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http://www.examiner.com/republican-in-washington-dc/impeachment-time-obama-grants-eminent-domain-rights-to-china-to-secure-debt

this was '09

http://www.freepressers.com/2011/06/china-wants-to-construct-a-50-square-mile-self-sustaining-city-south-of-boise-idaho/

this was a couple days ago

http://voices.idahostatesman.com/2011/06/13/rockybarker/boise_officials_have_not_had_followup_chinese_company

this was a week ago: Idaho Statesman

My question is how much of the United States belongs to other countries under various eminent domain agreements?

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edit: freepress does state that 50 square miles will be set up for this venture basically run and staffed by Chinese. An internal self sustaining community.

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meangreenacct Community Regular

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What does this first link have to do with the others? I see no mention of China having "eminent domain" rights? Even many of the commenters on your first link say that it's a bunch of garbage, which seems reasonable since in the last two years I have not heard one mention of it from any reputable new agency or Fox News.

CBL - That link was too funny, looked like what I read on the comments in the first linked article by EE.

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What does this first link have to do with the others? I see no mention of China having "eminent domain" rights? Even many of the commenters on your first link say that it's a bunch of garbage, which seems reasonable since in the last two years I have not heard one mention of it from any reputable new agency or Fox News.

CBL - That link was too funny, looked like what I read on the comments in the first linked article by EE.

It is just somewhat of a chronological order.....

CBL...you will have to get with the three news papers (The Examiner, Freepress, and the Idaho Statesman) to see how they were able to collaborate your insuation of this being conspiracy.

TheTastyGreek Collaborator

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Sorry, you lost me there.

I blame your laziness primarily on Calvin Coolidge's policies, but truly they can be traced directly back all the way to Benjamin Harrison's shameful legacy.

The signs are there if you know your historee.

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I blame your laziness primarily on Calvin Coolidge's policies, but truly they can be traced directly back all the way to Benjamin Harrison's shameful legacy.

The signs are there if you know your historee.

I defer to my signature in matters like this.

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I blame your laziness primarily on Calvin Coolidge's policies, but truly they can be traced directly back all the way to Benjamin Harrison's shameful legacy.

The signs are there if you know your historee.

You know, at first glance, Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison have little in common...different parties and policies, etc...but, that's exactly what the government wants you to believe.

Even a quick glance shows some interesting similarities...both were lawyers, both were Presbyterians...their names even are remarkably similar.

Their names, you ask? What's similar about Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison? Well, nothing...until I tell you that Grover is Cleveland's MIDDLE name...his given first name is, wait for it, STEPHEN!!! Holy cow!

What, still not seeing it? let me, literally, spell it out for you:

B-E-N-J-A-M-I-N-H-A-R-R-I-S-O-N ---> 16 letters

S-T-E-P-H-E-N-C-L-E-V-E-L-A-N-D ---> 16 letters

Oh my...this in and of itself is telling, but there's MORE! Grover Cleveland was from Caldwell, New Jersey...Benjamin Harrison was from North Bend, Ohio...yes, OHIO...same state who's largest city is...CLEVELAND!!!

One or two of these bits of evidence could just be played off as coincidence...but all of it piled together can lead one to only one inevitable and logical conclusion...Benjamin Harrison was conceptualized by the US Government and never actually existed. Grover Cleveland actually served THREE successive terms as US President.

Cleveland was loathed by William McKinley, who took office in 1897 and spent much of his first term in office attempting to pass legislation to establish a 2 term limit for Presidents. Cleveland still had many Democratic friends in Congress who halted the President's efforts...but the 1900 election saw a shift in both houses of Congress and it was clear that McKinley would succeed. So Theodore Roosevelt shot him (look it up).

Roosevelt wasn't a Cleveland supporter...but what he was was clairvoyant...a psychic, if you will and he knew that his 5th cousin Franklin Roosevelt would end up needing nearly 4 terms to instill his socialist agenda and ruin the American way of life (Teddy Roosevelt was actually born in the Ukraine...again, look it up). So Teddy offed McKinley, created Benjamin Harrison and made him the 23rd president, breaking up the 12 years of Grover Cleveland and then, as he later taught Joseph Goebbels, if you simply repeat the lie it will eventually become truth. By 1920, Benjamin Harrison had become a "real" person and the rest, is as we say, history.

Or should I say, "history."

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You know, at first glance, Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison have little in common...different parties and policies, etc...but, that's exactly what the government wants you to believe.

Even a quick glance shows some interesting similarities...both were lawyers, both were Presbyterians...their names even are remarkably similar.

Their names, you ask? What's similar about Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison? Well, nothing...until I tell you that Grover is Cleveland's MIDDLE name...his given first name is, wait for it, STEPHEN!!! Holy cow!

What, still not seeing it? let me, literally, spell it out for you:

B-E-N-J-A-M-I-N-H-A-R-R-I-S-O-N ---> 16 letters

S-T-E-P-H-E-N-C-L-E-V-E-L-A-N-D ---> 16 letters

Oh my...this in and of itself is telling, but there's MORE! Grover Cleveland was from Caldwell, New Jersey...Benjamin Harrison was from North Bend, Ohio...yes, OHIO...same state who's largest city is...CLEVELAND!!!

