I thought most of this was probably tinfoil stuff and obviously anti-Bush if you start from the beginning of a 1-12 or so series, but eerie after watching that earlier, your comments:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-A8n-6KHsBA&NR=1 Bird Flu Hoax
Specifically it got pretty racist about China, no way to check out any sources, but there was a motive that they need more room, and their cities and water are so polluted. And if I'm checking this right, this series was uploaded in August 2008.
Also it came to mind much that I've read lately about their presence in Africa.
Finally, I noticed that there's nothing out there today about going after Bush people for torture, like it's off the front page (not that it isn't still brewing because it probably is).
Paulson has very close relations with China. Let me see if I can find where I got that.
Paulson has personally built close relations with China during his career. In July 2008 it was reported by The Daily Telegraph that: “Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson has intimate relations with the Chinese elite, dating from his days at Goldman Sachs when he visited the country more than 70 times.”[
[edit] Civic activities
Paulson has been described as an avid nature lover. [36] He has been a member of The Nature Conservancy for decades and was the organization’s board chairman and co-chair of its Asia-Pacific Council.[7] In that capacity, Paulson worked with former President of the People’s Republic of China Jiang Zemin to preserve the Tiger Leaping Gorge in Yunnan province.
Paulson is also on the Board of Directors of the Peregrine Fund; was the founding Chairman of the Advisory Board of the School of Economics and Management of Tsinghua University in Beijing; and, previously served as chairman of the influential trade group, the Financial Services Forum.
Notable among the members of Bush’s cabinet, Paulson has said he is a strong believer in the effect of human activity on global warming and advocates immediate action to decrease this effect. [37]
During his tenure as CEO of Goldman Sachs, Paulson oversaw the corporate donation of 680,000 acres (2,800 km2) on the forested Chilean side of Tierra del Fuego, bringing criticisms from Goldman shareholder groups[38]. He further donated to conservancy causes US$100 million of assets from his wealth, and has pledged his entire fortune for the same purpose upon his death. [39] He has also been considered someone who can influence world and business leaders to think beyond the bottom line.[40]