Time: Thu May 29 06:45:08 1997 by primenet.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with ESMTP id GAA11509; Thu, 29 May 1997 06:02:38 -0700 (MST) by usr03.primenet.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with SMTP id GAA08396; Thu, 29 May 1997 06:02:33 -0700 (MST) Date: Thu, 29 May 1997 06:41:03 -0700 To: (Recipient list suppressed) From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar] Subject: SLS: SNET: Trafficant: Look Out For China!! (fwd) <snip> > >Hi All: >>> I thought you might enjoy a few of Congressman Jim Traficant's >>>one minute speaches. The latest is very interesting, in that he mentions >>>that the Council on Foreigh Affairs, and the Trilateral Commission want >>>MFN for China, and the only one's against it seem to be the American >>>Workers. If you would like to visit his "Site" it is: >>> http://www.house.gov/Traficant/ >>> Enjoy, Mike Mills >>> >>>NO MFN FOR CHINA >>> May 20, 1997 >>> >>>Mr. Speaker, the White House supports MFN for China. The United Nations >>>supports MFN for >>>China. The Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission, >>>they support MFN for >>>China; and naturally, China more than anyone else supports MFN for >>>China. >>> >>>It seems everyone supports MFN for China except American workers, and I >>>think their reason is >>>right on target. America's trade policy sucks. We are not going to have >>>a job left, folks. >>> >>>I would just like to say in closing out here that while we are budgeting >>>our limited assets together, >>>China keeps laughing all the way to the bank with a huge surplus. >>> >>>Beam me up, Mr. Speaker, dot com. >>> >>> >>>DENY CHINA MFN STATUS >>> May 15, 1997 >>> >>>Mr. Speaker, China's trade surplus with America may exceed $50 billion >>>this year, and experts >>>say it is no accident. >>> >>>China smacks Uncle Sam right in the kisser with a 35-percent tariff on >>>all goods and products. >>>Thirty-five percent tariff. If that is not enough to wrap General Cho in >>>a golden parachute, check >>>this out. With that $50 billion from Uncle Sam, China, reports say, is >>>now buying aircraft carriers, >>>warships, nuclear submarines and intercontinental ballistic missiles. >>> >>>It does not take the Three Stooges to figure it out. China is not >>>exactly creating a neighborhood >>>crime watch over there. I say Congress should deny MFN to China and >>>Congress should impose >>>a 35-percent tariff until China removes their tariff. >>> >>>And let me say one last thing. A Congress that takes away a gun from a >>>mugger will never be >>>called a protectionist. This may boil the blood of some free traders, >>>but China is ripping us off. >>> >>>WE NEED SOME COMMON SENSE AT THE LABOR DEPARTMENT >>> May 16, 1997 >>> >>>Mr. Speaker, the Labor Department says there are more jobs than ever. I >>>would like to discuss a >>>few. >>> >>>Ear muff assembler, dog food mixer, vibrator tester, worm picker, belly >>>builder, dog washer, >>>diaper machine tender-supervisor, hooker inspector, and a pantyhose >>>crotch closer machine >>>operator supervisor. >>> >>>Beam me up, Mr. Speaker. The truth is I think we need some common sense >>>at the Labor >>>Department. Sun Apparel just laid off 600 workers, moving to Mexico; >>>Johnson & Johnson laid >>>off 100 workers, moving to Mexico. >>> >>>The truth of the matter is that I think we should move the Labor >>>Department to Mexico, and create >>>some good jobs in America. I yield back all these jobs. