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To: Rome2000; cll; DoughtyOne; pawpawrick; lizma2; GrandJediMasterYoda; caww; SunkenCiv; All

Interesting graphs. I decided to look at a satellite map and go all around the edge of PR. From the looks of it there is very little port capacity even in San Juan. I think I counted fewer than 20 off loading cranes there. Looks more puny than Baltimore. As for the rest of the island, only 1 or 2 protected port areas, and those appear to mostly have recreational or small fishing boats. “Cruise” around the island yourself and see how fast you think supplies can be unloaded and shipped around.

https://zoom.earth/#18.432876,-66.099243,13z,sat


50 posted on 10/01/2017 1:22:34 AM PDT by gleeaikin
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To: gleeaikin
Pres. Of PR Truckers Union...If true Truckers are refusing to work means they're responsible for things not getting through...let alone people apparently aren't helping much at clearing roads for ites to get through....

Pres. Of Truckers Union On .....On strike in PR..

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52 posted on 10/01/2017 6:38:01 AM PDT by caww (freeen)
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There really isn’t much infrastructure there, but things were moving in the right direction until Bill KLINTOON and his comrades crippled the economy by repealing Section 936.

Turned it into an economic basket case resulting in a mass migration to Florida and New York that would bring votes to the communist DEMOCRAT party.


57 posted on 10/01/2017 3:42:33 PM PDT by Rome2000 (SMASH THE CPUSA-SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS-CLOSE ALL MOSQUES)
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