I have posted this before, but I think voters need to know the facts
The same people who got Bush into office are backing Romney.
Who has been brokering the "sell off" of the American manufacturing industry to China since 1996 (costing hundreds of millions of Americans their jobs)?
Insisted in 2000 that it would soon get easier?
Then in 2001, bragged that the all restrictions were being removed and "HE" had the contacts and ability to broker the deals?
In 2001 GWB became President.
And
The selling of America's manufacturing industry to China went big time!
Today, thanks to the success of economic reforms and a nation-wide determination to participate in the global marketplace, China offers American investors, manufacturers and service providers abundant and profitable business opportunities that even five years ago would have seemed unimaginable.
Expected further progress in such areas as privatization, banking reform, and the legal system, plus a rapidly expanding domestic consumer market, will only enhance these opportunities, making China America's number one trading partner early in the next century.
As Chairman of the U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce, I look forward to welcoming you as a member of our expanding organization.
Prescott S. Bush, Jr.
Chairman
The son of the Prescott Bush (who did business with Germany during WWII), the brother of George H. W. Bush, and the uncle of our "dear leader", former Pres. George W. Bush.
You can read the changes in the wording of "The letter of the Chairman", from 1999 (before G.W. runs) and after GWB gets into office.
Prescott was Chairman of the USCCC for at least a year after GWBush was sworn into office.
The label on some of his pictures have been changed to claim he was "retired" when they were taken.
This
Overview
went to this Overview
From a small group to this in less than a decade
April 1999
Notice the removal of claims of China offers American investors, manufacturers and service providers abundant and profitable business opportunities that even five years ago would have seemed unimaginable. Expected further progress in such areas as privatization, banking reform, and the legal system, plus a rapidly expanding domestic consumer market, will only enhance these opportunities
being changed to
the interaction between the U.S. and China has created a sea of opportunities: dynamic growth and endless possibilities for profits. However, these opportunities exist if and only if we understand the commercial requirements and the cultural, legal, and market constraints of both countries with a will towards adapting to them.
The U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce, the only truly bi-national organization of its kind concentrating on strengthening business and cultural relations between America and China
People in the US Steel Industry will be interested in the bragging on just one page in 1996 where they brag about
China securing the world's richest lode.