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To: Joe Hadenuf
Your aint kidding thats one way to shut down Car Unions.
China is to make cars in 2006 ... Hydai garbage will seem expensive when walmart/china cars star to wash ashore...

its going to be a riot... there is a slight rumbling that china is overstretched financially and might be in credit trouble.. thats the rumblings...
14 posted on 05/16/2004 7:52:44 PM PDT by Flavius ("... we should reconnoitre assiduosly... " Vegetius)
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To: Flavius

Report sees oil at $51 a barrel by 2025 Energy Dept. predicts 54 percent increase in demand
The Associated Press
Updated: 12:30 p.m. ET April 14, 2004
WASHINGTON - Crude oil prices will increase gradually and reach $51 a barrel by 2025 due to inflation and rising energy needs in developing nations, according to an Energy Department projection.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4739061/

BOY WERE THOSE GUYS WRONG>.. who'd thunk it it will be now...


19 posted on 05/16/2004 7:55:36 PM PDT by Flavius ("... we should reconnoitre assiduosly... " Vegetius)
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To: Flavius
Oh great...when they crash, it'll be real bad. We're already heading for a new recession this autumn because oil prices and terrorism fears will induce stagflation. I'm starting to worry badly that the present boom will run out of gas--quite literally--long before 11-2.

And that means President Kerry--except that he finds decreasing gasoline prices "unacceptable to the American people" and "outrageous." Well, I'm an American person and I know several American persons who find increasing gas prices outrageous and unacceptable.
34 posted on 05/16/2004 8:06:16 PM PDT by dufekin (John F. Kerry. Irrational, improvident, backward, seditious.)
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