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To: o_zarkman44

America has ALWAYS had foreign investment, as a matter of fact, the British, Dutch, Japanese and Canadians have huge investments in this country as do some of the Arab oil producers. Thats a good deal for us cause our safety is alaso safety for their investments. What to kick them out? Then get ready for the Mother of all depressions


27 posted on 03/08/2006 10:48:43 PM PST by bybybill (If the Rats win, we are doomed)
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To: bybybill
What to kick them out? Then get ready for the Mother of all depressions

Just sit yourself down and let some real entrepreneurs show you the way. The risk of depression comes from outsourcing our productive infrastrustute and relying on debt financed importation.
35 posted on 03/08/2006 11:49:38 PM PST by ARCADIA (Abuse of power comes as no surprise)
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Your alleged depression can also come from foreign entity's deciding to cut us off of our goods and services that were once owned by American interests. We have plenty of oil resources in North America. Yet we import from trading partners and not friendly nations. They are in it for the money only. They could care less about America as a whole. The withholding of oil imports from those unfriendly trading partners would cause a big depression.

Ports. Terminals. Airports. Banks. It doesn't matter. If they are foreign controlled or owned the best interest is in the controller and not the location of the asset. This is all about big business making $Billions of dollars profits by selling out America. Lock. Stock. And Barrel.

Foreign control of our assets and resources is bad for national security. Period!
49 posted on 03/09/2006 8:22:57 AM PST by o_zarkman44
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