There Is Something Very, Very Wrong With This Picture A comparison video between a Subway in Guangzhou, China vs a Subway in The United States People in America need to watch this video. Where is your tax money going? Where is your promised infrastructure? You are being robbed.

When @SECGov, Congress, @DOJCrimDiv, and @FBIWFO consistently cover up illegal fraudulent actions of Chinese executives against US investors, there are serious consequences. This is what it looks like, but they protect donors, so all good.

We are being left behind. Trump has been saying this for years.

Well, you should see some subway stations in Paris. Awfull. Now they also have a magnificent subway in Moscow. But hey, we are the developped countries lol. Awakening might be painful for some.

America stopped spending money on infrastructure in the 1970s. Since then politicians have been focusing on prosperity for themselves and not for the nation. Very sad.

and why are US infrastructure projects costing 10+ times more than in China ...

Keep spreading this message until every American finally gets frustrated.

And we supposedly are way more advanced than other countries in technology, we look like a third world country. If people in the us saw the technology other countries have it would pee them off.

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Japan is the same. Beautiful train stations with well cared for equipment.

Also important, china spent the exact amount of money needed to build theres. American tax payers continually spend billions with little being done or built and everything is in constant repair.