Aaron: Bush Was Right About Dubai Port Deal

By James Donahue

March 13, 2006

Psychic and Prophet Aaron C. Donahue said Sunday U. S. President George W. Bush was correct in pressing for the sale of U. S. Eastern port operations to the Dubai-based DP World.

Bush warned Friday that the collapse of the sale to DB World in the United Arab Emirates will hurt American efforts to recruit Mideast governments as partners in the war on terror.

Donahue said the agreement was scuttled because of the prejudices expressed by U.S. legislators. He said he agreed with Mr. Bush that the operation of American ports by DB World would have posed no security risk, and the politics that stopped the sale may have the opposite effect.

“President Bush had it right on,” Donahue told his Voice of Lucifer Internet radio audience. “A good working relationship with a Middle Eastern country that would have had a lot to lose in the event of a terrorist attack would have given us the extra security we need along our Eastern coast.”

He asked his listeners to put themselves in the shoes of the Saudi's who wanted to buy and run this business after what has happened.

“They know that America turned them down because of its prejudice,” he said. “How do you think they will react to a terrorist threat?”

Donahue said America has always had a weak security breach at its ports and has been unable to do an effect job protecting its borders, mainly due to the large volume of business done through its ports with the rest of the world.

“This deal was our best chance of stopping terrorists from hitting us on our Eastern coast,” he said.