- China to get in on bargain basement purchases of American
land, industrial assets and houseing properties. With all of their money
and American's with no purchasing power to bid against them, Geithner has
sold America out from under its citizens. Americans can't bid. They've
traded their dollars for gold, which still buys nothing in the US.
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- This is a super crime against Americans, although Geithner
and Obama being Rockefeller internationalists don't think so.
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- Geithner, you will recall, was born in India and speaks
Mandarin Chinese fluently. Obama was born in Kenya and a lot of people
beholden to China and Rockefeller let him pass muster and assume the office
for which he is not eligible.
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- Dick Eastman
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- United States said it welcomes Chinese investment in
sensitive U.S. technology
- http://www.cnn.com/2011/BUSINESS/05/10/geithner.china.talks.ft/?hpt=Sbin
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- The United States promised "full consideration"
of China's request for "fair treatment" over exports of sensitive
U.S. technology and said it welcomes Chinese investment, after two days
of negotiations ended in a series of deals on U.S. access to the Chinese
market and Chinese access to sensitive U.S. technology.
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- Wang Qishan, Chinese vice-premier, said the U.S. "commits
to accord China fair treatment in the reform of its export control regime
[and] relax high-tech exports control towards China". In financial
services, Mr Wang welcomed US willingness to let Chinese banks invest in
the U.S., saying it recognized "China's enormous progress in capital-adequacy
ratio, comprehensive consolidation supervision and other regulatory aspects".
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- Remember when Bill Clinton walk away with all of our
military secrets and actually gave China the entire database of the US
Patent Office at a time when China wasn't honoring any US patent. Remember
how John Hwang bankrolled his election victory with money from Riadi who
is the PLA's man in Indonesia? And Pelosi represents Chinatown. And our
Chinese Secretary of Commerce, Gary Locke, is not Ambassador to China --
and so it goes -- all of it.
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- http://www.cnn.com/2011/BUSINESS/05/10/geithner.china.talks.ft/?hpt=Sbin
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- The United States also made some progress on opening
up China's financial system. The United States argues that financial reform
will make it easier for Chinese consumers to save and borrow, thus boosting
domestic consumption in China.
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- The U.S. also wants to reduce the flow of cheap finance
to Chinese state-owned enterprises as a result of caps on interest rates
paid to Chinese depositors and create opportunities for U.S. financial
firms in the Chinese market.
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- http://www.cnn.com/2011/BUSINESS/05/10/geithner.china.talks.ft/?hpt=Sbin
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