Per President's Remarks to the Press Pool Coffee Station Crawford, Texas 12:30 P.M. CST,Dated, November 26, 2004; Question was given to President, George Bush as the following: Today the World Trade Organization finalized or approved sanctions the European Union will have against the United States, $150 million worth of sanctions for the Byrd amendment. Do you have any comments on that?

PRESIDENT George Bush answered: Well, we've worked hard to comply with the WTO. I think it's important that all nations comply with WTO rulings. I'll work with Congress to get into compliance. As you might remember, we worked on the FISC/ETI bill because of the WTO ruling. We expect the WTO, as well, to treat our trading partners as they treat us. And that's why, for example, I filed complaint on the Airbus situation. We believe that the subsidies for Airbus are unfair for U.S. companies, such as Boeing.(1)

We the citizens hope and pray to see positive ending as soon as possible for a long time EU Airbus subsidies and unfair global marketing. The Boeing Company has been put up too long with EU's Government subsidies. We hope and pray that Bush Administration recognizes not only ending EU Airbus Subsidies and but, also the Boeing Company needs Economic healing support along with U.S.A. Economic recover......Airbus has been dominated too long with unfair global marketing for the Boeing Company and many other industries in U.S.A...etc...

According to Boeing News dated January, 11, 2005: U.S and EU will discuss to ending subsidies for fair balance in the commercial aircraft market without provide additional development and production support and to refrain from pursuing WTO litigation during the time they are negotiating.

In addition to ending subsidies, The Boeing Company President and Chief Executive Officer, Harry Stonecipher, also welcome the expressed intent to incorporate into an agreement transparency and strong dispute-settlement procedures.

Boeing will continue to support and work with the U.S. government during the negotiations, and looks forward to ending positive result.(3)

President, George W. Bush (in May 7, 2001) pursued The United States and the European Union share the largest bilateral trade and investment relationship in the world, accounting for over $1.5 trillion. In order to ensure that this critically important economic relationship continues to thrive, President Bush and his EU counterparts established in 2002 the "Positive Economic Agenda" to advance bilateral cooperation to reduce trade frictions and foster expanded transatlantic commerce. (2)

It is positive to see that President, George Bush concerns and provide a useful vehicle for ensuring that European legislation not impede US participation in European capital markets. He is well aware of EU subsidies has not been fair for the Boeing Company for a long time.....(Per The White House For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary, August 13, 2004, President George Bush addressed that "Airbus was founded about 30 years ago and has received, in those 30 years, large government subsidies from European nations, and continues to receive them. And I think those subsidies are unfair.")(4 ).

President George Bush expects fair balance and positive output for during the negotiations like WTO to treat our trading partners as they treat U.S.

Per seattlepi.nwsource.com, The Bush administration would still be prepared to go ahead with a WTO case if the negotiations did not produce a satisfactory settlement to end subsidies. President, Goerge Bush is planning to visit the EU head office in Brussels, Belgium, on Feb. 22. 2005.

Senator Murray and other members of Congress, and Rep. Jay Inslee, D-Wash, have long complained that Airbus receives billions in cash advances to pursue virtually risk-free products development. Airbus continues to use this enormous subsidy to distort the international market for large commercial aircraft. It is becoming more critical issues that U.S. must end direct subsidies to Airbus to restore a competitive balance in large commercial aircraft trade whether through these negotiations or a trade case at the World Trade Organization.

It is positive to see Senators, Officcials, and President continue to be involved concerns for commercial aerospace issues and work together for United States America better.

Hope the serious talk EU to stop EU Airbus subsidies as soon as possble and make the global market harmonized the world by the fair marketing for Boeing Company and affected many other industries......The World Best Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner should stays with the world global marketing fairness. The Boeing Company stays what it's true value of the competition in the large commercial aircraft market without disrupted by "Airbus' refundable launch aid and subsidies by their Government".