New Red Missile Armed With U.S. Technology (Charles Smith Alert)

NewsMax.com ^ | August 13, 2003 | Charles Smith

[JesseHousman]

A recent exchange on the Day in the Life of the President thread:

You must be lost.......on the wrong thread........get it?

I believe that when a weapon as important tactically as the "smart bomb" is being considered by this administration for outsourcing to Communist China, then our president needs to spend some time during one of his days stopping this insanity running wild!

I, too, am a Republican, but the evidence continues to mount that this administration stands ready to follow the previous one in shoveling our defense technology to our enemies.

Since the recurring thread theme is "A Day in the Life of President Bush," I would just like to see this matter of defense stupidity addressed during one of those "Days."

The evil Clinton regime gave them the guidance technology for their ICBM program which they lacked, along with many other tactical goodies and we'd better wake up to the fact that the current administration is staffed by those with like minds.

[TexasCajun]

The same thing is continuing now under Shrub

I do believe the Clinton's treasonous policies have been terminated! What evidence can you share this is continuing under President Bush?

[Lynn]

What was that he said about no nukes being pointed at America and it's children?

....scuse me while I go back to deciphering 16 words while attempting to come up with the truth...

[LibertyAndJusticeForAll]

Don't forget to thank our continuing "free" trade policies with Red China.
It's all in the name of Globalism so it must be okay.
While we lose our manufacturing base, all our intellectual property and our jobs, we enable China to arm.
The free traitors say the economy is wonderful and that's all that matters, right?

[HighRoadToChina]

I believe that President Bush is a great and sincere leader, but is shortsighted on Communist China mainly due to his advisors who see nothing but dollar signs ($$$) when it come to trading with that dictatorship.

Why? Because corporate America is looking to cut costs and improve the bottom line and nowhere can they save on labor than with the slave labor or almost slave labor wages that can only be found in Red China.

I can only hope and pray that President Bush will not be blindsighted in a military way during his watch.

[jpsb]

'Smart-bomb' technology moving to China ^

Posted by JohnHuang2
On 08/12/2003 4:23 AM CDT with 59 comments

[b4its2late]

The Pentagon reports that China has improved its missile force with U.S technology. The improvements enable Chinese missiles to now accurately strike the U.S. base at Okinawa with "satellite-aided guidance" navigation technology obtained from America during the Clinton administration.

Isn't that a wonderful legacy builder? I bet the Chinese can't wait to see Mrs. Clinton run for President and win. That would be a win-win for them.

[LibertyAndJusticeForAll]

Here are a few links to articles on how China is still stealing our technology:
Smart Bomb technology -
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/962493/posts
Spying - new FBI report:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/960107/posts
http://stacks.msnbc.com/news/947754.asp?0sl=-12
Trade:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/960636/posts
http://www.tradealert.org/view_art.asp?Prod_ID=864

[RLK]

Do you also believe in the tooth fairy. I suggest you start reading the technilogy transfer posts here.

[Light Speed]

[samuel_adams_us]

Geez, wonder if the Chinese will hire all of the unemployed american IT people to come over and improve it some more so they can blow up the United States? I wonder if our government is paying attention or hoping for the total destruction of the planet?

[The Pheonix]

China has successfully deployed her own GPS system, as was reported by all the major international news agencies, a couple of months ago.

[Barnacle]

I agree.

It’s amazing, if you ask the typical American what they think of slavery, they’d most likely give you a non-thinking knee-jerk response that, “its terrible.” or something like that. Yet, when they go to Wal-Mart, etc., the same people seem to only notice that “Made in China,” means a low price, never thinking that it often means “Made by Slave Labor”.

Buying those products is an endorsement of slavery. We abolished it here. But, we condone it elsewhere.

At a minimum, bring back heavy tariffs on such imports.

[monkeywrench]

Seriously bad judgement, if any? No, whole lotta chicom money.

[Orion78]

PING!

[TLI]

Go to the fork in the road, hang a right and cross the creek. Plenty of good chow and beer.

[ffusco]

Beer! Awsome, I know some girls from Olympus who need a night out!

[dr_who_2]

Ah, yes.

[MattGarrett]

The Clinton Administration.

A gift that keeps on giving.

[null and void]

Just like herpes...