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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Feb 3

    Only one country has the bold ambition to push a modern-day Marshall Plan: Chinahttp://on.wsj.com/2EB0wOR 

    11:30 PM - 3 Feb 2018
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      2. vrenscoe‏ @assetdesignnetw Feb 4
        Replying to @WSJ

        That's because it's a Communist nation, so its citizens are servants & slaves of the government and are under slave labor rules. Get a clue journalist. Take a trip there, I did.

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      3. ha‏ @ha75880685 Feb 4
        Replying to @assetdesignnetw @WSJ

        which city?

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      1. ʀᴏʙᴇʀᴛᴏ ᴀ. ʙᴏɴᴀʟᴅɪ. A = A @PartidoLSantaFe‏ @rabonaldi Feb 3
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        Also, only one country is bold enough to openly have slave workers.

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      1. Col_tishall‏ @CTishall Feb 3
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        China is the future. USA is so last century. You make not like it, but China has a strategy.

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      1. GustavoWagner‏ @GustavoDante777 Feb 4
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        We built an interstate system in the 50’s and they’re just now doing it there...direct rail cheap Chinese junk yay

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      1. Kim Brittain‏ @Billybeeswife Feb 3
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        I'm sorry....did you miss the trillion-dollar infrastructure bomb Obama dropped. Yet, the money went somewhere..... hmmm.https://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/10/15/obama-lesson-shovel-ready-not-so-ready/ …

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      1. Harvey‏ @harvey_xi Feb 3
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        There is a lot to be said about an authoritarian, communist rule, isn't there. Look how the fake media is gloating all over China's massive infrastructure projects, US companies investments there and its progress. Democracy would kill all of this.

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      1. Harvey‏ @harvey_xi Feb 3
        Replying to @WSJ

        They can do this precisely because China is not a democracy. If it were a democracy then this project would still be on the drawing board with the world's environment pressure groups jumping up and down to cancel it. Bribes would be paid, money down the drain, descends of delays.

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      2. Keith Weiner‏ @kweiner01 Feb 3
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        I just know central planning will work this time!

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      3. Steve Henningsen‏ @Stevephenni Feb 4
        Replying to @kweiner01 @WSJ

        I get your point, but at least after the credit bubble bursts, China will have infrastructure to fall back on while the US will be left with ... ? 🤔

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      4. Keith Weiner‏ @kweiner01 Feb 4
        Replying to @Stevephenni @WSJ

        What does it mean to fall back on stuff that the market does not need? If the market needed it, it wouldnt take a central planner to decree it be done at taxpayer loss.

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      5. Steve Henningsen‏ @Stevephenni Feb 4
        Replying to @kweiner01 @WSJ

        Ordinarily I would agree with you, but sometimes “build it and they will come” works, as in Eisenhowers highway system.

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      6. Keith Weiner‏ @kweiner01 Feb 4
        Replying to @Stevephenni @WSJ

        If there was demand, then why loot the taxpayers? Businesses would invest to make a profit.

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      1. Sandy L. Foster‏ @Fostrt Feb 4
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        Yep.

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      1. ZM‏ @ChicagoZM Feb 4
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        China has no DAKA to deal with, has no Republicans and no Democrats. I bet WSJ likes Chinese "Democracy". That's what all Globalists crave. Authoritarian regime and cheap labor.

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      1. sam‏ @sam091368 Feb 4
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        That’s crazy . How is that possible?? Beat me ..

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      1. johny‏ @chhanaboiha Feb 3
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        America busy on russia investigation.

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