Jak Zablocki na mydle ,...

[spitt]

Po kiego nam wrogowie skoro mamy takiego "sojusznika" - Krew mnie
zalewa jak patrze na amerykanska ignorancje i polityczna korupcje ,.

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AIPAC Bill will Destroy More American Jobs
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06/23/2009

"AIPAC legislated restrictions on US businesses and workers already
cost 100,000 American jobs per year. New AIPAC legislation targeting
Iran could lead to further jobs loss."

An AIPAC effort in Congress seeks to cut off U.S. loans to some
American companies doing business with India and Iran. US exports to
Iran have boomed from $85 million in 2004 to $683 million last year
as US grain and other foodstuffs find eager Persian buyers. AIPAC
sponsored amendments to the draft fiscal 2010 State and foreign
operations appropriations bill will give members their first chance
to vote on Iran sanctions since that country's presidential election
on June 12 ,...

www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/06/23/18603544.php

papier toaetowy dla urzednikow ...

[marksistowski]

.... kosztuje więcej , niż dają zyski z chandlu z Iranem

[spitt]

Po kiego nam wrogowie skoro mamy takiego "sojusznika"

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Myths vs Facts
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The US Trade Representative (USTR) negotiated the US-Israel Free
Trade Area (UIFTA) in 1984. UIFTA became law in 1985 and some
observers hail America's first bilateral free trade agreement as a
triumph in lowering barriers and boosting trade. But as the 25th
anniversary of UIFTA approaches and the economy continues to
decline, many Americans question how beneficial this deal has been
for the United States.

Americans have much cause for concern. The agreement failed to
deliver on most of the promised benefits. Ongoing violations of
American intellectual property rights and overseas crime financed by
Israel's access to US markets compound heavy losses of American
jobs.

Myth: The US Israel Free Trade Area (UIFTA) delivers "mutual
benefits".

Fact: Since 1985 US trade with Israel shifted from a surplus to a
cumulative $71 billion deficit (adjusted for inflation). The $7.8
billion US deficit with Israel in 2008 was equivalent to 126,000 US
manufacturing related jobs. UIFTA is the only such bilateral pact
producing multi-billion dollar losses to the US every year for the
last decade.

Myth: UIFTA is generally supported by US industries and associations.

Fact: During 1984 negotiations seventy-six leading American
companies such as Monsanto, Dow Chemical, Sunkist, Hunt-Wesson Foods
and organizations such as the AFL-CIO, American Farm Bureau and the
US Bromine Alliance provided urgent testimony against the UIFTA.
Only seventeen organizations—most with no direct economic stakes in
the proposed UIFTA—testified in favor. More recently
pharmaceutical, agricultural and other industry associations have
continued to lobby against ongoing trade barriers erected by Israel.

Myth: The 1984 UIFTA negotiation process was open and fair.

Fact: In 1984 the FBI investigated how the American Israel Public
Affairs Committee (AIPAC) obtained during bilateral negotiations the
classified official report containing trade secrets and other
confidential business information of industries opposed to the
UIFTA. The International Trade Commission (ITC) later confirmed
that the Israeli government also obtained a copy of the still-
classified 300 page report. The US industries most opposed to the
UIFTA were its first victims. In 1984 the Washington Post reported
that the "report would give Israel a significant advantage in the
trade talks because it discloses how far the United States is
willing to compromise on contested issues. Some of the proprietary
information, moreover, could help Israeli businesses competing with
U.S. companies." The Washington Post was right—UIFTA and subsequent
epidemic of intellectual property violations has cost the US economy
billions of dollars.

Myth: The UIFTA promotes Middle East peace and regional stability.

Fact: The UIFTA was conceived by Israel during the Reagan
administration as a reward for its covert supplies of captured
Palestinian arms to the Nicaraguan Contras in the early 1980's—just
as Congress began the Boland Amendment restrictions. Israel, which
was trying to reestablish its own arms sales to Iran after the 1979
Islamic revolution, later profited as the author and intermediary in
the Reagan administration's unsuccessful arms-for-hostages scheme
which exploded into the "Iran-Contra" scandal. With such
antecedents it is unsurprising UIFTA has done little to produce
peace in the Middle East. In the 1990's US counter-intelligence
agencies documented numerous instances of Israeli copycat US weapons
systems sales to rogue nations such as Iraq. Currently, Israeli cut
diamond exports to the United States under UIFTA fund destabilizing
illegal West Bank settlements.

Myth: The US-Israel Free Trade Agreement strengthens global rules
based trade.

Fact: Israel has been on the USTR's punitive "watch list" for the
past four years. Top industry and government concerns include
Internet music and software piracy, ongoing industrial espionage
targeting the US for trade secrets and systematized misuse of
patented US pharmaceutical innovations by Israeli generic drug
exporters in collusion with the Israeli Ministry of Health.

I znowu mrowka wyje*bała słonia...

[marksistowski]

... jakie to tragiczne

[spitt]

Tu nastepny przyklad ,...

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cleveland.indymedia.org/news/2009/07/46276.php

z powodu dysproroporcji organow słon cierpi

[marksistowski]

tak.tak.

czy cebulowa mrowka może dac yanki-słoniowi.....

[marksistowski]

..... orgazm?