China to Build Cities and Economic Zones in Michigan and Idaho

[j-mac]

China's meteoric rise has caused much concern in the United States due to its dominating presence in Asia. China has territorial claims in the South China Sea and the South Asian region, and is establishing substantial economic and infrastructural inroads with countries such as Myanmar that have long been neglected by the West.

Currently a city of 6,000 residents, Milan could be the site of a "415-unit housing complex complete with artificial lakes and up to 6,000 square-foot homes, as well as a cultural center" for mainland Chinese. The location is about a 40-minute commute to the industrial centers of Toledo and Detroit, and less than half an hour from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor (a hub for international Chinese students).

This "Chinese city" has undoubtedly contributed to local concerns over the uncertainty of allowing such a high concentration of Chinese immigrants who may not integrate with the community and possibly bring a slice of Communist rule onto American soil. China to Build Cities and Economic Zones in Michigan and Idaho

What could possibly be wrong with this?

 

[Donald H]

What could possibly be wrong with this?

It could represent a new world order?

 

[1srelluc]

What could possibly be wrong with this?

 

[pyetro]

The plans have not been approved.

 

[j-mac]

The plans have not been approved.

That’s because the residents are speaking up, but Whitmer is all in…

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

The Democrat Party has been on the Chinese payroll ever since Bill Clinton was bought by them.

 

[Manonthestreet]

Letting enough across the border they deserve their own city....ummmmm.....ummmmmm

 

[badger2]

What could possibly be wrong with this?

Milan, a farm town and Idaho places the Jesuit Elf's crony, Big Dakota Farmer, between the two. Toledo's mayor is simply selling out to China as many have already done. They remodeled Toledo's downtown waterfront, and few showed up to visit.

 

[JWBooth]

The US does war, China does business.

 

[Augustine_]

What could possibly be wrong with this?

Oh look another socialist wants to regulate capitalism

 

[BluesLegend]

China to Build Cities and Economic Zones in Michigan and Idaho​

Will they name them Bidenville and Hunter Township?

 

[j-mac]

Milan, a farm town and Idaho places the Jesuit Elf's crony, Big Dakota Farmer, between the two. Toledo's mayor is simply selling out to China as many have already done. They remodeled Toledo's downtown waterfront, and few showed up to visit.

"TUDOR DIXON: … There are two factories that are coming to Michigan. One is potentially coming. The other one, we've already committed 715 million taxpayer dollars to this Chinese corporation, and that's what's so upsetting to the people here in Michigan and should be upsetting to the people across the country, is that we are taking taxpayer dollars and under a secrecy agreement, giving these taxpayer dollars to a Chinese corporation to come into the center of the country, but really the center of North America. And we should all be concerned about this when we see these surveillance balloons flying over the United States. Now we're shooting more objects out over Alaska saying what could possibly be coming into the United States. You talk about having an epicenter for Chinese corporations right in the center of North America, between Canada, between the United States. This is dangerous."

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