Currently, China holds over $1 trillion in dollar denominated assets (of which $330 billion are U.S. Treasury notes). In comparison, $1.4 trillion represents M1 or the "tight money supply" of U.S. Dollars which suggests that the value of the U.S. Dollar could change dramatically should China ever choose to divest itself of a large portion of those reserves.[13][14][15][16

Not to mention, there's going to be all those pieces of falling sky that are Bush's fault, too.

Lots to worry about.

Ohhhhhhhh wolfie you are such a bushbot. You've had your head up your ass for so long you kinda like the smell of shit now.

Sucks to be you!

Swing your purse at somebody else, nitwit. You don't have any idea what you're babbling about, and your continued flailing in search of some kind of point is embarrassing.

But you seem to have to post some kind of response to something that you claim does not make sense? Hmmmmmmmmmmm interesting concept, my thought is you are the clown that knows not what they speak of.