Tax dollars build death trap for america

[forestal]

Heh, we borrowed tax money from china so we could build a deathtrap for Americans....and your kids get to pay off the interest (to China).

McClatchy Washington Bureau | 01/11/2008 | New Baghdad embassy's fire-fighting system is defective

New Baghdad embassy's fire-fighting system is defective

By Warren P. Strobel | McClatchy Newspapers

Hussein Ali / MCT
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WASHINGTON — The fire-fighting system in the mammoth new $740 million U.S. Embassy in Baghdad is defective, according to documents obtained by McClatchy and U.S. officials, who said that their concerns were ignored or overruled in a rush to declare the complex completed.
<!-- story_videobox.comp --> <!-- /story_videobox.comp --> "As far as I know, nothing's been fixed," said one State Department official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared retaliation for speaking to the news media. "The lives of the people who are working in that building are going to be at stake" if the complex doesn't meet building codes, he said.

 

[cwo_ghwebb]

and we borrowed money from China to pay for Hillary's Woodstock Museum, so Socialists can relive their youth and get high.

Does anyone HAVE to respond when these dimwits overdose?

 

[Bustem' Down]

Heh, we borrowed tax money from china so we could build a deathtrap for Americans....and your kids get to pay off the interest (to China).

McClatchy Washington Bureau | 01/11/2008 | New Baghdad embassy's fire-fighting system is defective

New Baghdad embassy's fire-fighting system is defective

By Warren P. Strobel | McClatchy Newspapers

Hussein Ali / MCT
The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. | View larger image
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WASHINGTON — The fire-fighting system in the mammoth new $740 million U.S. Embassy in Baghdad is defective, according to documents obtained by McClatchy and U.S. officials, who said that their concerns were ignored or overruled in a rush to declare the complex completed.
<!-- story_videobox.comp --> <!-- /story_videobox.comp --> "As far as I know, nothing's been fixed," said one State Department official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared retaliation for speaking to the news media. "The lives of the people who are working in that building are going to be at stake" if the complex doesn't meet building codes, he said.

No where in that story does it even mention China so where are you geeting your delusions from?

 

[forestal]

Hmm, so you aren't aware that Bush's tax cuts are paid for by borrowing money from Chinese, and other foreign, banks?


Won't your kids have the surprise of a lifetime when their hard earned money is sent to China, and other foreign banks, to pay for our debt?

Can you possibly imagine anything worse to do with American Tax dollars than to have to pay it as interest to a foreign country's loan to us?

I guess that's just the conservative way..

No where in that story does it even mention China so where are you geeting your delusions from?

 

[Bustem' Down]

Hmm, so you aren't aware that Bush's tax cuts are paid for by borrowing money from Chinese, and other foreign, banks?


Won't your kids have the surprise of a lifetime when their hard earned money is sent to China, and other foreign banks, to pay for our debt?

Can you possibly imagine anything worse to do with American Tax dollars than to have to pay it as interest to a foreign country's loan to us?

I guess that's just the conservative way..

I guess it's better just to have China pay to get someone into office?

 

[clevalley]

Heh, we borrowed tax money from china so we could build a deathtrap for Americans....and your kids get to pay off the interest (to China).

McClatchy Washington Bureau | 01/11/2008 | New Baghdad embassy's fire-fighting system is defective

New Baghdad embassy's fire-fighting system is defective

By Warren P. Strobel | McClatchy Newspapers

Hussein Ali / MCT
The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. | View larger image
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WASHINGTON — The fire-fighting system in the mammoth new $740 million U.S. Embassy in Baghdad is defective, according to documents obtained by McClatchy and U.S. officials, who said that their concerns were ignored or overruled in a rush to declare the complex completed.
<!-- story_videobox.comp --> <!-- /story_videobox.comp --> "As far as I know, nothing's been fixed," said one State Department official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared retaliation for speaking to the news media. "The lives of the people who are working in that building are going to be at stake" if the complex doesn't meet building codes, he said.

Stop Inhaling - that stuff is going to rot your brain dude!

Also, why would we borrow "tax money" from China??? How could we do this??? :shrug:

Expand your thoughts after the crack pipe has cooled off and the high has worn off!

 

[chernmax]

Forestal, do you like Para-sailing??? <img src="http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b31/chernmax/Avatars/brisevertebre.gif" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

 

[Kyle]

I guess it's better just to have China pay to get someone into office who'll give them restricted nuclear and military technology in payment?

:fixed:

 

[ImnoMensa]

I can think of worse ways to spend American Money. Things like sending it to Palestine, so they can buy weapons.