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1 posted on 03/03/2007 9:30:30 PM PST by toaster
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Hmm. Taking cues from Hunter...?

But seriously though, when's the last time she actually spoke about China?


2 posted on 03/03/2007 9:32:19 PM PST by Ultra Sonic 007 (Vote for Duncan Hunter in 2008)
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This is the first time a Clinton admits the Communist Chinese bought the Clintons, decades ago..

The Indonesians bought the dropping the Chinese left behind..

Semper Fi


5 posted on 03/03/2007 9:35:29 PM PST by river rat (You may turn the other cheek, but I prefer to look into my enemy's vacant dead eyes.)
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She has a lot of nerve talking about China.
7 posted on 03/03/2007 9:37:01 PM PST by Mr. Mojo
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She oughta know. She & her sexual predator hubby sold the nation & WH lock, stock & barrel to the Chinese during their occupation of the WH.


8 posted on 03/03/2007 9:38:43 PM PST by lilylangtree (Veni, Vidi, Vici)
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mmmMaybe we just declare a "Jubilee Year"...That Relegion Thang Ya' Know...;0)
9 posted on 03/03/2007 9:39:09 PM PST by 1COUNTER-MORTER-68 (THROWING ANOTHER BULLET-RIDDLED TV IN THE PILE OUT BACK~~~~~)
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Atually only 20 percent of our debt is in China. 80 percent is held by Japan and Britian


10 posted on 03/03/2007 9:40:58 PM PST by donmeaker (The speed of light is 186,234 miles per second. Not just a good idea, its the LAW!)
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Hillary Clinton: "China Is Our MY Banker"

Fixed.

11 posted on 03/03/2007 9:46:17 PM PST by Mad_Tom_Rackham (Veritas. Gravitas. Ohmygas.)
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This is so disingenuous. It was she and her husband that really pulled out the stops on this very thing.

Now she says it is unwise...sounds like a huge self-indictment to me.

12 posted on 03/03/2007 9:47:46 PM PST by Jeff Head (Freedom is not free...never has been, never will be (www.dragonsfuryseries.com))
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In essence, 16% of our entire economy is being loaned to us by the Central Banks of other nations.

16% of one year of our GDP is equal to all the foreign holdings of our debt. Not the same thing as 16% of every years GDP, but then again, Hillary isn't very good at math. Or at telling the truth.

14 posted on 03/03/2007 9:49:07 PM PST by Toddsterpatriot (Why are protectionists (and goldbugs) so bad at math?)
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Bill Clinton persuaded Congress to grant China Most Favored Trade status. Wal-Mart, which China says has the same trade impact as some countries, is headquartered in Arkansas. Whether this is coincidence or not I don't know.


15 posted on 03/03/2007 9:51:37 PM PST by Brad from Tennessee (Anything a politician gives you he has first stolen from you)
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"16% of our entire economy is being loaned to us"

Um, no. They own a couple trillion capital sum. Our economy brings us $13 trillion per year, every year. Considering the interest rates we pay on government debt, the existence of the foreign debt only means they are loaning us less than 1% of our economy.

16 posted on 03/03/2007 9:54:39 PM PST by JasonC
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Borrow a little bit of money from a bank and they'll foreclose the moment you default.  Default on a great deal of borrowed money and your banker will make payments for you and insure you don't go under.

The ratio of 2.2 trillion of debt to 13 trillion in yearly GDP is about 16% as she says.  It's the same ratio as $16,000 in debt to someone earning $100,000 per year.  Big Deal!   
17 posted on 03/03/2007 9:55:35 PM PST by HawaiianGecko (Victory goes to the player who makes the next-to-last mistake.)
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Bob Brinker ripped Hillary a new one for economic ignorance today on this topic. We can default on the debt or monetize the debt, i.e. the Treasury prints more money. We're in the drivers seat borrowing money at cheap rates.


20 posted on 03/03/2007 10:09:53 PM PST by neverdem (May you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows that you're dead.)
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"Having so much debt owned by other countries can be economically unsound..."

And having so many of our politicians owned by other countries is politically unsound, Hillary. Care to share how much of your campaign coffers came from China?

22 posted on 03/03/2007 10:15:50 PM PST by cincinnati65 (Lucky participant in 189 different Nigerian business deals......still waiting on payment.)
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Jeez, this woman's insane.


29 posted on 03/03/2007 10:55:03 PM PST by Trailerpark Badass
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Sorry this is a long post,(And a repost) but if you haven't read the first two articles, IMHO, they are worth reading.

The last part was my reply to the articles.

