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China has begun a week and a half of political pageantry that will complete the handover of...
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Sunday, March 3, 5:26 AM ETChina has begun a week and a half of political pageantry that will complete the handover of power to new leadership, with Xi Jinping set to replace Hu Jintao as President and Li Keqiang to take over from Wen Jiabao as Premier. Observers will be watching the extent of any bureaucratic reorganization as an indicator of Beijing's appetite for reforms. The hugely powerful railways ministry, for example, could broken up and folded into the transport department.
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Crikes.
This is how Nobel laureate Krugman thinks we should do things?
(How would it go for us? "Noble laureate Chelsea Clinton is set to replace Nobel laureate Michelle Obama as President and...")
Whew. We dodged that bullet.
Still, as Nobel laureate Krugman points out, the Chinese know how to run the bullet trains on time...
..."The hugely powerful railways ministry, for example, could broken up and folded into the transport department."
(I guess the bullet trains don't speak English today)
When I took the high speed rail a year and a half ago, when looking at the speed, the train could have run faster, as I was in a rush to get back to Beijing.
I suppose the conductor didn't want to get into trouble if anything happened.
Nevertheless, the train got back to the S Beijing Station right on time and I caught one of the last subway back.
Coming on strong; very strong.
(sorry, can't resist: sending your name to homeland security, "likely theater shooter")
(back)
I'm a communist hater. There are few of us left.
So when I get a shot at those guys, I drag in the communist likers.
Get it?
Can you forgive me for being bitter?
Who do you hate?
North Koreans and Cubans. The government in China is the CCP dynasty.
This could open up clean energy to the world!