Chinese people are looking at that too. That has to do with the rule of law. I believe talked about it. We want everybody to observe the rule of law. Experience of the last two decades has shown that ability to observe the rule of law, in many aspects, including the wto, the manipulation of currency, the protection of its own markets, and many other problems. Communismfferent than and democracy. I am asking you which must . All of you. How to move forward so that china can observe the rule of law so we can develop a better trust and have a more stable and peaceful regional and global development, especially in the south East China Sea maam, this is a lot of questions. Just one, rule of law. Will become ana democracy. That reminds me of a book, at the end of the cold war. Basically what was said is liberty and democracy prevails with the collapse of the former soviet union. What we saw today was so Many Political chaos in young democracies like thailand, and theukraine, egypt, sovereign
202 5853880 for democrats. Independents. For you can let us know on our social media pages. You can send this email, too. The New York Times highlights the use of airs trikes as a possibility. Michael gordon and helen cooper writing. Should the Obama Administration go forward with airstrikes, the unstable situation in iraq would require the aircraft to be based in neighboring countries. Armed drones could be based in the region or possibly in kurdistan. If the Obama Administration wanted to use air power to influence battles closer to baghdad where insurgents are operating your civilians, the strikes would be most effective if the United States deployed small teams of special forces or s. Telligence agent identifie it isng iraq highlighted in the m on the map. Highlighting the fact that drone strikes against militant likely re more are already two armed with tomahawk missiles in the persian gulf. Would you support it . For republicans. 202 5853880 for democrats. 202 5853882 for indepen
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NASA has launched the first part of a two-satellite mission called PREFIRE to study Earth's poles, with the second satellite set to launch this Saturday.