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To: Snowshoe who wrote (86888)	2/4/2012 8:03:36 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219927

<<publically-funded passenger rail systems that require US assembly>> ... very bad news: - bad for boeing as it decreases total unit volume of the domestic market thus impacting cost of export-bound units - usa assembly requirement is terrible for free trade and continuing dollar recycling; and if only assembling, doesn't do much for manufacturing in most cases in enough important and too many critical ways - if requiring usa true manufacturing (i.e. mould making, smelters for iron, machining, etc), then prohibitive cost requiring much more money printing to substitute for lack of capital from savings - hobbling free trade while enabling domestic inflation eventually necessitate capital controls - horrific for fiat money inflation once system cut from global systems and domestic savers have nowhere to run - who would be using such trains? migration from california to colorado to escape economic tyranny? above is a working theory requiring watch n brief in the mean time team usa is already seriously impacting its productive expat population, forcing the sovereign / wealthier ones to permanently de-camp even as the corporate types are re-called back to homeland the history scripture is re-playing so predictably that it is eerie must continue to watch n brief as the baby phase-changes to toddler, now 17 months young