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To: Ilaine who wrote (23399)9/18/2002 4:25:32 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 74559
 
Hi CB,

Maybe so, but what to do? Well CB there are only three real choices, mankind being the animal that it is.
- You kill every last one of them totally eradicating them from the earth,
- you get them to not hate you.....
- you wall yourselves off from everything not nice
not too many options really.

Our PM (not a subtle guy) was hinting @ number 2.

but nobody wants to buy GM Can you blame them ?
Actually though I just picked up a GMC Safari with EVERYTHING 'cept leather. (I can hear PEZZ groaning). It'll only be used though for pulling my trailer. We have Mazda (Ford :o) Protegés to scoot about town. Fun little car and very economical. Better deal than a Toyota in my book.

Canada wants to dump softwood don't go there LOL...
Go here Subject 51596 ;o)

everybody wants us to sign onto Kyoto. not everyone up here. Unfortunately when you regularly elect the same party because you are afraid of the altermatives, well you get what other folks deserve even if you don't vote that way. The beauty of democracy Eh! The Mindless Zombies affect more than just the stock market.

regards
Kastel
a cute and cuddly Canadian



To: Ilaine who wrote (23399)9/18/2002 10:17:19 PM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 74559
 
Not so fast there CB, <Canada wants to dump softwood, New Zealand wants to dump lamb, and everybody wants to dump steel, but nobody wants to buy GM corn, and everybody wants us to sign onto Kyoto.>

I'm good with GM corn and think more CO2 is better and New Zealand doesn't dump lamb [using the word in the usual economic sense]. NZ lamb is produced by people who earn NZ$10 an hour [= US$4.7] on grassy land which costs not much per hectare in a climate which is wet, sunshiny and warm [more or less]. It isn't difficult to sell shiploads of meat in the USA with those input costs. More CO2 and warmth will make the grass grow even faster. The GM corn too!

NZ also has heaps of pine trees, which will also enjoy more CO2 and a bit more warmth. We also have steel, which we find on the beach in the form of iron oxide. Cook it up and bingo, heaps of steel for export. The people at the steel mill don't get paid much either. The pine trees get made into paper at factories where people don't get paid a lot either and that goes off to alien newspaper lands.

NZ has got the America's Cup and we are now thinking of taking over the USA. We've already got Canada [son born there] and nephew was born in the USA. We had China but the Japanese got bolshy and we had to clear out. However, with CDMA and QUALCOMM, we're in the process of recolonizing China. We've already got Japan and Korea. Working on India again.

My next aim is to get the UN reconstituted to a workable and sensible system. I have now started thinking that Saddam, by playing the bad guy, is going to help me get that. Then, those soothing cdma2000 phragmented photons will permeate the aether bringing Peace, Light, Harmony, Happiness, Health and Prosperity to the Planet.

Mqurice



To: Ilaine who wrote (23399)9/19/2002 12:58:40 AM
From: smolejv@gmx.net  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 74559
 
Hi CB - according to International Monetary Fund the dissolution of agrarian subsidies would bring in 128 B dollar profit, three quarters to the industrial states.

It's the basic difference between cooperative (win-win) vsa non-cooperative games, as shown already by John von Neumann 40 years ago. It just takes smart players.

RgeZ

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