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To: KyrosL who wrote (66381)	9/23/2010 8:33:16 PM
From: energyplay	Read Replies (2) of 217671

I will disagree strongly with that. Almost every non-military and non-aircraft production system and logistics chain in the US involves large parts of East Asia - (in historical order of when they became part of US logistics) Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Phillipines, Malaysia, China, and now VietNam. Europe is pretty similar. Russia still has a degree of isolation on some products, but they don't produce much that is competitive. This means a North Korea attack on South Korea would shut down at least a third of the electronics production in China (actually more like >80%) about a third the auto production in Japan and China, and have nasty effects on a dozen other industries in China, like ship building and construction. After trade stops, the US lifestyle might recover to mid 1950s after a few years. Besides, I would miss eating bananas...

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