BL> A diffusion plant is capital intensive, and without a market no one

PE> There is a market, Bob. It's known as Earth. If you
PE> can't compete in it, don't bother complaining to me.

BL> That's not the way it works, though.

Fraid it is Bob. Your pathetically silly line that a local market is crucial
is just the usual mindless senile raving when ALL the SE Asian operations
that produced hard drives, ram, PC motherboards etc DIDNT do it on the back
of a local market for those protected by tariffs. If you cant grasp that, it
really doesnt matter a stuff, no one will be silly enough to take slightest
notice of your mindless ravings and do it your way today here. Everyone's
noticed you clowns are just furiously living in the past. Thank christ.

BL> I saw the entire sequence in the TV industry from 1956 to 1978.

So did the person sweeping the floors and likely also raves
on missing the point utterly, not understanding how thats
completely and utterly irrelevant to PC manufacturing today.

BL> It is impossible to raise capital or technology for
BL> a local plant unless you can show guaranteed profit.

Says nothing useful about whether you have to have a protected local
market for a ram plant tho. Or a hard drive plant, etc etc etc.

If you cant show a good prospect of making a profit out there in the
real world today, stiff shit, we wont be buying you clowns any feather
bed to loll on. We noticed how you behaved last time we were silly enough.

I wouldnt put my money into a plant run by a clown like you either, the
SE Asians appear to know what they are doing on that stuff, not you.

Rest of the usual mindless Laurentian raving binned.
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