posted September 07, 2009 11:37 AM         

Now, Barack 'The Red' O'Bomber is going to raise the flag of Communist Red China on the south lawn of the White House.

Before you jump to the conclusion this is protocol and that there's a meeting at the White House between Communist Chinese government officials and US government members...it's not that at all.

Raising the Communist Chinese flag is to commemorate the anniversary of the take over...by murder, subversion and stealth by Communists of mainland China.

In the intervening period, these Communist bast@rds have murdered more than 100 MILLION of their own citizens.

Nice job O'Bomber The Red.

The Global Times is reporting that On Sept. 20th,

"the national flag of the People’s Republic of China will be raised for the first time on the south lawn of the White House... Overseas Chinese planned the ceremony in the US to celebrate China’s National Day. Chen Ronghua, chairman of the US-Fujian Association, was the proponent of the event.
'It was always my dream to raise a Chinese flag in the center of Washington DC', he told the Global Times. 'This year, my motherland’s 60th birthday, is the perfect time for it.'”

Even though the People's Republic of China flag-raising ceremony-- in celebration of China's National Day-- may help foster "good relations between China and the US,” as Chen imagines, it is quite likely that the notion of a communist flag flying in front of the white house may not resonate well with some.

China's National Day is the Chinese holiday that marks the anniversary of the Communist Party of China and it's 1949 victory over the Nationalist forces of Chiang Kai Shek. Kai Shek had attempted to eradicate the Chinese Communists in his life-long struggle against the communist regime.

"The grand ceremony for the founding of People's Republic of China was held on this day in Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Mao Zedong, Chairman of the Central People's Government, solemnly declared the founding of P.R.C. at the ceremony and raised the first national flag of China himself." Chinatravel.com

Fast forward to China today, Amnesty International has documented how China is "ranked lowest of 13 selected countries in terms of human rights and working conditions, and environmental issues."

For those American veterans who have given of their blood and their lives to fight against communism on battle fields throughout history, and for those who cherish freedom of speech, freedoms of press, religion, assembly and reproductive rights-- they, too, may find the People's Republic of China's flag on the White House lawn "divisive" and wounding.
http://www.examiner.com/x-6722-Miami-City-Buzz-Examiner~y2009m9d4-Chinas-national-flag-to-be-raised-for-first-time-on-White-House-lawn-whats-in-a-flag-anyway

posted September 07, 2009 12:46 PM         

A ceremony, indeed, will take place. But it won't happen on the White House grounds -- rather, on the Ellipse, on the other side of E Street from the presidential residence
By Wendell Goler

FOXNews.com

Friday, September 04, 2009

The White House on Friday dismissed as inaccurate reports from China that the administration will mark the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic by flying the Chinese flag on the South Lawn.

China Daily, citing other media reports, claimed the president of the Fujian Association of the United States had been granted permission to hoist the flag "in a ceremony in front of the President's residence."

A ceremony, indeed, will take place. But it won't happen on the White House grounds -- rather, on the Ellipse, on the other side of E Street from the presidential residence.

China Daily's report -- which said the flag would represent strong U.S.-Chinese relations and recognition of China's success in hosting the 2008 Summer Olympics -- set off howls of protest on the Internet and among conservative talk show hosts despite failing to receive confirmation from the White House.

Demonstrations by foreign groups on the Ellipse or in Lafayette Park, in front of the White House, are not uncommon. But foreign flags are only flown on the White House grounds or on Pennsylvania Avenue to mark "state" or "official" visits of the countries' leaders.

Under those guidelines, the Chinese flag has flown on White House grounds before, in April of 2006, when President Hu Jintao visited then President George W. Bush.

In fact the current controversy is reminiscent of that visit. The Chinese insisted it was a state visit, despite U.S. assurances it was only an official one. The "state visit" label would have implied a bigger honor to Hu and to China, but Bush only had a handful of state visits and Hu's wasn't one of them.

posted September 07, 2009 03:02 PM         

The Chinese say..."The ceremony has gotten official approval," Xiao Shuigen, secretary of the Union of Chinese American Professional Organizations, told the Times.
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=108907

posted September 07, 2009 08:33 PM         

I'm saying that the White House comes with its own indoctrination regarding etiquette that would prevent this from being a likely scenario for an Administration mistake. I'm sure there is a team in place to ensure this Administration gets the formalities of Head of State right, and I don't think a flag raising is a likely point of error.

posted September 08, 2009 12:17 AM         

You mean like the protocol which Hillary used on her big red button that was intended to say "Reset" in relations with Russia?

The big red button which said "peregruzka", in Russian and means "overloaded" or "overcharged", rather than "reset".
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0309/19719.html

There have been more screwups in this administration than any other 10 administrations in memory..and, we're only 8 months into O'Bomber's disaster for America.

You need to face facts acoustic. Someone in the White House screwed up royally and made a deal with the Communist Chinese to fly their flag on the South Lawn of the White House...to commemorate the formation of the Chinese Communist government.

When it leaked out to the public the smelly stuff hit the fan and the O'Bomber administration scrambled for cover.

posted September 08, 2009 01:23 AM         

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You need to face facts acoustic

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And what FACTS would those be, Jwhop? You haven't got any that substantiate what you're saying. None of what's been written backs your story whatsoever. You're being absurd!

What I proposed is FAR more logical and likely than what you've supposed.

posted September 08, 2009 10:03 AM         

However, because I can actually think...unlike you...and because this administration is a sorry collection of F-ups who are in constant cover their a$ses mode...my proposition makes a hell of a lot more sense than yours. But, that's the usual case, isn't it acoustic?

posted September 12, 2009 08:32 AM         

I notice you've moved to the left coast.

Didn't you read all those stories about the probability of the left coast breaking off the mainland and sinking into the Pacific?