Niger

ga.prime":drmswcfg said:
john250":drmswcfg said:
alisonb":drmswcfg said:
I reckon it's all about that black stuff in barrels and Uranium....
And diamonds.
It's about supporting a French counterterrorism effort in neighboring Mali.

Interesting you would say that because that is exactly how we got into Libya - the Canadians ended up running the air war if my memory is correct - and it was the French that started that ball rolling as well.

Best to all

Bez
 
Going to war without the french is like going deer hunting without an accordian
 
snake67":f6xr9fdq said:
alisonb":f6xr9fdq said:
I reckon it's all about that black stuff in barrels and Uranium....

All of which can be purchased from America's northern neighbour - you know, those people who speak the same language, eat the same food, watch mostly the same television programs, drive the same vehicles, obey similar laws and so on.

The US of A does more than a billion dollars a day in trade with Canada - their largest trading partner - yet most televised business reports on US of A television never mention that - instead worrying about Japan and the arab states and islamic countries - for some reason Canadian oil and gas and energy products are not to be used - other than electricity which the US of A buys enormous amounts of.

So now it looks like China wants to buy in.

Those neighbours to the north produce oil and high quality uranium and no one has to use a rifle to get it.

But for some reason the US of A continues to support those champions of human rights, the arabs and islamic countries instead.

Never could figure that one out.

john250":f6xr9fdq said:
And diamonds.

I will throw in an edit for diamonds. The last statistics I could find showed Canada is now out producing South Africa - ranking number three in the world - so if you want diamonds - Canada has them as well. And no one uses a rifle to produce them either - other than to maybe shoot a few bears and wolves.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/210988- ... -countries

Got another reason?

Amazing how little is known about that huge country to the north of the US of A - second largest land mass in the world and only 35 million people - give or take a few million.

Best to all

Bez
Bez,
I'm with you 100% There is absolutely no reason why the USA should do business with the people you listed. Canada has always been our friend.
 
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change.
I think we should pump out the Mideast first, save North America's for later. Once they are pumped dry we can let them take the short steep back to the Stone Age. We will be at war with them till the world ends or one is killed off.
 
snake67":3d1jv90q said:
alisonb":3d1jv90q said:
I reckon it's all about that black stuff in barrels and Uranium....

All of which can be purchased from America's northern neighbour - you know, those people who speak the same language, eat the same food, watch mostly the same television programs, drive the same vehicles, obey similar laws and so on.

The US of A does more than a billion dollars a day in trade with Canada - their largest trading partner - yet most televised business reports on US of A television never mention that - instead worrying about Japan and the arab states and islamic countries - for some reason Canadian oil and gas and energy products are not to be used - other than electricity which the US of A buys enormous amounts of.

So now it looks like China wants to buy in.

Those neighbours to the north produce oil and high quality uranium and no one has to use a rifle to get it.

But for some reason the US of A continues to support those champions of human rights, the arabs and islamic countries instead.

Never could figure that one out.

john250":3d1jv90q said:
And diamonds.

I will throw in an edit for diamonds. The last statistics I could find showed Canada is now out producing South Africa - ranking number three in the world - so if you want diamonds - Canada has them as well. And no one uses a rifle to produce them either - other than to maybe shoot a few bears and wolves.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/210988- ... -countries

Got another reason?

Amazing how little is known about that huge country to the north of the US of A - second largest land mass in the world and only 35 million people - give or take a few million.

Best to all

Bez

Does this country to the north take Visa?? Or maybe extend other credit??
 
jedstivers":1ge6rjmk said:
I think we should pump out the Mideast first, save North America's for later. Once they are pumped dry we can let them take the short steep back to the Stone Age. We will be at war with them till the world ends or one is killed off.

By the time they run out there will be enough alternative sources that it will not matter if they have it
 
second largest land mass in the world and only 35 million people


That sounds like pretty good odds to me. Just one question while im packing, its about 60 degrees here, will my short pants be ok or should i pack jeans and a light jacket?
 
Craig Miller":vo2ozsnb said:
jedstivers":vo2ozsnb said:
I think we should pump out the Mideast first, save North America's for later. Once they are pumped dry we can let them take the short steep back to the Stone Age. We will be at war with them till the world ends or one is killed off.

By the time they run out there will be enough alternative sources that it will not matter if they have it

Your national department of energy or whatever it is called was supposed to do that nearly a generation ago when it was formed. Instead it has ballooned into a multi billion dollar empire that has done nothing but create regulations.

I have no faith in that happening until the return on the investment makes it worthwhile - and that is the determining factor. Mind you the way gas and diesel prices are rising it actually might happen - however in my opinion we will not see it until fuel pricing reaches 15 bucks a gallon or more. I believe - barring accident or disease - that will happen before they bury me.

Interesting that the US of A has built more pipeine length in the past two years than the pipe from Canada would be in length - but it is all local and short stuff - therefore under the radar of the environazis.

Cheers

Bez
 
Craig Miller":2i7moxd4 said:
second largest land mass in the world and only 35 million people


That sounds like pretty good odds to me. Just one question while im packing, its about 60 degrees here, will my short pants be ok or should i pack jeans and a light jacket?

Well, it has warmed right up today - the snow is melting

Bez
 

Latest posts

Back
Top