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    #13
    Okay, you win. Klause for PM.

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      #14
      So why did so many Germans immigrate to Canada and are still coming?

      It was not a direct comparison. Germany is just an example of a country that has a strong economy without relying on large amounts of natural resources. Which flies in the face of the argument that “ only extracting natural resources is the only true wealth creation” . Which is bullshit!

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        #15
        Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
        So why did so many Germans immigrate to Canada and are still coming?

        Why do Canadians move to Germany?

        Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
        It was not a direct comparison. Germany is just an example of a country that has a strong economy without relying on large amounts of natural resources. Which flies in the face of the argument that “ only extracting natural resources is the only true wealth creation” . Which is bullshit!
        So.... We're not talking about Norway anymore?


        A "Services" economy just turns the same money, and as government prints more devalues the currency causing inflation. MMT doesn't work, and we will see that soon enough in Canada.


        In order to get foreign exchange (that is, other people's money in exchange for goods produced) you need to produce valuable content.... Grains, Lumber, Oil, Fish, Diamonds, Gold, Bismuth, Copper, Nickel, Water. All resources and all conjured into existence from nothing.



        **I did have a long reply written out, but I've decided to quit wasting time replying to you if you insist on being juvenile on here[Agriville].**

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          #16
          Klause "In order to get foreign exchange (that is, other people's money in exchange for goods produced) you need to produce valuable content.... Grains, Lumber, Oil, Fish, Diamonds, Gold, Bismuth, Copper, Nickel, Water. All resources and all conjured into existence from nothing."

          Huh? Germany and several other countries have successful productive economies without relying on a very large primary resource sectors. Canada also has lots of manufacturing and value added industries.

          Norway is an example of a country that put a high value on planning and saving for the future when oil reserves run out. They are true fiscal conservatives! Something Canadians and especially Albertans should have paid attention to. Instead we have people who don't want to embrace inevitable change and want to cling to old ideas and failing industries.

          If you think it is a good idea to invest only in oil and gas go ahead there is nothing stopping you.
          Last edited by chuckChuck; Oct 22, 2020, 07:51.

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            #17
            why don't you move to norway ?

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              #18
              Why dont you move to Alabama? LOL

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                #19
                Norway is a great country and so is Canada. I am happy here, unlike most of the mal contents on Agrisilly who will never be happy anywhere.

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                  #20
                  Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                  Klause "In order to get foreign exchange (that is, other people's money in exchange for goods produced) you need to produce valuable content.... Grains, Lumber, Oil, Fish, Diamonds, Gold, Bismuth, Copper, Nickel, Water. All resources and all conjured into existence from nothing."

                  Huh? Germany and several other countries have successful productive economies without relying on a very large primary resource sectors. Canada also has lots of manufacturing and value added industries.

                  Norway is an example of a country that put a high value on planning and saving for the future when oil reserves run out. They are true fiscal conservatives! Something Canadians and especially Albertans should have paid attention to. Instead we have people who don't want to embrace inevitable change and want to cling to old ideas and failing industries.

                  If you think it is a good idea to invest only in oil and gas go ahead there is nothing stopping you.

                  Please show me one spot where I said anything about investing "only in oil".

                  I believe I've listed a bunch of resources - both renewable and not.

                  2/3rds of our manufacturing base that we have left is equipment and tools to service the resource, forestry, fishing, and AG sectors...

                  Every industrialized nations dreams of having vast resources.

                  Except people like you that would rather look a gift horse in the mouth.

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                    #21
                    He’s a waste of skin Klause. Don’t waste your time.

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