The Unauthorized State-Owned Chinese Disneyland

rmnoon writes "Apparently Japanese TV and bloggers have just discovered Disney's theme park in China, where young children can be part of the Magic Kingdom and interact with their favorite characters (like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and the Seven Dwarfs). The park's slogan is 'Because Disneyland is Too Far,' and there's even an Epcot-like dome. The only problem? Disney didn't build it, and they didn't authorize it. What's more? It's state-owned!"

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Re:even if it were true - Re:Just goes to show..

[Instine]

It was implied.

What is US without oil? The others need energy too. But not as badly. Europe has Rassia's Gas (which is a bit of a worry, but not so bad). China has Coal. Lots of it.

US has, well... a war without end.

After New Orleans, the almighty armor seems very tarnished indeed.

Your political stability seems to be wavering slightly (though only slightly).

That which made you rich is fast diserpating to China, India and elsewhere. Namely low cost labour (your slaves are long gone, thank god), IT (Open Source and india are eating software markets up, as will China, and hardware will quickly follow), Energy (Oil made you rich now it is costing trillians to fight wars to steal other country's resources)...

Yes Cal is looking healthy. But how long will it even stay habitable?

So, sorry I'm not putting a penny in the Dollar.