Why are the ChiComs buying up land near Ft Hood

Xi's company buying 130,000 acres near Ft Hood

Why on earth would the U.S. allow a sale like this to happen? Why are we selling so much of our land to foreigners – and foreigners who hate us? And foreigners who hate us, buying land near Ft. Hood…this is absurd.

The question on my mind is who approved this sale and why? Why does the communist Chinese need 130,000 acres of wildland near Ft Hood? What is the plan here? Why is this not in the news? Why are there so few questions being asked?


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a reply to: machineintelligence

To requote what I said yesterday about china

they control a large majority of america and the western world's manufacturing and industry, they hold huge amounts of american debt, they have a massive business presence in north america and have slowly been taking hold of places around the world through massive real estate investments.

Basically...that.

a reply to: dug88

Looking at that piece of land has me wondering if it will be used to facilitate border crossings.

They are buying any land people are dumb enough to sell to them

a reply to: dug88
China doesn't own as much of anything as you carry on about.
For debt it's about 5%, hardly a massive amount.
www.investopedia.com...#:~:text=Breaking%20Down%20Ownership%20of%20US%20Debt&text=China %20owns%20about%20%241.1%20trillion,tied%20to%20the%20U.S.%20dollar.

While the growth rate for foreign owned land is a cause for concern ( the amount has doubled in 10 years), the total amount isn't that staggering yet. It's also a state by state case...
modernfarmer.com...

Yes, they have made great strides in the past decade, but they're far from taking over.
It is a definite cause for concern though.
And once again we can blame our reps in both parties for this

a reply to: vonclod

It is very close to Laughlin air force base which is a pilot training center. It is also very close to the border with Mexico which means it could become a illegal border crossing station.

originally posted by: Arizonaguy
a reply to: dug88
China doesn't own as much of anything as you carry on about.
For debt it's about 5%, hardly a massive amount.
www.investopedia.com...#:~:text=Breaking%20Down%20Ownership%20of%20US%20Debt&text=China %20owns%20about%20%241.1%20trillion,tied%20to%20the%20U.S.%20dollar.

While the growth rate for foreign owned land is a cause for concern ( the amount has doubled in 10 years), the total amount isn't that staggering yet. It's also a state by state case...
modernfarmer.com...

Yes, they have made great strides in the past decade, but they're far from taking over.
It is a definite cause for concern though.
And once again we can blame our reps in both parties for this

I live in Vancouver so it may just be local bias. But, property here is overwhelmingly owned by foreign investors from china and it's driving up cost of living to ridiculous levels. I watched the neighbourhood i lived in get completely demolished and replaced by highrises owned by people flown in from China on the dime of the developers that sat nearly empty for the near decade I seen them exist.

China is laughing at the USA, to invade just buy land. To spread propaganda just buy the MSM and so on etc.. LOL

China has already won the war.... darn it!

a reply to: machineintelligence

The question on my mind is who approved this sale and why?

Because ‘Discrimination’.

They’ve got the sheeple prepped and ready — to give up EVERYTHING we hold dear to our hearts.

originally posted by: machineintelligence
a reply to: vonclod

It is very close to Laughlin air force base which is a pilot training center. It is also very close to the border with Mexico which means it could become a illegal border crossing station.

They are passive/aggressively buying up lots, it's a long term plan..we are not going to like the results. They destroyed any chance of owning real estate in my neck of the woods. That is of course homes and condos..many sit empty. Just a place for these a'holes to park their money.

And we also have the bigger things like mines and oil operations. This is in Canada, but same deal for my American brothers.

originally posted by: dug88

originally posted by: Arizonaguy
a reply to: dug88
China doesn't own as much of anything as you carry on about.
For debt it's about 5%, hardly a massive amount.
www.investopedia.com...#:~:text=Breaking%20Down%20Ownership%20of%20US%20Debt&text=China %20owns%20about%20%241.1%20trillion,tied%20to%20the%20U.S.%20dollar.

While the growth rate for foreign owned land is a cause for concern ( the amount has doubled in 10 years), the total amount isn't that staggering yet. It's also a state by state case...
modernfarmer.com...

Yes, they have made great strides in the past decade, but they're far from taking over.
It is a definite cause for concern though.
And once again we can blame our reps in both parties for this

I live in Vancouver so it may just be local bias. But, property here is overwhelmingly owned by foreign investors from china and it's driving up cost of living to ridiculous levels. I watched the neighbourhood i lived in get completely demolished and replaced by highrises owned by people flown in from China on the dime of the developers that sat nearly empty for the near decade I seen them exist.

