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Originally posted by ghostsoldier
reply to post by GradyPhilpott
... most of the jobs will be outsourced to foreigners. It wont do squat for the economy....[edit on 13/6/10 by ghostsoldier]
Originally posted by ultrageek
This is amazing to read. I'm dumbfounded.
I was under the impression that all of the recent wars were after oil. It's brilliant (in a bad way) that we (U.S.) go after the source for all of our batteries. I just counted 7 items in my house that use lithium batteries.
The push for "new" energy from the White House, and the President himself - makes this whole situation transparent.
Am I wrong, or does the forthcoming Chevy Volt have one of the biggest lithium battery packs in a production car in history?
Originally posted by palg1
I think your wrong. Afghanistan has an able workforce ready to work and willing to leave the poppy fields. The mining companies would be foolhardy to employ high priced foreign workers when they can pay less than half for Afghan labour.
Originally posted by 1xion325alpha
Originally posted by empireofpain
ALL HAIL THE GREAT AMERICAN EMPIRE!
"THEN CONQUER IF WE MUST
WHEN OUR CAUSE IT IS JUST
AND THIS BE OUR MOTTO
IN GOD IS OUR TRUST"- United states ational anthem.
Is that the national anthem of DEBT?? Because you do know China and Japan finance everything you silly country does... for how much longer who knows.
But I bet you say all your shiny things are worth being owned by communists.
Originally posted by ghostsoldier
reply to post by Blaine91555
I'm not going hijack this thread but, technically Communism is the greatest form of direct democracy there is.