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To: Rummenigge
why is it good to build only what the market demands today - if you see that it’s not going to work tomorrow ?

Ah, but we can't really see that can we? Some people claim to, but they want to use our tax money to see if they're right. When someone with his own money claims to see it, I'll wish him luck.

13 posted on 01/04/2008 8:51:10 AM PST by BfloGuy (It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker, that we can expect . . .)
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To: BfloGuy

lol - yeah - it’s a small step to socialism to have such projects in governments hands - and if you want the good ones done you obviously have to bear several corrupt ones.

The tric is maybe not to have most things in private hands and some things in governments hands with control principles like those of sabenes and oxley...

but we now HAVE good mass transport in europe and given the high oil price and the games putin is playing with the market for natural gas I am glad we have it as an alternative to individual transport - if the mullahs and wanna-be soviets play up - we go by train and they eat sand.

- And it’s a good thing to go from hamburg inner city to munich inner city in half the time a car would take. Airports are usually on the outskirts and trips of 3h length dont justify bothering with them.

- and I gonna review my presentation, have a chat and read a book instead of defending my life on the autobahn.

Generaly I am a big fan of the practiced liberalisation and privatization of the european businesses - but in some points I am glad we payed the price.


14 posted on 01/07/2008 5:32:33 AM PST by Rummenigge (there are people willing to blow out the light because it casts a shadow)
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