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Whats your point. I think the companies you mentioned are publicly traded. There is no Communist law yet preventing business from trading in the Global market is there. Has the democratic Congress or any of the many Czars commented on this or the current President of the US?
I guess that just proves the point that conservatives don't hate all muslims....right? See, that's the problem, even when Conservatives show no biased at all, you know like going after and disliking radical Islamic Muslims who fly planes full of our people into buildings. NO, even when there's no biased at all....here comes the race baiters. You people are obsessed with race, it's like the liberal motto whether you're a liberal or not.
The Saudi Arabian royal family. Owns more of the United States. Than you will ever be aware of.
I don't recall hearing any conservatives say they favor racism or religious discrimination on the basis of investing. I think it's more about preserving our own freedoms here. Drawing a line in the sand and saying our US C freedoms are reciprocal and if you wish to partake of ours, you must accord others the same.
they love money more.
As long as the U.S. has diplomatic ties with a country, there is no prohibition against companies doing business with Saudia Arabia. In fact, Saudi Arabia is considered to be one of the U.S.'s strongest allies in the Middle East (whether it is in fact or not, is a topic for another discussion). The government does not (yet) regulate with whom companies can do business, other than countries with whom the U.S. is at war. You are aware, are you not, that General Electric (GE) was doing business with Iran until just recently, despite the known fact that Iran was supplying Islamic insurgents with the materiel to build IEDs? When the government has complete control over business, from end to end, do you know what that's called? Communism!
Newscorp is publicly traded, professor.
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it's a free enterprise. they can buy our stuff and we can borrow from them. we are very good at borrowing. it will be our downfall
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