No need to watch Nancy's back...

Her visit wasn't called off... SHE WENT! 

Who the hell is China to say what the USA does or does not do? If it were up to me China would have been kicked to the curb YEARS ago for their IP theft and their otherwise reclusive and racist society!

Maybe Taiwan want's to be more open to world culture? I can see why that would upset China!

If Instagram is any indication of how things are going in China then it's clear to see the people there are 100% trying to live the American dream! Look at how all the Chinese women dress, tight ass spandex and looking Western AF! It's rare you ever see a woman in China wearing the customary Chinese dress, not even wearing anything that pays any homage to it either! The only thing you'll see is how the women will often times blob out their faces! I don't know why they do this, but it's really the only "traditional" consistant they share at this time!

You ever try and communicate with one? It's insane! They try and pull you off to some pay-to-chat website where it cost like $10 to send them an emoji! I'm not even kidding! 

China doesn't have to be this way... they got lots of hot women with little Americans in them dying to get out! It is the reason why China does not want Pelosi in Taiwan!

As far as this Kissinger fellow goes, I don't know much about him... but from what you discribe it doesn't sound like anyone I want to waste my money or time learning about. How about the cliff-notes? 

Of course, it would have been well worth $135,294.12 just to piss off China!

I'm not saying Nancy has a $2.3 million dollar bottle of booze, but she for sure deserved a drink after having the balls to visit Taiwan! 

Here is a little secret when it comes to booze... seems like the age of the spirit corresponds with how many years younger you feel when you're intoxicated... ie: 12 year old scotch would make a 47 year old man feel 35... and so fourth...

So, 60 year old spirits would make one feel... 60 years younger.

They don't teach this shit in AA.

That's pretty gross PowerStroker.

Stan_147 wrote:

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She recently said China. Was a model for democracy.


Two words for her royal princess ass

Falun Gong

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Well said Stan !!!

There is no gray area here. Once an administration ends, all records are required to be turned over to the National Archives.

The Presidential Records Act was enacted in 1978 after President Richard Nixon sought to destroy records relating to his presidential tenure upon his resignation in 1974. The law superseded the policy in effect during Nixons tenure that a presidents records were considered private property, making clear that presidential records are owned by the public. The PRA requires the President to ensure preservation of records documenting the performance of his official duties (44 U.S.C. § 2203(a)), provides for the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) to take custody and control of the records (44 U.S.C. § 2203(g)), and sets forth a schedule of staged public access to such records (44 U.S.C. § 2204). Records covered by the PRA encompass documentary materials relating to the political activities of the President or members of the Presidents staff if they concern or have an effect upon the carrying out of constitutional, statutory, or other official or ceremonial duties of the President (44 U.S.C. § 2201(2)).[4]

As the Bartlet administration was ending on the last episode of West Wing, An army of people from the National Archives came through and hauled every scrap of paper out of the place (except 1 letter left on the Resolute desk). As the senior staff members took a final tour of the place, every computer screen simply stated "The contents of this device have been archived." Then, after the outgoing president left in the motorcade to the Capitol for the swearing in of his successor, another army of people completely packed up all personal belongings, moved in the new guy's stuff, and changed the décor and art to fit the tastes of their incoming boss. Within a few hours the place had an entirely new vibe from what it had previously. And new staff members began filling the building to be ready to hit the ground running before the new president even showed up from the inauguration balls.