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"JimH" wrote in message ... It is a war Don. Besides, you have no dog in the fight so why are you so obsessed with our war on terror? No problems in Canaduh to be worried about or to try and fix? Remember that you need us far more than we need you. ;-) Nice of you to say that after you got us hooked on Yankee dollahs. |
"Don White" wrote in message ... "JimH" wrote in message ... It is a war Don. Besides, you have no dog in the fight so why are you so obsessed with our war on terror? No problems in Canaduh to be worried about or to try and fix? Remember that you need us far more than we need you. ;-) Nice of you to say that after you got us hooked on Yankee dollahs. I thought that your country was "evolved" and didn't need to rely upon the bad Americans to the south? |
"Bert Robbins" wrote in message ... I thought that your country was "evolved" and didn't need to rely upon the bad Americans to the south? Gotta send our surplus hydro electricity, natural gas, numerous minerals etc somewhere. Y'all are nice & close and that saves on shipping. |
"Don White" wrote in message ... "Bert Robbins" wrote in message ... I thought that your country was "evolved" and didn't need to rely upon the bad Americans to the south? Gotta send our surplus hydro electricity, natural gas, numerous minerals etc somewhere. Y'all are nice & close and that saves on shipping. Is that all you have to offer? We can survive without it. |
"JimH" wrote in message ... Is that all you have to offer? We can survive without it. I think you'd better go find someone who knows what he's talking about. My impression is the US wants all the natural gas, hydro etc we can spare & then some. You may be at home freezing in the dark but others may differ. |
"Don White" wrote in message ... "JimH" wrote in message ... Is that all you have to offer? We can survive without it. I think you'd better go find someone who knows what he's talking about. My impression is the US wants all the natural gas, hydro etc we can spare & then some. You may be at home freezing in the dark but others may differ. Hell, if we need your resources we will just go up and take them. We are being kind to you. |
"Don White" wrote in message ... I think you'd better go find someone who knows what he's talking about. My impression is the US wants all the natural gas, hydro etc we can spare & then some. You may be at home freezing in the dark but others may differ. Don, If the US/Canadian border were closed tomorrow, Canada would be in deep trouble immediately. The US would be hurt, Canada would be devastated. There is a reason why 75% of Canadians live within 50 miles of the border, and it's not because they like to watch American TV stations. Can you imagine what would happen if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada? Houses in Windsor would be selling for $20K. |
Don't forget the beer!
"Don White" wrote in message ... "Bert Robbins" wrote in message ... I thought that your country was "evolved" and didn't need to rely upon the bad Americans to the south? Gotta send our surplus hydro electricity, natural gas, numerous minerals etc somewhere. Y'all are nice & close and that saves on shipping. |
"John Wentworth" wrote in message ... Can you imagine what would happen if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada? Houses in Windsor would be selling for $20K. Well John, if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada, we would still have Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, Cami and Magna, plus the 100's of the second and third tier companies that employ thousands of workers here in Canada for the Auto Industry in Mexico and Europe. So I don't think those people in Windsor need to worry. Jim Carter |
"Jim Carter" wrote in message ... "John Wentworth" wrote in message ... Can you imagine what would happen if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada? Houses in Windsor would be selling for $20K. Well John, if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada, we would still have Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, Cami and Magna, plus the 100's of the second and third tier companies that employ thousands of workers here in Canada for the Auto Industry in Mexico and Europe. Canaduh has 100% of the 2nd and 3rd tier auto component manufacturing companies? That is news to me. Could you provide a link? BTW: Magna is a tier 1 supplier to the auto manufacturers...not an auto manufacturer as you suggested. And their components can easily be manufactured by Lear Industries or Guardian Industries of the US. |
"JimH" wrote in message ... Canaduh has 100% of the 2nd and 3rd tier auto component manufacturing companies? That is news to me. Could you provide a link? BTW: Magna is a tier 1 supplier to the auto manufacturers...not an auto manufacturer as you suggested. And their components can easily be manufactured by Lear Industries or Guardian Industries of the US. Did I say that Canada has 100% ? Where did I say that? I said that Canada has 100's of those plants that supply the various auto assembly plants Magda is a manufacturer of "Complete Assemblies" for various European Auto Manufacturers. If Lear and Guardian can easily manufacture those parts, then why aren't they doing it now? Could it be that the Canadian Company, Magna, does it better with higher quality, a MUCH better price and delivers the goods on time? Jim Carter. ( recently retired from the very successful CANADIAN auto industry.) |
"Don White" wrote in message ...
