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Give it a rest..will ya?
Again? You're right again!
I must say, keep this up, and off my pwned belt you come, and respect for you there will be.
Naw..that belt is like a victory dance for me..
And I am in mostly good company.
I too am glad he took this step. good job.
Bush tried to "get along" too many timesI too am glad he took this step. good job.
This should have happened after the idiot stood up in front of the UN and called our President "The Devil". But Bush actually went with his better Angels and brushed it off.
Chavez has been spoiling for a fight at every corner..and I am not sure why really. We've got some bad blood with Venzuela, but we've mainly been hands off for the last several decades.
It does this idiot no good to keep poking a sleeping giant with a stick.
Bush tried to "get along" too many timesI too am glad he took this step. good job.
This should have happened after the idiot stood up in front of the UN and called our President "The Devil". But Bush actually went with his better Angels and brushed it off.
Chavez has been spoiling for a fight at every corner..and I am not sure why really. We've got some bad blood with Venzuela, but we've mainly been hands off for the last several decades.
It does this idiot no good to keep poking a sleeping giant with a stick.
but even then, the dems would have screamed bloody murder if he had stood up more
yes really, why do you think conservatives turned on him ?Bush tried to "get along" too many timesThis should have happened after the idiot stood up in front of the UN and called our President "The Devil". But Bush actually went with his better Angels and brushed it off.
Chavez has been spoiling for a fight at every corner..and I am not sure why really. We've got some bad blood with Venzuela, but we've mainly been hands off for the last several decades.
It does this idiot no good to keep poking a sleeping giant with a stick.
but even then, the dems would have screamed bloody murder if he had stood up more
Not really.
A couple yes.
But Chavez is a nasty little populist tyrant that deserves to be ignored.
rdean wrote:
I'm also dumbfounded as to how that still EXISTS IN YOUR HEAD.I personally don't like communism, which is why I'm dumbfounded at the intense support Republicans have for the Chinese.
Because of that support, I don't really believe that is the reason the Republicans hate Chavez. I think the reason they are riled up is because he did something for struggling American families and Republicans have done nothing. Well, besides laying on more debt and trying to cut unemployment benefits, they have done nothing good. Chavez makes Republicans look bad.
We hate Chavez cuz, clearly unlike you, we value the FREE market, personal liberty, freedom, their Constitution which he's shitting all over, etc. Keep lying, it's only exposing you further. THAT TAX DEAL WAS JUST AN EXTENSION OF THE BUSH TAX CUTS, WHICH SAVED ALL AMERICANS $, NOW CONTINUES TO, AND SAVED THIS ECONOMIC RECOVERY.
The new congress sits soon. Can't wait to see what the Republicans plans are. Move more jobs to China, obviously, but what else? Repave more roads with "gravel"?
I personally don't like communism, which is why I'm dumbfounded at the intense support Republicans have for the Chinese.
Because of that support, I don't really believe that is the reason the Republicans hate Chavez. I think the reason they are riled up is because he did something for struggling American families and Republicans have done nothing. Well, besides laying on more debt and trying to cut unemployment benefits, they have done nothing good. Chavez makes Republicans look bad.
The new congress sits soon. Can't wait to see what the Republicans plans are. Move more jobs to China, obviously, but what else? Repave more roads with "gravel"?
Chávez restores free home heating oil program to US poor - CSMonitor.com
Venezuelan government officials wasted no time in reinstating the program, which saved some 180,000 US households around $260 apiece in 2008. That covered about one month's heating bill.
Among the beneficiaries of the 100 gallons of heating oil per household were 65 Indian tribes, including those in Alaska, Montana, and South Dakota.
Alejandro Granado, the chairman, president, and chief executive officer of Citgo Petroleum, the Venezuelan government's Houston-based oil subsidiary, said he discussed the plan to renew the program with Chávez on Wednesday morning.
Benefits for political points well the people of Venezuela suffer. I never by gas at 7/11, that is Venezuelan gas.
China, the party of the Democrats, why must you lie RDEAN.
.: United States Senator Dianne Feinstein, California :: News Room :.
