Jim Rogers On CNBC - July 27 , 2010 Part 2/2
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Jim Rogers is very funny and you do your own research. He makes Saatchi & Saatchi go crazy.
pldtjason 1 year ago
Excellent commentary as usual !
kahvac 1 year ago
@nealwalter Yes thanks for the feedback, your statement totally fits in line. Something with the audio for sure. Your version must be the correct one, thanks for the clear up.
sysopkc 1 year ago
@sysopkc The actual statement was, "... the Australians cannot kill the mining industry, or they'll kill Australia."
There was some kind of garbled syllable prior to "the Australians" that sounded like the word "if" (perhaps a "false start" to the statement); and the "or" was pronounced very lightly and perhaps with the colloquial American "er" pronunciation. So I can see how one might think the statement was as you have it above. But that wasn't what the man said.
nealwalter 1 year ago
Talk about confusion! "If they dont kill the mining, they will kill australia....." That statement makes NO sense. How could heavy govt taxation on mining be good for a commodity economy!
sysopkc 1 year ago
the women on cnbc are complete idiots! pretty and brainless....
billyjoebobway 1 year ago