From: cosc17b9@menudo.uh.edu ((COSC12GQ) 92F06884)
Subject: Re: Please FAX this letter to George Bush
Organization: University of Houston
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 19:14:11 GMT

In article <2AD3D8CA.4721@news.service.uci.edu> yeh@netix.com (Mr Shannon Yeh) writes:
>
>
>September 8, 1992
>
>To: President George Bush
>RE: Bill S1216
>
>Mr. Bush:
>
>Please ignore the S1216 bill for five simple reasons:
>
>1. Most of those covered Chinese students are Bu4Xue2Wu2Shu4**--when they 
>   were in China, they spent 8 hours per day for getting ready to go to
>   the US; since they came to the US, they spent more hours on the so called
>   Chinese human-rights problems while they do not dare to go back to China
>   (By the way, do you feel that this is funy?).
>
>   As students, how much time did they invest on their own thing--study?
>   Based on your instinct, please do ask yourself a question: are those 
>   students a kind of "someones" who can make "something" happen?  If not,
>   why don't you pay more attention to those Haitian refugees who really
>   have trouble to go home?
>
>2. Most of those Chinese students are liers--do they really face any danger 
>   to go back to China?  If so, what is the difference, in terms of danger 
>   to return, between the Chinese students who came to the US before 04/11/90 
>   and those who came over after?
>
>3. Regardless you will be the next president or not, you do not have to 
>   hurt the Chinese people just for those couple of thousand of students.
>   Did any Chinese national in China tell you that you supported this
>   so called protection bill?  If you could become the next US president, you 
>   are expected to fix the US economy problems; if you are out of luck, then, 
>   you don't have to get the Chinese people mad during your final days in the
>   White House.
>
>4. What can the US get from granting "protection" to those students, 
>   politically and economically?  If those handful amount of Chinese students 
>   can make the difference on the sick economy in this country, then, Bill 
>   Clinton will win the elction because those students like Clinton more than
>   you (you may have noticed that the Democrats asked the Chinese "student 
>   leader" to clamour for Bill Clinton during their convention in New York).  
>   If those small amount of Chinese students can significantly affect 
>   the China-US politics, then, they are important already--what do they need 
>   protection for?  
>
>5. President Bush, please allow me to ask you a simple question: if you 
>   sponsored my college degree work based on the understanding that I would
>   do something good for you in return in the future, and if I screw you up 
>   after I got my degree, how do you feel about my behave?  Please be reminded
>   that ALL those Chinese students were sponsored by the Chinese government 
>   when they were at colleges in China.
>
>Based on the above reasons, I urge you to ignore this S1216 bill.  Thank you
>for your attention and consideration.
>
>Best Regards,
>
>(Sign here)
>
>(Print your name here)
>
>**Please check with your Chinese speaking consultant about the meaning of
>  Bu4Xue2Wu2Shu4.

This is a total insult to the U.S. President rather than insult to your
fellow countrymen. You knew only those who don't have brain in their
skull will send such an insult to get what they want. Another good 
piece of entertainment showing how stupid you are.

Your inability to conduct a no-nonsense campaign to convince other people
that you are correct on the issue and your stupid postings showed how
incompetent you are. I think Bu4 Xue2 Wu2 Shu4 is what you see when you
look into the mirror.


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