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September 30th, 2011 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
AFP
September 29, 2011
BEIJING, China (AFP) – Beijing expressed hope on Thursday that the United States would not pass a bill to punish China over its alleged currency manipulation.
US senators unveiled the bill last week amid deep anger at stubbornly high US unemployment of over nine percent, with the sour economy the top issue on voters’ minds as the race to the November 2012 elections heats up.
Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid on Monday predicted the legislation — opposed by the White House — would pass, but China’s foreign ministry said it hoped lawmakers would not push through the bill.
“We hope that the two countries can solve problems on the basis of mutual respect and equality and in keeping with WTO (World Trade Organisation) rules, rather than politicising economic trade issues and resorting to trade protectionism,” said ministry spokesman Hong Lei.
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Manipulation… There is nothing like the pot calling the kettle black. Recent events in monitary policy proves that easily.
Guess the W T O got its fanny in a mess and needs legislation? They’ve stood on their own and done its deeds. Let them continue.
When Americans stood up against practices of the W T O look what happened. Now you want US help?
I propose non interference with the US government.
Let W T O duke it out with China on their own.
We shouldn’t need a bill to rebuke the food products and junk that the PRC produces. They are not our friends by any measure.
Just look at all the rats they feed you at Chinese restaurants…