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In Reply to: Got me to thinking? posted by Geo-TH,In on May 29, 2016 at 08:15:42:
It could be but there is just as much chance that the factories etc. owned by the companies you have investments in produce goods for a broad range of markets. I have made my living outside the US for 40 years and I know that the national oil companies we work for are in direct competition with US companies but the truth of the matter is that those same US oil companies also have large investments and producing wells all over the world. After 9/11 I gave serious thought to whether I should be in the middle east any longer, kind of felt like I was working for the enemy, but on the other side of the coin the US needed the oil at the time and the taxpayers are subsidizing the transportation of middle east oil and have been for decades.
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