The Manchurian Brides
Chairman Mao had a novel way to ease China’s population boom
MAO Zedong proposed sending 10 million Chinese women to the United States, in talks with top envoy Henry Kissinger in 1973, according to documents released by the US State Department.
The Chinese dictator said he believed such emigration could kick-start bilateral trade but could also “harm” the US with a population explosion similar to China’s, according to documents covering US-China ties between 1973 and 1976.
In a long conversation that stretched past midnight at Mao’s residence on February 17, 1973, a cigar-smoking Mao referred to the dismal trade between the two countries, saying China was a “very poor country” and “what we have in excess is women”.
Hey, at least they wouldn’t have been covered with lead paint…
World Stuff | tree hugging sister | 
February 13, 2008 3:17 pm
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Don’t be so sure.
I have to admit I was hoping more for something Goldfinger-esque, John.
Dude, my bride’s father is from Manchuria or thereabouts. I’m on thin ice as it is. Go find your own painted Asian ta-tas.
Keep it up, and I’m going to ask THS to go one step up from her Hastlehoff pics and put in a link to naked Mike Ditka picures. Da Ballz!
Did someone say “painted Asian ta tas”….?
All Ditka photos were banned by the Geneva Convention.
And John, I reeeeeally don’t want to upset your father-in-law…