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>CONGRESS SHOULD TAKE A LOOK AT CHINA, >>> THE NEXT MAJOR NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT >>> May 14, 1997 >>> >>>Mr. Speaker, China violates American trade laws, China threatens to nuke >>>their neighbors, China >>>sells nuclear weapons to our enemies, China tries to influence American >>>elections, and to boot, >>>there is no political freedom in China. There is no religious freedom in >>>China. Let us not forget >>>China is still a Communist dictatorship. >>> >>>Mr. Speaker, if that is not enough to compromise your samurai, there is >>>a group of Washington >>>politicians who want to reward China with permanent, that is right, >>>permanent most-favored-nation >>>trade status. Beam me up. >>> >>>I say there should be some permanent brain surgery for these permanent >>>politicians performed by >>>some permanent proctologist; permanent this, China. Congress had better >>>take a look at the next >>>major national security threat that is a dragon about ready to eat our >>>assets. >>> >>>NAFTA IS NOT WORKING >>> May 13, 1997 >>> >>>Mr. Speaker, the White House says NAFTA is creating new and exciting >>>jobs. I did some >>>research on those jobs: zipper trimmer, brassiere tender, jelly roller, >>>bosom presser, chicken sexer, >>>sanitary napkin specialist, and a pantyhose crotch closer machine >>>operator. That is what I call >>>exciting jobs, Mr. Speaker. >>> >>>According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, they are so great that 90 >>>percent of the American workers >>>are literally worried sick about losing their jobs and losing their >>>homes. Beam me up. I say >>>NAFTA is working for Mexico, Chile, Canada, yes, even Japan and China. >>>Think about it. >>> >>>With that I yield back all the balance of those unsexed chickens. >>> >>>NO SUNSHINE AT FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD >>> May 8, 1997 >>> >>>Mr. Speaker, school boards, council meetings, all public meetings in >>>America are subject to the >>>sunshine law, except the Federal Reserve Board. The Fed says what >>>America does not know is >>>good for America. If that is not enough to starch your leotards, check >>>this out: >>> >>>The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City allowed 28 officials from China, >>>Japan, and Europe to >>>attend one of their meetings where they discussed monetary policy. >>>Unbelievable. The American >>>people are shut out, even Congress is shut out, but the Chinese, the >>>Japanese, and the Europeans >>>are allowed in. >>> >>>Beam me up, Mr. Speaker. It is time for Congress to audit and >>>investigate these bunch of >>>internationalists setting our monetary policy that allow the Chinese and >>>the Japanese in. >>> >>>American sunshine, no way. Rising sun, welcome. The last I heard, Uncle >>>Sam controlled the Fed, >>>not Uncle Sucker. Let us get our job done. >>> >>> >>> >>>HOW DUMB CAN WE BE? >>> April 9, 1997 >>> >>>Mr. Speaker, America's building a new war machine that promises to be >>>the mother of all >>>mayhem, an awesome air force and navy and the greatest land army ever in >>>world history. And >>>America is bankrolling this Goliath in China. That is right, in China, >>>despite the fact that China is a >>>brutal dictatorship that has already threatened to nuke their neighbors. >>> >>>Now, Mr. Speaker, I say to the Congress, `If that's not enough to freeze >>>dry your stir fry, check >>>this out.' >>> >>>While China now sells Barbie and GI Joe to our kids, General Cho is >>>stocking our assets. >>> >>>Beam me up, Mr. Speaker. Hard-earned dollars by American workers >>>building the next national >>>security threat to the United States of America; how dumb can we be? How >>>dumb? >>> >>>The bottom line: Chinese toys today, but maybe just maybe a Chinese >>>missile tomorrow. Think >>>about it. >>> > >-> Send "subscribe snetnews " to majordomo@world.std.com >-> Posted by: "Byron Weeks, MD" <doc777@cyberhighway.net> > > > ======================================================================== Paul Andrew, Mitchell, B.A., M.S. : Counselor at Law, federal witness email: [address in tool bar] : Eudora Pro 3.0.1 on Intel 586 CPU web site: http://www.supremelaw.com : library & law school registration ship to: c/o 2509 N. Campbell, #1776 : this is free speech, at its best Tucson, Arizona state : state zone, not the federal zone Postal Zone 85719/tdc : USPS delays first class w/o this ========================================================================
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