Japan hoarded wood into their lakes

KIERSTEN WOODS

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AS the economy takes us closer to a world -wide depression----due to the new modern age of "WIRE FRAUD" --something that never existed in HISTORY BEFORE---we begin to wonder about what "tangibles" besides "GOLD" becomes so valuable----JAPAN as i understand bought as much wood --from trees --very high quality wood --and sunk it into their lakes---knowing ahead --that trees were becoming eradicated as society BLOSSOMED AND PLUMED into a full BLOWN POPULATION EXPLOSION---requiring it as a wanted "futures commodity"--but now what? as the USA begins to pull itself INWARDS--to protect itself--this means----goodbye to the japanese auto fetish---maybe---we all know JAPAN tried to make it in the MOVIE INDUSTRY--FILMS etc---but they were gagged---and simply allowed a minimal thrill in it...SONY may plunge along with many other JAPANESE COMPANIES----especially cars----hopefully JAPAN hoarded GOLD---i doubt that---so it looks like JAPAN must quickly begin to figure out a new way of existence without its desperate car exports to survive with--along with other products----it would be smart for JAPAN TO GET A FOOTHOLD INTO MEXICO---and begin colonizing there ----so that it can diversify---as we move towards complete and total financial COLLAPSE---mexico had so many wonderful opportunities and resources----wouldn't it be fun to combine an entirely new CUISINE OF MEXICAN AND JAPANESE FOOD? imagine an ONEEEGEEE BALL --MADE WITH RICE and delicious avocado's and soybean paste and beans? yummy----i cant wait for the new foods and new unions to begin!! can you?
 
Hummm??? Think you have the car part wrong.

As US car makers go down the tubes, Japanese cars like Subaru and Toyota will fill the gap. At least their 4 wheel drive vehicles get good gas mileage. I'm a lead foot driver of the worse kind, but my 4wd Subaru still gets 23 miles per gallon. It 4wd system gets me around in the worst Maine winters can throw at it. Japan may sell fewer products in the future, but there will always be world wide demand for all high quality things "Made in Nipon".

Uncle Frank

 
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