[katykelly]

Interesting article. I was unaware he would be making an appearance in Aggie country.

Who will be his replacement next year?

[dennisw]

Jiang backs Bush on terrorism, nukes

Yeah. Sure he does.

[Carry_Okie]

It's but fifty years since China fell when Truman screwed Chiang and gave us Mao. Now Texas State Troopers guard their fascist dictator.

For mammon.

[sit-rep]

Why wouldn't he? Keeps the spot light off hit Commie a$$...

SR

[dasboot]

This makes me wonder if Korea has nukes at all; or if, at the request of China (in return for food and economic aid) Korea is faking, so China can come out against them, and Bush will be pressured to look favorably upon "peaceful reunification". Commieplot.

[dasboot]

That would explain the strange manner in which N Korea informed the U.S. of the existence of the nukes....like the Koreans got a phone call from Jang.

[dasboot]

AND, knowing the the news would paint the previous Democrat administration as incompetent--with an important election coming up, Jang could bet his gambit would be embraced by Bush...whether Bush was suspicious of the veracity of the claim, or not.

Then there's always China's vote in the SC as tantilizing bait.

CommieStrategery!!!

[mysonsfuture]

It's a strange world indeed, when the red china supports us more than the red france.

[concerned about politics]

China is just taking our side until Muslim extremists are deleted from the earth. Then they'll change their minds. They're commies. Except for the failing Democrat party, they have nothing in common with Americans.

[Donahu?]

My take on his comments stray a bit from this article's title. I don't see Jiang backing Bush at all.

I see him wanting to stop South Korea from getting Nukes with this comment, ""It is critical to prevent the spread of weapons of mass destruction on the Korean peninsula," Jiang said.

[Eternal_Bear]

The Chicoms don't want to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs just yet.

[PoorMuttly]

Give N.Korea to China.

[Just another Joe]

He added Taiwan could "maintain its economic system and its lifestyle" under a peaceful reunification, and could manage its economic and military affairs independent of Beijing.

Oh yeh, I'm gonna take THAT to the bank.

[1rudeboy]

About 1,000 human rights demonstrators stood in a pounding rainstorm in a field surrounded by a chain link fence about 300 yards from the auditorium where Jiang spoke. Several dozen Texas state troopers stood shoulder to shoulder around the enclosure.

Darn, those Rangers must be huge.