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Old October 19th 04, 03:23 AM
Steve Hix
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In article LyVcd.2525$7d7.636@trnddc04, "sfb" wrote:
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I don't know what to say about those who wildly blame the U.S.
for all of the worlds problems, both real and perceived. I'll only
note that Mr. Feher's claim that "The USA confiscates other
countries natural resources" is absurd. The U.S., like all other
nations, purchases resources in a competitive marketplace.
Recently, the price of most resources has been set by China,
not by the U.S.. Mr. Feher should take comfort, I suppose, in the
knowledge that the U.S. is actually growing weaker economically,
relative to the rest of the world, every day.

How many oil wells are there in Japan or France or Germany?


They don't need them, as long as they have to goods or services to trade
for the oil they need.

Using other means for getting oil, as we saw in Asia during the 1930s,
resulted in somewhat less desirable outcomes to normal trade.