Posted by:
Ken Harbart
at Wed Dec 3 21:26:38 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Ken Harbart ]
Conversely, factual argument seems to be your weak point. Let's examine your reply point by point, shall we?
Sorry kenny, looks like you have your panties in a wad.
Sorry to disappoint, but I'm not a cross dresser. Of course, you're the one who's bent out of shape over being proven wrong, so the expression would be more applicable to you.
Ok let me put this so a child could understand. When you send another country things you can use in missile guidance systems. That is SPYING. Get off your high horse lil guy. IT is what it IS!!
Rather than manipulate it so a naive child could "understand" your revisionist definition, let's talk in grown-up terms.
Nothing that Gao Zhan did fits the definition of espionage, as per the United States Code. She violated Department of Commerce regulations regarding the export of dual-use items. The export to China of these processors is not prohibited. Rather, it is restricted. There is a difference.
As far as dubya going to Iraq. I'm sure those guys would rather have been at home with their own family, not part of his PR stunt..
Of course they would have rather been home, but those of us in the Armed Forces know that we have a job to do in Iraq. We live by a set of core values, one of which is Service Before Self.
GWB's visit was a tremendous morale booster for the men and women in uniform, unlike Hillary's visit. As CiC, Bush did the right thing by visiting his troops on Thanksgiving, serving them their dinner, and letting them know that their country supports them. It's funny how the liberal left is fast to criticize even Bush taking an upstanding action. As already stated, Bush's visit served the purpose of giving troops a morale boost, something that never happened when we were bombing aspirin factories into oblivion during the 90's.
And remember it is UN American, to call someone Anti American because they dont share your lust for bushy...
You assume too much.
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