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In the past it has proven to be less expensive to leave the stuff there rather than bring it back and repair it. Most of the repairs now in the pipeline are years behind. Though, with shipping rates and oil so low now that might change whether they decide to return it. Doubtful.
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Good on ya! Well reasoned.
On Jan 11 09:57 AM OldLimey wrote:
> It's interesting to me that the threat of significant wars (as opposed > to local conflicts or insurrections) appears increasingly frequently > in the financial blogosphere; by 'increasingly frequently' I mean > that I am now seeing one or two such posts each day. The sources > are usually American. I've lived for several deacdes in Europe, Asia, > and the Middle East so my understanding of psyche in the American > heartland (i.e., away from the coasts and amongst people with only > limited exposure to the outside world) is far from deep. So let me > add the thoughts of somebody from outside 'fortress America'. >
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"With all this on the plate, an outbreak of wider-scale war is probably the last thing on most leaders’ minds."
I'm more concerned with the maniacs in Washington than with those in Moscow or Beijing. While nationalism exists in other places it is not accompanied by the peculiar brand of nationalistic exceptionalism that is practiced in DC.
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It will certainly increase the value of your gold though!
On Jan 11 06:16 PM Gold Barron wrote:
> Iran is next on the USA list.
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On Jan 11 09:57 AM OldLimey wrote:
> It's interesting to me that the threat of significant wars (as opposed
> to local conflicts or insurrections) appears increasingly frequently
> in the financial blogosphere; by 'increasingly frequently' I mean
> that I am now seeing one or two such posts each day. The sources
> are usually American. I've lived for several deacdes in Europe, Asia,
> and the Middle East so my understanding of psyche in the American
> heartland (i.e., away from the coasts and amongst people with only
> limited exposure to the outside world) is far from deep. So let me
> add the thoughts of somebody from outside 'fortress America'.
>
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I'm more concerned with the maniacs in Washington than with those in Moscow or Beijing. While nationalism exists in other places it is not accompanied by the peculiar brand of nationalistic exceptionalism that is practiced in DC.
IMHO
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More likely its the first thing on their minds as its the most convenient way to get out of trouble and remain in power.