Communist China-Russia War Games Set For August 18th
http://www.washingtontimes.com/upi/2...5419-8923r.htm

Communists rip Pentagon military report:

It took months for the Pentagon report on Communist China’s military to see
the light of day, but the cadres were able to accuse its authors of
“scheming to use this as an excuse to sell advanced weapons to Taiwan”
within hours.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...0/AR2005072002
081.html

Among those not inclined to buy the Communists’ line are the editors of the
Washington Times and Newsmax’s Charles R. Smith.

http://www.washtimes.com/op-ed/20050...5340-2594r.htm
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/arti...4/174404.shtml

CNN's Lou Dobbs has been exposing "Communist" China on his programs
recently. Today he made note that Congress has recently started referring
to China as "Communist China". - D'oh!

and "Communist" China seems to have noticed Lou Dobbs - R'uh R'oh!

China Launches "Propaganda" Offensive

China has launched a campaign to counter U.S. criticism of its growing
economic and military power, employing a top American lobbying firm to
convey Beijing’s views to Congress.

The Chinese embassy has retained Patton Boggs to lobby on a wide range of
issues before Congress, according to a lobby registration statement filed
with the U.S. Department of Justice.

The hiring of Patton Boggs – which has also represented Saudi Arabia, Kuwait
and Pakistan – "highlights China’s efforts to respond to the rising wave of
anti-Chinese sentiment in Congress,” the Financial Times reports.

"Beyond trade, the ill feeling is also driven by Chinese threats toward
Taiwan and China’s rapid military expansion.” China has significantly
increased its presence in Washington over the past two years, with
government ministries and provincial governments hiring lobbying firms –
chiefly to work on trade issues.

"The Chinese are learning to walk the walk and talk the talk,” said Robert
Kapp, former president of the U.S.-China Business Council.

Addressing a meeting of the Council on Wednesday, Tan Jiaxuan, a senior
Chinese government official, said Beijing would "gradually” address American
concerns over the trade deficit and intellectual property rights, and would
allow the U.S. greater access to services, according to the Financial Times.

"All this will mean boundless opportunities for U.S. businesses,” he said.

Tang also met with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. The discussion
focused on trade issues, preparations for a summit meeting in September
between President Bush and Chinese President Hu Jintao, and the crisis over
North Korea’s nuclear weapons program.

But even as Tang addressed the Council, U.S. legislators were passing a bill
that would allow American companies to seek tariffs on unfairly subsidized
Chinese imports. The bill had been temporarily blocked by Democrats.

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...8/165349.shtml
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