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The U.S. Senate Circus

Posted on Tuesday, January 04 at 12:25 by tundraboy
The latest saga in the U.S./Canadian Softwood lumber dispute is "ignoramus maximus". Read the following article. http://www.cwt.org/news/Articles/2004%20December/Timber.htm

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  1. by 4Canada
    Thu Jan 06, 2005 9:49 am
    If our governments had any balls they would have bought the lumber, stock piled it and when the US came crying for it charged them the REAL cost for it. Or why are our governments (Feds/Provincial)not helping businesses to start making things from our lumber here? Why are we continuing to export it under these conditions? That doesn't make any sense either.

    There is so much politics in doing business anymore one really is better off just doing our own one-on-one trading and forget business and governments all together.

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    "Yeah, well, [Mr. President] we used all five fingers because that's the way our mittens are made." Antonia Zerbisias



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