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« Final Combined Medal Count | Main | Helpful Computer Hints » February 28, 2006An overlooked problemHere's a better reason than trumped-up concerns over terrorism to oppose the sale of some shipping operations at six US ports to a firm in Dubai: the parent company of Dubai Ports World--Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation--participates in an Arab boycott of Israel, disallowing any products made in Israel or containing Israeli-made components to be imported into Dubai. (h/t: National Review's Corner) Posted by Eric Seymour at February 28, 2006 05:13 PM CommentsPost a comment |
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