China knows where its interests lie. But could they be with regular Americans? While many in China praised the bailout of Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac, many others are correctly damning the bigger bailout being passed for Wall Street. Strangely enough,... ...full story at The China Expat
from The China Expat on Tue, Sep 23 2008
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MUST SEE The REAL REASON For The Bailout (Hint: FOREIGNERS) »
YouTube video Its not about you. Its not about Main Street. Its not even about Wall Street.
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China's bailout expected to benefit San Francisco businesses » People's Daily China's 586-billion-dollar economic bailout, announced over the weekend, will be a windfall for San Francisco businesses, it was reported on Wednesday. The bailout "could not have come at a better time for Bay Area business delegations looking to... |
| 31 Oct 08 |
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FM: China willing to consider joining bailout plans in response to financial crisis » People's Daily China will continue to actively consider joining all kinds of bailout plans in response to the global financial crisis, the Foreign Ministry said on Thursday. Spokeswoman Jiang Yu made the remark at a regular press conference here when asked... |
| 09 Sep 08 |
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| 12 Dec 08 |
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