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Author: Dave U. RandomDave U. Random Date: Jun 13, 2008 10:42
"Opponents want to know: How can America let Anheuser-Busch be
sold to Belgian company InBev? But they don't have much of a leg
to stand on..."
Business Week article: http://easyurl.net/BudBuyout
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Author: free.tuneupfree.tuneup Date: Jun 13, 2008 12:54
On Jun 13, 12:42 pm, Dave U. Random
inter.net> wrote: > "Opponents want to know: How can America let Anheuser-Busch be
> sold to Belgian company InBev? But they don't have much of a leg
> to stand on..."
>
> Business Week article:http://easyurl.net/BudBuyout
How could a bunch of Germans barge into a French community and start
making German beer?
How could a Kentucky Colonel barge into China and start selling fried
chicken?
How could a bunch of immigrants barge into Europe and start smoking
tobacco in pipes and blowing smoke up the royalties ass? How could we
let Barbie be kidnapped and be cloned in a communist country?
It just ain't right. I think there's something in the Bible about
it.
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Author: free.tuneupfree.tuneup Date: Jun 14, 2008 07:06
On Jun 13, 2:54 pm, "free.tun...@ gmail.com" gmail.com>
wrote:> On Jun 13, 12:42 pm, Dave U. Random
>
> inter.net> wrote: >> "Opponents want to know: How can America let Anheuser-Busch be
>> sold to Belgian company InBev? But they don't have much of a leg
>> to stand on..."
>
>
> How could a bunch of Germans barge into a French community and start
> making German beer?
> How could a Kentucky Colonel barge into China and start selling fried
> chicken?
> How could a bunch of immigrants barge into Europe and start smoking
> tobacco in pipes and blowing smoke up the royalties ass? How could we
> let Barbie be kidnapped and be cloned in a communist country?
> It just ain't right. I think there's something in the Bible about
> it. ...
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Author: tomkanpatomkanpa Date: Jun 15, 2008 07:06
On Jun 13, 1:42 pm, Dave U. Random
inter.net> wrote: > "Opponents want to know: How can America let Anheuser-Busch be
> sold to Belgian company InBev? But they don't have much of a leg
> to stand on..."
>
> Business Week article:http://easyurl.net/BudBuyout
Use the method Pennsyvanians used to prevent Rolling Rock from going
to New Jersey. Wait a minute, it didn't work.
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Author: John S.John S. Date: Jun 17, 2008 10:39
On Jun 13, 1:42 pm, Dave U. Random
inter.net> wrote: > "Opponents want to know: How can America let Anheuser-Busch be
> sold to Belgian company InBev?
First off America doesn't own Anheuser-Busch - it's shareholder
owned. And they decide who owns the company. Transacting the sale is
easy. Just offer a price to shareholders that is well above current
market.
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Author: john.seabeejohn.seabee Date: Jul 14, 2008 09:03
On Jun 17, 7:39 pm, "John S." cs.com> wrote:> On Jun 13, 1:42 pm, Dave U. Random
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> inter.net> wrote: >> "Opponents want to know: How can America let Anheuser-Busch be
>> sold to Belgian company InBev?
>
> First off America doesn't own Anheuser-Busch - it's shareholder
> owned. And they decide who owns the company. Transacting the sale is
> easy. Just offer a price to shareholders that is well above current
> market.
>
>
>
>> But they don't have much of a leg
>> to stand on..."
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>
> - Show quoted text - ...
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Author: Gregory FarrGregory Farr Date: Jul 14, 2008 12:26
> On Jun 17, 7:39 pm, "John S." cs.com> wrote:>> On Jun 13, 1:42 pm, Dave U. Random
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>> inter.net> wrote: >>> "Opponents want to know: How can America let Anheuser-Busch be
>>> sold to Belgian company InBev?
>> First off America doesn't own Anheuser-Busch - it's shareholder
>> owned. And they decide who owns the company. Transacting the sale is
>> easy. Just offer a price to shareholders that is well above current
>> market.
>>
>>
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> sure shareholders own anheuser busch but americans drink it... but not ...
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Author: PhilPhil Date: Jul 14, 2008 17:03
On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 09:03:27 -0700 (PDT), john.seabee@ gmail.com wrote:
>sure shareholders own anheuser busch but americans drink it... but not
>me anymore... it is ok now to ship it oversea because their market
>share here is gone....
Ship it overseas? Isn't it brewed overseas?
Phil
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Date: Jul 14, 2008 16:20
> sure shareholders own anheuser busch but americans drink it...
Americans work for A-B's various breweries, too, y'know. Quite a few
Americans.
> but not
> me anymore...
Because ... ? You think your favorite macroswill is somehow changed
because it's now part of a global concern?
> it is ok now to ship it oversea because their market
> share here is gone....
It's already sold overseas, but it's brewed either under license or
by wholly owned subsidiaries overseas. You don't have problems with
foreigners drinking beer from an American-owned brewery, but now that
it's part of a multi-national conglomerate, that's all awful and bad?
If so, you need to get out more.
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Author: itsdoc2uitsdoc2u Date: Jul 14, 2008 16:54
On Jun 13, 12:42 pm, Dave U. Random
inter.net> wrote: > "Opponents want to know: How can America let Anheuser-Busch be
> sold to Belgian company InBev? But they don't have much of a leg
> to stand on..."
>
> Business Week article:http://easyurl.net/BudBuyout
Let's all freak out why don't we!? I don't understand anti buy out
idiots. Anheuser-Busch tastes like (edited) anyway. So does Miller,
and Coors. I wish more foriegn breweries would take an interest...
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