Responsibility

Jim Rogers on the Next 10 Years

Very lively comments on many grounds. Jim R's opinions have some truth but so are others. Mostly, Jim R expressed his appreciations for the recent fast growth in China.

Just want to add that US's urgent matters are:
1. the financial sector problems
2. the war on terrorists or extremists
3. the energy shortage and
4. the trade deficit

These are the main problems that are putting US's overall economy at risk and China is not the culprit, with exception possibly for the trade deficit item that at most be 50-50 accountable between US and China.

China is a partner with US in working out these matters, regardless of China becoming a super power or not. Learning Chinese is just one little item among many items, like learning Spanish is for having more fun and convenience to enjoy our south side neighbor.

China Dumping Long-Term Bonds, Concerned About U.S. Inflation

Should we be figuring out how to be constructive in improving employment, industries, education, life styles, - - - , and in resolving conflicts in places with wars and terrorists problems, than to judge and to analyze what one other country does with its savings?

China Is Now in Firm Control of U.S. Debt Markets

I am surprised and confused to read so many comments on this one article about one foreign country.

Is this country the reason for the real estate bubble?
Is this country the reason for the frauds in the financial markets?
Is this country the reason for the irresponsible actions of people in US corporations?
Is this country the reason for the loss of education results?
Is this country the reason for the drug problem in US?
Is this country the reason for the high level of consumptions (wastes) of resources?
Is this country the reason for the demise of the US auto industry?
Is this country the reason for the demise of any US industry? (Please bear in mind that mostly US companies are manufacturing and then selling the Chinese products in US, making money by pushing down costs?)

Should more people be interested to make comments, suggestions, and actions to correct these real issues, instead of judging and criticizing what one particular country is doing with its savings?

If U.S. wants to take account of irresponsible countries, why not at least also talk about countries involved with the troubled areas of the world such as Africa, Middle East, - - - Afganistan, India, Parkistan, - - - where there are real wars and terrorists fighting going on daily?