[Paul Ross]

The AIA has arranged an executive roundtable between U.S. and European chief executives to coincide with the Paris air show. "The central question that we will address," Douglass said, "is what are the interests of the companies, quite apart from those of the countries themselves." ..."CEOs of U.S. aerospace companies are not willing to walk away from globalization of the industry, but this attitude of what's ours is ours, and what's yours is partly ours is really aggravating the situation," Douglass said. "Add to that the fact that France has been so antagonistic of our position on Iraq, and you begin to get reactions like we're seeing now."

These 'American' CEOs can't wait to betray the country, just like they did with China. Notice the attitude about 'attitude'.

[Paul Ross]

Ping. Unrepentant Friends of Bill??

[FreeKnight]

French government officials last week said the terrorist threat has significantly decreased. As a result, the country's anti-terrorism office has downgraded the threat to "1," the lowest level.

Gee, I wonder who's responsible for that... maybe Iraq was key supporter of terrorism. Think the french will ever figure that out?