Check this out from a recent FR thread:


1993 : (DISASTEROUS CLINTON ADMINISTRATION TEST BAN TREATY POLICY MAKES NUCLEAR INFORMATION PUBLIC, WOULD RESULT IN PROLIFERATION OF NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY - See ENERGY DEPARTMENT "OPENNESS INITIATIVE," HAZEL O'LEARY ) Back in 1993, when the terrors of the Cold War were still fresh, the administration decided that the best way to keep the nuclear arms race from heating up again was to get the world's nations to sign a test-ban treaty.

The idea was that even if a country knew how to make a bomb, it couldn't perfect new ones and build up advanced forces without physically testing new designs. So development of new weapons would be frozen, ending the vicious spiral of nuclear move and countermove.

Releasing many of America's nuclear secrets was seen as an essential part of this strategy, since it would signal a new global order in which nuclear know-how was suddenly and irreparably devalued and real security would lie in the collective knowledge that nobody was able to push weaponry beyond the known boundaries.

What had been gold would become dross, and the atom would lose power and prestige. Driven by such logic, the administration made public masses of generalities about nuclear arms, even as specific weapon designs were kept secret.

... Since 1993, officials say, the Energy Department's "openness initiative" has released at least 178 categories of atom secrets. By contrast, the 1980s saw two such actions. The unveilings have included no details of specific weapons, like the W-88, a compact design Chinese spies are suspected of having stolen from the weapons lab at Los Alamos, N.M.

But they include a slew of general secrets. ... the disclosures... such things as how atom bombs can be boosted in power, key steps in making hydrogen bombs, the minimum amount (8.8 pounds) of plutonium or uranium fuel needed for an atom bomb and the maximum time it takes an exploding atomic bomb to ignite an H-bomb's hydrogen fuel (100 millionths of a second). No grade-B physicist from any university could figure this stuff. It took decades of experience gained at a cost of more than $400 billion.

The release of the secrets started as a high-stakes bet that openness would lessen, not increase, the world's vulnerability to nuclear arms and war. - "Spying Isn't the Only Way to Learn About Nukes," By WILLIAM J. BROAD, the New York Times, May 30, 1999



DECEMBER 1993 : (ENERGY SECRETARY HAZEL O'LEARY PROUDLY DECLASSIFYING NUCLEAR SECRETS...) And the devaluing of nuclear secrets, highlighted by the rush of atomic declassifications, was seen as a prerequisite to the [Nuclear Test Ban Treaty] ban's achievement. The symbolism alone was potent, officials say. Openness let them advertise a dramatic new state of affairs where hidden actions were to be kept to a minimum, replacing decades of secrecy and paranoia.

"The United States must stand as leader," O'Leary told a packed news conference in December 1993 upon starting the process. "We are declassifying the largest amount of information in the history of the department."

Critics, however, say the former secrets are extremely valuable to foreign powers intent on making nuclear headway. - "Spying Isn't the Only Way to Learn About Nukes," By WILLIAM J. BROAD, the New York Times, May 30, 1999

U.S. intelligence has reported that China has targeted 13 of its 18 CSS-4 long-range missiles against U.S. cities. The CIA says that China's targeting was made more accurate by Loral's unauthorized help. The Justice Department started a criminal investigation of Loral, and the State Department warned that Loral's actions were "criminal, likely to be indicted, knowing and unlawful."

In March 1996, despite the objections of Secretary of State Warren Christopher, the Defense Department and our intelligence agencies, Clinton personally transferred jurisdiction over satellite-export licensing from the State Department to his pal, Commerce Secretary Ron Brown. Meanwhile, Bernard Schwartz stepped up his contributions to the Democratic Party and became the largest single contributor in the 1996 election cycle. Clinton signed another waiver this year to allow Loral Space to export a satellite that is scheduled to be launched by the Chinese in November.

Congress is finally starting to realize that American national security is at stake. On May 20, the House voted 364 to 54 to ban the export of all satellites to China. And, by 417 to 4, the House passed a resolution warning Clinton not to enter into any new agreements with China involving space or missile technology during his forthcoming trip to Beijing. The resolution also rebuked Clinton by declaring that his decision to issue the waiver to Loral Space and Communications earlier this year was "not in the national interest of the United States," and instructed the President to indefinitely suspend all U.S. satellite exports to China, including a pending Loral deal.

The fact that Clinton personally issued the waivers to allow shipments of U.S. technology that greatly improved the accuracy and reliability of Communist China's missiles is grounds for impeachment, regardless of whether or not there was any quid pro quo for those decisions. U.S. space technology was just what China needs to make intercontinental ballistic missiles and point them more accurately at U.S. cities. And he did it despite the objections of the U.S. State Department, Defense Department, Justice Department, and intelligence agencies.

