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1. Lol.
| Aaron , |
SF, USA |
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Its amazing when people, let alone countries, thing that the best way to treat any situation is to divest or make the lives for Israelis harder....and then BOOM, they realize they rely so much on Israel trade and technology.
Keep it up Israel!
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2. Go to work together with Japan to develop
| Steven Wilson , |
Anchorage, Alaska |
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a vehicle that doesn't run on any petroleum products.
If you want to put a monkey wrench in the Arab and Iranian threat......cut off their oil income.
This financial crisis will eventually be over. It may take several years and the United States going through Hyper Inflation....but people will come back and buy cars again.
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3. Jap economy heavily rely on oil. $3.1bil.a small sacrifice
| Zohan , |
Tel Aviv |
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4. 3 billion still is lots of money , why should you risk it?
| Asher , |
NY,USA |
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5. The Japanese are always offended...
| Nick Sporek , |
Jerusalem Israel |
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Why is anyone doing business with them anyway? They never even apologized for what they did to the Chinese in Nanking. But then again, the world never cared about morality, only the almighty $$$.
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this I hear? the japanees gov have it's own share of troblles, the economic situation is the worst in dacades, they don't boycott israel they just can't afford importing right now, cause they r broke.
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7. #2-I keep saying that here. Why boycott?
There is such a thing as ingenuity.
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