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Subject: Perhaps if they had some restrictions on how they manufacture and what is put in their goods i could cheer them on a bit

Author: Bev

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09:19:44 05/01/07 Tue In reply to: Stephen 's message, "Remember when China had trouble feeding it's own population?" on 07:42:53 05/01/07 Tue as it is with our most favored trade agreement with them . They are the winners oncoming generations in the US are the losers. It was nice of us to give them such a lift up . I wonder if any other country will be as generous to us when the help is needed. I very much doubt it . [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject	Author	Date
More on food in china	Bev	09:58:02 05/02/07 Wed