Thread: Death By China Documentary

H2 Note: Thanks to our great trade deal with China, they now OWN US, and have caused 57,000 USA factories to close. That is 57,000 FACTORIES! Let it sink in.

Americans today are ECONOMICALLY DEPENDENT on COMMUNIST CHINA. The implications of this for future American workers is dire.

We now have a SOCIALIST PRESIDENT, CONGRESS and SENATE with a proven track record of creating jobs OVERSEAS at great expense and hardship to American workers with no relief whatsoever in sight EVER!

The coming BLACK FRIDAY sales could not be possible without our complete dependence on Chinese manufactured retail products. The USA has completely lost its capability to manufacture them.

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This frank documentary chronicles the growing power and global ambitions of China, and concludes that its strength threatens America's own future. The film views the loss of American jobs to China as one more facet of a one-sided economic rivalry. Netflix Rating: 3.9NYT Review
“Death by China," a documentary by Peter Navarro, says the admission of China to the World Trade Organization has been catastrophic for the American economy. Read the review

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/24/mo...arro.html?_r=0

Casting Blame for Jobs That Vanish

‘Death by China,’ Documentary Directed by Peter Navarro

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An image from "Death by China."

By NEIL GENZLINGER

Published: August 23, 2012

By the end of the alarming and alarmist “Death by China” you may be asking why candidates for public office in this election year are talking about anything other than how to stop the Chinese from wrecking our economy.

The film, based on a book by Peter Navarro and Greg Autry and directed by Mr. Navarro, is blunt as can be in working the premise that the admission of China to the World Trade Organization in 2001 has been catastrophic for the American economy. The influx of Chinese goods has left American manufacturers unable to compete, the film says, and Chinese leaders have been brashly ignoring rules about things like currency manipulation to make sure that their country’s products remain artificially cheap.
“American companies cannot compete because they’re not competing with Chinese companies, they’re competing with the Chinese government,” Daniel M. Slane of the United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission says.
The film undercuts its argument with an abundance of inflammatory language and cheesy graphics — lots of animated planes dropping bombs as a metaphor for the destruction of American jobs and such. It is also unabashedly one-sided and is short on solutions, other than the usual “Call your Congressional representatives.” But its message, despite the hyperbole, certainly warrants examination and discussion.


http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/24/mo...arro.html?_r=0

Over 90% of all products sold in Walmart are made in China.

Consider this: NOT ONE CELLPHONE is made in the USA.