Mexico kept its energy sector out of NAFTA, however, according to the Canadian Action Party, part of the NAU is to “Fully develop Mexican energy resources”.
It is understood that Mexico’s current oil field is declining and they need to go after oil in the Gulf they don’t have technology themselves to seek.
Have we found the reason why Bush wants open borders?
http://www.canadianactionparty.ca/temp/articles/morphosis/part1.asp
ron, if Mexico, which by law does not allow private, much less foreign, investment in its oil sector, said we will only let you develop our oil if you let our people have free access etc., that would ‘require’ opening the border to get the oil.
Meanwhile, we ordinary people would have degraded schools and services, but the oil companies would be very happy indeed.
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Tagged american, bush, Canadian, canadian action party, energy, energy resources, energy sector, favor, mexican energy, mexico, NAFTA, NAU, north american union, oil, sector, trade, union
Do hackers have any real power or are they just grafitti artists in the trade wind?
I’m in a 10 person league, head-to-head. There are some good FA’s and i lack a bit of power. My strategy was to load up on batting, and get pitchers (b/c you can play all pitchers) late and to get low ERA high Win pitchers(lots of SPs=lots of K’s). My Team:
C-K.Johjima
1b-P.Fielder
2b-H.Kendrick(should i expend energy to get Kinsler instead)
3b-E.Encarnacion(Cin)
SS-J.Reyes
Of-M.Holliday
Of-J.Bay
Of-R.Baldelli
Util-T.Hafner
Util-R.Furcal
Bench-B.Hawpe
Sp-C.C.Sabathia
Sp-C.Young(SD)
Sp-R.Hill(CHC)
Sp-S.Olsen
Sp-J.Patterson
Sp-C.Hensley(SD)/J.Sowers(Cle)-not sure which to keep
Sp-A.J.Burnett
Rp-M.Rivera
Rp-B.Fuentes
Rp-J.Isringhausen
Sp/Rp-A.Wainwright(STL)
DL-E.Gagne
Good Free Agents:
A.Kearns(Was-OF)
K.Griffey(Cin-OF)
C.Jackson(Ari-1b)
C.Young(Ari-OF)
S.Drew(Ari-SS)
G.Anderson(LAA-OF)
A.Iwamura(TB-3b)
J.Edmonds(STL)
J.Hermida(FLA-OF)
J.Zumaya(DET-RP)
C.Lee(Cle-RP)
J.Francis(Col-SP)
J.Maine(NYM-SP)
D.Turnbow(Mil-RP)
A.Reyes(STL-RP)
A.Loewen(BAL-SP)
Z.Duke(Pit-SP)
J.Blanton(OAK-SP)
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The Building was a 47 story steel superstructure and it fell down at free fall speed into a pile of dust. Fire alone does not have the energy to do this. So who was in charge of planting the explosives?
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Tagged building, center, explosives, fall, Hombres, kool aid, SEVEN, Steel, steel superstructure, story, story steel, superstructure, trade, World, world trade center
He expanded free trade, reformed welfare, deregulated the financial services sector, didn’t undo any of Reagan’s deregulation of transportation and continued deregulating energy. He created huge corporate tax loopholes – mostly through regs, thus he went over and above what Congress did in this respect. Yes he raised the top marginal personal income tax rate in 1993 and I’d rather he hadn’t, but that represented a very small change to the tax rates Reagan had put in place in the 1980s.
Yes he gave speeches to unions and other parts of the Democrat party base that blasted “corporate greed” and outsourcing but his POLICIES didn’t reflect that rhetoric – which is why Reich left DOL!
The big picture is that in terms of economic policies actually implemented, Clinton was basically Reagan II. Even if he HADN’T done these things, simply deciding not to UNDO 98% of Reagan’s policies was itself helpful to the economy.
I just wish today’s Democrats favored the same policies…
And BTW the WSJ had an excellent article explaining that 99% of the deficit reduction was due to Rubin’s refinancing higher rate long term debt with lower rate short term debt – - genius, yes, but totally unrelated to the tax hike.
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Tagged 1980s, 1990s, Clinton, congress, deregulation, economy, energy, financial services sector, income tax rate, personal income tax, personal income tax rate, reagan, sector, tax, tax loopholes, tax rates, trade, transportation, welfare
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