To: AnimalLover
Apparently, one of two things is going on - either there is something in the air or the water in Wash., DC, or W is becoming a certifiable idot. He didn't get the ports deal and he doesn't get this!
Are there simply no American companies that can provide these services, or is Bush too wrapped around his globalization agenda?
20 posted on
03/24/2006 3:59:30 AM PST by
DustyMoment
(FloriDUH - proud inventors of pregnant/hanging chads and judicide!!)
To: DustyMoment
Are there simply no American companies that can provide these services?
See Post #11
23 posted on
03/24/2006 4:07:49 AM PST by
Beckwith
(The liberal media has picked sides and they've sided with the Jihadists.)
To: DustyMoment
You don't really believe bush is involved in this low level bueracracy decision?
I'd be far more concerned with chavez's role in chemical plants in tbis country.
To: DustyMoment
Bush IS too wrapped around his globalization agenda to see the future attacks from our enemies.
33 posted on
03/24/2006 9:08:45 AM PST by
B4Ranch
(What has an alimentary canal, a big appetite at one end & no sense of responsibility at the other.)
To: DustyMoment
Alas, the Bush family is basically a CFR cheering squad. That is one thing they share with the Commander-In-Heat.
Lots of one world Commies in that crowd, like Jimmuh Carter, and his gang such as the infamous Zbiggie. And let's not forget Strobe Talbot, ad nauseam.
The Pubbies better clean house before the next election, as most of the Pubbies I know are not contributing as they once did and won't until the GOP returns to its historic values and positions.
Supporting Arabs and Chinese won't fly out in fly-over land. Bad enough that Carter gave away the Canal and allowed Hutchinson-Wampoa and other Chinese front groups to acquire American ports.
Has anyone in DC considered how easy it would be to bypass the "inspection"?
41 posted on
03/24/2006 9:31:56 AM PST by
GladesGuru
(In a society predicated upon Liberty, it is essential to examine principle)
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