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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (32648)	5/10/2008 5:13:15 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) of 219763

We're neighbors. A large amount of trade between us is essentially inevitable. If one of our gov'ts goes berserk (ours?) that could change. Canada is our largest oil and natural gas supplier now. Fine by me. I'd much rather make Canadians rich than nuts. 50%? Maybe. Not likely. But we used to say that about parity, didn't we? I thought th US$ was forming a bottom. quotes.ino.com Then oil prices went nuts. :-) Manufacturing and services? I tend to think of Canada as more of a natural resource exporter. Manganese, uranium, diamonds, gold, natural gas, nickel, oil, timber. he Black Swan (yes one is coming.. one always is :O) OK. My shotgun is locked and loaded. :-)

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