"JimH" wrote in message ... It is a war Don. Besides, you have no dog in the fight so why are you so obsessed with our war on terror? No problems in Canaduh to be worried about or to try and fix? Remember that you need us far more than we need you. ;-) Nice of you to say that after you got us hooked on Yankee dollahs. teehee--- so what is wrong with yahkee do- las? |
"kansasman" wrote in message m... teehee--- so what is wrong with yahkee do- las? Have you checked their value lately? It's sinking rapidly on the world money market! Jim Carter Bayfield |
You're just jealous because those Canucks are just so much smarter than
53% of the US electorate. I'm jealous, too. Capt. Jeff |
"Jim Carter" wrote in message ... "JimH" wrote in message ... Canaduh has 100% of the 2nd and 3rd tier auto component manufacturing companies? That is news to me. Could you provide a link? BTW: Magna is a tier 1 supplier to the auto manufacturers...not an auto manufacturer as you suggested. And their components can easily be manufactured by Lear Industries or Guardian Industries of the US. Did I say that Canada has 100% ? Where did I say that? I said that Canada has 100's of those plants that supply the various auto assembly plants You are correct. My apologies. Magda is a manufacturer of "Complete Assemblies" for various European Auto Manufacturers. Nope, they manufacture for the Big 3 also. I used to service their US plants so I do know a thing or 2 about them. If Lear and Guardian can easily manufacture those parts, then why aren't they doing it now? It all has to do with cost. Could it be that the Canadian Company, Magna, does it better with higher quality, a MUCH better price and delivers the goods on time? It all has to do with cost. Guardian, Leer and Magna all produce quality parts meeting or exceding the auto industry QC standards. Jim Carter. ( recently retired from the very successful CANADIAN auto industry.) |
"Jim Carter" wrote in message ... "kansasman" wrote in message m... teehee--- so what is wrong with yahkee do- las? Have you checked their value lately? It's sinking rapidly on the world money market! Jim Carter Bayfield Still above the Cananduh dollar. Eh? |
"Don White" wrote in message ... "JimH" wrote in message ... Is that all you have to offer? We can survive without it. I think you'd better go find someone who knows what he's talking about. My impression is the US wants all the natural gas, hydro etc we can spare & then some. You may be at home freezing in the dark but others may differ. Once we have bleed your NG fields dry and you rivers don't run we will then just ignore you. |
"Jim Carter" wrote in message ... "JimH" wrote in message ... Canaduh has 100% of the 2nd and 3rd tier auto component manufacturing companies? That is news to me. Could you provide a link? BTW: Magna is a tier 1 supplier to the auto manufacturers...not an auto manufacturer as you suggested. And their components can easily be manufactured by Lear Industries or Guardian Industries of the US. Did I say that Canada has 100% ? Where did I say that? I said that Canada has 100's of those plants that supply the various auto assembly plants Magda is a manufacturer of "Complete Assemblies" for various European Auto Manufacturers. If Lear and Guardian can easily manufacture those parts, then why aren't they doing it now? Could it be that the Canadian Company, Magna, does it better with higher quality, a MUCH better price and delivers the goods on time? Haven't you heard of the cheap labor pool in Canada? We are exploiting you! Jim Carter. ( recently retired from the very successful CANADIAN auto industry.) |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message news:1102302682.984ef0f073229bfe7da80c5137a66e57@t eranews... Jim Carter wrote: "John Wentworth" wrote in message ... Can you imagine what would happen if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada? Houses in Windsor would be selling for $20K. Well John, if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada, we would still have Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, Cami and Magna, plus the 100's of the second and third tier companies that employ thousands of workers here in Canada for the Auto Industry in Mexico and Europe. So I don't think those people in Windsor need to worry. Jim Carter Toyota is close to surpassing GM as the largest automaker in the world. Bad GM management, of course. It seems as if Japan's sun is rising while ours is declining. You need to removed your clouded union glasses and see that GM is finally starting to make good quality produts. |
Jim Carter wrote:
"John Wentworth" wrote in message ... Can you imagine what would happen if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada? Houses in Windsor would be selling for $20K. Well John, if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada, we would still have Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, Cami and Magna, plus the 100's of the second and third tier companies that employ thousands of workers here in Canada for the Auto Industry in Mexico and Europe. So I don't think those people in Windsor need to worry. Jim Carter Well Jim, In the year 2000 Canada sent 87% of total exports to the USA. ½% went to Mexico, and 4.7% went to the EU. The Canadian dollar is at a 12-year high against the US dollar (about 83¢), and Canadians are justly proud of that. But remember; an expensive currency is not helpful to an exporting country, nor to a country that enjoys a significant foreign tourism industry. Does Canada fit in either category? BTW: Please don't take my statements as an attack on Canada or Canadians, they were not meant that way. I understand that US/Canada relations are not the best right now, but Canadians need to resist the urge to tweak the US. Have you heard of the law of unintended consequences? This is the end of my OT posts for a while, sorry for wasting bandwidth. |
Exactly, spoken like a good little goose-stepper for BushCo. By golly,
we'll just invade any country we feel compelled to. But, didn't you say that BushCo wasn't trying to be the supreme ruler of the world? |
The main reason that 75% of Canadians live close to the border is
meteorologically related. It's warmer there. |
On 6 Dec 2004 05:36:55 -0800, "basskisser" wrote:
The main reason that 75% of Canadians live close to the border is meteorologically related. It's warmer there. Nah. It's because it hard to play hockey through twelve feet of snow. Later, Tom |
"Bert Robbins" wrote in message ... "Harry Krause" wrote in message news:1102302682.984ef0f073229bfe7da80c5137a66e57@t eranews... Jim Carter wrote: "John Wentworth" wrote in message ... Can you imagine what would happen if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada? Houses in Windsor would be selling for $20K. Well John, if the US auto companies pulled out of Canada, we would still have Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, Cami and Magna, plus the 100's of the second and third tier companies that employ thousands of workers here in Canada for the Auto Industry in Mexico and Europe. So I don't think those people in Windsor need to worry. Jim Carter Toyota is close to surpassing GM as the largest automaker in the world. Bad GM management, of course. It seems as if Japan's sun is rising while ours is declining. You need to removed your clouded union glasses and see that GM is finally starting to make good quality produts. GM is saddled with high union costs and liablities, thanks in part to a complicent guvmint structure that allowed unions much more power than they ever should have.....and now we are paying the price. |
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