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Originally Posted by fredblack 2
Even before reading your link I knew the answer of what was going on. Antigua has been fighting the US through the international trading organisation and courts due to the predictable US response to their efforts to cash into the internet gambling market. The brain child of those Lebanese Arab Antiguans. Typically it shows up all this bullshit of globalism and open markets, because as soon as the US sniffs people potentially taking their markets they resort to dirty tactics. Same way with the Vietamese fishing imports and I can go on all day. Henec why I don't want no ignorant fool especially from the US to come and talk about free markets to me.
The US has to give Antigua something or expose themself even more as straight up liars and people who are as base as they come.
Anyone who knows what is going on in Antigua could predict this response even without reading your link.
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Thanks. I didn't want to spark harsh criticism at Antigua and Antiguans. I just find it fascinating that Slashdot wants to spotlight Antigua and a dilemma it has with the US.
Alot of US cash is overseas and of course any country with cash overseas wants to make sure they know exactly where it stands. Interest rates are low. If that is laundered back into the US then that will spoil the great party we are having thus far.
Seems like those Lebanese Arab Antiguans want to expand beyond the island and maybe conquer their neighbors, even if they have the lesser Lebanese Arab there, perhaps taking over the region.
Lots of US cash could do it. But you have to set anchor on a generator and gambling (easier business) and copyright violations (more expensive because have to deal with China).