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To: montag813; Stellar Dendrite; sinkspur; muawiyah
Andrew Wilcow has been pounding this issue for weeks, and rightfully so.

This is infinitely more dangerous than the Dubai port deal.

The cluelessness of this administration never ceases to amaze me.

*sigh*

10 posted on 03/21/2006 6:39:53 PM PST by Do not dub me shapka broham ("The moment that someone wants to forbid caricatures, that is the moment we publish them.")
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To: Do not dub me shapka broham

and the same people will come on here, saying that its critical to the US war on terror that the UAE be able to buy defense subcontractors - without giving any specific reasons.

we had to bail them out last time, they and the 19% of americans who stood with them, by killing the ports deal. I guess we will have to do it again.


13 posted on 03/21/2006 6:43:51 PM PST by oceanview
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To: Do not dub me shapka broham
The cluelessness of this administration never ceases to amaze me.

Yeah. The administration is really dumb in not wanting to piss off every Arab country in the world. We should especially stab in the back that country which services our ships in its ports, and provides strategic intelligence about al-Qaeda.

No other country in the entire friggin' world, including the Brits and Aussies, have a problem with the UAE. But our pandering Congress, led by the excreble, terrorist-loving Peter King, decides it should appeal to the worst instincts of the voting public by making sure no Arab gets anywhere near doing business in the United States.

We look silly, and the Arabs would be entirely justified in calling in all the debt they hold.

20 posted on 03/21/2006 6:49:02 PM PST by sinkspur
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