Posted by trucker40 on April 21, 2008 at 08:13:47 from (70.240.146.53):
In Reply to: Re: getting raped posted by mark on April 21, 2008 at 06:12:57:
I can tell you that we are number 2 in wheat production behind Russia.Other than that there are lots of countrys that grow wheat and lots that grow food.We could cut sending anything over there and with their money they could buy it somewhere.To do what you say you need a blockade.Thats when you stop all goods from anywhere flowing into a country.Maybe we could pull it off,but our military is hurting,wore out,and beat down.Hardly any of those countrys is surrounded by water where it could be blockaded by the Navy,and some have a common border with Russia,who we are not going to be able to order around,or China either.A good idea to cut off the food,not very much chance if any of it working. Its not so much the Arabs have us by the gonads,but its our stupidity that has us by our own gonads.If we actually had a government instead of a bunch of thieves who have no honor,and even stab each other in the back,then it might get easier to get along with other nations.Especially if they arent worried that bombs are going to fall any minute.
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