NOYB wrote:

This is more than US vs. China. Japan, Europe, and Canada are joining the
US in our displeasure with the unfair trade practices being committed by
China. Today's data will bring this issue to the forefront...and it won't
be long before the "T" word (tariffs) becomes all the talk in the Capitol
and on the news. Just watch.

That's odd, I thought that Republicans praise the mantra of government
not getting involved in private business practices.

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NOYB wrote:

This is more than US vs. China. Japan, Europe, and Canada are joining
the
US in our displeasure with the unfair trade practices being committed by
China. Today's data will bring this issue to the forefront...and it
won't
be long before the "T" word (tariffs) becomes all the talk in the Capitol
and on the news. Just watch.

That's odd, I thought that Republicans praise the mantra of government
not getting involved in private business practices.


It must be tough living in the black and white world of yours Kevin.

Time for you to see the Wizard.

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NOYB wrote:

This is more than US vs. China. Japan, Europe, and Canada are joining
the
US in our displeasure with the unfair trade practices being committed
by
China. Today's data will bring this issue to the forefront...and it
won't
be long before the "T" word (tariffs) becomes all the talk in the
Capitol
and on the news. Just watch.

That's odd, I thought that Republicans praise the mantra of government
not getting involved in private business practices.


It must be tough living in the black and white world of yours Kevin.

Time for you to see the Wizard.



Actually, Kevin lives in a brown fog world......because he constantly has
his head up his (or harry's) ass.

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NOYB wrote:

This is more than US vs. China. Japan, Europe, and Canada are joining
the
US in our displeasure with the unfair trade practices being committed by
China. Today's data will bring this issue to the forefront...and it
won't
be long before the "T" word (tariffs) becomes all the talk in the Capitol
and on the news. Just watch.

That's odd, I thought that Republicans praise the mantra of government
not getting involved in private business practices.


It must be tough living in the black and white world of yours Kevin.

Time for you to see the Wizard.

Idiot. I'm not Kevin. Are you ****ing retarded or what? I've told you
that over, and over, you petty, spineless piece of ****. Now, do you
disagree that Republicans are in favor of the government NOT getting
involved in private business? Are you saying that it's okay for them to
now flip-flop because they don't like practicing what they preach,
****stain?

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NOYB wrote:

This is more than US vs. China. Japan, Europe, and Canada are joining
the
US in our displeasure with the unfair trade practices being committed
by
China. Today's data will bring this issue to the forefront...and it
won't
be long before the "T" word (tariffs) becomes all the talk in the
Capitol
and on the news. Just watch.

That's odd, I thought that Republicans praise the mantra of government
not getting involved in private business practices.


It must be tough living in the black and white world of yours Kevin.

Time for you to see the Wizard.

Idiot. I'm not Kevin. Are you ****ing retarded or what? I've told you
that over, and over, you petty, spineless piece of ****.

Whatever you say Kevin.

Kevin,
Why did you email from say your name was Kevin Noble?


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NOYB wrote:

This is more than US vs. China. Japan, Europe, and Canada are joining
the
US in our displeasure with the unfair trade practices being committed
by
China. Today's data will bring this issue to the forefront...and it
won't
be long before the "T" word (tariffs) becomes all the talk in the
Capitol
and on the news. Just watch.

That's odd, I thought that Republicans praise the mantra of government
not getting involved in private business practices.


It must be tough living in the black and white world of yours Kevin.

Time for you to see the Wizard.

Idiot. I'm not Kevin. Are you ****ing retarded or what? I've told you
that over, and over, you petty, spineless piece of ****. Now, do you
disagree that Republicans are in favor of the government NOT getting
involved in private business? Are you saying that it's okay for them to
now flip-flop because they don't like practicing what they preach,
****stain?

"*JimH*" wrote in message
...

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NOYB wrote:

This is more than US vs. China. Japan, Europe, and Canada are joining
the
US in our displeasure with the unfair trade practices being committed
by
China. Today's data will bring this issue to the forefront...and it
won't
be long before the "T" word (tariffs) becomes all the talk in the
Capitol
and on the news. Just watch.

That's odd, I thought that Republicans praise the mantra of government
not getting involved in private business practices.


It must be tough living in the black and white world of yours Kevin.

Time for you to see the Wizard.

You rang ?

wrote:
NOYB wrote:

This is more than US vs. China. Japan, Europe, and Canada are joining the
US in our displeasure with the unfair trade practices being committed by
China. Today's data will bring this issue to the forefront...and it won't
be long before the "T" word (tariffs) becomes all the talk in the Capitol
and on the news. Just watch.

That's odd, I thought that Republicans praise the mantra of government
not getting involved in private business practices.

Very reliably- if and when the private business is owned by a
Republican. :-)

On 11 Jul 2005 21:05:29 -0700, " wrote:



wrote:
NOYB wrote:

This is more than US vs. China. Japan, Europe, and Canada are joining the
US in our displeasure with the unfair trade practices being committed by
China. Today's data will bring this issue to the forefront...and it won't
be long before the "T" word (tariffs) becomes all the talk in the Capitol
and on the news. Just watch.

That's odd, I thought that Republicans praise the mantra of government
not getting involved in private business practices.

Very reliably- if and when the private business is owned by a
Republican. :-)

Surely there are no Democrats owning private businesses?

--
John H.
On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD