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Detroit, 8:16 PM
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I'll nominate you for COTD, too!
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"It'sa-win! MarioGP!"
And here's hoping the rules don't outlaw the use of thrown turtles and oil slicks.
07/29/09
My, my, what a horrible thing to say!
...about Force India.
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Or, another poo-let in Bernie's knickers, The Ronster pulls a Ross and comes out of the woodworks with cash and drive.
Or, Piquet steps in again just to ensure that his son has a ride in a series that he does not belong in.
Truly the possibilities are wide open. There's a good amount of paper tigers out there looking for a berth on the grid, and the foolish faith to believe they can achive more than those who've gone before them.
Oh, OH! Throw Paul Stoddart somewhere in the mix if the budget constraints truly come into being.
All in all, BMW-Sauber is dead, Long live Sauber F1!
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It is all about management and missmanagement.
What's happening now is because of horribly wrong decisions made by the worst president ever, R. Reagan. His idea of "freedom" of the market only encouraged greed and thru this greed we got missmanagement and the disastrous economic situation we're in now.
This should not be rewarded, never. nor bailed out, never. But unfortunately the financial market is too important for the rest of the economy. If that fails, everything will fail. So we have no choice in giving them money.
But companies, like car companies, that were missmanaged since years and years, should not be bailed out. Why? because it wont work, you can throw as much money into a company, but it will still go bankrupt because other companies are more competent.
That's why GM and Chrysler will go bankrupt, absolutely no doubt about it.
03/05/09
A robust manufacturing sector has to be considered a critical component of our national defence. Lose it and you are in deep doodoo in the event of large scale military conflict.
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That is a rediculously ignorant statement.
Check Harbour's numbers of who has the most efficient plants out there. Here's a hint, since you clearly don't know anything about this. GM has the most efficient plants in the country.
03/05/09
Again, reducing this to the essential argument: It doesn't matter if you are the most efficient, if you don't produce vehicles that the public wants to buy. Efficiency is only a multiplier of profit, not what generates it. Look at Ferrari for Pete's sake.