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More 'grubering', and the kittens lap it up like spilt milk.
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Originally Posted by snuffster
The claimed 5 billion profit is like Bill Clinton's claim of a budget surplus. It's all projections. A "single anonymous source". Gee, I wonder who that source could be haha. 5 billion profit may sound cool until you take into account the fact our government accumulates around 3.5 billion dollars of new debt PER DAY. Science will never unlock the secrets of the liberal mind. They're the most gullible people on earth.
the loans and guarantees will earn at least $5 billion over 20 years or so, according to a Bloomberg article citing a single anonymous source.
It tells me that you shouldn't underestimate China.
China is like the Wal Mart of the world, they are willing to take short term losses for long term gains. I never underestimate them. What'sintereting is many of these Chinese companies are experiencing the same difficulties and more importantly because of those economic pressures the quality of the product they are producing is coming into question. These panels are expected to last 20 or 30 years, the next few decades are going to get very interesting if there is massive failures.
How many years have Oil Companies been getting Govt subsidies? Or, should I say how many decades and still counting?
The US government existence is based on taxes from the oil companies. The subsidies are political quid pro quo and pale in comparison to what the feds get back.
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