One or two of these bits of evidence could just be played off as coincidence...but all of it piled together can lead one to only one inevitable and logical conclusion...Benjamin Harrison was conceptualized by the US Government and never actually existed. Grover Cleveland actually served THREE successive terms as US President.

Cleveland was loathed by William McKinley, who took office in 1897 and spent much of his first term in office attempting to pass legislation to establish a 2 term limit for Presidents. Cleveland still had many Democratic friends in Congress who halted the President's efforts...but the 1900 election saw a shift in both houses of Congress and it was clear that McKinley would succeed. So Theodore Roosevelt shot him (look it up).

Roosevelt wasn't a Cleveland supporter...but what he was was clairvoyant...a psychic, if you will and he knew that his 5th cousin Franklin Roosevelt would end up needing nearly 4 terms to instill his socialist agenda and ruin the American way of life (Teddy Roosevelt was actually born in the Ukraine...again, look it up). So Teddy offed McKinley, created Benjamin Harrison and made him the 23rd president, breaking up the 12 years of Grover Cleveland and then, as he later taught Joseph Goebbels, if you simply repeat the lie it will eventually become truth. By 1920, Benjamin Harrison had become a "real" person and the rest, is as we say, history.

Or should I say, "history."

None of this explains why China bombed Pearl Harbor.

Maybe you could link me to another forum?

I defer to my signature in matters like this.

I'd defer to mine, but they made me take my Anthony pic down.

meangreenacct Community Regular

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It is just somewhat of a chronological order.....

CBL...you will have to get with the three news papers (The Examiner, Freepress, and the Idaho Statesman) to see how they were able to collaborate your insuation of this being conspiracy.

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2011/feb/09/chain-email/chain-e-mail-claims-foreign-trade-zones-are-chines/

Discussed in here is similar to what is proposed in those "articles".

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TheTastyGreek Collaborator

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In ee's defense, he does have a very public history of missing or overlooking crucial internet information.

Nothing shocking about a "not see" online mistake here.

eulesseagle Newbie

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In ee's defense, he does have a very public history of missing or overlooking crucial internet information.

Nothing shocking about a "not see" online mistake here.

perhaps all three papers, including the Idaho Statesman (Boise), got all the information from politifac. I doubt it but belive what you want.

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UNTFan23 Rising Star

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perhaps all three papers, including the Idaho Statesman (Boise), got all the information from politifac. I doubt it but belive what you want.

The last time you referenced PolitiFact as a source, you misrepresented a Sarah Palin quote as a fact (it wasn't).

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eulesseagle Newbie

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The last time you referenced PolitiFact as a source, you misrepresented a Sarah Palin quote as a fact (it wasn't).

I am not referencing politifac....I am referencing three papers including the Boise, Idaho paper.

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meangreenacct Community Regular

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perhaps all three papers, including the Idaho Statesman (Boise), got all the information from politifac. I doubt it but belive what you want.

I don't think that was "in the Idaho Statesman", it was in a blog on their site. It also did not support anything from the first two links, it basically so no word on the subject since the issue first came up. I would hardly call that link a credible journalistic story.

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I don't think that was "in the Idaho Statesman", it was in a blog on their site. It also did not support anything from the first two links, it basically so no word on the subject since the issue first came up. I would hardly call that link a credible journalistic story.

STOP ASKING HIM FOR ONLINE REFERENCES.

Have you no long term memory?!? Have we not been getting some big weather around here lately as it is?!?

If nothing else, do it for Libia.

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STOP ASKING HIM FOR ONLINE REFERENCES.

Have you no long term memory?!? Have we not been getting some big weather around here lately as it is?!?

If nothing else, do it for Libia.

You'll note, Chone Figgins has never been quite the same player since that thread disappeared.

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I wonder who we can blame? _____ explained, maybe?

Has to be more to it than that...Scott Feldman hasn't pitched in the bigs for a year and a half, Jason Marquis throws in the opposite league, and he's 4 for 10 with a home run against Craig Breslow for his career.

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Has to be more to it than that...Scott Feldman hasn't pitched in the bigs for a year and a half, Jason Marquis throws in the opposite league, and he's 4 for 10 with a home run against Craig Breslow for his career.

You are obvoiuouusly ignorant of the Protocols of the Elders of Koufax. Please learn your historeee.

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Has to be more to it than that...Scott Feldman hasn't pitched in the bigs for a year and a half, Jason Marquis throws in the opposite league, and he's 4 for 10 with a home run against Craig Breslow for his career.

Don't be so quick to the trigger... Ryan Braun is hitting over .300, and with the upheaval at the QB position in Minnesota, playing time for Sage Rosenfels isn't out of the question....

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Don't be so quick to the trigger... Ryan Braun is hitting over .300, and with the upheaval at the QB position in Minnesota, playing time for Sage Rosenfels isn't out of the question....

Meanwhile, Kapler gently weeps...

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