Posted on 02/20/2006 6:55:10 PM PST by Creationist
UAE Firm Struggles to Run Ports Against U.S. Opposition Monday, February 20, 2006
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Click image to enlarge STORIES Transcript: Lawmakers on 'FNS'Firm Sues Over UAE Port PlanLawmakers Urge Greater Review of UAE Firm's Deal to Run Six U.S. PortsAdministration OK With UAE Running Six Major U.S. Ports WASHINGTON Executives at Dubai Ports World are intensifying a public relations effort this week as lawmakers ratchet up protests against the Bush administration over allowing the United Arab Emirates-owned firm to run six U.S. ports.
UAE Firm Struggles to Run Ports Against U.S. Opposition Monday, February 20, 2006
PHOTOS VIDEO
Click image to enlarge STORIES Transcript: Lawmakers on 'FNS'Firm Sues Over UAE Port PlanLawmakers Urge Greater Review of UAE Firm's Deal to Run Six U.S. PortsAdministration OK With UAE Running Six Major U.S. Ports WASHINGTON Executives at Dubai Ports World are intensifying a public relations effort this week as lawmakers ratchet up protests against the Bush administration over allowing the United Arab Emirates-owned firm to run six U.S. ports.....UAE Firm Struggles to Run Ports Against U.S. Opposition Monday, February 20, 2006
PHOTOS VIDEO
Click image to enlarge STORIES Transcript: Lawmakers on 'FNS'Firm Sues Over UAE Port PlanLawmakers Urge Greater Review of UAE Firm's Deal to Run Six U.S. PortsAdministration OK With UAE Running Six Major U.S. Ports WASHINGTON Executives at Dubai Ports World are intensifying a public relations effort this week as lawmakers ratchet up protests against the Bush administration over allowing the United Arab Emirates-owned firm to run six U.S. ports.
UAE Firm Struggles to Run Ports Against U.S. Opposition Monday, February 20, 2006
PHOTOS VIDEO
Click image to enlarge STORIES Transcript: Lawmakers on 'FNS'Firm Sues Over UAE Port PlanLawmakers Urge Greater Review of UAE Firm's Deal to Run Six U.S. PortsAdministration OK With UAE Running Six Major U.S. Ports WASHINGTON Executives at Dubai Ports World are intensifying a public relations effort this week as lawmakers ratchet up protests against the Bush administration over allowing the United Arab Emirates-owned firm to run six U.S. ports.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,185401,00.html
That's just about brilliant! Maybe we could get some of those fine young fellows from Yemen to work as underwater inspection specialists!
Tony snow was defending the sale big time. he told a listener / caller she was wrong and being parinoid.
his contention was the multi levels of checks that "some" containers go through and that the odds of the big one making it to a major U.S city was slim. i got news to those who feel the same way
#1 may it be YOUR city not mine.
#2 guess what they do not even have to unload it, just set it of in the port and voila, blocked shipping lanes and glowing coast line for years, thus forcing shipping to go to already crowded other ports. and you can just bet the public might even want all containers inspect thus effectivly shutting down our economy more than 9 / 11 ever did.
MR. President. CANCEL THIS SALE
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