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Re: Gas/Fuel War!!!
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Posted by AKMED Ltd. on April 11, 2005 at 05:35:37 from (152.163.101.7):
In Reply to: Re: Gas/Fuel War!!! posted by Hermit on April 10, 2005 at 20:35:10:
Listen, Its hard enough for us in the third world to make a living as it is. Thank Allah that we have nice people like our American friends to lend us your bank accounts so we can keep what money we do have in circulation. I have Chineese friend who says that Americans couldnt wait for Chineese to shed the shackles of Mao and his Communist friends, but now they do just that, and open factories, and become business men like myself, the same people complain because they buy oil from under American noses. As a business tycoon from third world, it appears to me that some of my American friends want it both ways. You correctly see the fuel issue as a global issue, and while many people view things only in terms of how it affects them personally, let me tell you that the price of fuel affects the cost of maintaining my fleet of camels, as the cost of importing High quality American and Canadian feed is causing me to have to enter into more business partnerships with my American friends. Perhaps my good and close friend Kofi Annon can work out some trade agreement that would benefit my American friends as well as my third world associates. Who knows, Allah works in strange ways.
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