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From: Dave Gneiser (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 06/06/06


>
> Anyway I don�t care if you guys subsidise yourselves silly. Subsidies 
> breed
> inefficiencies. It is the DUMPING of your subsidised surpluses that kills
> other countries� producers.



There is not enough significant cash in the supposed US 'subsidies' to breed 
inefficiencies.   All that happens is there is a floor price which barely 
covers the cost of production during a year of low prices.


Now if Kiwi MPC did not displace the US milk powder in our cheese vats, the 
USA being a dairy deficit production country would have zip, zero, nada to 
export.  So your theories again are shown to be false.  A deficit production 
country can't dump on other markets unless there are outside influences, 
which is what your MPC, casein and commodity cheese are.




>
> A Swiss farmer client phoned last month to tell me that subsidies were 
> being
> reduced as I predicted there in 1980 and were now referred to there as
> �poisons� because they�ve bred waste


A well paid farmer cares for his animals and his land.  A poor farmer is 
forced into abuse of animals, land and even family which is evident when you 
travel to poor 3rd world countries in Africa.  You see over-grazing, land 
abuse, unhealthy skinny animals and worse caused by farming in desperation. 
Now, you're quick to blame US corn farmers for the world's ills.  No.  US 
food aid feeds poor peoples  and their livestock.   The problem is usually 
the dictator govt. of those  nations.  If you examine the nation's ravaged 
by poverty,  civil war, and human abuses, you'll find the Islamists at fault 
in over 50% of the cases.   No, the US, nor its corn farmers, did not create 
the he-- hole situations in the Sudan, in Somalia,  in Iran, in Vietnam, in 
Red China, in Cuba, etc.  Their nasty dictatorial leadership, including 
extremist Islam, created those problems.





>
> Vaughan Jones
> Hamilton
> New Zealand
>
Now if  you truly feel it is the eeeevul USA corn farmers causing stavation 
in Africa, etc.,  then NZ should export some of  their surplus cheese  and 
powder to feed those folks, rather than leave it  up to  the USA.

Dave G. 

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