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Don Gray wrote:
> In message JL > wrote:
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>>Don Gray wrote:
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>>>In message JL > wrote:
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>>>>Don Gray wrote:
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>>>>Can GB feed itself? does it HAVE to import food to feed its masses?
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>>>
>>>That's a little arrogant don't you think.

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>>Given the general tenor of this group im surprised at the accusation of
>>arrogance from others.

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>>>US industries are being taken over by foreigners. Cheap Chinese
>>>commodities are flooding your markets. You are having the same
>>>industrial problems as many western nations.

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>>That was not my question. I tried googling some statistics on food
>>importation to GB but was confused by their abundance.

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> Then perhaps you might start to look at the questions posed by others.
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> Try to google the number of firms closing down and workers losing
> their jobs because of the importation of cheap commodities from
> American firms set up in the 3rd World and independent firms in China.
> America is not impervious to global markets and recessions.


Maybe i should post a recipe for red herring

I asked a simple question, had you asked me the same question about the
USA i would have answered in the affirmative.

IF GB is importing "cheap commodities" that should be taken up with the
powers that be in GB and not blame others for actions the Brits take.

And since you seem to be under a misapprehension i did not suggest,
quite the contrary actually, that the USA is in any way impervious to
the global markets and recessions.

Im not interested in placing any theoretical blame for anything, i was
merely asking for information regarding the sustainability of present
population levels in GB.

Ever read Thomas Malthus?

"a front page Wall Street Journal article in March 2008 pointed out various
limited resources which may soon limit human population growth because of
a widespread belief in the importance of prosperity for every individual
and the rising consumption trends of large developing nations such as
China and India."

--

Mr. Joseph Paul Littleshoes Esq.

Domine, dirige nos.

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