Moonage Political Webdream

Via See-Dubya at Michelle Malkin’s blog, with an assist from Gasbuddy:

Apparently Nancy is finally starting to feel the heat.  So, she came up with the ultimate solution her feable mind could produce:

July 8, 2008
The Honorable George W. Bush
The President of the United States
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500 [...]

Tags: bush, china, clinton, demand, drawdown, economy, energy, Katrina, oil, oline, opec, pelosi, petroleum, president, price, recession, SPR

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Here’s what Hillary Clinton said:

“A Chinese company bought Magnequench,” she said in a speech in Pittsburgh on April 14. “The people of Indiana, the company and the elected officials begged the Bush administration to block the Chinese company from moving the jobs to China…. Not only did the jobs go to China, but so did [...]

Tags: 2000, bill clinton, china, hillary clinton, Indiana, japan, magnequench, magnet, military, normal trade relations

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The amazing thing about this one so far is it seems only my buds in at Independent Sources seem to have noticed:
Quoting Barack:
“In Youngstown, Ohio, I talked to workers who have seen their plants shipped overseas as a consequence of bad trade deals like NAFTA, literally seeing equipment unbolted from the floors of factories and [...]

Tags: Asia, Canada, china, mexico, NAFTA, North-America, obama, united states

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Livescience ran a fairly brief article on the 10 Most Polluted Places in the World.  Without further ado, here they are in alphabetical order by country:

Linfen, China, where residents say they literally choke on coal dust in the evenings, exemplifies many Chinese cities;

Haina, Dominican Republic, has severe lead contamination because of lead battery recycling, a [...]

Tags: Asia, battery, child, china, Chinese, cities, city, coal, experience, global, greenpeace, housing, leather, mine, mines, mining, nuclear, owned, russia, time, war, warming

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North Korea blasted U.N. sanctions Tuesday aimed at punishing the country for its atomic test, saying the measures were a declaration of war and that the nation wouldn’t yield to such pressure now that it’s a nuclear weapons power.
"The resolution cannot be construed otherwise than a declaration of a war" against the North, also known [...]

Tags: border, chavez, china, democrat, democrats, economy, General, generations, hugo, it, japan, korea, nuclear, Opinions, People, Politics, resolution, security, venezuela, war

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Five years ago, President Bush warned us that there were some bad guys out there. He’s been pretty much dead on target with his warning. Iran, Iraq, and North Korea have all been issues that have caused problems within the US, and given the United Nations major headaches. North Korea has gotten [...]

Tags: bush, china, dead, housing, Iran, iraq, korea, Media, president, washington

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Yesterday I mentioned China in regards to my comments on Senator Stabenow’s bill to tap the SPR.  Specifically the fact that China is now trying to fill their SPR as well.  Today I find this article at Gateway Pundit:
The Chinese government has sent thousands of police to petrol stations in the southern city of Guangzhou [...]

Tags: anwr, china, Oil Supply

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