U.S. and China must Lead on Cybersecurity
San Francisco Chronicle
Friday, July 9, 2010
By: Senator Feinstein, Senator Udall & Senator Hagan
The United States and China must lead the way on cybersecurity, and it should be put on the agenda for President Hu Jintao's forthcoming state visit to Washington. This bilateral relationship, in turn, will encourage other nations to follow.
The stakes are simply too high to do nothing
ALTA CALIFORNIA: Governor Davis appoints Richard Blum instead of Dr. Manuela Sosa as U.C. Regent
Richard C. Blum and his wife, U.S. Senator Diane Feinstein, work as a team and have made millions through varied schemes that include some questionable deals with Red China. Richard Blum gave former president Bill Clinton a lot of money in return for very lucrative business favors through the U.S. government sponsored Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC). Richard Blum was also one of the persons that Bill Clinton allowed to sleep in the Lincoln Room of the White House. Governor Davis appointed this super rich Jewish Mogul because he wants his money when he runs for re-election in a few months against Bill Simon. This is the nature of American dirty politics and why honest ethnic minorities make no progress
Chasing the Dragon: Clinton's China Policy
By: A. Scott Piraino
Recently President Clinton signed the US China Relations Act of 2000. Rather than ushering in a new era, granting China permanent normal trade status simply ratifies the status quo. China will continue to profit from their exports without the yearly review of embarrassing issues like trade, human rights, or nuclear weapons proliferation. During the Rose Garden signing ceremony Clinton remarked, "In case you all have forgotten, this thing was hard to pass. This was a lot of trouble."
Clinton's trouble with China began before his re-election in 1996. To defeat the Republicans, the Democratic party needed a quick infusion of cash to pay for campaign ads. Clinton turned to his Chinese connection, old friends Johnny Chung, John Huang, and Charlie Trie. They headed a shadowy cast of characters that funneled millions of dollars into democratic campaign coffers.
Bill Clinton took contributions he knew came from China, and played another angle as well. US companies wanted to sell China military technology, but the sales were prohibited by law. Economic sanctions for the Tiananmen square massacre and restrictions on technology exports prevented these companies from selling China the armaments they wanted.
In return for campaign contributions, the President shifted regulation of technology exports from the State Department to the free-wheeling Commerce department. The administration also relaxed export controls and allowed corporations to decide if their technology transfers were legal or not. When easing restrictions wasn't enough, Clinton signed waivers that simply circumvented the law. The President's waivers allowed the export of machine tools, defense electronics, and even a communications system for the Chinese Air Force.
Bernard Schwartz and Michael Armstrong, the CEOs of Loral and Hughes, each donated over one million dollars to Clinton's re-election campaign. These companies had an interest in seeing China develop reliable missiles to loft their satellites into orbit. Clinton arranged direct talks between Bernard Schwartz and a Chinese general to improve China's rocket technology. Michael Armstrong was made head of the Export Advisory Council. Both companies were allowed to upgrade the launching and guidance of China's missiles.
Clinton even involved the Department of Energy, caretaker of our nuclear weapons, in his fundraising schemes. In 1994 and '95 then Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary accompanied Johnny Chung, John Huang, Charlie Trie, and Bernard Schwartz on trade missions to China. Shortly afterward the DOE relaxed security at US weapons labs. Wen Ho Lee, an ethnic Chinese physicist assigned to Los Alamos, illegally transferred data on nuclear warheads to his private computer files.
In June of 1995, the CIA learned that China had stolen the crown jewels of our nuclear arsenal, including the neutron bomb and the W-88 miniaturized warhead. Later that year National Security Advisor Anthony Lake is briefed on the thefts. He is replaced on the Security Council by Sandy Berger, a former lobbyist for the Chinese government. In June of 1996, before Bill Clinton's re-election, the FBI opens a formal investigation into the theft of US nuclear weapon designs.
Proof of China's military intentions came in March of 1996, on the eve of Taiwan's first democratic elections. China used the threat of force to intimidate the island nation into electing a pro-Beijing candidate. Military maneuvers included bombing runs and launching ballistic missiles that impacted within twenty miles of Taiwan. When the US sent an aircraft carrier into the Taiwan Straits, a Chinese general threatened to "rain down nukes upon Los Angeles"
rdean wrote:
I'm also dumbfounded as to how that still EXISTS IN YOUR HEAD.I personally don't like communism, which is why I'm dumbfounded at the intense support Republicans have for the Chinese.
