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  1. Anyone have a list of bikes and bike components made in the U.S.A.?

    Buy U.S. made products. We need the jobs.

    ken

  2. IMKen said:

    Anyone have a list of bikes and bike components made in the U.S.A.?

    Buy U.S. made products. We need the jobs.

    ken


    Sorry, can't help. But I can get you a pretty good list of French made bike
    and bike components.

    Buy French made products. We need the jobs.

  3. IMKen-<< Buy U.S. made products. We need the jobs. >><BR><BR>

    Make sure you vote in November!!!!

    Peter Chisholm
    Vecchio's Bicicletteria
    1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535
    http://www.vecchios.com
    "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

  4. I get to vote in October! (Absentee ballot in Florida). Of course they don't
    bother counting my vote unless it's real close like in 2000.

    Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    IMKen-<< Buy U.S. made products. We need the jobs. >><BR><BR>

    Make sure you vote in November!!!!

    Peter Chisholm
    Vecchio's Bicicletteria
    1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535
    http://www.vecchios.com
    "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

  5. "trg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    IMKen said:

    Anyone have a list of bikes and bike components made in the U.S.A.?

    Buy U.S. made products. We need the jobs.

    ken


    Sorry, can't help. But I can get you a pretty good list of French made


    bike

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    and bike components.

    Buy French made products. We need the jobs.

    Apparently, black market business with Sadaam Hussein in violation of the UN
    trade embargo and it's Oil For Food program didn't provided enough of a
    boost to France's economy.....

    Buy from Oregon businesses.... Oregon's economy was hit hardest by the
    economic downturn. Oregon has the highest unemployment rate of any state in
    the USA. My first shop opened in Oregon and is still in business there.

    Stuart Winsor
    Ground Zero Cycles
    [email hidden]

  6. Ground Zero said:

    "trg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    IMKen said:

    Anyone have a list of bikes and bike components made in the U.S.A.?

    Buy U.S. made products. We need the jobs.

    ken


    Sorry, can't help. But I can get you a pretty good list of French
    made bike and bike components.

    Buy French made products. We need the jobs.

    Apparently, black market business with Sadaam Hussein in violation of
    the UN trade embargo and it's Oil For Food program didn't provided
    enough of a boost to France's economy.....

    Buy from Oregon businesses.... Oregon's economy was hit hardest by the
    economic downturn. Oregon has the highest unemployment rate of any
    state in the USA. My first shop opened in Oregon and is still in
    business there.

    Stuart Winsor
    Ground Zero Cycles
    [email hidden]

    Apparently neither did years of US arms sales to Iraq, turning a blind eye
    while Saddam illegally shiped his oil out through US allies like Turkey (to
    be bought primarily by the gas hungry U S of A), selling of biological
    precursors approved by the the USDA (botulism among others) and embargo
    violating deals with Saddam by Haliburton while Cheney was in charge.

    Saddam always preferred to buy American when he could. "We need the jobs".

    Buy from France. A country that actually fully supports professional bike
    racing at all levels.

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    Ground Zero said:

    "trg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Buy French made products. We need the jobs.

    Apparently, black market business with Sadaam Hussein in violation of
    the UN trade embargo and it's Oil For Food program didn't provided
    enough of a boost to France's economy.....

    <snip>


    Apparently neither did years of US arms sales to Iraq, turning a blind eye
    while Saddam illegally shiped his oil out through US allies like Turkey


    (to

    Quoted message said:

    be bought primarily by the gas hungry U S of A), selling of biological
    precursors approved by the the USDA (botulism among others) and embargo
    violating deals with Saddam by Haliburton while Cheney was in charge.

    Saddam always preferred to buy American when he could. "We need the jobs".

    Buy from France. A country that actually fully supports professional bike
    racing at all levels.

    My mom lives in France.... the Tour actually rode right under her window one
    year. The French on whole hate Americans. Yet, there are thousands of white
    crosses on the bluffs above Normandy commorating the lives of American
    servicemen who died to free a country that did very little to defend itself
    against [censored]'s armies.

    Welcome to Current Events 101..... US supported Hussein in Iraq's war
    against Iran, at a time when it was the lesser of the two evils... not a
    simple solution, but one that was necessary at the time. Blackmarket Iraqi
    oil went to Germany, France, and Russia.... well documented by the UN. It
    didn't go to the US.

    Please don't keep me in suspense... in what way did Haliburton violate the
    embargo?

  8. Ground Zero said:

    "trg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Ground Zero said:

    "trg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    > Buy French made products. We need the jobs.

    Apparently, black market business with Sadaam Hussein in violation
    of the UN trade embargo and it's Oil For Food program didn't
    provided enough of a boost to France's economy.....

    <snip>


    Apparently neither did years of US arms sales to Iraq, turning a
    blind eye while Saddam illegally shiped his oil out through US
    allies like Turkey (to be bought primarily by the gas hungry U S of
    A), selling of biological precursors approved by the the USDA
    (botulism among others) and embargo violating deals with Saddam by
    Haliburton while Cheney was in charge.

    Saddam always preferred to buy American when he could. "We need the
    jobs".

    Buy from France. A country that actually fully supports professional
    bike racing at all levels.

    My mom lives in France.... the Tour actually rode right under her
    window one year. The French on whole hate Americans. Yet, there are
    thousands of white crosses on the bluffs above Normandy commorating
    the lives of American servicemen who died to free a country that did
    very little to defend itself against [censored]'s armies.

    Welcome to Current Events 101..... US supported Hussein in Iraq's war
    against Iran, at a time when it was the lesser of the two evils...
    not a simple solution, but one that was necessary at the time.
    Blackmarket Iraqi oil went to Germany, France, and Russia.... well
    documented by the UN. It didn't go to the US.

    Please don't keep me in suspense... in what way did Haliburton
    violate the embargo?

    With all due respect to your mom, I have lived in France for the last 10
    years. The French do not hate Americans and if you actually talk to to
    people here, rather than preach at them (or get your worldview from Fox),
    you'll see that they feel a great deal of gratitude to us for our our
    sacrifice in WWII. It's a source of great frustration to me that this view
    persists in the US. But that's the way stereotypes are. My aunt is currently
    visiting me. It's her first time in France. Every day she says she can't get
    over how friendly the people have been to her. "I thought the French hated
    Americans".

    On the whole, the French do not like much of what the US government is
    currently doing in the world. But, then they're not alone in that. Much of
    the US and most of the rest of the world feels the same.

    The US and France governments have both been smarmy and hypocritical when it
    came to dealing with Saddam's Iraq before and after sanctions when it suited
    them and when it was to their advantage. There were 500 trucks a day hauling
    Saddam's oil from Iraq into Turkey in violition of the oil for food program
    and the embargo. To think that the US didn't know about it and look the
    other way because of the benefit to it's ally Turkey stretches credulity
    beyond reason.

    The kickbacks from the oil sales were reported to have gone to individuals
    from Russia, France, England, Switzerland, Jordan, Turkey, etc (it seems
    that Saddam had a policy against dealing with Americans, but that
    possibility has not been totally ruled out even by the Republicans in
    Congress). The oil itself went to the usual companies like texaco shell
    chevron, etc.

  9. "Ground Zero" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Buy from Oregon businesses.... Oregon's economy was hit hardest by the
    economic downturn. Oregon has the highest unemployment rate of any state


    in

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    the USA. My first shop opened in Oregon and is still in business there.

    Stuart Winsor
    Ground Zero Cycles
    [email hidden]

    Where is your shop? I'm in Albany.

    Arlie Cooper

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