Of course I do. But the opening of the one-way trade door to China was what allowed these companies to abandon the American worker in the first place.
Please explain why you are of the delusion to think that we've set some kind of world precedent with Iraq.
That plane was in international waters, John boy. So since you admit that there are Chinese spies in the U.S. should we, in retaliation, round them all up and send them to GITMO?
Only Americans? Perhaps you need to read international maritaime law, of which China is a signatory.
What more lies will Bush tellGeorge wrote on 6-15-05 10:12 AM: It's irrelevant what you call yourself. Your idiotic views and hypocritical self justification are evident...
We don't recognize your "naval" boundary, since it is in violation of internatonal maritime laws, of which China is a signatory. International law, recognizes a 12 mile exclusion zone. That's it. Look, John. Do you think China is the only country that has gone to head on this issue. Libya did the same in the 1980s and was shown to be wrong at the world court. You can't have your cake and eat it too, John. If you are going to be a signatory to international treaties, expect that the international community will hold you to them, just as I'm sure you hold everyone else to them. Otherwise, the international community will simply consider China's word meaningless.
