China will grow larger!

[Jingles]

I like this video. Alot.

It's my favourite American Right advert I've seen in a while - it's well made, makes that "Obama is destroying America" LoA seem plausible, and well, the thought of the Chinese flag flying over the Whitehouse sent me into an awesome reverie for the last 5 minutes.

[hellheaven1987]

Ok people, stop be paranoid, I am serious. If China wants to dominate someone I would say it should be India, not US or Europe.

[Chukada1]

Shhh don't tell them our master plan, Republicans!!!

I laughed at the 1960 communist propaganda on the back wall.

[strategist.com]

Ok people, stop be paranoid, I am serious. If China wants to dominate someone I would say it should be India, not US or Europe.

China is commuinist. Everyone tends to be paranoid. Now the Fallout prophecy is happening.

[Chukada1]

China is commuinist. Everyone tends to be paranoid. Now the Fallout prophecy is happening.

Indeed. China has been a communist country since 1979.

[Exarch]

Indeed. China has been a communist country since 1979.

if a political historian were to look at this era we're living in today, he'd probably consider the United States to be more communistic than communist China, especially given the role the government now takes in subsidising inefficient inustries

[hellheaven1987]

if a political historian were to look at this era we're living in today, he'd probably consider the United States to be more communistic than communist China, especially given the role the government now takes in subsidising inefficient inustries

Then what is Europe?? Ulracommunist??

[mrtonberry]

Propaganda.

[Vince Noir]

What an utterly ridiculous advert for a political campaign.

[Copperknickers II]

That's pretty amazing, worthy of Goebbels himself. The xenophobic rednecks are going to take power after Obama goes I reckon.

[Maverick]

I love their complete ignorance of history...

Wow, um you must be like really smart?

Most of our debt is owed to ourselves.

The Federal Reserve is not owned by the public.

What an utterly ridiculous advert for a political campaign.

Yes, utterly.

THINK CRITICALLY about what its purpose may be.

"America tried to tax itself"

"government takeovers of private industry"

"massive changes to health care"

Tax cuts for the wealthy, no regulation, no health care?

Not exactly populist.

That's pretty amazing, worthy of Goebbels himself. The xenophobic rednecks are going to take power after Obama goes I reckon.

Stimulate a natural fear response and direct it at tax cuts for the wealthy, regulation and health care and away from Wall Street, the people who paid for the ad.

And don't forget they create the xenophobia and later they use it to manipulate public opinion.

The rednecks may take power, the question is for whom?

[Chukada1]

Shhh don't tell them our master plan, Republicans!!!

I laughed at the 1960 communist propaganda on the back wall.

Sorry, I didn't mean laugh, I meant cringed. I cringed with xenophobia.

I'm glad the Chinese are made out to be the boogyman.

[Exarch]

the atmosphere of well funded hollywood blockbuster feel to it is of course due to a law that came out last yr that abolished limits for campaign contributions, especially since the advertisers from CAGW don't really tell us who it's from. they say 'private sources' which could be anyone.

this is a well funded ad, just saying.

and it's also spawned plenty of spoofs and parodies on youtube

[MasterAdnin]

The Federal Reserve is not owned by the public.

It's not owned by a foreign power either.

Adnan

[Jingles]

The voiceover dude at the end sounded like Spottswoode. Genius.

[Jodius]

I love their complete ignorance of history...

The Bristish Empire had no guiding principles except "lets see how much money we can make by exploiting the wogs"
And I'm not sure the Ancient Greeks could really be classified as a single nation...

tl:dr Lol Republicans

[MasterAdnin]

hahaha. Macroeconomics has taught that the best way out of a contractionary economic gap is a expansionary monetary policy. Also, we owe just as much money to Japan as we do China. Most of our debt is owed to ourselves.

Adnan

[Sphere]

Rather ignores that China engaged in a $600 Billion dollar stimulus program during the recession doesn't it?

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

On March 6, 2009, China's National Development and Reform Commission announced a revision of the stimulus and published a breakdown of how the funds would be distributed.
Public infrastructure development took up the biggest portion -- 1.5-trillion yuan, or nearly 38% of the total package. The projects lined up include railway, road, irrigation, and airport construction.
The second largest allocation - one trillion yuan - went to reconstruction works in regions hit by the 8-magnitude Sichuan earthquake last May; that was followed by funding for social welfare plans, including the construction of low-cost housing, rehabilitation of slums, and other social safety net projects.

Rural development and technology advancement programs shared the same amount of allocation - at 370 billion yuan each. Rural projects in the pipeline included building public amenities, resettling nomads, supporting agriculture works, and providing safe drinking water.

Technology advancement mainly targeted at upgrading the Chinese industrial sector, gearing towards high-end production to move away from the current export-oriented and labor-intensive mode of growth. This was in line with the government's latest Blueprint for revitalizing 10 selected industries.

To ensure sustainable development, the Chinese government also allocated some 210 billion yuan, or 5.3% of the stimulus package for promoting energy saving and gas emission cuts, and environmental engineering projects.
Finally, 150 billion yuan was allocated for educational, cultural and family planning purposes.[5]

One year later, these programs seem to have been even more successful than expected, so that on November 4, 2009, the World Bank group enhanced its "prognosis" of the Chinese BIP, by +1,2 %, to a value of +8.4 %.

I'd also like to throw this in...

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

1975 US GDP - 26.3% of World GDP
2009 US GDP - 26.7% of World GDP

US GDP ~14 Billion
China's GDP ~4 Billion

I wouldn't bet against the US. China despite having 4 times the population of the US has a 3.5 times smaller economy. They envy the US economy and will for a very long time into the future.

[Exarch]

Rather ignores that China engaged in a $600 Billion dollar stimulus program during the recession doesn't it?




I'd also like to throw this in...

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

1975 US GDP - 26.3% of World GDP
2009 US GDP - 26.7% of World GDP

US GDP ~14 Billion
China's GDP ~4 Billion

I wouldn't bet against the US. China despite having 4 times the population of the US has a 3.5 times smaller economy. They envy the US economy and will for a very long time into the future.

the Chinese actually admire the US; most chinese don't hate americans at all-they actually hate the japanese more for the rape of nanking and unit 421 (?).

This misplaced American fear of the mainland chinese is something which i find to be deeply tragic of shakespearean proportions akin to the US military siding with the French at dien bien phu.

[JP226]

Rather ignores that China engaged in a $600 Billion dollar stimulus program during the recession doesn't it?




I'd also like to throw this in...

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

1975 US GDP - 26.3% of World GDP
2009 US GDP - 26.7% of World GDP

US GDP ~14 Billion
China's GDP ~4 Billion

I wouldn't bet against the US. China despite having 4 times the population of the US has a 3.5 times smaller economy. They envy the US economy and will for a very long time into the future.

WHile I agree...

FUDGE THE CHINESE I"LL NEVER BE THEIR SLAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LIBERRRRRRRRRRRRRTTTTTTTTYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!