhere.

China will not be a third world nation much longer

China stopped being a 3rd world country in the 90s when the Communist party decided that making money was actually kinda cool, and only kept the Communist namesake to actually sell cheap Chinese merchandise of Che and Mao to naive American teenagers.

Ok, i think that answers everything.