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4. Can a U.S. company own property in the vicinity of a Chinese military facility's restricted airspace

Fri Feb 22, 2013, 11:53 PM

Feb 2013

I highly doubt it.

The Chinese should STFU.

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Court lets stand Obama's China wind farm ban [View all] TexasTowelie Feb 2013 OP

China is not your friend Canuckistanian Feb 2013 #2

welcome to Politics Kokonoe Feb 2013 #3

Its CEO, Wu Jialiang, said. . . Nanjing to Seoul Feb 2013 #6

I would send you a PM, but I will adress your rant here Left Coast2020 Feb 2013 #8

In China, copying is seen as a mark of skill and superiority jsr Feb 2013 #13

Okay, you validated what I said Nanjing to Seoul Feb 2013 #14

And in the UK we pay a US company. dipsydoodle Feb 2013 #11

The location of the wind generators is apparently very near a major U.S. amandabeech Feb 2013 #12

I believe Boardman has a chemical weapons depot davidpdx Feb 2013 #10

It probably is near Boardman Franker65 Feb 2013 #15