Gee...looks like I'll have to do without my Syrian...errr...UHHHH...huuuuuuuuuuuuh
1 posted on
06/19/2004 6:52:53 PM PDT by
xrp
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To: xrp
I suspect the real threat might be international team tag to their efforts.
Fuel prices have jumped 40%, steel prices have jumped 40% and now cement is being rationed down to only support about 200CY of concrete per batch plant daily. All due to shortages in international shipping, in large part because of Chinese priority for those resources.
If you planned to build this year,...you might want to plan some more. Those without accounts with concrete batch plants might find they have a long wait for concrete in the foreseeable future.
Most of these shortages are pure shortages from foreign imports being directed elsewhere.
27 posted on
06/19/2004 7:08:03 PM PDT by
Cvengr
(;^))
To: xrp
"We are not simple-minded to the degree that we imagine we can affect the great American economy,"
So glad he made that clear.... Gut laughing here.
To: xrp
This is bad.
I was thinking about buying a Syrian car, or radio, or microwave, or dialysis machine, or telephone, or computer, or airplane, or something.
Now it looks like I can't.
30 posted on
06/19/2004 7:09:28 PM PDT by
spodefly
(This post meets the minimum daily requirements for cynicism and irony.)
To: xrp
Uhhhh...I can feel the tension in the air!
31 posted on
06/19/2004 7:11:32 PM PDT by
mattdono
(To President Reagan: Rest now. Look in on us. Enjoy eternity. I'll see you again some day.)
To: xrp
EXPORTS:
B) Syria to U.S.:
Syrian Exports to U.S. for all 2001: $159 million
Syrian Exports to U.S. for all 2000: $158 million
% change: +0.6%
Top 15 U.S. Imports from Syria (in $ value)
mineral fuel, oil |
$70.9 million |
art/antiques |
$26.9 million |
knit apparel |
$23.9 million |
woven apparel |
$12.8 million |
spices, coffee, tea |
$ 6.6 million |
other vegetable |
$ 4.2 million |
specialty provisions |
$ 3.2 million |
misc textile articles |
$ 2.2 million |
cotton yarn, fabric |
$ 1.9 million |
cocoa |
$ 0.7 million |
manmade staple fibers |
$ 0.6 million |
furniture and bedding |
$ 0.5 million |
machinery |
$ 0.4 million |
manmade filament, fabric |
$ 0.4 million |
wood |
$ 0.2 million |
Fastest Growing U.S. Import from Syria: Textile Floor Coverings up by 815%
32 posted on
06/19/2004 7:11:47 PM PDT by
Rebelbase
( aka Gassybrowneyedbum)
To: xrp
33 posted on
06/19/2004 7:12:18 PM PDT by
nuconvert
("America will never be intimidated by thugs and assassins." ( Azadi baraye Iran)
To: xrp
No more Syrian veggie burgers for me.
38 posted on
06/19/2004 7:15:50 PM PDT by
doug from upland
(Don't wait until it is too late to stop Hillary -- do something today!)
To: xrp
Gosh!...this is gonna hurt, ouch!!(sarcasm)
39 posted on
06/19/2004 7:17:20 PM PDT by
mystery-ak
(*They are all Pat Tillman's*........Rush)
To: AdmSmith; Valin; F14 Pilot
40 posted on
06/19/2004 7:17:25 PM PDT by
nuconvert
("America will never be intimidated by thugs and assassins." ( Azadi baraye Iran)
To: xrp
Syria only exports bullshit anyway. We can get that from any other Arab country.
47 posted on
06/19/2004 7:21:20 PM PDT by
calmseas
To: xrp
Wow; I guess I'll forgo my usual Syrian mud bath...
I spit on Syria in toto... What worthless country; a pimple on the ass of humanity...
54 posted on
06/19/2004 7:26:56 PM PDT by
gatorgriz
("The world is full of bastards - the number ever increasing the further one gets from Missoula, MT")
To: xrp
Good golly there goes the 7-11 workforce ! No more Slurpies and 2 week old corndogs for the infidals eh ? Whaaaaaah Whaaaaaah !!!
Syria........is'nt that Texan for big green glass ashtray ?
Stay Safe !
55 posted on
06/19/2004 7:27:57 PM PDT by
Squantos
(Be polite. Be professional. But, have a plan to kill everyone you meet.)
To: xrp
Oh, this is really going to hurt.
To: xrp
are they syrias, I mean serious?...or is it series?
60 posted on
06/19/2004 7:33:34 PM PDT by
isom35
To: xrp
The humor and derision on this thread is obvious to the Muslim world. Who could take them seriously. Humiliation and Islam do not go well together.
This is why Iran is building the Bomb and why Syria took the risk of hiding Saddam's WMD IMHO. It is rough on the old ego when all you can cheer is the beheading of a guy who never harmed anyone and even liked Arabs. Pathetic but dangerous and very evil.
61 posted on
06/19/2004 7:33:59 PM PDT by
JimSEA
( "More Bush, Less Taxes.")
To: xrp
OH WOW, now I'm reeaaaaaaaaaallly shaking in my cowboy boots....bawhahahhahahahhahaha! Them Syrians are tooooo funny! BaWHAHAHHAHAHA!
To: xrp
Does anyone know exactly what they trade?
66 posted on
06/19/2004 7:38:42 PM PDT by
Mo1
(That's right Old Media .... PRESIDENT BUSH IS A LEADER!)
To: xrp
To: xrp
Syria is preparing a law that would prohibit trade dealings with the United States in response to U.S. sanctions imposed on the Arab country last month, Syrian legislators said Saturday. D@mn, stop laughing, this is serious, gosh without trade with Syria there goes my sex life, my job, and everything that I have worked for my whole life!
Where oh where can one replace the all desired influx of Syrian imports to guarantee financial stability in the USA?
77 posted on
06/19/2004 7:49:18 PM PDT by
EGPWS
To: xrp
The hand with the food has been bitten.
80 posted on
06/19/2004 7:52:04 PM PDT by
EGPWS
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