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"Erik Vastmasd" <erik.vastm@sd.invalid> wrote in message 
news:8j4915Fps7U1@mid.individual.net...
>I caught a glimpse of bringyagrogalong <sofala@aapt.net.au> on Sat, 30
> Oct 2010 20:45:50 -0700 (PDT), writing in aus.politics:
>
>>Why the Government NBN pisses all over the Coalition's
>>
>

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-11-01/copper-leads-metals-gains-as-dollar-drops-china-manufacturing-accelerates.html

Copper advanced from London to Shanghai as investors sought alternatives to
a declining dollar and as manufacturing accelerated in China, the world's
largest user of industrial metals. Zinc, aluminum and lead climbed.

Three-month-delivery copper rose as much as 1.1 percent to $8,290 a metric
ton on the London Metal Exchange and traded at $8,288 at 10:13 a.m.
Singapore time. The metal used in construction and household appliances
capped a fourth monthly increase in October as the dollar slumped 1.9
percent against a six-currency basket last month.

"All eyes are on the Federal Reserve meeting this week, what steps they're
going to take in terms of quantitative easing, and how the dollar reacts to
what they're going to say," Zhang Hai, analyst at China Aviation Futures
Co., said from Shanghai.

Copper on the Comex in New York gained as much as 1.2 percent to $3.7775 a
pound, before trading at $3.766. February- delivery metal on the Shanghai
Futures Exchange rose as much as 1.8 percent to 63,560 yuan ($9,524) a ton,
climbing for the first time in four days.

The dollar dropped for a third day against the euro on expectations the
Federal Reserve will increase debt purchases to sustain the recovery in the
world's largest economy.

"China's PMI is also giving a bullish boost to metals today," said Zhang,
referring to the Purchasing Managers' Index.


It's not about speed and Internet but about making money by selling cooper
paid by all Australians for own account.

Scam of the 21st Century.

http://www.metalprices.com/

Copper  3.7308

How much is replacement fibre?

Smell like someone is going to be very rich by replacing cooper with fibre
and on top get 44 Billions.



> Addinall thinks we should all go wireless.

Air is free.

How much is cooper?

How much is fibre?

Have a calculator?

Well, start to use it and publish the results instead trolling the same
things every day.

>
> I'm currently with Optus cable. How does the current Telstra & Optus
> cable services compare to what is going to be offered by the NBN?
>
> Erik


You will pay double for the same + higher taxes.

Cheers

NEXT PM

(The most educated and intelligent Australian)