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PostPosted: Wed 25th Jun 2:05pm    Post subject: High Oil Prices Bring Jobs Back Home! Reply with quote Report Abuse

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PostPosted: Wed 25th Jun 2:08pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

it is good news!
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PostPosted: Wed 25th Jun 2:17pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

Would be nice to see the end of all that parc plastic chinese stuff, ie $2 shop, The Warehouse etc.

The amount of waste that must go on when people buy cheap junk that breaks must be huge.
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PostPosted: Wed 25th Jun 2:19pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

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PostPosted: Wed 25th Jun 2:20pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

So good you had to say it twice!!

I wonder if it will raise prices much tho' if we have to manufacture more stuff locally and for things like textiles where it makes more sense to get it manufactured in china as the material is made there...
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PostPosted: Mon 30th Jun 1:52pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

{Posted via mobile.vorb.org.nz} "..Finally, on oil - who really cares what the price is? The issue is energy, not oil. I am confident that the long run price of energy will fall."

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