Because China shared U.S. technology and equipment with Pakistan, Clinton is also responsible for India starting the nuclear race in Asia. India has fought three wars with its neighbor, Pakistan, since the end of World War II and looks upon Pakistan's new military capabilities as a direct threat.

Clinton's policy decisions were, on their face, damaging and dangerous to U.S. national security. And the calendar provides an ominous frame of reference. When Clinton's policy decisions that dramatically benefited China's military capability and Loral's profits, and the hundreds of thousands of dollars of campaign donations from the Chinese government and from Loral, are all placed on the calendar, the sequence shows a pattern of corruption that cannot be ignored. That's the real campaign finance scandal.


This part was the reply to the above post, and my reply back:


(Reply to my #46 Post):
"Holy Cow! Congress knew what clinton was up too and even warned him."

IIRC, THIS was the REAL reason for Clinton's impeachment trial. Most of The House members that ACTUALLY read ALL the Articles of Impeachment,( they were almost classified, but every Congress critter was ALLOWED to read them , held in a secure place which meant read under supervision only) voted for impeaching Clinton.

It was brought out at the Senate trial, (and in the House also) that alot of the dems NEVER read ALL the Articles of Impeachment (basically treason) against Clinton, because if they did, they would have had ZERO excuse for NOT voting for impeachment.

THIS is why Carville, Belgalla et al, beat the "It's only about sex" drum so loudly, to hide the other REAL reasons why Clinton was being impeached.

IMHO, think of the implications in and to the whole country, AND the World, IF it would have been WIDELY broadcast, that US President was ACTUALLY being tried for TREASON !!

Think of all the nasty dirty stuff treason wise that would have WORLDWIDE have had to be aired about our president, and the US political situation.

It would have rocked the world, made our friends NOT trust us, collapsed the economy worldwide, along with ours, KILLED the dems darn near FOREVER from holding office for the Presidency, and basically destroyed the American people from having faith in their Gov't for a LONG time.

This is why the Repubs went with the "sex" angle for the impeachment, to soften THAT blow, keep all the REALLY bad stuff from being made public, and the dems THEN used THAT as the ONLY reason for impeachment.

Think of it THIS way. The US Gov't wanted Al Capone put away in the worst way. An organized crime boss, responsible for an untold number of deaths, police and gov't bribery and coruption, drugs, prostitution, illegal gambling, etc.

He needed to go to prison.

Capones' hold on the police, judges, and local gov't was SO strong, that Capone was NEVER convicted in a court of law for ANY of the crimes mentioned above.

But Capone DID go to prison for the rest of his life.

He was convicted of INCOME TAX EVASION.

Bill Clinton needed to be Impeached for his treasonous activities against the United States of America. It would have been hard to get THAT conviction in "court", with so many Clinton cronies entrenched in it, so the Repubs, and a FEW dems, went for the 'sure thing " conviction of lying undr oath, to a Federal Grand Jury.

It passed in the House, but the Senate turned it down, and Clinton got away with more treason than many people have been executed for.

In other words, Monica was Bill's "income tax evasion", and when it REALLY counted, he was found "not guilty".

We the people are STILL and WILL be paying for Clinton's traeson for a LONG time. End.


IMHO, These two should NEVER be allowed to be ANYWHERE near the WHITE HOUSE in a position as POTUS ever again.


725 posted on 11/05/2006 5:41:17 PM EST by musicman


31 posted on 03/03/2007 10:58:46 PM PST by musicman
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This is a total BS issue. Of course, these countries hold US debt because they expect a good return on their investment.

The real problem is not that they hold our debt. It is that China's economy is soaring and that money is being invested in military power. The response to that will be to liberalize the regulatory environment on businesses in this country to keep the market here more competitive.

Raising a red herring is her way to appear smart and caring about Chinese power. She is full of $hit!


34 posted on 03/03/2007 11:08:35 PM PST by indianrightwinger
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Hillary is an idiot.


36 posted on 03/03/2007 11:24:55 PM PST by jwh_Denver ("Planet of the Apes" happened because people wouldn't proof read their posts.)
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Trolling for donations in exchange for Nuclear Secrets again? Well it worked last time.


40 posted on 03/04/2007 1:14:23 AM PST by word_warrior_bob (You can now see my amazing doggie and new puppy on my homepage!! Come say hello to Jake & Sonny)
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Maybe Hillary and her fellow Senators on both sides of the aisle can stop finding new ways to spend all the money we have to borrow.
41 posted on 03/04/2007 2:23:41 AM PST by Dixie Yooper (Ephesians 6:11)
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