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To: bruinbirdman

Just saying...

If Israel would STOP SELLING AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY TO CHINA.

We could perhaps, talk.

As things stand now, Israel seems like a (massive) security risk, in every way imaginable.

All that seems required for Israel to sell our secrets ... is ... money.

What could be a more precise definition of TREASON.


14 posted on 05/26/2008 12:28:50 AM PDT by Cringing Negativism Network ("CHANGE INFLATION NOW" -- The Obama campaign, will be distributing buttons.)
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To: Cringing Negativism Network

It’s OLD technology


16 posted on 05/26/2008 12:33:42 AM PDT by Bobalu (What do I know, I'm a Typical White Guy)
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To: Cringing Negativism Network

Then don’t sell weapons to Israel. Or to anyone.


35 posted on 05/26/2008 2:07:31 AM PDT by forkinsocket
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To: Cringing Negativism Network
Just saying...

Loral. Clinton Administration. The US itself GAVE China all you complain about, either by political collusion (both parties inc) or by recklessness and carelessness.

Where did ALL the precision machine tooling that once built the Cold War winning Pershing go?

Crated and boxed on the penny for a hundred-dollah.

We can't reasonably expect a faithful ally to be less than we are ourselves to our own selves. We shot ourselves in the foot a dozen times over -- and sidekick Israel Tech fires of another round, thinking "Gee I guess that's what my buddy wants!" I mean that's understandable!

We act like a damn fool as a nation, and YOU get all a titter because our buddy acts like us?

National idiocy is contagious. But it ain't treason.

64 posted on 05/26/2008 8:59:00 AM PDT by bvw
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