Bush calls fuse delivery a mistake

[J Storm]

No more funding for the war? No more Cheap Goods with lead? Awww. BUSH, you fuckin shit up!

But straight up, You don't make mistakes like this. The Government is like a Dude dating a girl but fuckin her roommate on the side and just got caught.
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WASHINGTON - President Bush, addressing an embarrassing flap that has strained U.S.-China relations, told Chinese President Hu Jintao on Wednesday that the shipment of nuclear missile fuses to Taiwan was a mistake.


The president's national security adviser, Stephen Hadley, said the matter came up when Bush called Hu.

"It came up very briefly," Hadley told reporters. "Basically, the president indicated that a mistake had been made. There was very little discussion about it."

The U.S. military's mistaken delivery to Taiwan of electrical fuses for an intercontinental ballistic missile has raised concerns over U.S.-China ties. It has also triggered a broad investigation into the security of Pentagon weapons.

China on Wednesday strongly protested the mistaken delivery.

In a statement posted on the Foreign Ministry's Web site, spokesman Qin Gang said China sent a protest to Washington expressing "strong displeasure."

"We ... demand the U.S. side thoroughly investigate this matter, and report to China in a timely matter the details of the situation and eliminate the negative effects and disastrous consequences created by this incident," Qin said.

Bush's conversation with Hu also covered Tibet, North Korea and Mynanmar.

"It was a serious conversation on really all of these issues," Hadley said.

Bush told Hu he was concerned about the crackdown in Tibet, joining a growing chorus of international protests about Beijing's tough tactics. Bush encouraged Hu to engage in "substantive dialogue" with representatives of the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibet.


http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080326/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_china

 

[GET YOU HOT]

Bush called the kettle black, mofo #1, and historically, the U.S. and his(bushs') statements, inflamatory statments, are to blame, for much of the uprising, then expressing concern for the current state of affairs, lol...

 

[QueEx]

Yeah, this was probably not a mistake. Bush was secretly trying to make Taiwan become a nuclear nation, even though Taiwan just wanted to acquire chemical devices capable of causing reactions between two substances that can be made to occur in such a way that some of the chemical energy is converted to useful electricity and stored in accumulators.

 

[Actor4Truth]

He and His Pops know exactly what they are doing.. Bush Jr just uses the "Dumb ass" disguise..!!


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NWO is Real... "Beware or Be Gone"

 

[VegasGuy]

So did he mention going to get it back? Didn't even come up in the conversation I bet. I bet the only reason why this came out is because the delivery probably showed up in some mistakenly un-redacted public document. They say Jimmy Carter was incompetent and I co-sign it but this joker has no control over anything.

-VG

 

[Mrfreddygoodbud]

He and His Pops know exactly what they are doing.. Bush Jr just uses the "Dumb ass" disguise..!!


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NWO is Real... "Beware or Be Gone"

ding ding ding...

you know this.... all this shyt is being set up, from that whole tibet thingy... even all those toys being recalled right before and or around christmas.. all that was economical warfare....

they hate the fact china has so much control over the U.S economy. they know once China says fuck a greenback and goes with euros... its a wrap..

the good news is, once this multi national criminal corporate administration is finished looting everything in sight....

and bush is finally gettin his lameduck ass out of office...

China and the rest of the world may decided to stick with the greenback...

I know if Obama wins, the world will have a different attitude towards america, untill the republikkkans find a way to sabatoge it ofcourse.

 

[GET YOU HOT]

Engineered inflation, gas is pricey already, so watch the price of goods and groceries sky rocket now, damn near everything is produced in China or Taiwan anyways...


back then...

DECEMBER 6, 2004

SPECIAL REPORT -- THE CHINA PRICE

"The China Price"
They are the three scariest words in U.S. industry. Cut your price at least 30% or lose your customers. Nearly every manufacturer is vulnerable -- from furniture to networking gear. The result: A massive shift in economic power is under way

From the rich walnut paneling and carved arches to the molded Italian Renaissance patterns on the ceiling, the circa 1925 council chamber room of Akron's municipal hall evokes a time when the America's manufacturing heartland was at the peak of its power. But when the U.S.-China Economic & Security Review Commission, a congressionally appointed panel, convened there on Sept. 23, it was not to discuss power but decline. One after another, economists, union officials, and small manufacturers took the microphone to describe the devastation Chinese competitors are inflicting on U.S. industries, from kitchenware and car tires to electronic

now...

Costs rising, China to export inflation

By David Barboza Published: February 1, 2008

SHANGHAI: After years of decline, the cost of goods that are made in China is rising, threatening to fuel inflation in the United States and other parts of the world and end an era dominated by Wal-Mart style price-cutting.

Factories here are raising the prices of exports because of soaring energy and raw material costs, a weakening dollar and new regulatory policies unveiled in China over the past year, according to analysts and companies doing business here.

As a result, some Western executives are forecasting that the prices of toys, clothing, footwear and other consumer goods entering the United States could jump by as much as 10 percent in 2008 and 2009. This is also likely to affect other countries that import goods from China.

Indeed, U.S. government statistics already show that after falling for years, the prices of Chinese imports have risen for eight consecutive months, beginning in May 2007.

While the rise was a modest 2.4 percent over the past year, some analysts say the turnaround is troubling, and there are signs of even bigger price raises to come.

 

[QueEx]

I don't know a lot about this GYH, but if the price of Chinese imports start to rise; and
if that rise begins to approximate what the same goods would be if produced in the
United States, would that mean that we are likely to see a rise in U.S. production if
China falls off the cheap ???

QueEx