This thread discusses the Content article: China protests mistaken missile fuses delivery by U.S.

"We ... demand the U.S. side thoroughly investigate this matter, and report to China in a timely matter the details of the situation and eliminate the negative effects and disastrous consequences created by this incident," Qin said.

Can you say, "the debtor is servant to the lender"?

Despite the lack of a U.S. defense pact, or even diplomatic ties with Taiwan since Washington opened formal relations with Beijing in 1979, America is the island's biggest arms supplier, selling it about $10 billion worth of arms between 1999 and 2006.

Given that was written is true, this quote demonstrats the true price of USA 2nd amendment rights - the right to bear arms.

Compound that with the "freedom of religion" ideals practiced by the monks, and poof! A nation is birthed and given power through the same Good-Authority that birthed the USA. We, each state, becomes defenders of the other...Allies! I guess is a better term. (I just wish we could clean up those self-indulgent suicide/murder missions. That's sick!)

U.S. law also requires that the Pentagon ensure Taiwan can defend itself -- a provision interpreted by some as meaning U.S. military forces could help repel any attack on the island.
See, defense of Taiwan is also law of the land!

The Keeper wrote:
This thread discusses the Content article: China protests mistaken missile fuses delivery by U.S.

"We ... demand the U.S. side thoroughly investigate this matter, and report to China in a timely matter the details of the situation and eliminate the negative effects and disastrous consequences created by this incident," Qin said.

Can you say, "the debtor is servant to the lender"?

So what are they going to do Keeper? Say; Gimme all that money back! We'll just say; don't got it! Then what? Are they going to threaten to stop sending those lead laden toys for Christmas? Like it or not, we're tied together at the hip, Keeper.

We'll just say; aahso sorrry, and move on.