Me too, I just posted about the same.

originally posted by: dug88

originally posted by: Arizonaguy
a reply to: dug88
China doesn't own as much of anything as you carry on about.
For debt it's about 5%, hardly a massive amount.
www.investopedia.com...#:~:text=Breaking%20Down%20Ownership%20of%20US%20Debt&text=China %20owns%20about%20%241.1%20trillion,tied%20to%20the%20U.S.%20dollar.

While the growth rate for foreign owned land is a cause for concern ( the amount has doubled in 10 years), the total amount isn't that staggering yet. It's also a state by state case...
modernfarmer.com...

Yes, they have made great strides in the past decade, but they're far from taking over.
It is a definite cause for concern though.
And once again we can blame our reps in both parties for this

I live in Vancouver so it may just be local bias. But, property here is overwhelmingly owned by foreign investors from china and it's driving up cost of living to ridiculous levels. I watched the neighbourhood i lived in get completely demolished and replaced by highrises owned by people flown in from China on the dime of the developers that sat nearly empty for the near decade I seen them exist.

Yea, I live just a tad bit south of you in Seattle, where we've seen loads of Chinese buyers flood in. At least your government has a foreign buyer tax in place, which makes some second guess parking money there, while my city is still welcoming them all with zero foreign buyer tax in place. Our real estate here is all jacked up too, due to the tech scene and international buyers competing for real estate.

originally posted by: dug88

originally posted by: Arizonaguy
a reply to: dug88
China doesn't own as much of anything as you carry on about.
For debt it's about 5%, hardly a massive amount.
www.investopedia.com...#:~:text=Breaking%20Down%20Ownership%20of%20US%20Debt&text=China %20owns%20about%20%241.1%20trillion,tied%20to%20the%20U.S.%20dollar.

While the growth rate for foreign owned land is a cause for concern ( the amount has doubled in 10 years), the total amount isn't that staggering yet. It's also a state by state case...
modernfarmer.com...

Yes, they have made great strides in the past decade, but they're far from taking over.
It is a definite cause for concern though.
And once again we can blame our reps in both parties for this

I live in Vancouver so it may just be local bias. But, property here is overwhelmingly owned by foreign investors from china and it's driving up cost of living to ridiculous levels. I watched the neighbourhood i lived in get completely demolished and replaced by highrises owned by people flown in from China on the dime of the developers that sat nearly empty for the near decade I seen them exist.

That's a common problem all over the world.

a reply to: jhn7537
Yes, but they instituted the tax well after all was lost. B.C.s Liberal govt(in name only, they are really conservatives) were very addicted to the chinese money flowing in. Billions laundered in Casino's too, all with their approval.

It the largest military base in the US, duh.

They buy the land and quietly ship all the stuff they need to take down Ft Hood for when they invade the US in a takeover attempt.

They already let their bioweapon lose on the world to cripple as many countries as possible.

China makes evil bond villains look like the cartoon villian Gru.

originally posted by: The2Billies
It the largest military base in the US, duh.

They buy the land and quietly ship all the stuff they need to take down Ft Hood for when they invade the US in a takeover attempt.

They already let their bioweapon lose on the world to cripple as many countries as possible.

China makes evil bond villains look like the cartoon villian Gru.

It's not going to be a hard takeover like that, it will be economic, they just plan on owning it all.

a reply to: machineintelligence

That makes about as much sense as selling them a deep water port at SF or all the national parks

amac.us...

www.snopes.com...

This means that in the event the US Government defaults on its financial obligations to China, the Communist Government of China would be permitted to physically take — inside the USA — land, buildings, factories, perhaps even entire cities — to satisfy the financial obligations of the US government.

originally posted by: machineintelligence
Xi's company buying 130,000 acres near Ft Hood

Why on earth would the U.S. allow a sale like this to happen? Why are we selling so much of our land to foreigners – and foreigners who hate us? And foreigners who hate us, buying land near Ft. Hood…this is absurd.

Because they can.

a reply to: machineintelligence

9 hours to eagle pass (the nearest birder crossing) from killeen tx (where ft hood is). I doubt it.

a reply to: machineintelligence

When you can print your own money and it is practically unlimited, why not "buy" all the stuff you can?