Jul 05 2007
How US blames other countries before talking
Have you ever listened to the way the US starts a dialog about cancer or health in general?
Yesterday at CNN it went like this:
- malachite green (read: Why did father get liver cancer?) is banned already 25 years in the US, in China only 5 years
- then an American spokeswoman says: China is 100 years behind when it comes to health and banning products
Now 25 minus 5 is 20… that’s why we keep on asking for better education in US!
And if they are on it: why have they been producing malachite green in the first place and after being banned, export it to … China????
Hmmm, point your finger to others when you created the product and problems in the first place/ What a way to start a dialogue…
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