We hate Chavez cuz, clearly unlike you, we value the FREE market, personal liberty, freedom, their Constitution which he's shitting all over, etc. Keep lying, it's only exposing you further. THAT TAX DEAL WAS JUST AN EXTENSION OF THE BUSH TAX CUTS, WHICH SAVED ALL AMERICANS $, NOW CONTINUES TO, AND SAVED THIS ECONOMIC RECOVERY.
The new congress sits soon. Can't wait to see what the Republicans plans are. Move more jobs to China, obviously, but what else? Repave more roads with "gravel"?
Economic Crisis Forces Local Governments to Let Asphalt Roads Return to Gravel - WSJ.com
Paved roads, historical emblems of American achievement, are being torn up across rural America and replaced with gravel or other rough surfaces as counties struggle with tight budgets and dwindling state and federal revenue. State money for local roads was cut in many places amid budget shortfalls.
Until the 1950's, gravel roads were the norm outside the core developed zones of American towns and cities. Guess what? Gravel roads are back in vogue. Tax revenues are so far down and asphalt prices rising so far that State and local governments can no longer afford to repair and repave. So they are un-paving, which means changes to the modern lifestyle. Forget texting and coffee drinking on a gravel road. Gravel roads are forbidding to sleek low riders, road bikes, and convertibles.
Trend Watch: Unpaving Rural America "Back To The Stone Age" : TreeHugger
I think it's hilarious that Americans don't know that we are going "back" to gravel roads. Hmmm, which administration started this "trend"? Paved roads in Afghanistan, gravel roads in America's "Heartland". No wonder people want me to give it a "rest". It's embarrassing.
yes really, why do you think conservatives turned on him ?
you know he had to lose a lot of conservatives for his approval numbers to drop as low as they were, because liberals and moderates alone wouldnt have dropped him that low
he isnt a conservativeyes really, why do you think conservatives turned on him ?
you know he had to lose a lot of conservatives for his approval numbers to drop as low as they were, because liberals and moderates alone wouldnt have dropped him that low
You mean like this guy?
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he isnt a conservativeyes really, why do you think conservatives turned on him ?
you know he had to lose a lot of conservatives for his approval numbers to drop as low as they were, because liberals and moderates alone wouldnt have dropped him that low
You mean like this guy?
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they got mad at him on just about everything anywayhe isnt a conservative
That was one of the "Democrats" you think would have gotten mad if Bush if he cut off relations with Chavez.
they got mad at him on just about everything anywayhe isnt a conservative
That was one of the "Democrats" you think would have gotten mad if Bush if he cut off relations with Chavez.
that didnt last long and they didnt work with him much before 9/11they got mad at him on just about everything anyway
That was one of the "Democrats" you think would have gotten mad if Bush if he cut off relations with Chavez.
Which is why they worked with him when he wanted to do two wars.
Yeah..furious.
I personally don't like communism, which is why I'm dumbfounded at the intense support Republicans have for the Chinese.
Because of that support, I don't really believe that is the reason the Republicans hate Chavez. I think the reason they are riled up is because he did something for struggling American families and Republicans have done nothing. Well, besides laying on more debt and trying to cut unemployment benefits, they have done nothing good. Chavez makes Republicans look bad.
The new congress sits soon. Can't wait to see what the Republicans plans are. Move more jobs to China, obviously, but what else? Repave more roads with "gravel"?
Chávez restores free home heating oil program to US poor - CSMonitor.com
Venezuelan government officials wasted no time in reinstating the program, which saved some 180,000 US households around $260 apiece in 2008. That covered about one month's heating bill.
Among the beneficiaries of the 100 gallons of heating oil per household were 65 Indian tribes, including those in Alaska, Montana, and South Dakota.
Alejandro Granado, the chairman, president, and chief executive officer of Citgo Petroleum, the Venezuelan government's Houston-based oil subsidiary, said he discussed the plan to renew the program with Chávez on Wednesday morning.
that didnt last long and they didnt work with him much before 9/11they got mad at him on just about everything anyway
Which is why they worked with him when he wanted to do two wars.
Yeah..furious.
your memory seems faulty
