Tux said...
Its a ****ed idea....for the money they could upgrade the existing roads and infrastructer at the port, it would be way more protetcted and wouldn't ruin another pristine enviroment. BTW it has a nice left and right hnader on its day.....
I agree completely but if you look at from the viewpoint of the "investors" it has no bearing on the fact that a dollar will be turned over.
I posted last night about my mate who makes heavy duty springs for trains, leastways he is the maintenance manager for a company that does. They are replacing them on chinese coal carriages imported from china. They buy our coal but we have to buy their carriages.
It is irrelevant that they are ****ed



And now they are talking about buying the railway!!!!!!!!!!!!
You only have to look at the infrastructure in africa which was installed but never espected to work. Have a look at some of the massive power installations in the Congo that fizzled before the lit a bulb. Likely that some of your money went into those too.
It never ceases to amaze me that we send all the raw ingredients for steel overseas and buy back crap quality at a premium.
The people who come up with this sort of crap have not a care in the world what impact it will have on you, on the environement or on your country. Keep up the good work Buz




Hopefully the flame will start a fire