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To: dervish

It was THE worst signal, in the middle of this war, that America and Americans could send.


146 posted on 03/12/2006 8:42:13 PM PST by nopardons
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To: nopardons
>>>>It was THE worst signal, in the middle of this war, that America and Americans could send.

Baloney!

The outcome of this deal was actually good for America. It woke up the American people and gave them an insight into how poorly the federal government considers US sovereignty when making certain bureaucratic decisions. It informed many Americans how deeply entrenched foreign entities are in the managerial operations related to distribution and logistics activities at our ports of entry.

The American people stood up and spoke out. They exercised their right to free speech and political dissent and told the GOP led Congress, this decision by the Bush administrations CFIUS agency was a bureaucratic blunder of the first order. We must always hold to account the actions of our elected officials and appointed public servants.

172 posted on 03/12/2006 8:50:24 PM PST by Reagan Man (Secure our borders;punish employers who hire illegals;stop all welfare to illegals)
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To: nopardons

why?

It was sent to the UAE, SA, Kuwait, Qatar, not to Iraq. It was sent to double dealing Arab regimes who pay terrorists while pretending to be 'allies.'

This is the best message and one we should have sent long ago.

Remember there were only two choices Pres Bush gave - with us or against us. Not with us in port deals and against us in paying Hamas.


236 posted on 03/12/2006 9:07:39 PM PST by dervish ("And what are we becoming? The civilization of melted butter?")
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