Posted by j heitkemper on July 25, 2009 at 07:45:05 from (98.108.122.91):
In Reply to: Tires posted by plow hand on July 25, 2009 at 06:48:43:
trash ... To Me , judging from Poisonous painted toys, tainted baby formula , coffeemakers and appliances that will burn down houses , jacks that are best useful for boat anchors , bendable drillbits , and so on ,,,it is Doubtful if Chinese have a hazardous Waste disposal plan,.LOL..... OTHER THAN , blending such waste into any product being shipped out of their borders to Walmart and other such price scalpers here in theU.S. ,....My experience with that countries products makes me believe that THEY are at war with US ,and WE ,or rather,some of U.S. are too stupid to realize it !.. It seems , Their merchandise sent here is meant to sabotage and do as much riplling effect HARM , mentally , physically,emotionally disturbing our financial soverienty .....Free trade with China .....there go your jobs ,AMERICA ! ,,, WAKE UP WASHINGTON DC !!!
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